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Wiktionary is a multilingual free online dictionary. Wiktionary runs on the same software as Wikipedia, and is essentially a sister project. It is currently owned by the Wikimedia Foundation. The project was started in 2002 following a proposal by Daniel Alston. It was originally located at wiktionary.wikipedia.org, but was later moved to its current domain (http://www.wiktionary.org/). It currently has over 3 million entries in English alone.

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  • The History of Wiktionary
  • The Culture of Wiktionary
  • The Wiktionary MOS
 
The Wikimedia book
What is Wikimedia?
How to Use Wikis
The Wikis of Wikimedia, and What Goes Where
Wikipedia
Wikimedia/Wikimedia Commons
The History of Wikimedia Commons  · The Culture of Wikimedia Commons  · The Wikicommons MOS
Wikimedia/Wikibooks
The History of Wikibooks  · The Culture of Wikibooks  · The Wikibooks MOS
Wikinews
The History of Wikinews  · The Culture of Wikinews  · The Wikinews MOS
Wiktionary
The History of Wiktionary  · The Culture of Wiktionary  · The Wiktionary MOS
Wikisource
The History of Wikisource  · The Culture of Wikisource  · The Wikisource MOS
Wikiquote
The History of Wikiquote  · The Culture of Wikiquote  · The Wikiquote MOS
Wikispecies
The History of Wikispecies  · The Culture of Wikispecies  · The Wikispecies MOS
Wikiversity
The History of Wikiversity  · The Culture of Wikiversity  · The Wikiversity MOS
Meta
The History of Meta  · The Culture of Meta  · The Meta MOS
Wikidata
The History of Wikidata  · The Culture of Wikidata  · How Wikidata works
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