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User talk:Chôji

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User talk:SimonTrew

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title: User talk:SimonTrew


text: zǐwǎn

title: zǐwǎn


text: shion

title: shion


text:
趔趄

Verb

 * 1) to stagger; to stumble; to reel

Verb

 * 1) to hesitate to move; to be in an embarrassing situation

title: 趔趄


text: lièqie

title: lièqie


text: fotoa

title: fotoa


text: spühren

title: spühren


text: yī...jiù...

title: yī...jiù...


text:
心煩意亂

Idiom

 * 1) to be terribly upset; to be perturbed; to be distraught

title: 心煩意亂


text: 心烦意乱

title: 心烦意乱


text: xīnfányìluàn

title: xīnfányìluàn


text: Citations:cockaludicrous

title: Citations:cockaludicrous


text:
cockaludicrous

Adjective

 * 1)  Ridiculously androcentric or patriarchal.

title: cockaludicrous


text: Hǎiyá

title: Hǎiyá


text:
цясла

Etymology
From. Cognate with 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) adze

title: цясла


text: 雷克雅维克

title: 雷克雅维克


text: 雷克雅維克

title: 雷克雅維克


text: Léikèyǎwéikè

title: Léikèyǎwéikè


text: 奥斯陆

title: 奥斯陆


text: 奧斯陸

title: 奧斯陸


text: Àosīlù

title: Àosīlù


text:
オスロ

Etymology
From, from.

title: オスロ


text: Osuro

title: Osuro


text:
哥本哈根

Etymology
From, from , from.

title: 哥本哈根


text: Gēběnhāgēn

title: Gēběnhāgēn


text:
コペンハーゲン

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: コペンハーゲン


text: Kopenhāgen

title: Kopenhāgen


text:
Talk:𒉿𒀀𒋫𒅈

See Talk:𒉿𒀀𒋻. - -sche (discuss) 00:59, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:𒉿𒀀𒋫𒅈


text: 地拉那

title: 地拉那


text: Dìlānà

title: Dìlānà


text: 貝爾格萊德

title: 貝爾格萊德


text: Citations:infonazi

title: Citations:infonazi


text: 贝尔格莱德

title: 贝尔格莱德


text: Bèi'ěrgéláidé

title: Bèi'ěrgéláidé


text: 布魯塞爾

title: 布魯塞爾


text: 布鲁塞尔

title: 布鲁塞尔


text: Bùlǔsài'ěr

title: Bùlǔsài'ěr


text:
ブリュッセル

Etymology
Borrowed from,   or possibly from.

Derived terms

 * : the City of Brussels

title: ブリュッセル


text: Buryusseru

title: Buryusseru


text: ベルン

title: ベルン


text: Berun

title: Berun


text: 贝鲁特

title: 贝鲁特


text: 貝魯特

title: 貝魯特


text: Bèilǔtè

title: Bèilǔtè


text: キシナウ

title: キシナウ


text: Kishinau

title: Kishinau


text: 薩拉熱窩

title: 薩拉熱窩


text: 萨拉热窝

title: 萨拉热窝


text: Sàlārèwō

title: Sàlārèwō


text: サラエボ

title: サラエボ


text: Saraebo

title: Saraebo


text: サライェヴォ

title: サライェヴォ


text: Sarayevo

title: Sarayevo


text: サラエヴォ

title: サラエヴォ


text: Saraevo

title: Saraevo


text:
Citations:anxiarrhea

Noun: "(slang) diarrhea induced by stress"

 * 2013, H. P. Mallory, Better Off Dead, ISBN 9781483995236, page 53:
 * “If you wanna give yourself anxiarrhea, be my guest.”

title: Citations:anxiarrhea


text: 萨格勒布

title: 萨格勒布


text: 薩格勒布

title: 薩格勒布


text: Sàgélèbù

title: Sàgélèbù


text: 卢布尔雅那

title: 卢布尔雅那


text: 盧布爾雅那

title: 盧布爾雅那


text: Lúbù'ěryǎnà

title: Lúbù'ěryǎnà


text: リュブリャナ

title: リュブリャナ


text: Ryuburyana

title: Ryuburyana


text: 波德戈里察

title: 波德戈里察


text: Bōdégēlǐchá

title: Bōdégēlǐchá


text: 瓦杜兹

title: 瓦杜兹


text: 瓦杜茲

title: 瓦杜茲


text: Wǎdùzī

title: Wǎdùzī


text: 阿拉木图

title: 阿拉木图


text: 阿拉木圖

title: 阿拉木圖


text: Ālāmùtú

title: Ālāmùtú


text: ウェリントン

title: ウェリントン


text: Werinton

title: Werinton


text: 莫爾茲比港

title: 莫爾茲比港


text: 莫尔兹比港

title: 莫尔兹比港


text: Mò'ěrzībǐ gǎng

title: Mò'ěrzībǐ gǎng


text: ポートモレスビー

title: ポートモレスビー


text: Pōto Moresubī

title: Pōto Moresubī


text: 斯里巴加湾

title: 斯里巴加湾


text: 斯里巴加灣

title: 斯里巴加灣


text: Sīlǐbājiāwān

title: Sīlǐbājiāwān


text:
廷布

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 廷布


text: Tíngbù

title: Tíngbù


text: カトマンズ

title: カトマンズ


text: Katomanzu

title: Katomanzu


text: 哈瓦那

title: 哈瓦那


text: Hāwǎnà

title: Hāwǎnà


text:
ハバナ

Etymology
Ultimately from, in turn from.

Japanese sources list the term as a borrowing of Havana, but do not indicate the source language.

The term is first cited to the early 1890s. This would suggest that the term was borrowed from, since the in Spanish has been silent for centuries. Considering that the pitch accent is on the first mora, the borrowing was likely via the written rather than the spoken form, as the accent on the second syllable in either Spanish or English would likely result in a higher pitch on the second mora instead.

title: ハバナ


text: Habana

title: Habana


text:
buteghe

Etymology
From, from.

Noun

 * 1) shop

title: buteghe


text:
negoziâ

Etymology
, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1) to deal

title: negoziâ


text:
ill-looking

Adjective

 * 1) having an unhealthy appearance
 * 2) unattractive; ugly
 * 3) of evil or sinister appearance

title: ill-looking


text: entrepiernas

title: entrepiernas


text:
hundredsomething

Etymology
From.

Numeral

 * 1)  An indeterminate value between 100 (inclusive) and 200 (exclusive).

title: hundredsomething


text:
Talk:民俗

Also adjective?
Can this also be an adjective in Mandarin? 173.89.236.187 02:27, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:民俗


text:
Citations:catfish

create a fake online profile to seduce someone

 * 2014, Thomas Barrabi, "Paul George Catfish Scandal: Pacers Star Denies He Was Catfished, Says He 'Knows The Girl' Who Leaked Naked Photos" International Business Times (March 25, 2014):
 * “The whole story, as far as me being catfished, I know the girl that sent the pictures out,” George, 23, told the Indianapolis Star. “It wasn’t a catfish story, it was a girl. I don’t want to get into the story but I know who’s behind it.”
 * 2014, David Miniel, "Toronto Blue Jays make two roster moves", SI.com: Fansided (March 20, 2014):
 * The Toronto Blue Jays made a couple roster moves today that involve the cousin of the man who catfished San Diego Chargers linebacker Manti Te’o.
 * 2014, Erin Van Der Meer, "Shaping up for a comeback? 'Big, Beautiful And Sexy' Casey Donovan works out amid shock sex addiction confessions", Daily Mail (March 3, 2014):
 * Casey confessed she spiraled out of control after the bizarre catfishing incident, admitting she found casual sex as a means of dealing with her deep seeded [sic] insecurities and painfully low self esteem.
 * 2014, Thomas Barrabi, "Paul George Catfish Scandal: Pacers Star Denies He Was Catfished, Says He 'Knows The Girl' Who Leaked Naked Photos" International Business Times (March 25, 2014):
 * “The whole story, as far as me being catfished, I know the girl that sent the pictures out,” George, 23, told the Indianapolis Star. “It wasn’t a catfish story, it was a girl. I don’t want to get into the story but I know who’s behind it.”
 * 2014, David Miniel, "Toronto Blue Jays make two roster moves", SI.com: Fansided (March 20, 2014):
 * The Toronto Blue Jays made a couple roster moves today that involve the cousin of the man who catfished San Diego Chargers linebacker Manti Te’o.
 * 2014, Erin Van Der Meer, "Shaping up for a comeback? 'Big, Beautiful And Sexy' Casey Donovan works out amid shock sex addiction confessions", Daily Mail (March 3, 2014):
 * Casey confessed she spiraled out of control after the bizarre catfishing incident, admitting she found casual sex as a means of dealing with her deep seeded [sic] insecurities and painfully low self esteem.
 * Casey confessed she spiraled out of control after the bizarre catfishing incident, admitting she found casual sex as a means of dealing with her deep seeded [sic] insecurities and painfully low self esteem.

title: Citations:catfish


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Citations:angertainment

Noun: "(pejorative) programming, especially talk shows and talk radio, which is characterized by anger or which provokes anger in its audience"

 * 2000, Brian O'Neill, "Try harder to abate hate", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 12 March 2000:
 * This show was everything television generally is not. There was no frenzy to be heard, almost no finger-pointing. There seemed, if anything, a kind of gratitude that somebody was asking this question this way. In this age of "angertainment," the absence of rage commanded attention.
 * 2009, John McCarron, "Solutions for a nation stuck in low gear", Chicago Tribune, 23 December 2009:
 * Here in the media, meanwhile, much of what used to be called journalism has morphed into "angertainment," which is to say a bunch of shouting over who's to blame for this future of less.
 * 2012, Wayne Roberts, "Thank you, Rob Ford", Now (Toronto), 5 January - 12 January 2012, Volume 31, Number 19:
 * The resulting anger makes for yell radio and TV angertainment.
 * 2013, Tim Krohn, "Big Ideas speaker says change doesn’t require new laws", Mankato Free Press, 18 February 2013:
 * “We’re doing a lot better on this planet than the angertainment industry would have us believe. But Rush Limbaugh and Bill Maher don’t want you to think that way. And they are very good at it. It’s very profitable for them.

title: Citations:angertainment


text:
angertainment

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  Programming, especially talk shows and talk radio, which is characterized by anger or which provokes anger in its audience.

title: angertainment


text:
schwerhörig

Adjective

 * 1) hard of hearing

title: schwerhörig


title: Template:grc-decl-1st-prx


text:
Template:grc-decl-1st-prx/documentation

This template is meant for nouns ending in a short alpha, with accent on the antipenultimate syllable, but which have both attested Epic/Ionic, Attic, and Doric/Aeolic forms. It takes four parameters:

 * : The stem with an acute on the antipenultimate syllable of the root.
 * : The stem with an acute on the penultimate syllable of the root.
 * : The stem with no accent.
 * : Mark this flag when the Attic declension doesn't use etas (when the stem ends in -e, -i, or -r.)

