<span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span> are popularly defined as short expressions of popular wisdom. Efforts to improve on the popular definition have not led to a more precise definition...
entry is recommended to be added to Wiktionary:RFV. Non-Attested, but <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span>, similes, phrases and idioms with lesser-known usage must be put into RFV...
items that are more than words, such as idiomatic expressions, phrases and <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span>. This heading is nestable. It is most frequently in a level three heading...
errors) ^ A dictionary of archaic and provincial words, obsolete phrases, <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span>, and ancient customs, from the fourteenth century, by James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps...
allowed in entry titles. These are normally only used for phrases and <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span>. Question marks (?) and exclamation marks (!) are usually not allowed in...
all languages". As well as words, Wiktionary accepts multi-word idioms, <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span>, abbreviations, initialisms, acronyms, affixes, symbols and other characters...
function of Wikipedia. Idioms are distinct from other set phrases such as <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span> (which are statements of wisdom whose meaning can be determined from the...
page The names of pages with <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span> start with minuscule letters and do not end with full stops, even when the <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span> are sentences (barking dogs seldom...
for foreign languages is "<lang> <span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span>", not "xx:<span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span>" (see Category:Hungarian <span class="searchmatch">proverbs</span> vs. Category:hu:<span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span>). It would be helpful to keep it...
23 April 2009 (UTC) The CFI say, when discussing pagetitles: ===<span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span>=== <span class="searchmatch">Proverbs</span> that are whole sentences should begin with a capital letter. For...