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Tshibeji etshi udji ufila mulongu wa miaku ya buni ya muakulu idibu batamba kuimanyina pa kuenza nayi mudimu ne programa wa MediaWiki.

Meena mafunda menza buaku kudimuna miakulu yonsu idi bantu buaku kuata mudimu mu Mediawiki. Kashiena mwa kwikala nkonka-miaku mupita wa miakulu yonsu ne, nangananga ,bwa kubanga bipeta bimpa bia Mediawiki mu muakulu mupiamupia mu dikudimuna.mikenjibikala ne mushinga(bibi bikidibua Kabidi ne "bia mudimu mutamba".

Badi ne bua kukudimuna mulongo ewu mu miakulu yonso, nansha mu miakulu idi MediaWiki ne muakulu wa kuakula.

Tshidi tshiela pa misangu mu miaku eyi idi ne diumvuija Dia mushinga Mu mediawiki,mo mumua "mu shiidi" ne "mu shilejelu" ne miaku ya mu mfolamateka mimanyika bu "tshisangibua" ne "tshiedibua" ku mona dibeji More information about this glossary bua diaba dimpa bua bualu ebu.

Mifundu ya mu maleta a biamwa idji yambulwisha bwa kuleja bilema mu mfundilu wa ngumu

Kupenga kwa miaku ya bunyi, Icona idi bua kusanganyibua. Kutua kuulu bidi bifila mamanisha abunyi.

Tshisuikidi tshitangila ku tshiena-bualu mu tshibungu kampanda tshifuanangana mu tshibumba tshia Mu anglais mu wikipédia yeya ewu udi umvuija mifundu eyi.

Kutangila bisuikidi mu miakulu yonsu mu tshiena-bualu bua kupeta biena-bualu mu miakulu idi bua wewa kumania.

A link to the relevant page in the English Wiktionary. Make sure to read the definitions carefully and pick the one that is closest to the meaning you need. Many words in the English Wiktionary have translations to other languages. To see them, scroll down, find the "Translations" list, find the translations list with the sense that interests you, and find your language. If your language is not listed, consider adding a translation to Wiktionary.
Tshisuikidi ku dibeji Dia mukanda muakanyina muela amwa Mu site web mediawiki.org.

Nkonka-miaku udji Muaku eu udi mujadika mu mushindu wa muaku wa tshigeleeshi.

A

Sumwinu | anglais: account account on Wikipedia account on Wiktionary
Dikala día mukuatidi;bisangilu bia bimanyisha bilama bidi bi tangila [user/mukuatidi]wa[wiki/wiki]Mu sungula kudi[username/Dina dia mukuatidi]
Mulubuludi | anglais: administrator Wikipedia administrators on Wikipedia administrator on Wiktionary
A user that has more permissions than a regular user. Most often, this includes the permissions to block and unblock users, to edit protected pages, and to delete, undelete, protect, and unprotect pages. Also known in English as "admin" or "sysop".
Mena adji mafuanganana | anglais: anonymous anonymous on Wikipedia anonymous on Wiktionary
Udi ukuata mudimu kayi mubuela.wa nangu ne amanyika pa muaba IP(anyi tshidi tshimanisha dina disokoka mu bintu bimana kuenzeka,bia kushitulula,mamanisha...
Difila | anglais: attribution attribution on Wikipedia attribution on Wiktionary
Mu tshitupa bua kufila difutu/difutu kudi muenji anyi benji

B

Ku beta | anglais: beta Beta test on Wikipedia beta version on Wiktionary Extension:BetaFeatures on mediawiki.org
Mutshi kosu bwa beta feature
ngikadilu wa beta | anglais: beta feature Beta test on Wikipedia beta version on Wiktionary Extension:BetaFeatures on mediawiki.org
Muamzu mupiamupia udi bakangula mu lutandala lua #wiki/wiki bua ku têta kudi Badi ba kuata mudimu.
Kukanga | anglais: block Block (Internet) on Wikipedia block on Wiktionary Help:Blocking users on mediawiki.org
Muaku(kukanga):kumbusha tshidi tshienza [#user/mukuatidi]wa [#edit/kushitulula],tshienza kudi [#administrator/mufidi]

Djina(tshikanga):tshipetu tshia tshienzedi. Badi[$administrateur/Bafiji]ba lutandala wiki bakanga ba kuatidi Badi beela bintu bibi anyi kabiyi biumvuiji bilenga,anyi bisua kunianga wiki Mu mushindu mukuabu.