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text: User:Lbeaumont

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Talk:Horn peninsula

The entry should be restored
In my opinion, the entry should be restored, see RFD discussion. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:56, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

RFD discussion: January–March 2014
Looks like Horn + peninsula to me. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 22:27, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
 * I vote to keep since it isn;t used as an sop in the source provided. Pass a Method (talk) 08:28, 7 January 2014 (UTC)
 * In the entry it's with an extra capital letter. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:26, 7 January 2014 (UTC)
 * It seems to me that it is SOP in the source provided - do you have an argument to the contrary? —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 14:58, 7 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Maybe it was worded as such to distinguish with other place-names with "horn" in their name; nonetheless i don't feel strongly about this entry, so do what you feel is best. Pass a Method (talk) 02:53, 8 January 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 04:15, 26 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Delete as sum of parts. "peninsula" is in lowercase and not a part of a proper name. The quotations currently present in the entry: "... throughout the whole Horn peninsula". An aside, a search that could be used for attestation in RFV: . --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:25, 9 January 2014 (UTC)

 * I missed this discussion. This entry should be restored and kept. It's idiomatic. "Horn" doesn't mean "Horn peninsula". --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 00:30, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * It appears that it does, according to Wiktionary. Horn = “Of or pertaining to the Horn of Africa”; Horn of Africa = “A peninsula in East Africa that juts for hundreds of kilometers into the Arabian Sea.” —Michael Z. 2014-03-27 02:46 z

 * It's either Horn of Africa or Horn peninsula but not just Horn in the peninsula sense, unless someone uses it colloquially. In any case, nominative case is the normal term, nominative is its abbreviation (just an example). Horn peninsula is a word with a full meaning word in its shortest form (Horn of Africa being a synonym). --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 02:52, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I can’t make any sense of that at all.

 * Google Books has 88,000 instances of “around the Horn” but only 165 of “around the Horn of Africa.” —Michael Z. 2014-03-27 15:24 z

 * For the record, 88k is Google's guesstimate of how many books use "around the Horn", but if you page through to the end, you'll find there are only 82 and a third pages of results (=only 823 books). And many of those are irrelevant, either because they concern the US show, or literal horns, or other geographic Horns (I had forgotten there were any besides the African one):
 * 2006, Philip R. Scott, Sheep Medicine ISBN 1840765364, page 260:
 * Headflies can present a major problem during the summer months in horned sheep grazed near woodland. The muscid fly Hydrotea irritans causes considerable irritation around the horn base during feeding, ...
 * 2009, Charles F. Gritzner, Linnea C. Swanson, Panama ISBN 1438105290, page 76:
 * The trip around the Horn (the southern tip of South America) adds about 8,000 miles (12,900 kilometers) to a journey between the east and west coasts of the United States.
 * Nonetheless, Michael is right that the Horn of Africa is quite commonly designated simply the "Horn". - -sche (discuss) 22:27, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * OK, I agree with the "Horn" designation but to me it's still too casual (like States or in reference to USA and USSR) and ambiguous like "the Gulf" (Persian Gulf) but I can remove rfv for Horn. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 22:40, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

I have restored the entry as per CFI. The discussion can continue. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 04:48, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Delete. Unlike "Horn of Africa" (which, despite the existence of "Horn", almost certainly passes the "in a jiffy" test), this seems SOP to me. - -sche (discuss) 05:17, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Delete as sum-of-parts. —Michael Z. 2014-03-27 15:24 z

 * SoP argument is invalid for place names. They are just names, SoP or not. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 22:40, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * To some extent, we're talking past each other: you don't think SOP is a valid argument, because you think this is a placename. But my (and possibly Michael's) argument is that "Horn peninsula" is not a placename any more than "island of Cuba" or "nation of Russia", it's a SOP description of the place. - -sche (discuss) 22:59, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * I know what you mean but I disagree. "Horn peninsula" is no different from Isle of Man or Isle of Wight, even if both can be referred to as Man or Wight casually. "nation of ..." is hardly used but Russian Federation is a co-official name of Russia, even if it's SoP. We have a big list of "... island(s)" type of islands kept but no "island of ...". Baffin Island is clearly an island name, unlike Baffin, Horn, same with peninsulas. Only some people will know that Kola (Kola Peninsula) is a peninsula in the north of Russia? There's no other name for it in Russian but Ко́льский полуо́стров. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 23:13, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * It’s not like any of those. The proper name of this thing is “the Horn.” It isn’t a legal or standardized name. And it isn’t influenced by Russian.

 * Why are you arguing this? Can you even find three quotations using this term!? —Michael Z. 2014-03-28 06:04 z

 * I didn't say it's influenced by Russian, it's only called in Russian. It's attestable, even if I haven't done it - "Horn peninsula" in Google Books]. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 06:13, 28 March 2014 (UTC)
 * You obviously haven't looked at any of the hits: there isn't a single one that refers to the Horn of Africa. There's a Horn Peninsula in Ireland, another one in Lake Ontario, Canada, Cape Horn on the southern tip of South America, the Golden Horn peninsula in Turkey, and a number of hyphenation artifacts and sentences ending in "horn" followed by sentences starting with "peninsula". Personal opinions about place names are irrelevant, because this isn't a place name any more than "the Russian country" is. If you're trying to make a test case out of this one, you've chosen the worst possible example, because there's absolutely nothing there. Nothing. Zilch. Bupkis. Chuck Entz (talk) 06:53, 28 March 2014 (UTC)
 * In case I wasn't clear enough: this wouldn't survive rfv because there isn't a single example of usage to be found in Google Books or Google Groups. The only cite in the entry is a comment posted to a blog . It may very well be the only non-wiki usage anywhere at all. With all the other Horn peninsulas out there, we may need to move this to the Horn peninsula of Africa (equally (un-)attested, and no more SOP than the current form) just to avoid confusion. Chuck Entz (talk) 07:33, 28 March 2014 (UTC)
 * @MZajac: re: "around the Horn". I would expect an overwhelming share of uses of "around the Horn" to refer to "Cape Horn" in far southern South America. It is a particularly arduous trip ("Roaring 40s") and was more so for sailing ships. DCDuring TALK 16:26, 28 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Oops, you are quite right. Perhaps Horn requires more definitions. Too bad these can’t be listed as subsenses of horn 13. —Michael Z. 2014-03-29 15:42 z

 * I agree with the deletion now. Indeed, it's not attestable in this sense. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 07:51, 29 March 2014 (UTC)
 * |from|at|below|toward|from+the+horn%22+America|Atlantic|Pacific|Magellan|Argentina|%22Tierra+del+fuego%22+-%22horn+of+africa%22&oq=%22to|from|at|below|toward|from+the+horn%22+America|Atlantic|Pacific|Magellan|Argentina|%22Tierra+del+fuego%22+-%22horn+of+africa%22&gs_l=serp.3...5632.5657.0.6380.2.2.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c.1.38.serp..2.0.0.vAzRlLXXQPI This Google Books search seems to contain enough references to [[Horn] referring to Cape Horn distinct from around the Horn, though I haven't excluded those uses that are shortly preceded by Cape Horn. DCDuring TALK 18:26, 29 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Per the above discussion, the entry has been re-deleted. RFD-failed as both SOP and nonexistent. - -sche (discuss) 20:51, 29 March 2014 (UTC)

Horn region
Similarly. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 23:31, 6 January 2014 (UTC)

 * Keep; There are dozens of sources in Usenet where it is used as a proper noun. Pass a Method (talk) 08:28, 7 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Is that necessarily a keep reason, though? For example North Leeds, South Leeds are proper nouns but entirely predictable from the sum of their parts. Mglovesfun (talk) 11:27, 7 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Once again, i don't feel strongly about whether its kept or not. However the sources i added appear to use it as an encompassing name in the same way the Balkans is treated. Pass a Method (talk) 02:53, 8 January 2014 (UTC)
 * Even if they do, how does that make it idiomatic? Balkans region is well attested, but it's also SOP. —Mr. Granger (talk • contribs) 14:10, 8 January 2014 (UTC)

Deleted. — T AKASUGI Shinji (talk) 04:15, 26 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Delete as sum of parts. "region" is in lowercase and not a part of a proper name. The quotations currently present in the entry: "... and the entire Greater Horn region of Africa", "... is great for the whole Horn region", "... the famine that’s plaguing Ethiopia and the Horn region", "...  they cause untold suffering in the Horn region".  An aside, a search that could be used for attestation in RFV: . --Dan Polansky (talk) 18:25, 9 January 2014 (UTC)
 * I don't know about Horn region right now but I have requested restoration of Horn peninsula above, which didn't get enough attention and was deleted by you (not blaming you for the deletion, judging by how it's been here). --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 03:02, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * The entry has already been deleted, but because discussion of the preceding entry has been re-opened and I am commenting on it, I will also note that I think this entry deserved deletion. - -sche (discuss) 05:17, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

RFV discussion: March 2014
I ask for attestation. Please consider placing the attesting quotations at Citations:Horn peninsula, since this appears unattestable. . --Dan Polansky (talk) 07:43, 29 March 2014 (UTC)
 * It would've been easier if the term was RFVed, not RFDed. It's unattestable, indeed. Delete. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 08:27, 29 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Not sure why you are voting. This can run the normal RFV course based on presentation of evidence, can't it? --Dan Polansky (talk) 08:57, 29 March 2014 (UTC)
 * It was deleted, I have restored it, now I've changed my mind, since it seems unattestable. It can run its course but it may be a waste of time in this instance. --Anatoli (обсудить/вклад) 09:09, 29 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:Horn peninsula


text:
ブラチスラヴァ

Etymology
.

title: ブラチスラヴァ


text: Burachisurava

title: Burachisurava


text: ブラチスラバ

title: ブラチスラバ


text: Burachisuraba

title: Burachisuraba


text: catfished

title: catfished


text: アシガバート

title: アシガバート


text: Ashigabāto

title: Ashigabāto


text:
達卡

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Etymology 2
Borrowed from.

