Help:How to create basic entries on other Wiktionaries
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This page aims to help editors create bare-bones entries in Wiktionaries in which they don't know the native language. The main purpose of it is to move out content (usually foreign language translations) that that isn't allowed here.
Chinese
- Explanation page: zh:Wiktionary:所有模版列表 (Template index), zh:Wiktionary:布局解释 (ELE), zh:Wiktionary:体例说明 (style guide)
- Example page: zh:中文 ("Chinese")
- zh:Template:-trans- outputs =翻译=
- Wikitext:
{{-zh-}}
{{=n=}}
'''中文'''
# ???
{{-trans-}}
* {{en}}: ]
French
- Explanation page: fr:Wiktionnaire:Structure des articles (ELE)
- Example page: fr:eau ("water")
- Wikitext:
== {{=fr=}} ==
{{-nom-|fr}} (or adj, var, etc.)
{{-trad-}}
{{(|<sense>}}
* {{T|en}}: {{trad|en|<translation>}}
{{-}}
...
{{)}}
Ido
- Style guide: io:Helpo:Modelo dil pagino
- Example page: io:aquo. Basic entry template: io:Shablono:nova pagino
- Translations marked by "Altra lingui", though languages from which Ido is derived are listed separately under "Fonto-lingui". ISO code templates are used.
Japanese
- Style guide: ja:Wiktionary:スタイルマニュアル
- Example page: ja:水 ("water")
- Translations marked by templates ja:Template:trans, whose output is 訳語
- Wikitext:
=={{jpn}}==
==={{noun}}=== (or adj verb adverb pronoun)
# ?????
===={{trans}}====
{{trans-top|???}}
*{{en}}: {{t|de|water}}
{{trans-mid}}
{{trans-bottom}}
Korean
- Examples: ko:물 ("water")
- Translations encapsulated by template ko:Template:외국어, whose output is 외국어 번역
- Don't have ISO language code templates
- Wikitext:
{{한국어|명사}} (template is the for Korean, and the parameter is noun)
* '''1.''' ?????
{{외국어|
* 영어(en): ]
|
* (more)
}}
Malagasy
- Examples: mg:olona ("human")
- Fast creation (for non-existent words)
- ISO language code templates : {{=xx=}} for sections
- {{-dika-}} template for translations sub-section (only use with Malagasy language entries)
- {{-dika-}} template for specifying etymology
- Minimalist wikitext for Malagasy entry:
=={{=mg=}}==
{{-ana-|mg}}
'''<word>''' {{pron|<pronunciation>|mg}}
# ???
- Extented wikitext for Malagasy entry:
=={{=mg=}}==
{{-etim-|mg}}
:{{vang-etim|mg}}
{{-ana-|mg}}
'''<word>''' {{pron|<pronunciation>|mg}}
# ???
{{-dika-}}
{{}}:
Swedish
- Style guide: sv:Wiktionary:Stilguide
- Example: sv:vatten ("water")
- Wikitext:
==Svenska==
===Substantiv===
'''vatten'''
# ????
====Översättningar====
{{topp|<sense>}}
*{{en}}: {{ö|en|water}}
{{botten}}