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Wiktionary:Categorization

This page describes categorization practices specific to Wiktionary. To find out about how to use categories in MediaWiki, the software that runs Wiktionary and Wikipedia, see Help:Category. Before you start to assign pages and subcategories to categories and create new categories, please check the conventions described in this page, and make yourself familiar with the categories already in use. Each page is typically in at least one category. It may be in more, but entries in topical categories should rarely, if ever, be put into a more narrow category and also a more general category. Each category should be in at least one higher-level category, except for the highest-level category: Category:Fundamental. For category names, the usual rules for case-sensitivity of page names apply: they are case-sensitive for all characters, but in most projects the first character is case-insensitive. So be aware that you create a new category if the capitalization beyond the first character is not the same. All topical categories begin with a capital letter: there is "Category:Foods" rather than "Category:foods". However, the language-specific prefix such as "fr" in "Category:fr:Foods" is in lowercase.