title: 達卡


text: 达卡

title: 达卡


text: Dákǎ

title: Dákǎ


text:
lurkership

Noun

 * 1)  The state or quality of being a lurker.
 * 2)  The lurkers who frequent a newsgroup, message board, etc., taken as a group.
 * 1)  The lurkers who frequent a newsgroup, message board, etc., taken as a group.
 * 1)  The lurkers who frequent a newsgroup, message board, etc., taken as a group.
 * 1)  The lurkers who frequent a newsgroup, message board, etc., taken as a group.

title: lurkership


text: 馬累

title: 馬累


text: 马累

title: 马累


text: Mǎlěi

title: Mǎlěi


text: マレ

title: マレ


text:
帝力

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 帝力


text: Dìlì

title: Dìlì


text: ネピドー

title: ネピドー


text: Nepidō

title: Nepidō


text:
迪拜

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 迪拜


text: Díbài

title: Díbài


text: ドーハ

title: ドーハ


text: Dōha

title: Dōha


text: 麥納麥

title: 麥納麥


text: Màinàmài

title: Màinàmài


text: マナーマ

title: マナーマ


text: Manāma

title: Manāma


text: 马斯喀特

title: 马斯喀特


text: 馬斯喀特

title: 馬斯喀特


text: Mǎsīkātè

title: Mǎsīkātè


text: 尼科西亚

title: 尼科西亚


text: 尼科西亞

title: 尼科西亞


text: Níkēxīyà

title: Níkēxīyà


text: ニコシア

title: ニコシア


text: Nikoshia

title: Nikoshia


text: 拉姆安拉

title: 拉姆安拉


text: Lāmǔ Ānlā

title: Lāmǔ Ānlā


text: 利雅得

title: 利雅得


text: Lìyǎdé

title: Lìyǎdé


text: リヤド

title: リヤド


text: Riyado

title: Riyado


text: 亚松森

title: 亚松森


text:
亞松森

Etymology
From.

title: 亞松森


text: Yàsōngsēn

title: Yàsōngsēn


text: 波哥大

title: 波哥大


text: Bōgēdà

title: Bōgēdà


text: 巴西利亚

title: 巴西利亚


text: 巴西利亞

title: 巴西利亞


text: Bāxīlìyà

title: Bāxīlìyà


text: 卡拉卡斯

title: 卡拉卡斯


text: Kǎlākǎsī

title: Kǎlākǎsī


text:
カラカス

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: カラカス


text: Karakasu

title: Karakasu


text: 利马

title: 利马


text: 利馬

title: 利馬


text: Lìmǎ

title: Lìmǎ


text:
リマ

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: リマ


text:
Rima

Statistics

 * According to the 2010 United States Census, Rima is the 39419th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 558 individuals. Rima is most common among White (83.33%) individuals.

title: Rima


text: 蒙得維的亞

title: 蒙得維的亞


text: 蒙得维的亚

title: 蒙得维的亚


text: Méngdéwéidíyà

title: Méngdéwéidíyà


text: モンテヴィデオ

title: モンテヴィデオ


text: モンテビデオ

title: モンテビデオ


text: Montebideo

title: Montebideo


text:
தம்பி

Verb

 * 1)  to become immovable, stiff, stunned
 * 2)  to stop, check, suspend, restrain, counteract

Etymology 2
. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) younger brother

title: தம்பி


text: パラマリボ

title: パラマリボ


text:
基多

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: 基多


text: Jīduō

title: Jīduō


text: キト

title: キト


text: Kito

title: Kito


text:
தங்கை

Etymology
. Cognate with 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 and 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1) younger sister

title: தங்கை


text: 拉巴斯

title: 拉巴斯


text: Lābāsī

title: Lābāsī


text: ラパス

title: ラパス


text: Rapasu

title: Rapasu


text:
கணவன்

Etymology
Probably related to.

Noun

 * 1) husband

title: கணவன்


text: 圣地牙哥

title: 圣地牙哥


text:
聖地牙哥

Proper noun

 * 1) Santiago city
 * 2)  San Diego

title: 聖地牙哥


text:
聖地亞哥

Proper noun

 * 1) Santiago city

title: 聖地亞哥


text: 圣地亚哥

title: 圣地亚哥


text: Shèngdìyágē

title: Shèngdìyágē


text:
மனைவி

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) wife

title: மனைவி


text: Shèngdìyàgē

title: Shèngdìyàgē


text:
サンティアゴ

Etymology
From.

Proper noun

 * 1) Santiago

title: サンティアゴ


text:
Talk:lua nova

etymology
Hmmm! Maybe it’s lua with nova?

Stupid. --Æ&Œ (talk) 04:19, 27 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Or a calque of Medieval Latin or Late Latin Luna nova which could explain the abundance of cognates, including English new moon.Liuscomaes (talk) 19:31, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Now that I think about it, it was rather arrogant to jump to that conclusion. Unfortunately, this page probably won’t be deleted regardless of my request. --Æ&Œ (talk) 21:54, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Talk:lua nova


text: 乔治敦

title: 乔治敦


text:
喬治敦

Proper noun

 * 1) Georgetown city, state, etc.

title: 喬治敦


text:
rumăr

Etymology
From. Compare 🇨🇬 (older form ), Aromanian.

Adjective

 * 1) Istro-Romanian

Noun

 * 1) Istro-Romanian man

title: rumăr


text: Qiáozhìdūn

title: Qiáozhìdūn


text:
ジョージタウン

Etymology 1
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) George Town

Etymology 2
Borrowed from.

Proper noun

 * 1) Georgetown

title: ジョージタウン


text: Jōjitaun

title: Jōjitaun


text: 比勒陀利亚

title: 比勒陀利亚


text: 比勒陀利亞

title: 比勒陀利亞


text: Bǐlètuólìyà

title: Bǐlètuólìyà


text: 拉巴特

title: 拉巴特


text: Lābātè

title: Lābātè


text: プレトリア

title: プレトリア


text: Puretoria

title: Puretoria


text: ラバト

title: ラバト


text:
வீட்டுக்காரி

Noun

 * 1) wife

title: வீட்டுக்காரி


text: 喀土穆

title: 喀土穆


text: Kātǔmù

title: Kātǔmù


text: ハルツーム

title: ハルツーム


text: Harutsūmu

title: Harutsūmu


text:
பெண்டாட்டி

Noun

 * 1) wife

title: பெண்டாட்டி


text:
இல்லத்தரசி

Etymology
From 🇰🇲.

Noun

 * 1) wife as the mistress of one's house; housewife

title: இல்லத்தரசி


text:
Citations:thank science

Interjection: "(Internet slang) used to express gratitude or relief"

 * 2010, Stuart Evans, Billion Dollar House Party review, Drum Media, 30 September 2010, page 28:
 * Thank science for UK production monarch DJ Deekline.
 * 2010, Tristan Dickison, "Godfucked", Cipher (Colorado College), October 2010, page 30:
 * The remorseless would-be bomber of Times Square, Faisal Shahzad, left his suburban life with a wife and young children to train at a terrorist camp in Pakistan and to learn (not very well, thank science!) how to make car bombs.
 * 2010, Matthew Hogan, "Wasting My Hate", Drum Media, 14 October 2010, page 38:
 * But on the plus side, I've overcome my mosh pit fear – just thank science it's called the "Magnetic Zone" and not the "Death Zone".
 * 2011, Eve Langlais, The Geek Job, self-published (2011), ISBN 9780986915406, unnumbered page:
 * She smiled before she turned and strutted off with a wiggle that made Anthony close his eyes, hoping the blood in his penis would return to his brain. Thank science he wore baggy trousers and a long jacket.
 * 2011, Jack Straw, Screw the Resume, Screw the Interview: Fuck Getting A Job... Control Your Own Life Instead!, New Idea Publishers, LLC (2011), ISBN 9780983565024, page 135:
 * Thank “science” I hadn't lost her yet. (Reference: South Park) Although I'm sure I was close to the edge.
 * And thank “science” that Mark was just high and drunk enough to tell me to basically stick all my complaining and excuse peddling where the sun don't shine.
 * 2012, Penelope Fletcher, Chaos Theory, Stephenson & Fletcher (2012), ISBN 1493662546, unnumbered page:
 * “Thank science we don't have a RecRom.”
 * 2012, Denis Liljedahl, Not Always Serious: The Inanities of a Pensive Mind, AuthorHouse (2012), ISBN 978-1-4685-2892-3, page 222:
 * “Thank science for Viagra,” I responded.
 * 2012, Denise Rossetti, The Dark Rose, Berkley (2012), ISBN 9781101578124, unnumbered page:
 * “And there's a blast door I can close behind us. Thank Science.”

title: Citations:thank science


text:
thank science

Etymology
Constructed as a secular alternative to, with the intent of emphasizing that modern conveniences are the product of human sciences such as engineering, medicine, etc., rather than divine action.

Interjection

 * 1) * 2010, Stuart Evans, Billion Dollar House Party review, Drum Media, 30 September 2010, page 28:
 * Thank science for UK production monarch DJ Deekline.
 * Thank science for UK production monarch DJ Deekline.

title: thank science


text:
bielece

Etymology
From, or possibly from , from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬, Catalan, Spanish , Portuguese , Sicilian , Sardinian.

Noun

 * 1) beauty

title: bielece


text:
faneeri

Etymology
<

Noun

 * 1) plywood

title: faneeri


text:
Wiktionary:WikiProject Check Wikipedia/Translation

This page is part of the Checkwiki project, which scans pages for markup errors. See the list of detected anomalies in Wiktionary. __NOINDEX__ project=enwiktionary END category_001=
 * 1) metadata
 * 1) metadata

END #for example:

 * 1) start text
 * 1) start text

start_text_enwiktionary= WikiProject Check Wikipedia aims to help to clean up the syntax of Wikipedia and to find some other errors. Dumps and new articles are run through a series of checks to produce lists for each check (numbered as per the table below). The lists on this page are refreshed on a daily basis.

The script may contain bugs and it is possible that not every error on this page is an actual error.

END
 * 1) description
 * 1) description

description_text_enwiktionary=== Project description == __NOINDEX__
 * What is the goal of this project?
 * This project should help to clean up the data of all articles in many different languages.
 * If we have a clear and clean syntax in all articles more projects (for example: Wikipedia-DVD) can use our data more easily.
 * The project was inspired by WikiProject Wiki Syntax.
 * In order to use the data of a Wikipedia project without the MediaWiki software you need to write a parser. If many articles include wrong syntax it is difficult to program the parser since it needs to be complex enough to recognize the syntax errors.
 * This project helps to find many errors in all kinds of language and will support many languages in the future.

