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  • Consider creating a citations page with your evidence that the word exists and use the {{see citations}} template to link to the citations page.
  • Think twice before adding long lists of words as they may be ignored.
  • If possible provide context, usage, field of relevance, etc.
  • Check the Wiktionary:Criteria for inclusion if you are unsure if it belongs in the dictionary.
  • If the entry already exists, but seems incomplete or incorrect, do not add it here; add a request template to the entry itself to ask someone to fix the problem, e.g. {{rfp}} or {{rfe}} for pronunciation or etymology respectively.
    — Note also that such requests, like the information requested, belong on the base form of a word, not on inflected forms.

Please remove entries from this list once they have been written (i.e. the link is “live”, shown in blue, and has a section for the correct language)

There are a few things you can do to help:

  • Add glosses or brief definitions.
  • Add the part of speech, preferably using a standardized template.
  • If you know what a word means, consider creating the entry yourself instead of using this request page.
  • Please indicate the gender(s) of nouns in languages that have them.
  • For inflected languages, if you see inflected forms (plurals, past tenses, superlatives, etc.) indicate the base form (singular, infinitive, absolute, etc.) of the requested term and the type of inflection used in the request.
  • For words in languages that don’t use Latin script but are listed here only in their romanized form, please add the correct form in the native script.
  • Don’t delete words just because you don’t know them – it may be that they are used only in certain contexts or are archaic or obsolete.
  • Don’t simply replace words with what you believe is the correct form. The form here may be rare or regional. Instead add the standard form and comment that the requested form seems to be an error in your experience.

Requested-entry pages for other languages: Category:Requested entries.