Mashina | anglais: bot Internet bot on Wikipedia bot on Wiktionary Manual:Bots on mediawiki.org
Short for "robot". A computer program that makes fast automatic edits to wiki pages.
Muendeshi | anglais: browser Web browser on Wikipedia web browser on Wiktionary
Short for "web browser". A computer application that lets people read websites. Common web browsers are Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Samsung Internet, Opera, and Tor Browser.

C

Ku sokoma | anglais: cache Cache (computing) on Wikipedia cache on Wiktionary
A family of computer technologies that store data in a location that allows faster access. It usually improves performance, but sometimes it may cause outdated information to be shown to users. "Cleaning" or "purging" the cache forces new data to be shown, but may also cause a temporary performance slowdown.
Kwimakija | anglais: cancel cancel on Wiktionary
Miaku(kuimakija):kuimanyika tshidi tshienzekibua [#save/kulama]mudimu uvua muenzeka tii ne mpidiewu.

Bidi bi lejeka bikola a bituidi. Djina(diimanyikibua): tshienzedi tshimanyika.

Djingata djibi dja tshintu kampanda | anglais: caption caption on Wikipedia caption on Wiktionary
makumi adji aleja mu tshikosu bijima bia ma vigneta
CAPTCHA | anglais: CAPTCHA CAPTCHA on Wikipedia CAPTCHA on Wiktionary
Djiteta Didi ditangila ni udi ukuata mudimu muntu anyi[#bot/tshintu tshienza], shilejelu,Mu dilomba kudi udi ukuata mudimu bua ku funda miaku minyanga adi bu benza [#account/tshintu tshienza]anyi dikumbaja día[$external-link/tshidi tshi sangisha kumpega]

Muaku muikala ukuata mudimu ne Keena ne mushinga wa kumu kudimuna mu mushindu mukuabu.

kabena bumvua bimpe bua tshilumbu | anglais: case-insensitive Case sensitivity on Wikipedia case-insensitive on Wiktionary
The opposite of case-sensitive: Not distinguishing uppercase and lowercase letters; treating "Cat" and "cat" as functionally the same string.
Tshi pepela bua kukosa | anglais: case-sensitive Case sensitivity on Wikipedia case-sensitive on Wiktionary
Distinguishing uppercase and lowercase letters; treating "Cat" and "cat" as different strings.
Mi shindu mikwabu | anglais: category Categorization on Wikipedia category on Wiktionary Help:Categories on mediawiki.org
A group of related wiki pages. For example, the articles "Dog", "Mouse", and "Horse" can all belong to the category "Animals". This word is also used as the namespace prefix for category pages.
Mi shindu biz luseki | anglais: category page
A wiki page in the Category namespace. A part of its content is generated automatically by creating a list of pages that are tagged as belonging to this category. It can also have more text that explains the category. A category page can itself belong to other categories, in which case it's called a subcategory of these categories.
muyuki wa mu bitendelelu | anglais: category talk
Djikosa Dia kaba ka kuyikila ne kuleja bwa kunzela ma prefixa ne kudji mena à kaba kakuyikila
dibeji dia muyuki wa tshikoso | anglais: category talk page
#talk page
kushintuluka | anglais: change change on Wiktionary
Padji tuakula wiki pages,kudji edit
ngikadilu | anglais: character Character (computing) on Wikipedia character on Wiktionary
Djileta(a, b, c, ا, ب, ت, э, ю, я, , , , , , , etc.), un chiffre (1, 2, 3, etc.), un signe de ponctuation (., !, ?, etc.), un opérateur (+, -, etc.), un symbole (%, #, $, €, etc.), une espace, etc.
Musumbi | anglais: client Client (computing) on Wikipedia client on Wiktionary
Malongolodji a Ku informatika atu angata mianda kubangila Ku server
Kommu | anglais: Commons Commons on Wikipedia commons on Wiktionary
njila mwiiyi bua wikipédia-commons/wikipédia -commons.kashiyi tshia Ku fuangnikija ni bintu bienza mu commons
Ku nsaka | anglais: content content on Wiktionary
Bionso bidi baleeja mu dibeji Dia wiki ne Badi ba kuata mudimu Badi ba tshitulula miaku,bididibi,ne bintu bikuabu.
malu adi mu bianza biabu | anglais: contents Table of contents on Wikipedia contents on Wiktionary
Njila mwiiyi bua tshileeji tshia bidi bu bamba mu dibeji anyi mukanda kapanda mu nkonka-miaku
Bidi munda mua dibeji | anglais: content page content page on Wikipedia content page on Wiktionary
wiki-dibeji/dibeji wikimudiinapatupu/patupu bua meenabuawiki/wiki
difila | anglais: contribution contribution on Wiktionary
Tshintu tshionsu tshidi udi ukuata mudimu wenza bua kushitulula bidi munda mua wiki/wiki: kushitulula,kualukila panyima,kukudimuna,kuenza bintu bia diakaja bintu.bintu bishilashilangana bia kufila
bikuki | anglais: cookie HTTP cookie on Wikipedia HTTP cookie on Wiktionary
A small piece of information sent by a server to the browser and then returned by the browser each time it accesses that server. It is mostly used to identify the users and store information about them. Users usually don't deal with them directly, but they are mentioned in the interface because they may have privacy implications.
Kufukibua bua kommu | anglais: Creative Commons Creative Commons on Wikipedia Creative Commons on Wiktionary
An international network of organizations that write standardized licenses for free sharing of cultural works (text, images, video, etc.) and help people use these licenses. Most content on Wikimedia wikis is published under Creative Commons licenses.
Difila | anglais: credit Credit (creative arts) on Wikipedia credit on Wiktionary
An explicit acknowledgment of a source of text or media using the name of an author or an organization, a link to a website from which the information was copied, etc.
CSS | anglais: CSS CSS on Wikipedia CSS on Wiktionary
Tshidi muakulu bua kupeta mabeji mu luntandala.njila mwiiyi bua "Cascading Style Sheets".tshidi muaku wa bienzedi ne ka kuena tshia mushinga bua ku kudimuna mu muakulu mu kuabu