 * How does it work?
 * The script scans every new dump and creates a list of articles with errors.
 * The script scans articles on the list on a daily basis to create a new list for users, omitting already-corrected articles.
 * The script is written in Perl by: Stefan Kühn
 * You can download the script here. It is licensed under the GPL.
 * New features, last changes and discussion.

 * What can you do?
 * The script creates a new error page at the toolserver every day. Please copy and paste that page at the toolserver to this page here. Attention: That page is a UTF-8 document. In case your browser cannot display the file in UTF-8 you can copy it into a text editor (for example: Notepad++) and convert it to UTF-8.
 * You can fix an error in one or more articles.
 * You can remove all fixed articles from this list.
 * If all articles in a list have been fixed you can delete that list of errors.
 * You can suggest new types of errors to the author of the script.
 * You can also inform the author if you want this project to be implemented into your language's Wikipedia.
 * For errors suitable to be fixed with WP:AWB or the other tools below, you should consider using them.
 * The number of items on this page is limited. For a longer list see ~sk/checkwiki/enwiktionary/. These aren't updated daily though. When working on the toolserver lists, it is suggested to start from A. The next day, the script will use these items to re-generate this page omitting already fixed articles.

 * Please don't...
 * insert an article by hand since it will disappear from the list with the next automatic update of this page.
 * try to fix spelling mistakes within this page since all manual changes will disappear as well with the next update, edit the subpage /Translation instead.

Tools
The following tools may be useful when checking Wikipedia:
 * WPCleaner (WPC)
 * AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
 * Pywikipediabot (PY)

The following user scripts may also be helpful when checking Wikipedia:
 * AutoEd cleans up WikiSyntax and HTML elements. The "wikichecker" preset is recommended for use here, and is the assumed preset with the notices of where it can be used below.
 * Advisor is more human-assisted and can help with things which can't be completely automated.

The following gadgets may be useful when checking Wikipedia:
 * wikEd, a full-featured Wikipedia-integrated text editor that adds enhanced text processing functions to edit pages, including:
 * conversion of HTML markup (including table and list markup) to wikicode
 * conversion of HTML named entities to Unicode
 * various fixes of headings and lists

Sandbox: /AWB; data from currently deactivated reports: /030, /035, /036, /079.

Bots
Bots fix some of the errors here automatically. Any error tagged with "BOT" is usually fixed by bot at some point, so manually fixing them is unnecessary. "partial BOT" indicates that bots fix some, but not all, of the errors automatically. Checks tagged with "PY" are generally suitable to be fixed by pywikipediabot.

If you are actively running a bot through one of these lists, please put the following template at the top of the section to alert other bot operators that they don't need to also run bots on that list:

This creates:

Userbox
You can add to your userpage to create this userbox:

Summary
Numbers are those at the moment of the last full scan of the dump. If a page is rescanned for the daily reports on this page and no longer includes the error, then it's updated. If only errors on pages beyond the first 50 are fixed, the numbers are not updated. Results from new scans of full dump are on /old. END

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 * 1) PRIORITIES

 * 1) Conventions for English Checkwiki"
 * 2) High priority: error corrupts or distorts the content posted in Article
 * 3) Medium priority: improving the encyclopedic content or readability of the article
 * 4) Low priority: improving maintenance or MOS fixes (metadata, HTML ...)
 * 5) -2  Error removed
 * 6) -1  Uses default.  On other wikis, enwiktionary settings are the default
 * 7)  0  Error deactivated
 * 8)  1  Top priority
 * 9)  2  Middle priority
 * 10)  3  Lowest priority
 * 1)  3  Lowest priority

top_priority_script=Top priority END top_priority_enwiktionary= END middle_priority_script=Middle priority END middle_priority_enwiktionary= END lowest_priority_script=Lowest priority END lowest_priority_enwiktionary= END

 * 1) ERROR DESCRIPTIONS
 * 1) ERROR DESCRIPTIONS

error_001_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_001_head_enwiktionary=Template contains useless word template: END error_001_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a template that includes the useless word "template". Example: Following tools can correct the problem:  Auto-Formatter AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)  END

error_002_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_002_head_enwiktionary=Break tag with incorrect syntax END error_002_desc_enwiktionary=The article contains one or more <br> tags with incorrect syntax. For example:  </br> (slash in front instead of the end) <br\> (backslash instead of slash) <br.>  A <br>, <br/> or <br /> tag (note the slash) are the only standard formats. See the HTML 5 Living Standard for more details. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_003_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_003_head_enwiktionary=Reference list missing END error_003_desc_enwiktionary=The article contains one or more <ref> tags, but is missing a reference list tag ( or <references />). For details see list tag. The script recognizes most redirects to on Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Reflist. MediaWiki includes these articles into Category:Pages with incorrect ref formatting and displays an error message on the page. Following tools can warn you if there is problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END error_003_templates_enwiktionary= reflist ref-list refs reference list listaref footnotes END

error_004_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_004_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <a> END error_004_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains HTML text style element <a>. Wiki markup should be used. END

error_005_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_005_head_enwiktionary=Comment tag with no correct end END error_005_desc_enwiktionary=Comments, which start with "<!--" need an ending "-->". Following tools can warn you if there is problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_006_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_006_head_enwiktionary=DEFAULTSORT with special characters END error_006_desc_enwiktionary=Don't use special letters in the DEFAULTSORT. In most cases, diacritics should generally be stripped, e.g.:

à, ä, ã, æ, ă → a

ö → o, ü → u, ß → ss

in svwiki and fiwiki, ÅÄÖåäö are allowed

in cswiki, čďěňřšťžČĎŇŘŠŤŽ are allowed

in dawiki and nowiki, ÆØÅæøå are allowed
 See Categorization#Sort_order and Namesort, for more details. Following tools can fix the majority of the problems:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_007_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_007_head_enwiktionary=Headings all start with three "=" END error_007_desc_enwiktionary=Checkwiki finds occurrences where the first heading starts with "=== XY ===" (creating a <h3> header). It should be "== XY ==" (a <h2> header). This causes organisational problems with section headings (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MOSHEAD), as well as accessibility problems, especially with screen readers. (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:ACCESSIBILITY and  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) Following tools can fix the majority of the problems:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_008_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_008_head_enwiktionary=Heading should end with "=" END error_008_desc_enwiktionary=A heading should end with an "=". Following tools can warn of the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_009_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_009_head_enwiktionary=Multiple categories on one line END error_009_desc_enwiktionary=There is more than one category on a single line. Write only one per line; it is easier to read. Following tools can fix the majority of the problems:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_010_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_010_head_enwiktionary=Square brackets with no correct end END error_010_desc_enwiktionary=Different number of and  brackets. If it is sourcecode then use <source> or <code>. Following tools can fix some of the problems:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 Following tools can warn of a problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) AWB has a feature "Highlight first unbalanced brackets if found" (in the Options menu) that moves the part of the page with the unmatched brackets to the lowest part of AWB's "edit box". This simplifies fixing them manually.
WPCleaner
 END

error_011_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_011_head_enwiktionary=HTML named entities END error_011_desc_enwiktionary=The script found  or   or ,   or other similar characters. Please use Unicode characters (äüöÄÜÖßåÅ…). Full list: ä ö ü ß å … " − ‾ ¢ £ € § † ‘ ’ · • © ® ™ ¿ ¡ æ ç ñ â á à ↓ ↑ ↵ → ← ↔  Following tools can correct a majority of the problems:

Auto-Formatter
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_012_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_012_head_enwiktionary=HTML list elements END error_012_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a "<ol>", "<ul>" or "<li>". In most cases we can use simpler wiki markup in place of these HTML-like tags. END

error_013_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_013_head_enwiktionary=Math with no correct end END error_013_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<math>" but no "</math>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_014_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_014_head_enwiktionary=Source with no correct end END error_014_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<source ...>" but no "</source>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_015_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_015_head_enwiktionary=Code with no correct end END error_015_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<code>" but no "</code>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_016_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_016_head_enwiktionary=Unicode control characters END error_016_desc_enwiktionary=The script found one or more invisible Unicode control characters. For example: Zero-width space (U+200B), left-to-right mark (U+200E), line separator (U+2028), byte order mark (U+FEFF) or characters from private use areas. This could be a problem inside an article. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter (most errors)
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_017_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_017_head_enwiktionary=Category duplication END error_017_desc_enwiktionary=In this article, a category is listed twice. Duplicate listing with different sortkeys don't work. Following tools can correct the problem if there is no difference in sortkeys :

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_018_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_018_head_enwiktionary=Category's first letter is small END error_018_desc_enwiktionary=The first letter of the category is small. It should be a big letter. If a user would scan a dump and he use the category then he will be very happy if all categories begin with a big letter. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_019_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_019_head_enwiktionary=Heading start with one "=" END error_019_desc_enwiktionary=A heading starts with "= XY =". It should be "== XY ==". This causes organisational problems (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MOSHEAD), as well as accessibility problems, especially with screen readers. (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:ACCESSIBILITY and  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) Following tools can warn of the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_020_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_020_head_enwiktionary=Symbol for dead END error_020_desc_enwiktionary=The article had a  and not †. This causes readability issues. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_021_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_021_head_enwiktionary=Category: in English END error_021_desc_enwiktionary=It is ok for the MediaWiki software, but a new Wikipedian maybe have a problem with the English language. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
 Following tools can warn about the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_022_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_022_head_enwiktionary=Category with space END error_022_desc_enwiktionary=The article had a category a space in front (for example:  Category:ABC or Category : ABC). MediaWiki has no problem with this, but if you write a external parser this is only one of your problems. Please fix it. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_023_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_023_head_enwiktionary=Nowiki with no correct end END error_023_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<nowiki>" but no "</nowiki>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_024_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_024_head_enwiktionary=Pre with no correct end END error_024_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<pre>" but no "</pre>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_025_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_025_head_enwiktionary=Heading hierarchy END error_025_desc_enwiktionary=After a heading of level 1 (==), there should not be a heading of level 3 (====) (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MOSHEAD). This also causes accessibility problems, especially with screen readers. (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:ACCESSIBILITY and  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) Following tools can warn of a problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_026_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_026_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <b> (bold) END error_026_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <b>. In most cases we should use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. See MOS:MARKUP. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
AutoEd (most cases)
WPCleaner
 END

error_027_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_027_head_enwiktionary=Unicode syntax END error_027_desc_enwiktionary=Finds  (decimal) or   (hexadecimal). It is difficult for average user to understand. Please use the Unicode characters. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_028_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_028_head_enwiktionary=Table with no correct end END error_028_desc_enwiktionary=Found no end of the table. "|}" generally needs to be added. MediaWiki generally displays the table despite the missing end, but content below the table gets mixed into the table. Where an infobox is more suitable than the table, the article's talk page could be tagged with. Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END
 * Different markup for start and end : If wiki syntax "{|" is used to start the table, the end tag should be "|}". There are cases were a template can end a table, such as . This is perfectly fine to do.

