Template:Wiktionary
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Revision as of 17:24, 24 July 2008
See also Wiktionary's definition of:
- Purpose
- This template may be used in any article that would benefit from a prominent link to an ordinary dictionary definition of the article's title (or a closely related word or phrase). Note that cases where this is really necessary are likely to be rare.
- Note
- Do not use this template if you wish to link a word or phrase in running text; for that, use a "Wiktionary:" interwiki link.
- Usage
- {{wiktionary}} — use if the Wiktionary entry (i.e., page) matches our page title exactly, including capitalization
- {{wiktionary|entry}} — use if the Wiktionary entry differs from our page title (note: it usually will differ in capitalization)
- {{wiktionary|entry|Link text}} — use if you want to use link text that differs from both our article title and Wiktionary's entry name (this really shouldn't ever be necessary)
- Example of third form
- {{wiktionary|misspelled|mispelled}}
- creates a box with the link: mispelled (which points to the entry misspelled)
- See also