D

Kukupula | anglais: delete File deletion on Wikipedia delete on Wiktionary
Verb: Remove a page from a wiki, done by an administrator. A deleted page can usually be restored.
desktop | anglais: desktop Desktop computer on Wikipedia desktop on Wiktionary
Tshidi fila kudi udi ukuata mudimu wawiki/wiki mu dibuela mu lutandala pa tshiamua tshia mfolamatika wa muaba wa mudimu anyi wa kuambula,ni lumuenu lunena tshikala ne tshiamua tshia kutua mbota.kashiyi pamua ne tshiamua tshia dibiikila.
Kuya kumpala | anglais: developer programmer on Wikipedia developer on Wiktionary
A programmer who develops the code that runs a wiki: MediaWiki, templates, modules, gadgets, bots, tools, etc.
diff | anglais: diff diff on Wikipedia diff on Wiktionary
Short for the English word "difference". Refers to a comparison between two versions of a wiki page.
Kwelangana | anglais: discussion discussion on Wikipedia discussion on Wiktionary
Largely the same thing as talk, but this other word can be used in contexts that are more social and less technical.
difila | anglais: donation donation on Wikipedia donation on Wiktionary
A gift of money or something else to the person or the organization that manages a wiki site. Different from contribution.
download | anglais: download download on Wikipedia download on Wiktionary
Verb: Copy a file from a website to a local device. The opposite of upload.

E

Kushitulula | anglais: edit editing on Wikipedia edit on Wiktionary
Verb: Ku shintuluja malus adji Ku malanda a wiki:

Bwenzevi nionso bwa kufunda Ku malanda a wiki

Udi utshitulula,udi ufunda,udi ukuata mudimu wa kufunda | anglais: editor (user) editor (user) on Wikipedia editor (user) on Wiktionary
A user who edits a wiki page.
editor (program) | anglais: editor (program) editor (program) on Wikipedia editor (program) on Wiktionary
A feature of MediaWiki or another program that allows editing wiki pages. For example: Visual editor, 2010 wikitext editor, 2017 wikitext editor, Android app editor, etc.
Kuamba mu shikosu bidibu ba tshitulula | anglais: edit summary edit summary on Wiktionary
A brief description of the changes the user has made in an edit.
Kuabulula bintu kaba kakwabu | anglais: export Import and export of data on Wikipedia export on Wiktionary
Verb: Download the content of one or more wiki pages as a file that can be imported to another wiki.
Malanda a pambelu | anglais: external link
A link to a page on another website.

