विक्शनरी:स्वागत

नमस्कार, आणि सुस्वागतम्! मराठी विक्शनरी हा जगभरातील लोकांनी सामुदायिक योगदानाने स्वयंसेवी पद्धतीने चालविलेला बहूभाषिय मुक्त शब्दकोश प्रकल्प आहे.येथील महिती बदलकरण्याकरिता व ऊधृत करण्याकरिता मुक्त आहे.

विक्शनरीचे खालील उपयोग अभिप्रेत आहेत, मराठी भाषेच्या व्याकरण व व्यूत्पत्ती या अंगाने झालेला अभ्यास उपलब्ध व्हावा व नवीन स्वरूपाच्या अभ्यासात या प्रकल्पाच्या योगाने तांत्रिक दृष्ट्या शक्यते बळ मिळावे तसेच नवी पारिभाषिक शब्दांची उपलब्धता आणि निर्मीती सुलभ व्हावी असा उपउद्देश्य आहे एवढे स्वातंत्र्य मराठी भाषेच्या व मराठी भाषिकांच्या गरजा ल्क्षात घेउन करण्याचा प्रयत्न केला आहे :

• शब्दार्थ
• व्याख्या
• अन्वयार्थ
• उच्चारण
• सोदाहरण उपयोग
• समान अर्थी शब्द
• विरूद्धार्थी शब्द
• भाषांतर
• व्याकरण
• शब्द याद्या
• पारिभाषिक शब्द

Hello, and welcome! Marathi Wiktionary is a multilingual (multiple-language), free dictionary and thesaurus, being written collaboratively on this website by people from around the world. Entries may be edited by anyone!

We have created २,७०३ articles at Marathi Wiktionary.English Wiktionary is started since December, 2002, and we're growing rapidly.

Editing Wiktionary विक्शनरीचे संपादन

तुमच्या आमच्या सारख्या सर्वसामान्य माणसांनी हा प्रकल्प विकसीत केला आहे.जेव्हा तुम्ही हे वाचत असाल तेव्हा , इतर कुणी इथे एखादे संपादन घडवत असेल.काही ज्ञानी लोकांचे सहकार्य मिळतेच आहे, सोबत आपण पण काही लेखन किंवा संपादनात योगदान करू शकलात तर खूप आनंद वाटेल. Ordinary people like you are very active in building this project. While you are reading this, it is likely someone is editing one of our entries. Many knowledgeable people are already at work, but everybody is welcome!

Contributing does not require logging in, but we'd prefer that you do, as it facilitates the administration of this site. (Note that logging in also prevents the IP address of your computer from being displayed in the page history.)

You can dive in right now and add or alter a definition, add example sentences, or help us to properly format or categorize entries. You can even create a page for a term we're missing. Feel free to be bold in editing pages!

Why does this not result in total anarchy? Well, to some extent it does! But we've found that most people want to provide helpful edits. Records are kept of all changes, so even bad edits can easily be reverted by other users.

To start out, you might want to use the "Recent changes" or "Random page" link (found in the navigation box elsewhere on this page), to get an idea of the kinds of pages you can find here. (You might be surprised how many non-English words we already have!)

Norms and etiquette

One of the most important things you should know is that we have borrowed from our sister project Wikipedia some cultural norms you should respect:

1. We try not to argue pointlessly. This isn't a debate forum. After civilized and reasonable discussion, we try to reach broad consensus about what an entry should be in order to present an accurate, neutral summary of all relevant facts for future readers.
2. We try to make the entries as unbiased as we can, meaning that definitions or descriptions — even of controversial topics — are not meant to be platforms for preaching of any kind.
3. Bear in mind this is a dictionary, which means there are many things it is not.
4. At any point, if you are uncomfortable changing someone else's work, and you want to add a thought (or question or comment) about an entry or other page, the place is its talk page (click on the "discussion" tab at the top or the "Discuss this page" link in the sidebar or elsewhere, depending on your preference skin). Though again, generally, we try to avoid discussion for its own sake.

You can find out more about our community norms in the links listed below.

You might expect Wiktionary to be a low-quality product because it is open for everybody to edit. But, perhaps the fact it is open to everyone creates the potential for making a lot of these definitions pretty good, and ever-improving. To use a now-famous catchphrase, in essence: “Given enough eyeballs, all errors are shallow. ”

We tend to cater to the highest. "Lower common denominators" tend politely not to touch articles they know nothing about! We hope you have fun.

For more information

More introductory information is on the following pages:

• How to explore Wiktionary
• How to start a page
• How to edit a page
• Staying cool when editing gets hot
• Wiktionary FAQ

For more policy and style guidelines or guidance, see our Community Portal.