error_029_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_029_head_enwiktionary=Image gallery with no correct end END error_029_desc_enwiktionary=Found a "<gallery>" but no "</gallery>". Following tools can warn of a problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_030_prio_enwiktionary=-2 END error_030_head_enwiktionary=Image without alternate description END error_030_desc_enwiktionary=The article has an image without a description. In order to provide good accessibility for everyone (e.g. blind people) a description for every image is needed. (See also W3C Techniques for WCAG 2.0) Following tools can warn of a problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_031_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_031_head_enwiktionary=HTML table element END error_031_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a "<table>", "<td>", "<th>" or "<tr>" tag. In most cases we can use simpler wiki markup in place of these HTML-like tags. Depending on the contents, HTML tables may be easier to read, for a comparison see Comparison of table syntax. AutoEd can help to fix some of these, although generally the new table syntax needs to be further refined. Following tools can warn of a problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_032_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_032_head_enwiktionary=Double pipe in a link END error_032_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a link like text2|text3 (displays as text2|text3) or |text3 (displays as |text3) Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (fixes and warns some cases)
WPCleaner (fixes and warns some cases)
AutoEd (warns some cases)
 END

error_033_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_033_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <u> (underline) END error_033_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <u>. In most cases we can use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. AWB doesn't fix this. Following tools can warn of a problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_034_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_034_head_enwiktionary=Template programming element END error_034_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a "#if:" or "#ifeq:" or "#switch:" or "#tag:" or "" or "" or "" or "" or "" (Parameter). This is may be due to many different reasons:

templates or infoboxes being substituted rather than transcluded (e.g. external links templates). Please restore the original infobox.
copy-paste creations of de-facto new infobox types. Please try to correct all affected pages, not just the ones on the list by actually creating a proper infobox in template space and then transcluding it.
attempted tweaking of the text of templates - particularly commonly stub templates. Please replace with more general / worse fitting ones as they do properly categorise things, or suggest a new stub type.
sometimes this caused when someone tries to use templates with three curly braces "{" instead of two, e.g. instead of
 Following tools can warn of a problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_035_prio_enwiktionary=-2 END error_035_head_enwiktionary=Image gallery without description END error_035_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a gallery without image descriptions. END

error_036_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_036_head_enwiktionary=Redirect with incorrect syntax END error_036_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains something like "#REDIRECT = Target page". The equal sign is not correct. Correct is "#REDIRECT Target page". This also detect syntax such as: Somepage (note the carriage return). Although this syntax functions, it is not recommended. Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (fixes and warns some cases)
 END
 * 1) REDIRECT

error_037_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_037_head_enwiktionary=DEFAULTSORT missing for titles with special letters END error_037_desc_enwiktionary=The title has a special letter and in the article there is no. is not recognized by the script. Redirects are also listed if the redirect contains a category. See Categorization#Sort_order and Namesort, for more details. Following tools can fix most of a problems:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_038_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_038_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <i> (italics) END error_038_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <i>. In most cases should can use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. See MOS:MARKUP. It is not safe for bots to do this because oftentimes these tags span multiple lines, which can cause problems if they are changed incorrectly. Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (fixes and warns some cases)
WPCleaner
AutoEd (warns some cases)
 END

error_039_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_039_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <p> END error_039_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <p>. In most cases we should use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. See MOS:MARKUP. Due to a Wikimedia bug <p> tags have to be used in <blockquote> and various templates. END

error_040_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_040_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <font> END error_040_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <font>. In most cases we should use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. The <font> tag has all been depreciated from HTML5. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
 END

error_041_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_041_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <big> END error_041_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <big>. In most cases we can use simpler wiki markups in place of these HTML-like tags. END

error_042_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_042_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <strike> END error_042_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains a <strike>. This has been depreciated and <s> should be used. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_043_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_043_head_enwiktionary=Template with no correct end END error_043_desc_enwiktionary=Found a template with "". As templates break quite visibly when opening or closing braces are missing, frequently the broken templates listed below are citation templates. Following tools can warn of a problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (can fix some cases)
WPCleaner
 END
 * To do: Generally, a set of closing braces ("}}") need to be added in or after the string displayed below. Sometimes the opening braces can be removed all together.

error_044_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_044_head_enwiktionary=Heading with bold END error_044_desc_enwiktionary=The heading is bold "== XY ==". It should be "== XY ==". Heading are already bold. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoEd
WPCleaner
 END

error_045_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_045_head_enwiktionary=Interwiki duplication END error_045_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains duplicate interwiki links to another language. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (can fix some cases)
WPCleaner
 END

error_046_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_046_head_enwiktionary=Square brackets without correct beginning END error_046_desc_enwiktionary=Different number of and  brackets. If it is sourcecode then use <source> or <code>. Generally, a bracket needs to be added or removed in the string displayed below. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (can fix some cases, give a warning for all cases)
WPCleaner
 END

error_047_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_047_head_enwiktionary=Template without correct beginning END error_047_desc_enwiktionary=Found a template with "}}", but no corresponding "{{". As templates break quite visibly when opening or closing braces are missing, frequently the broken templates listed below are citation templates. Following tools can warm of a problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (can fix some cases)
WPCleaner
 END
 * To do: Generally, one or two opening braces ("{") need to be added in or before the string displayed below. Sometimes the opening braces ("{{") can be removed all together.

error_048_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_048_head_enwiktionary=Title linked in text END error_048_desc_enwiktionary=Found a link to the title inside the text. In the lead section of the article, please change this Title into Title (see also Title in text). However, do not make this change inside image maps, because doing so will cause errors. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_049_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_049_head_enwiktionary=Heading with HTML END error_049_desc_enwiktionary=Found a heading with HTML markup, e.g. <h2>Heading</h2> in the text. Please use wikisyntax == Heading ==. See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Moshead. If it is sourcecode then use <source> or <code> Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoEd
 END

error_050_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_050_head_enwiktionary=en dash or em dash END error_050_desc_enwiktionary=The article had a dash using HTML syntax. Instead of writing out <tt>&ndash;</tt>, the Unicode character – should be used, and the written-out <tt>&mdash;</tt> should be replaced with —. AutoEd will replace these. END

error_051_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_051_head_enwiktionary=Interwiki before last heading END error_051_desc_enwiktionary=The article had in the text a interwiki before the last heading. Interwikis should written at the end of the article. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner (warn)
 END

error_052_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_052_head_enwiktionary=Category before last heading END error_052_desc_enwiktionary=Categories are placed before the last section header. Category should be placed at the end of the article before the interwikis. See WP:CATEGORY</a This can be a sign that the article is somewhat mixed up (e.g. substituted navigation templates). Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner (warn)
 END

error_053_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_053_head_enwiktionary=Interwiki before last category END error_053_desc_enwiktionary=The article had in the text a interwiki before the last category. Interwikis should be written at the end of the article after the categories. See WP:CATEGORY This can be a sign that the article is somewhat mixed up (e.g. substituted navigation templates). Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner (warn)
 END

error_054_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_054_head_enwiktionary=Break in list END error_054_desc_enwiktionary=The article had a list, where one line had a break (<br />) at the end of the line. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_055_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_055_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <small> (small text) double END error_055_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains double <small><small> tags. In the most case we don't need this double tag. This causes problems with people who have trouble reading small print. Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (warn only)
WPCleaner (warn only)
 END

error_056_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_056_head_enwiktionary=Arrow as ASCII art END error_056_desc_enwiktionary=The article had an arrow like "<--" or "-->" or "<==" or "==>". Write better this arrow with the Unicode "←" or "→" or "⇐" or "⇒". See Arrow (symbol). If it is sourcecode then use <source> or <code>. Also you can use <math> for mathematical formula. Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

WPCleaner (warn only)
 END

error_057_prio_enwiktionary=-1 END error_057_head_enwiktionary=Heading end with a colon END error_057_desc_enwiktionary=One heading in this article end with a colon "== Heading : ==". This colon can be deleted. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_058_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_058_head_enwiktionary=Heading all CAPS END error_058_desc_enwiktionary=One heading in this article has only capitalization "== HEADING IS BIG ==" (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Moshead). Also, this heading has to have more than 10 letters, so a normal abbreviation like "== UNO ==" is not a problem. The cleanup tag for this is {{capitalization}}. The report lists a few false positives, such as titles of works. Following tools can correct or warn of the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_059_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_059_head_enwiktionary=Template value ends with break END error_059_desc_enwiktionary=At the end of a value in a template is a break. (For example: {{Template|name=Mr. King<br/>}}) This break should be inside the template but not in the value and you can delete this break. AutoEd can fix these. Following tools can correct some of the problems:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
AutoEd
WPCleaner
 END

error_060_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_060_head_enwiktionary=Template parameter with a problem END error_060_desc_enwiktionary=In the parameter of a template the script found an unusual letter ([|]:*) which could be a problem. Sample: {{Template| parameter_1=100 | parameter_2=200 }}). END

error_061_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_061_head_enwiktionary=Reference before punctuation END error_061_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a punctuation after the reference. For example: "</ref>." - The punctuation should stand before the references. See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:REFPUNC. Following tools can correct the problems:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_062_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_062_head_enwiktionary=URL without http:// END error_062_desc_enwiktionary=A URL was found that contained no http://. Example: [en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia] END

error_063_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_063_head_enwiktionary=HTML text style element <small> (small text) in ref, sub or sup END error_063_desc_enwiktionary=Article contains the tag <small> in a <ref> or <sub> or <sup> tag. Inside these tags we don't need a small text because the tag output is smaller than the standard. This causes problems with people who have trouble reading small print. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
 END

error_064_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_064_head_enwiktionary=Link equal to linktext END error_064_desc_enwiktionary=A piped link has identical text before and after the pipe. AWB and AutoEd can usually fix these. MediaWiki displays link as link. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
AutoEd
 END

error_065_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_065_head_enwiktionary=Image description ends with break END error_065_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in this article at the end of an image description the tag <br />. You can delete this manual break. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
AutoEd
WPCleaner
 END

error_066_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_066_head_enwiktionary=Image description with full <small> END error_066_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in the description of an image the <small>. The description is already set to 94% in the stylesheet. This causes problems with people who have trouble reading small print. This tag can be deleted. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_067_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_067_head_enwiktionary=Reference after punctuation (see 61 instead) END error_067_desc_enwiktionary=The script found the reference after a punctuation. For example: ".<ref>" - The punctuation should stand after the references. END

