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Template documentation
- For discussion and queries, see template talk:Wi.
This template is only for dictionary definitions that currently exist on Wiktionary and which, due to previous re-creations, are likely to be re-created in unencyclopedic form. Do not place it on every possible word. This template is a self-reference and so is part of the Wikipedia project rather than the encyclopaedic content.
Usage
- {{wi}} {{subst:longcomment}}
- Provides a soft redirect to the Wiktionary page, using the current page's name. Then it also substitutes a {{longcomment}} to prevent a page from being listed on Special:Shortpages.
Important: Check the link before using this method, as Wiktionary uses proper capitalization for its entries, unlike Wikipedia's uppercased first letter or page name.
| Wikipedia does not have an encyclopedia article for Wi. You may want to search Wiktionary for "wi" instead for a dictionary entry. |
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- {{wi|sophisticated}} {{subst:longcomment}}
- Provides a link to the Wiktionary page for the given word, "sophisticated" in this example.
| Wikipedia does not have an encyclopedia article for Wi. You may want to search Wiktionary for "sophisticated" instead for a dictionary entry. |
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- {{wi|sophisticated|protected=yes}}
- Used for protected pages to suppress the "edit this page" link.
| Wikipedia does not have an encyclopedia article for Wi. You may want to search Wiktionary for "sophisticated" instead for a dictionary entry. |
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- {{wicat|Category:English idioms}}
- {{Wicat}} may be used for pages that link to a category on Wiktionary.
| Wikipedia does not have an encyclopedia article for Wi. You may want to search Wiktionary for "Category:English idioms" instead for a collection of dictionary entries. |
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Notes:
- This template should not be used via substitution in most cases.
- This template will categorise tagged articles into Category:Redirects to Wiktionary.
See also
Related Templates
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