F

Mulongu | anglais: file Computer file on Wikipedia file#Etymology 1 on Wiktionary
A piece of information stored on a computer storage device and identified by a name. In MediaWiki, files are usually images (JPG, PNG, SVG), audio clips (OGG), videos (WEBM), and documents (PDF, DjVu). This word is also used as the namespace prefix for file pages: If the filename is "Taj Mahal.jpg", the file page name is "File:Taj Mahal.jpg".
dîna dia fichier | anglais: filename filename on Wikipedia filename on Wiktionary
The name of a file. Begins with a description of the file's content and ends with an extension (suffix) that identifies the file type. For example, ".jpg" is an extension for photograph files, and "Taj Mahal.jpg" is a good name for a file that includes a photograph of the Taj Mahal.
dibeji dia fichie | anglais: file page
A wiki page that displays a file and information about it: on which wiki pages this file is used, who uploaded it, the file's license, and so on.
muyuki wa fichie | anglais: file talk
A talk page associated with a file page. If the filename is "Taj Mahal.jpg", the file talk page's title is "File talk:Taj Mahal.jpg".
Ku lekedjibua | anglais: free Free-culture movement on Wikipedia free on Wiktionary
This doesn't mean "costing zero dollars". This refers to the freedom that the users have to read, copy, modify, and distribute the content of a wiki. It's a synonym of "liberated", "unconstrained", etc. See also Definition of Free Cultural Works.
free license | anglais: free license free license on Wikipedia
A license that allows free use text or media. Note that the word for "free" here must be the same as in the term free.
Kujimakana | anglais: fuzzy
See outdated.

G

gadget | anglais: gadget gadget on Wikipedia gadget on Wiktionary Extension:Gadgets on mediawiki.org
Gadgets are pieces of JavaScript code that editors can write on a wiki site to enhance the site's functionality. The gadgets' code is stored on wiki pages. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for gadget pages.
gadget page | anglais: gadget page
A wiki page in the Gadget namespace. It stores the source code for a gadget.
gadget talk | anglais: gadget talk
Short for "gadget talk page". This word is also used as the namespace prefix for gadget talk pages.
gadget talk page | anglais: gadget talk page
A talk page associated with a gadget page.
gender | anglais: gender Grammatical gender on Wikipedia gender on Wiktionary
When this word appears as {{GENDER:, it must not be translated. MediaWiki supports writing messages differently for users who defined that they should be described as "he", or "she", or didn't explicitly define it. See the page Gender.
global | anglais: global global on Wikipedia global on Wiktionary
Pertaining to all the wikis in a wiki family. For example, a usual block on the Spanish Wikipedia disallows the user to edit pages only on the Spanish Wikipedia, but a global block disallows editing all the wikis: Wikipedia in all languages, Wikivoyage in all languages, etc.

H

diambuluisha | anglais: help Online help on Wikipedia help#Etymology 1 on Wiktionary
Technical documentation for using the wiki. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for help pages.
Dibeji dia diambuluisha | anglais: help page
A wiki page in the Help namespace.
Diambuluisha bua kuakula | anglais: help talk
Short for "help talk page". Used as the namespace prefix for help talk pages.
Dibeji dia muyiki wa diambuluisha | anglais: help talk page
A talk page associated with a help page.
history | anglais: history history on Wikipedia history on Wiktionary
Short for "page history" or "version history". A list of versions of a wiki page, showing the time, the user, the edit summary, and other information about each revision.
kuakidila | anglais: home
Short for "home page".
Dibeji dia kuakidila | anglais: home page home page on Wikipedia home page on Wiktionary
Same as main page, especially on the mobile site.