error_068_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_068_head_enwiktionary=Link to other language END error_068_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a link to another language, for example is:Link in this article (not an interwiki-link). In many languages, this direct link inside the article not allowed (for example in plwiki). See also: Wikipedia:Village pump (policy)#Attribution/GDFL and translations (and sourcing) END

error_069_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_069_head_enwiktionary=ISBN with incorrect syntax END error_069_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a problem with ISBN syntax. A normal ISBN looks like ISBN 3-8001-6191-5 or ISBN 0-911266-16-X or ISBN 978-0911266160. Allowed are numbers, space, "-" and "X"/"x". Without space and "-" only 10 or 13 characters. Please don't write ISBN-10: or ISBN-13. (See WP:ISBN) Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoEd
 END

error_070_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_070_head_enwiktionary=ISBN with wrong length END error_070_desc_enwiktionary=The script checked the ISBN and found it not containing 10 or 13 characters. ISBN should have 10 or 13 characters. END

error_071_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_071_head_enwiktionary=ISBN with wrong position of X END error_071_desc_enwiktionary=The script checked the ISBNs and found an ISBN where the character "X" is not at position 10. The character X is allowed only at position 10 and it represents a checksum of 10. Also see Category:Articles with invalid ISBNs. END

error_072_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_072_head_enwiktionary=ISBN-10 with wrong checksum END error_072_desc_enwiktionary=The script checked the ISBN and found a problem with the checksum in the ISBN-10. Also see Category:Articles with invalid ISBNs. END

error_073_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_073_head_enwiktionary=ISBN-13 with wrong checksum END error_073_desc_enwiktionary=The script checked the ISBN and found a problem with the checksum in the ISBN-13. Also see Category:Articles with invalid ISBNs. END

error_074_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_074_head_enwiktionary=Link with no target END error_074_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a link with no target, for example |linktext. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoEd
WPCleaner
 END

error_075_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_075_head_enwiktionary=Indented list END error_075_desc_enwiktionary=The article had a list, where one line is indent (:* text). A list doesn't need an indent with ":". Use more "*" to indent the list. END

error_076_prio_enwiktionary=-1 END error_076_head_enwiktionary=Link with encoded space END error_076_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a link with "%20" for space Linktext. Please replace this %20 with a space. This can also be caused by some external links being surrounded by double brackets. END

error_077_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_077_head_enwiktionary=Image description with partial <small> END error_077_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in the description of an image the <small> tag. The description is already set to 94% in the stylesheet. This causes problems with people who have trouble reading small print. This tag can be deleted. END

error_078_prio_enwiktionary=-1 END error_078_head_enwiktionary=Reference list duplication END error_078_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in the article two <references ...>. In some cases, one can be deleted. In other cases, it may need to be changed to <ref>. END

error_079_prio_enwiktionary=-2 END error_079_head_enwiktionary=External link without description END error_079_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in the article an external link without description (for example: ). Please insert a description to this link like Wikipedia. END

error_080_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_080_head_enwiktionary=External link with a line break END error_080_desc_enwiktionary=The script found in the article an external link with a line break in the description. This can be due to a missing square bracket at the end of an external link, or a break in the title value in a citation parameter. This is a problem for the MediaWiki parser. Please delete the line break. Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (most, but not all cases)
WPCleaner
 END

error_081_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_081_head_enwiktionary=Reference duplication END error_081_desc_enwiktionary=The script found two identical ref tags. Please use the format <ref name="foo">Book ABC</ref> for the first instance of the reference and the following times <ref name="foo" />. Following tools can correct the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_082_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_082_head_enwiktionary=Link to other wikiproject END error_082_desc_enwiktionary= END

error_083_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_083_head_enwiktionary=Heading start with three "=" and later with level two END error_083_desc_enwiktionary=The first heading starts with "=== XY ===", but it should be "== XY ==" (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:MOSHEAD). This also causes accessibility problems, especially with screen readers. (See <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:ACCESSIBILITY and  Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) As there are also level "==" headings later in the article, only some levels need to be adjusted. For articles without any level "==" headings, see check 7 Following tools can correct the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_084_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_084_head_enwiktionary=Section without content END error_084_desc_enwiktionary=There is a section between two headings without content. Add a {{Empty section}} template Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB) (most, but not all cases)
WPCleaner
 END error_084_texts_enwiktionary= {{Empty section|date={{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}}} END

error_085_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_085_head_enwiktionary=Template coding tags without content END error_085_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a tag without content or a line break like <noinclude></noinclude>. This tag can be deleted. END

error_086_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_086_head_enwiktionary=External link with two brackets END error_086_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a link with two brackets to external source such as [Wikipedia]. External links only need one bracket. For example: Wikipedia. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_087_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_087_head_enwiktionary=HTML named entities without semicolon END error_087_desc_enwiktionary=Find named entities (like <tt>&auml;</tt>) in the text without the semicolon. Following tools can correct the problem:

WPCleaner
 END

error_088_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_088_head_enwiktionary=DEFAULTSORT with a blank at first position END error_088_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a DEFAULTSORT with a blank at first position like {{DEFAULTSORT: Doe, John}}. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
WPCleaner
 END

error_089_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_089_head_enwiktionary=DEFAULTSORT with no space after the comma END error_089_desc_enwiktionary=The script found a DEFAULTSORT without a space after the comma {{DEFAULTSORT:DuBois,Lewis}}. The causes the article to be sorted as the first DuBois article. END

error_090_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_090_head_enwiktionary=Internal link written as an external link END error_090_desc_enwiktionary=The script found an external link that should be replaced with a wikilink. An example would be on enwiktionary Larry Wall should be written as Larry Wall. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
 END

error_091_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_091_head_enwiktionary=Interwiki link written as an external link END error_091_desc_enwiktionary=The script found an external link that should be replaced with a interwiki link. An example would be on enwiktionary Larry Wall should be written as fr:Larry Wall. Following tools can correct the problem:

Auto-Formatter
 END

error_092_prio_enwiktionary=0 END error_092_head_enwiktionary=Heading double END error_092_desc_enwiktionary=The script found two headings with the same title. Consider renaming the one or merging the sections. END

error_093_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_093_head_enwiktionary=External link with double http:// END error_093_desc_enwiktionary=The script found an external link that contains .... Following tools can correct the problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
 END

error_094_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_094_head_enwiktionary=Reference tags with no correct match END error_094_desc_enwiktionary=The script found references tags that didn't have the correct end and beginning tags. Following tools can warn you if there is problem:

AutoWikiBrowser (AWB)
 END

error_095_prio_enwiktionary=3 END error_095_head_enwiktionary=Editor's signature or link to User space END error_095_desc_enwiktionary=An editor's signature or a link to User space was found. (See [[WP:User Pages and [[WP Signatures) END

error_096_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_096_head_enwiktionary=Table of Contents after first heading END error_096_desc_enwiktionary=TOC should be placed at the end of the lead section of the text, before the first section heading. Users of screen readers do not expect any text between the TOC and the first heading. See WP:TOC. END error_096_templates_enwiktionary= TOC hidden TOChidden TOC left TOCleft TOC middle TOCmiddle TOC right TOCright END

error_097_prio_enwiktionary=2 END error_097_head_enwiktionary=TOC has material after it and before the first heading END error_097_desc_enwiktionary=Screen readers don't process material the comes between the Table of Contents and first heading. See WP:TOC. END error_097_templates_enwiktionary= TOC hidden TOChidden TOC left TOCleft TOC middle TOCmiddle TOC right TOCright END

error_098_prio_enwiktionary=1 END error_098_head_enwiktionary=Subscript tag with no correct end END error_098_desc_enwiktionary=Subscripts, which starts with a "<sub>" tag needs an ending "</sub>" tag. Following tools can warn you if there is problem:

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text:
όπισθεν

Etymology
From.

Adverb

 * 1)  behind, at the back
 * 2)  astern backward
 * 1)  astern backward

Noun

 * 1)  reverse gear in car or motorbike that reverses the vehicle

title: όπισθεν


text:
kellahko

Adjective

 * 1) yellowish

title: kellahko


text:
tornâ

Etymology
From, present active infinitive of.

Verb

 * 1)  to return, go back, come back
 * 2)  to become again
 * 3)  to return, give back, restitute

title: tornâ


text:
falanukki

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) falanouc,  civet-like mammal native to Madagascar

title: falanukki


text: falanukka

title: falanukka


text:
falklandilainen

Adjective

 * 1) Falkland ; Falklandic

Noun

 * 1) Falklander, Falkland Islander

title: falklandilainen


text:
Falklandic

Adjective

 * 1)  Of or pertaining to the Falkland Islands.

Translations

 * Finnish: falklandilainen

title: Falklandic


text:
fallosmainen

Adjective

 * 1) phallic resembling phallos

title: fallosmainen


text: 开普敦

title: 开普敦


text: 開普敦

title: 開普敦


text: Kāipǔdūn

title: Kāipǔdūn


text: ケープタウン

title: ケープタウン


text: Kēputaun

title: Kēputaun


text:
fallossymboli

Noun

 * 1) phallic symbol object that by resembling phallos or otherwise is regarded as symbolizing masculinism

title: fallossymboli


text:
布隆方丹

Etymology
From. of.

title: 布隆方丹


text: Bùlóngfāngdān

title: Bùlóngfāngdān


text: ブルームフォンテーン

title: ブルームフォンテーン


text: Burūmufontēn

title: Burūmufontēn


text:
ablur

Adjective

 * 1) Blurry, blurred.