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  • . in Morse code
  • .co.uk - not really equivalent to .co + .uk but very common internet code in the UK.
  • .gg Used by some gaming websites, e.g. now.gg. On Wikipedia, it says the following: Multiple video game, streamers and esports websites use this domain because "gg" is a common initialism used in multiplayer video games as an abbreviation for the phrase "good game", usually said at the end of a match.
  • .htaccess - got the idea of this request from the deletion discussion of .htaccess file. Philmonte101 (talk) 02:05, 14 August 2016 (UTC) It's a filename like "readme.txt", not a word in any language. Equinox ◑ 04:14, 17 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]
  • The gesture where one extends the pointer and middle finger and licks between them, meaning cunnilingus
  • _ in Morse code
  • |87 - |87 - The plague doctor ASCII emoticon.
  • œ́
  • ˸ - raised colon
  • ѣ́
  • ☀️
  • ✌🏾
  • + or † or ✝ (whichever is most appropriate) — used before a bishop's name, or after that of a priest
    • ++ or †† or ✝✝ - used before the name of an archbishop, e.g. [1]
  • ‡ - checkmate in older chess notation (the more common symbol is #)
  • ⩼
  • ⫽
  • ꭛
  • ꭞ - U+AB5E MODIFIER LETTER SMALL L WITH MIDDLE TILDE
  • 👋🏽
  • """ """ - exaggerated scare quote, as in """Web3"""
  • 👏🏻 (do we create entries for things like this?
Yes. See https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Category:Miscellaneous_Symbols_and_Pictographs_block 173.88.246.138 00:34, 9 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
But I don't think we create all of them unreasoningly. They have to function like words and not just pictures. Equinox ◑ 00:36, 9 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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  1. Caanthus (now Ciconissus in Zopheridae))
  2. Cacia (in Cerambycidae)
  3. Calamariaceae (obs?)
  4. Calamariales (obs?)
  5. Calamodendron (obs?)
  6. Calamospermae
  7. Calamostachys (†, in Equisetales)
  8. Calandria (mul?, Catalan)
  9. Calandridae (obs., in Coleoptera)
  10. Calandrinae
  11. Calantha (mul?)
  12. Calendra (syn. of Calandra)
  13. Calia (now in Dermatophyllum)
  14. Callorhynchidae
  15. Callorhynchus
  16. Calocarpum
  17. Calycophora
  18. Calycozoa
  19. Calypterae
  20. Calyptoblastea
  21. Calysta
  22. Camellus
  23. Cameloidea
  24. Camelopardidae
  25. Camerina
  26. Camerinidae
  27. Camilia
  28. Campanulariae
  29. Campanularidae
  30. Campanulatae
  31. Campodeidae
  32. Cannabinaceae
  33. Capitoninae
  34. Caranga
  35. Carapidae
  36. Carboxydomonas
  37. Carchariidae
  38. Cardiacea
  39. Carduaceae
  40. Carettochelydidae
  41. Cariacus
  42. Carida
  43. Caridomorpha
  44. Carphiophiops
  45. Carpoidea
  46. Carpophaga
  47. Carpophorus
  48. Cartilaginei
  49. Cartilagines
  50. Caryocaraceae
  51. Cassididae
  52. Cassidinae
  53. Cassidulina
  54. Cassiduloidea
  55. Cassythaceae
  56. Castoroides
  57. Casuarinales
  58. Cataebates
  59. Catarrhina
  60. Caulerpaceae
  61. Caulopteris
  62. Cavidae
  63. Cecomorphae
  64. Cellulomonadeae
  65. Centetes
  66. Centetidae
  67. Centriscidae
  68. Centropomus
  69. Centrosema
  70. Centrosoyus
  71. Centrospermae
  72. Centunculus
  73. Cephalacanthidae
  74. Cephalobranchiata
  75. Cephalochorda
  76. Cephalodiscida
  77. Cephalosporium
  78. Cephalotaceae
  79. Cerambus
  80. Ceratitidae
  81. Ceratitoidea
  82. Ceratobatrachinae
  83. Ceratodidae
  84. Ceratodontidae
  85. Ceratophrys
  86. Ceratophyta
  87. Ceratosa
  88. Ceratospongiae
  89. Cercolabidae
  90. Cercomonadidae
  91. Cercomonas
  92. Cercopes
  93. Cerianthidae
  94. Cerianthus
  95. Ceriomyces
  96. Cerionidae
  97. Ceriornis
  98. Cerithiidae
  99. Cervicapra
  100. Ceryx
  101. Cestraciontes
  102. Cestraciontidae
  103. Cestrinus
  104. Cestrum
  105. Cetiosauria
  106. Cetomorpha
  107. Cetonia
  108. Cetoniides
  109. Cetorhinidae
  110. Chaenolobus
  111. Chaetangiaceae
  112. Chaetangium
  113. Chaetetes
  114. Chaetetidae
  115. Chaetifera
  116. Chaetites
  117. Chaetitidae
  118. Chaetochloa
  119. Chaetophoraceae
  120. Chaetophorales
  121. Chaetopoda
  122. Chaetosoma
  123. Chaetosomatidae
  124. Chaetosomidae
  125. Chailletiaceae
  126. Chalastogastra
  127. Chalcididae
  128. Chalicotheriidae
  129. Chalina
  130. Chalinidae
  131. Chalinitis
  132. Chama
  133. Chamacea
  134. Chamaebatia
  135. Chamaecistus
  136. Chamaelirium
  137. Chamaenerion
  138. Chamaerops
  139. Chamaesaura
  140. Chamaesiphon
  141. Chamaesiphonaceae
  142. Chamaesiphonales
  143. Chamidae
  144. Characinidae
  145. Charadriomorphae
  146. Chauliodes
  147. Cheilodipteridae
  148. Chelidon
  149. Chelidosaurus
  150. Cheliferidea
  151. Chelonidae
  152. Chelons
  153. Chelydidae
  154. Chermes
  155. Chermidae
  156. Chilina
  157. Chilinidae
  158. Chilomonas
  159. Chilopsis
  160. Chilostoma
  161. Chilostomata
  162. Chimaeridae
  163. Chionanthus
  164. Chionididae
  165. Chiromyidae
  166. Chiromys
  167. Chlamydobacteriaceae
  168. Chlamydobacteriales
  169. Chlamydomonadidae
  170. Chlamydoselachidae
  171. Chlamydozoa
  172. Chlidanope
  173. Chloranthaceae
  174. Chlorellaceae
  175. Chloridella
  176. Chloridellidae
  177. Chlorioninae
  178. Chlorococcus
  179. Chlorophora
  180. Choaephori
  181. Choanoflagellidae
  182. Chondroganoidei
  183. Chondromyces
  184. Chondropterygii
  185. Chromatioideae
  186. Chromidae
  187. Chromides
  188. Chromididae
  189. Chromobacterieae
  190. Chronium
  191. Chroococcaceae
  192. Chroococcus
  193. Chrosperma
  194. Chrysamphora
  195. Chrysidella
  196. Chrysippus
  197. Chrysomonadales
  198. Chrysomonadina
  199. Chrysomyia
  200. Chrysophlyctis
  201. Chrysothemis (mul
  202. Chrysotis
  203. Chytridiaceae
  204. Chytridiales
  205. Cichoriaceae
  206. Cidaridae
  207. Cilioflagellata
  208. Cinchonaceae
  209. Circaeaceae
  210. Cirratulidae
  211. Cirrhopetalum
  212. Citellus
  213. Citromyces
  214. Cladodontidae
  215. Cladoniaceae
  216. Cladoselachea
  217. Cladoselachidae
  218. Cladothrix
  219. Clamatores
  220. Clathraceae
  221. Clathrinidae
  222. Clausiliidae
  223. Cleistothecopsis
  224. Cleres
  225. Cleridae
  226. Clerodendron
  227. Clethraceae
  228. Climaciaceae
  229. Clintonia
  230. Clonothrix
  231. Clubionidae
  232. Clupeodei
  233. Clypeastridea
  234. Clypeastrina
  235. Clypeastroidea
  236. Coccaceae
  237. Coccidiidea
  238. Coccidiomorpha
  239. Coccogonales
  240. Coccogoneae
  241. Coccolithophoridae
  242. Coccygius
  243. Coccygomorphae
  244. Cochlidiidae
  245. Cochliodontidae
  246. Codi
  247. Codiales
  248. Coelacanthini
  249. Coelata
  250. Coelelminthes
  251. Coelentera
  252. Coendidae
  253. Colocephali
  254. Colubriformes
  255. Colubriformia
  256. Columelliaceae
  257. Colymbidae
  258. Colymbriformes
  259. Catharsius
  260. Cathartae
  261. Cathartides
  262. Cathartolinum
  263. Chenopodiales
  264. Chersydridae

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[2] [3] --Geographyinitiative (talk) 06:39, 18 April 2020 (UTC)[reply]
Alpine race on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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J

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  • ⟕-left outer join
  • ⟖-right outer join
  • ⟗-full outer join

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O

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  • Oryza glaberrima - African rice - Oryza
  • oxyrinchus
  • ǫ́ - the letter o with acute accent and ogonek, also missing capital version. Has Old Norse entry but missing letter entry.

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  • zamicrus: taxonomic, as in Nesophontes zamicrus. (Zamicrus seems to be an old genus too; see [4])
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