I

ID | anglais: id id on Wikipedia id on Wiktionary
Short for "identifier". A number or a string that refers to something: a users, a page, a version, etc.
import | anglais: import Import and export of data on Wikipedia import on Wiktionary
Verb: Add pages to a wiki from a file that was exported from another wiki, or directly from another wiki in the wiki family.
interlanguage link | anglais: interlanguage link Interlanguage links on mediawiki.org
A link to a page about the same topic in a wiki in another language.
internal link | anglais: internal link
A link to another page on the same wiki.
interwiki link | anglais: interwiki link Manual:Interwiki on mediawiki.org
A link to a page on another wiki using specific syntax.
Ku benga | anglais: invalid invalid on Wiktionary
Technically unacceptable. For example, a page title is invalid if it includes the character {, which is forbidden in titles.
invoke | anglais: invoke Subroutine on Wikipedia invoke on Wiktionary
Verb: Call a module, run it, and insert the result of the call into a wiki page. A similar operation with templates is called transclusion.
adresse IP | anglais: IP address IP address on Wikipedia IP address on Wiktionary
A number that identifies a computer in a network. In MediaWiki, IP addresses are used to attribute edits and other actions to anonymous users.
Tshintu | anglais: item
On Wikidata, an entity that represents a thing in the world. It is identified by the letter Q followed by a unique number, and it may have labels in any language. Wikidata items have many uses, but their simplest and most common use is to connect Wikipedia articles in different languages in a way that allows the display of interlanguage links. See the Wikidata Glossary.

J

JavaScript | anglais: JavaScript JavaScript on Wikipedia JavaScript on Wiktionary
A programming language. In MediaWiki, it's used for gadgets and parts of MediaWiki itself.
JSON | anglais: JSON JSON on Wikipedia JSON on Wiktionary
A data file format. This is a technical term, and it doesn't have to be translated.

L

dibala | anglais: label label on Wiktionary
A name of a Wikidata item in a human language. See the Wikidata Glossary.
legend | anglais: legend Legend (chart) on Wikipedia legend on Wiktionary
A list of symbols, colors, or abbreviations that are used in a chart, table, etc.
link | anglais: link hyperlink on Wikipedia link on Wiktionary
A piece of text or an image that the user can click to go to another web page.
license | anglais: license license on Wikipedia license on Wiktionary
A legal document that specifies the terms of use for a text, an image, or a video, especially with regard to copyright law.
log | anglais: log Logging (software) on Wikipedia log on Wiktionary Help:Log on mediawiki.org
An automatically generated list of actions of a certain type, showing when and by which user they were performed, as well as other details, according to the type of action. Examples of logged actions are account creation, page deletion, and user blocking.
Dibueja | anglais: log in Login on Wikipedia log in on Wiktionary
Verb: Identify oneself to the wiki site as the owner of an account. A user who has logged in is not anonymous, and that user's edits and actions are attributed to the username in the page history and in the logs.
Dilekela | anglais: log out Login on Wikipedia log out on Wiktionary
Verb: Disconnect from the account and become anonymous.