Noun

 * 1) hablur

title: ablur


text:
fakturoida

Verb

 * 1) to invoice, bill to issue an invoice, usually for delivery of goods or services

title: fakturoida


text:
Prüfbericht

Noun

 * 1) test report, inspection report, audit report

title: Prüfbericht


text: vaderlanden

title: vaderlanden


text: vaderlandje

title: vaderlandje


text: vaderlandjes

title: vaderlandjes


text: tegenploegje

title: tegenploegje


text: tegenploegjes

title: tegenploegjes


text:
Citations:Bubbafication

Noun: "(pejorative) the process of making or becoming less sophisticated and/or more characteristic of the culture of the rural United States"

 * 2000, Christina Waters, "Such a deal", Metro Santa Cruz, 8 March - 15 March 2000:
 * Part of this love of fat, fast food comes from what I call the Bubbafication of America. Think of Bubba as Homer Simpson without the sophistication.
 * 2004, Alan Peppard, "Kinky tweaks Dubya", Dallas Morning News, 19 April 2004:
 * The Bubbafication of the Oval Office – with the McNugget presidency of Bill Clinton and the boots and rodeo-buckle administration of George W. Bush – has caused a cultural vacuum.
 * 2004, Jack Gordon, "Uff Da Y'all'", Minnesota Monthly, 1 November 2004:
 * The Bubbafication of Minnesota is in full swing.
 * 2012, Mike Seely, "The War on Williamsburg", Seattle Weekly, Volume 37, Number 49, 5 December - 11 December 2012, page 36:
 * Eclectic and sophisticated are hence coded as negative traits–so cool equaling not so cool–putting Swift in seemed lockstep with the anti-intellectual sentiment that's led to the astonishing 21st-Century Bubbafication of the Republican Party.

title: Citations:Bubbafication


text: wervels

title: wervels


text: werveltje

title: werveltje


text: werveltjes

title: werveltjes


text:
Bubbafication

Noun

 * 1)  The process of making or becoming less sophisticated and/or more characteristic of the culture of the rural United States.

title: Bubbafication


text: Category:English terms suffixed with -fication


text:
اهمیت

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) importance

title: اهمیت


text: werveldiertje

title: werveldiertje


text: werveldiertjes

title: werveldiertjes


text: wurgslangen

title: wurgslangen


text: wurgslangetje

title: wurgslangetje


text: wurgslangetjes

title: wurgslangetjes


text: woestelingetjes

title: woestelingetjes


text:
Appendix talk:Proto-South Central Dravidian/cow-ar

RFD discussion: October 2013–March 2014
'Proto-South Central Dravidian' entry with no descendants and nothing links to it. A proto entry with no descendants is pointless. I would speedy delete it but perhaps here are some descendants and they should be added instead of speedy deletion. I also couldn't find a Wiktionary code for this; is there one? Mglovesfun (talk) 12:51, 8 October 2013 (UTC)
 * Deleted 16:57, 16 March 2014 (UTC)


text:
Template talk:el-decl-adj-template

RFD discussion: January–March 2014
It actually takes more to type the template name than the text it returns, so I don't think it was created to make things easier. But then I don't know what it was for... 23:22, 12 January 2014 (UTC)

 * Well actually it automates replacement of text within another template - enabling a choice of other templates! If someone can show another (easy) way of doing this please tell me. Saltmarsh (talk) 16:07, 23 January 2014 (UTC)

 * Don't delete Saltmarsh (talk) 06:17, 3 February 2014 (UTC)
 * Why not? 13:18, 3 February 2014 (UTC)
 * (I said "why not" above! — Saltmarsh (talk) 06:35, 4 February 2014 (UTC))
 * If you explain to us how you use it, then we can understand why it is necessary and what an easier way of doing that would be. --WikiTiki89 18:51, 3 February 2014 (UTC)
 * Because, for example, its use in Template:el-decl-adj-positive, can simply be replaced with the literal text. --WikiTiki89 18:56, 3 February 2014 (UTC)
 * It's a while ago since I wrote this - I presumably tried the obvious (why would I use a convoluted way else?) and it didn't work. It was tested in my sandpit - would the slash in the name now replaced by el-decl-adj-template have made a difference?) Anyway, I have made the requested change - how long will it take for it to work through the system, and we can confirm that it works? — Saltmarsh (talk) 06:35, 4 February 2014 (UTC)
 * If you edit and preview an entry that uses the template and it works fine, that immediately confirms that it works. Waiting is only necessary to confirm that the template is orphaned. --WikiTiki89 06:39, 4 February 2014 (UTC)
 * Deleted. 16:52, 16 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Template talk:el-decl-adj-template


text:
Template talk:lang-plural noun

RFD discussion: November 2013–March 2014
An undesirable half way between using and creating language specific plural noun templates. Some languages already cover this; has a   parameter, for example. Mglovesfun (talk) 09:51, 30 October 2013 (UTC)

 * If this is undesirable, then should add "type=plural", and  should have this option as well, instead of having  . Having different types of templates for every language is inconsistent, if some support "type=plural" others don't but the language still has these plural-only forms, and others still, have entirely separate templates for them, while  shows no indication of such use. -- 70.49.124.77 04:41, 31 October 2013 (UTC)
 * Deleted. 16:56, 16 March 2014 (UTC)

title: Template talk:lang-plural noun


text: shinleafs

title: shinleafs


text: shinleaves

title: shinleaves


text: troffeltjes

title: troffeltjes


text: tuchthuisjes

title: tuchthuisjes


text: vuurwatertjes

title: vuurwatertjes


text:
T-bar

Noun

 * 1)  A type of ski lift where skiers/snowboarders are dragged up the ski run while they slide along on their skis/snowboards on the slope. They hang onto a T-shaped bar, a crossbar handle and a lead shaft linking to the drive cable.
 * 2)  A T-top.
 * 3) A girl's shoe resembling a Mary Jane, with a T-shaped strap and buckle at the front.

Translations

 * Finnish:
 * French:
 * German:
 * Polish: ,

title: T-bar


text:
Citations:red-neckification

Noun: "(pejorative) the process of making or becoming less sophisticated, educated, or tolerant"

 * 2006, Peter Nasmyth, Georgia: In the Mountains of Poetry, Routledge (2006), ISBN 0415396689, unnumbered page:
 * And so today Georgia continues to thrust toward the future as a fervent flagship of capitalism, pushed by more US aid per-capita than any country in the world save Egypt and Israel. Some lament what they see as a general 'red-neckification' of Georgia in the sudden decline in its educational standards.

title: Citations:red-neckification


text: MIMAROPA

title: MIMAROPA


text:
خشن

Verb

 * 1) to be coarse, to be rude, to be uncouth, to be rough, to be hoarse

Verb

 * 1) to make coarse, to render rough

Adjective

 * 1) rough not smooth, hard to the touch; coarse not fine
 * 2) rude, uncouth, rough of manners
 * 3) tough
 * 4) hoarse, gruff, raspy, gravelly
 * 1) tough
 * 2) hoarse, gruff, raspy, gravelly
 * 1) tough
 * 2) hoarse, gruff, raspy, gravelly

Etymology
.

Adjective

 * 1) rough, rude, coarse, harsh

title: خشن


text: trommeltje

title: trommeltje


text: trommeltjes

title: trommeltjes


text:
Calabarzon

Etymology
An acronym for the region's five provinces: Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon.

Proper noun

 * , including the provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, and Quezon.

title: Calabarzon


text: zothuisjes

title: zothuisjes


text: Tagalized

title: Tagalized


text:
interdenominationally

Adverb

 * 1) In an interdenominational manner.

title: interdenominationally


text: vliegwielen

title: vliegwielen


text:
تافتن

Etymology 1
From, perhaps from.

Verb

 * 1) to twist
 * 2) to twine

Etymology 2
From.

Verb

 * 1) to heat
 * 2) to shine

title: تافتن


text: vliegwieltje

title: vliegwieltje


text: vliegwieltjes

title: vliegwieltjes


text: teekje

title: teekje


text: grootstadje

title: grootstadje


text: grootstadjes

title: grootstadjes


text: kwajongetje

title: kwajongetje


text: kwajongetjes

title: kwajongetjes


text:
Module:unsubst

local export = {}

-- Load this only if needed. local function is_positive_integer(val) -- Redefine the "global local" variable in which this function is stored. is_positive_integer = require("Module:table").isPositiveInteger return is_positive_integer(val) end

local function serialise_frame(title, args) local result = { "{{", title } local use_equals = false local greatest_i = 0 for i, value in ipairs(args) do		greatest_i = i		if use_equals or value:find("=") then value = i .. "=" .. value use_equals = true end table.insert(result, "|" .. value) end for key, value in pairs(args) do		if type(key) == "string" or (type(key) == "number" and (key > greatest_i or not is_positive_integer(key))) then table.insert(result, "|" .. key .. "=" .. value) end end table.insert(result, "}}") return table.concat(result) end export.serialise_frame = serialise_frame

function export.unsubst_module(entry_point) local frame = mw.getCurrentFrame return serialise_frame(		((parent:getTitle == mw.title.getCurrentTitle.fullText) and 'safesubst:' or ) ..		'#invoke:' .. frame:getTitle:gsub('^Module:', ) .. '|' .. entry_point, frame.args		) end

function export.unsubst_template(entry_point) local frame = mw.getCurrentFrame local parent = frame:getParent if parent:getTitle == mw.title.getCurrentTitle.fullText then return serialise_frame('safesubst:#invoke:' .. frame:getTitle:gsub('^Module:', '') .. '|' .. entry_point, frame.args) end return serialise_frame(parent:getTitle:gsub('^Template:', ''), parent.args) end

-- invokables

function export.me(frame) local parent = frame:getParent

if mw.isSubsting then return export.unsubst_template('me') end

-- "manual substitution"? if not frame.args.nocheck then if (frame ~= parent) and not parent:getTitle:find("^Template:") then return ' It appears that you have copied template code from a template page. ' ..				'You should transclude the template instead, by putting its name in curly brackets, like so: ' .. ' . ' -- XXX: maintenance category? end end

return frame.args[''] end

return export

title: Module:unsubst


text:
Module:unsubst/documentation

This module protects templates and modules from being wrongly substituted.

Usage
First, put the following at the beginning of the  function in the module: Where lua should be replaced with the function name. Next, edit the template:

The is optional. The template will substitute into its transcluded form.

To protect the module itself instead of the template, add this at the start of the function instead:

Directly in templates
You can wrap the template code in

It will work just like  above, apart from also generating a transclusion to Module:unsubst. Additionally, it protects templates from being copied and pasted to non-template pages.

title: Module:unsubst/documentation


text: superfices

title: superfices


text: lustrated

title: lustrated


text:
Template:code/documentation

This is a convenience template, which formats a short inline snippet of code with syntax highlighting of a given language. The language is specified in 1 (the first positional parameter), while 2 (the second positional parameter) is the snippet to format. If the snippet contains an equal sign, precede it with.

Typical values for 1: The possible values are those understood by the tag.
 * or omitted: Raw text. This simply applies a monospaced font, similarly to surrounding the snipped with.
 * : Lua code.
 * or :  code.
 * or :  code.

It is similar to Wikipedia's w:Template:code, but the argument order is opposite.

Example

 * renders as foo("bar").
 * renders as js.

title: Template:code/documentation


text:
نهادن

Etymology
From, from +.

Verb

 * 1) to put; to place; to lay; to set

title: نهادن


text:
پېئىل

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  verb

title: پېئىل


text:
Taché

Etymology
Borrowed from.

title: Taché


text:
ապերախտ

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) ungrateful, unappreciative, thankless

title: ապերախտ


text: Template:wikitag

title: Template:wikitag


text: went to town

title: went to town


text:
sajla

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) son

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  rope, cord

title: sajla


text: gone to town

title: gone to town


text: going to town

title: going to town


text:
marsicano

Etymology
From.

title: marsicano


text:
zoc

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1)  sediment

title: zoc


text:
Marsica

Proper noun

 * 1) the region around Avezzano in Abruzzo

title: Marsica


text:
Avezzano

Etymology 1
Via, most likely from , less likely from +.

title: Avezzano


text:
avezzanese

Etymology
From.

title: avezzanese


text:
fabrikaatti

Etymology
<

Noun

 * 1) valmiste, tuote

title: fabrikaatti


text:
bedinati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to serve

title: bedinati


text: knokploegje

title: knokploegje


text: knokploegjes

title: knokploegjes


text: ongelukjes

title: ongelukjes


text:
fajanssiastia

Noun

 * 1) faience dish vessel such as a plate for holding or serving food, made of faience

title: fajanssiastia


text:
marzotica

Noun

 * 1) a type of ricotta cheese from Puglia

title: marzotica


text:
fercihtati

Etymology
From.

Verb

 * 1)  to do without, to renounce

title: fercihtati


text:
fajanssiteollisuus

Noun

 * 1) faience industry

title: fajanssiteollisuus


text:
fajanssinen

Adjective

 * 1) faience made of faience

title: fajanssinen


text:
matildico

Adjective

 * 1) relating to

title: matildico


text:
mazzafegato

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1) a type of salami from central Italy

title: mazzafegato


text: fanalokki

title: fanalokki


text:
User talk:Bgwhite

WikiProject Check Wikipedia/Translation
What is this? — Keφr 10:26, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

 * Keφr, it is something wonderful, magical and full of stars :)
 * It's part of Check Wikipedia, a tool to find syntax mistakes. It has been running for several years against enwiktionary dump files. The interface for enwikitionary is located here.  The translation file controls what errors are run, what level the errors are (low, medium, high) and the description given about the errors.  WPCleaner also uses the translation file.
 * enwiktionary had been running against old, old defaults. Adding the translation file gives it new defaults, but more importantly, a way for people in enwiktionary to edit the defaults to suit them.  You can turn on or off any errors that should be checked.  People at svwiktionary have helped me fix some problems that are particular to dictionary sites.  For example, the first letter in a title can be lower or uppercase and point to two different articles, unlike the encyclopedia sites.
 * Feel free to edit the translation file. If you have questions, give me a yell. Bgwhite (talk) 18:28, 27 March 2014 (UTC)

title: User talk:Bgwhite


text: faraokoira

title: faraokoira


text:
farisealaisuus

Noun

 * 1) pharisaism doctrines and practices of the Pharisees
 * 2) pharisaism rigid observance of external forms of religion

title: farisealaisuus


text:
fasaanikukko

Noun

 * 1) pheasant cock male pheasant

title: fasaanikukko


text: mediolanuto

title: mediolanuto


text:
semilanuto

Adjective

 * 1) partly woolly

title: semilanuto


text:
非常識

Noun

 * 1) lack of common sense, thoughtlessness, senselessness

Adjective

 * 1) thoughtless

title: 非常識


text:
ひじょうしき

Noun

 * 1)  lack of common sense, thoughtlessness, senselessness

title: ひじょうしき


text: hijōshiki

title: hijōshiki


text:
megacero

Noun

 * 1) a large, extinct deer of the genus

title: megacero


text:
mercurifero

Adjective

 * 1) mercuriferous

title: mercurifero


text:
丸っ切り

Etymology
Emphatic pronunciation of, through the addition of the ,.

Adverb

 * 1) completely, perfectly
 * 2) absolutely, at all (in a negative sentence)

title: 丸っ切り


text: marukkiri

title: marukkiri


text:
metatartarico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1)  metatartaric

title: metatartarico


text:
fasaanilintu

Noun

 * 1) pheasant any bird species within the subfamily of the family

title: fasaanilintu


text:
metatartaric

Adjective

 * 1)  Relating to metatartaric acid or its derivatives

Translations

 * Italian: metatartarico

title: metatartaric


text:
bauksitt

Etymology
from in France,.

Noun

 * 1) bauxite

Etymology
from in France,.

Noun

 * 1) bauxite

title: bauksitt


text: Category:nb:Minerals

title: Category:nb:Minerals


text: Category:nn:Minerals

title: Category:nn:Minerals


text:
microbirrificio

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) microbrewery

title: microbirrificio


text: bauksitten

title: bauksitten


text: chief financial officers

title: chief financial officers


text:
نوین

Adjective

 * 1) new
 * 2) modern

title: نوین


text:
monospecifico

Etymology
From.

Adjective

 * 1) monospecific, monotypic

title: monospecifico


text:
montanico

Adjective

 * 1)  montanic

title: montanico


text: fánnǎo

title: fánnǎo


text:
moschido

Noun

 * 1) musk deer

title: moschido


text:
mostificazione

Etymology
From.

Noun

 * 1) mashing (of the must in brewing and winemaking)

title: mostificazione


text: ongeluksvogeltje

title: ongeluksvogeltje


text: ongeluksvogeltjes

title: ongeluksvogeltjes


text: musciame

title: musciame


text:
fatalistisesti

Adverb

 * 1) fatalistically

title: fatalistisesti


text:
bauxitt

Etymology
from in France,.

Noun

 * 1) bauxite

Etymology
from in France,.

Noun

 * 1) bauxite

title: bauxitt


text:
nenfro

Etymology
.

Noun

 * 1)  variety of tuffa used in Etruscan building and sculpture

title: nenfro


text:
fatalistisuus

Noun

 * 1) fatalism

title: fatalistisuus


text: bauxitten

title: bauxitten


text:
nitrenio

Noun

 * 1)  nitrenium

title: nitrenio


text: nitrificanti

title: nitrificanti


text:
nitrosonio

Noun

 * 1)  nitrosonium

title: nitrosonio


text:
nitrossido

Noun

 * 1)  nitroxide

title: nitrossido


text:
شوید

Noun

 * 1) dill

title: شوید


text:
nitrossile

Noun

 * 1)  nitrosyl

title: nitrossile


text: 网购

title: 网购


text:
網購

Verb

 * 1) to shop online; to purchase on the Internet

title: 網購


text:
norbissina

Noun

 * 1) norbixin

title: norbissina


text: wǎnggòu

title: wǎnggòu


text: cavi di fissaggio

title: cavi di fissaggio


text: alberesi

title: alberesi


text: ammoniuri

title: ammoniuri


text: antiagglomeranti

title: antiagglomeranti


text: aruspicine

title: aruspicine


text: autoctonie

title: autoctonie


text: barasinghi

title: barasinghi


text: bazzoni

title: bazzoni


text: brassaggi

title: brassaggi


text: brocchette

title: brocchette


text: cera candelille

title: cera candelille


text: soprassate

title: soprassate


text: capacce

title: capacce


text: capifreddi

title: capifreddi


text: capreolini

title: capreolini


text: carotenali

title: carotenali


text: cianammiduri

title: cianammiduri


text: cinghialetti

title: cinghialetti


text: colofani

title: colofani


text: cospargimenti

title: cospargimenti


text: cottabi

title: cottabi


text: croccantini

title: croccantini


text: dodecili

title: dodecili


text: eptonolattoni

title: eptonolattoni


text: esammine

title: esammine


text: estispici

title: estispici


text: etruscherie

title: etruscherie


text: fermentatori

title: fermentatori


text: ficazze

title: ficazze


text: ficine

title: ficine


text: fognaiuoli

title: fognaiuoli


text: fosfomolibdati

title: fosfomolibdati


text: gellani

title: gellani


text: glicerili

title: glicerili


text: gratugge

title: gratugge


text: idrossibenzoati

title: idrossibenzoati


text: immini

title: immini


text: articolatissima

title: articolatissima


text: inaccuratezze

title: inaccuratezze


text: articolatissimi

title: articolatissimi


text: inosinati

title: inosinati


text: isobutirrati

title: isobutirrati


text: articolatissime

title: articolatissime


text: butirrati

title: butirrati


text: lattilati

title: lattilati


text: acroteriali

title: acroteriali


text: lattoflavine

title: lattoflavine


text: lattonzoli

title: lattonzoli


text: adraganti

title: adraganti


text: luppolature

title: luppolature


text: yáoyán

title: yáoyán


text: amidata

title: amidata


text: luppoline

title: luppoline


text: amidati

title: amidati


text: maltazioni

title: maltazioni


text:
amidate

Noun

 * 1)  A product of amidation.

Verb

 * 1)  To subject to an amidation reaction.

title: amidate


text: maltificazioni

title: maltificazioni


text: bagnolesi

title: bagnolesi


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maltitoli

Etymology
(see 🇨🇬).

Noun

 * 1)  maltitol

title: maltitoli


text: marzotiche

title: marzotiche


text: bimembri

title: bimembri


text: mazzafegati

title: mazzafegati


text: butilata

title: butilata


text: butilati

title: butilati


text: megaceri

title: megaceri


text: butilate

title: butilate


text: microbirrifici

title: microbirrifici


text: moschidi

title: moschidi


text: calidonia

title: calidonia


text: mostificazioni

title: mostificazioni


text: calidoni

title: calidoni


text: musciami

title: musciami


text: calidonie

title: calidonie


text: nenfri

title: nenfri


text: canusina

title: canusina


text: nitreni

title: nitreni


text: canusini

title: canusini


text: canusine

title: canusine


text: nitrosoni

title: nitrosoni


text: nitrossidi

title: nitrossidi


text:
caodaista

Adjective

 * 1)  Caodaiist

title: caodaista


text: nitrossili

title: nitrossili


text: caodaisti

title: caodaisti


text: caodaiste

title: caodaiste


text: norbissine

title: norbissine


text: carminica

title: carminica


text: carminici

title: carminici


text: carminiche

title: carminiche


text: carotenica

title: carotenica


text: carotenici

title: carotenici


text: caroteniche

title: caroteniche


text: ciclamica

title: ciclamica


text: ciclamici

title: ciclamici


text: ciclamiche

title: ciclamiche


text: conspecifica

title: conspecifica


text: conspecifici

title: conspecifici


text: conspecifiche

title: conspecifiche