M

main | anglais: main main on Wiktionary
When discussing namespaces: The namespace of a wiki, in which the content pages of a wiki are stored. Opposed to other namespaces, such as Talk, User, Category, Template, etc. Titles of pages in the main namespace don't have a prefix.
Dibeji Dia shibuelelu | anglais: main page home page on Wikipedia front page on Wiktionary
A wiki page that is the first page shown to the visitors of a wiki site. May be called "home page" or "front page" in other publications.
media | anglais: media Multimedia on Wikipedia media#Etymology_3 on Wiktionary
This doesn't mean "journalism" or "mass communication". This is short for "multimedia". It is also used as a virtual namespace prefix for linking to files.
MediaWiki | anglais: MediaWiki MediaWiki on Wikipedia MediaWiki on Wiktionary
A software package for running wiki sites. Originally developed for Wikipedia, and also used on many other websites, most of which are not related to Wikipedia. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for pages for local customization of user interface messages.
Muyuki wa MediaWiki | anglais: MediaWiki talk
Short for "MediaWiki talk page". Used as the namespace prefix for MediaWiki talk pages.
Dibeji dia muyiki wa Mediawiki | anglais: MediaWiki talk page
A talk page associated with a page in the MediaWiki namespace.
mukenji | anglais: message Messages on mediawiki.org
A string that appears in the user interface of a MediaWiki website. Messages can be translated on translatewiki. When needed, they can be customized locally in the MediaWiki namespace, and this will override the translation written on translatewiki.
MIME | anglais: MIME MIME on Wikipedia MIME on Wiktionary
A technology for identifying file types on the Internet, for example "application/pdf", "image/png", etc. This is a technical term, and it doesn't have to be translated.
tshiamua | anglais: mobile Mobile device on Wikipedia mobile on Wiktionary
Tshitangila dikuata dia mudimu kudi#wiki/wikimu tshiamua tshia téléphona,bu mu téléphona anyi téléphona wa lumuenu lua lunena, mwikala ne lumuenu lua lukesa lua kutua popu ne kashiyi ne mboota.
Modula | anglais: module Modular programming on Wikipedia module on Wiktionary Help:Templates on mediawiki.org
A piece of code that can be invoked from wiki pages and adds some text to these pages. Modules are similar to templates, but templates are written in wikitext and modules are written in the Lua programming language. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for module pages.
module page | anglais: module page
A wiki page in the Module namespace. It stores the source code for a module and the module's usage documentation.
module talk | anglais: module talk
Short for "module talk page". This word is also used as the namespace prefix for module talk pages.
Tshibejibeji tshia muyuki wa modula | anglais: module talk page
A talk page associated with a module page.
Ku fila kabidi dina | anglais: move move (command) on Wikipedia move on Wiktionary
Verb: Rename a page or a file. Noun: An action of renaming a page or a file.
multimedia | anglais: multimedia Multimedia on Wikipedia media#Etymology_3 on Wiktionary
This is a general name for various media files stored in a media repository. For example: image file, audio file, video file, etc. Often shortened to "media".

N

Kaba ka djina | anglais: namespace namespace on Wikipedia namespace on Wiktionary
Every page on a wiki belongs to a namespace. The main content pages of a wiki are said to belong to the main namespace, and their titles have no prefix. Because of this, "main" is often written in parentheses "(main)". Pages in other namespaces have a prefix, such as "Talk:", "User:", "Special:", etc.

O

tshianana | anglais: outdated outdated on Wiktionary
In translatewiki, an outdated translated message must be carefully reviewed and, in most cases, fixed by the translator. This condition is also known as "fuzzy". It appears with a yellow "outdated" mark in the translation interface. A message can become outdated for three reasons: 1. The source message was updated after it was translated; 2. It has technical mistakes, for example invalid link syntax; 3. Another translatewiki editor noticed a mistake in it and manually marked it as outdated.

P

Dibeji | anglais: page page on Wikipedia page on Wiktionary
Any page on a MediaWiki site. Can be an editable wiki page or a special page.
parameter (templates) | anglais: parameter (templates) parameter on Wikipedia parameter on Wiktionary
In templates, modules, and parser functions: values that are sent to the template or the modules to tell it with which data to work.
Dilongolola (translatewiki) | anglais: parameter (translatewiki) parameter on Wikipedia parameter on Wiktionary
When translating MediaWiki messages: pieces of messages that look like $1, $2, $3, and are replaced by something, such as numbers, usernames, or page titles. In translatable pages, the dollar sign can also be followed by words, e.g. $page. In some other projects, parameters can look differently, e.g. %d or %(page).
parser | anglais: parser parser on Wikipedia parser on Wiktionary
A component of MediaWiki that reads wikitext and converts it to formatted text that is shown to readers.
parser function | anglais: parser function Parser functions on mediawiki.org
Tshikadilu tshîpi tshia wikitext tshidi mua kuakula bua mushinga kampanda anyi kuangata dipangadika dia tshianana ku diambuluisha dia malu adibu bapatule. Badi batumikila misangu ya bungi mu wikitext ya tumalu.
password | anglais: password password on Wikipedia password on Wiktionary
A secret string that the user writes to identify while logging in.
dianyisha | anglais: permission permission on Wiktionary Manual:User rights on mediawiki.org
Same as right.
pixel | anglais: pixel pixel on Wikipedia pixel on Wiktionary
A dot on a computer screen. Used for measuring size and resolution of images.
plural | anglais: plural Grammatical number on Wikipedia plural on Wiktionary
When this word appears as {{PLURAL:, it must not be translated. MediaWiki supports writing messages according to different numbers. See the page Plural.
Nsakishelu | anglais: preferences preferences on Wikipedia preference on Wiktionary
Every user's personal choices about how a wiki site works: how to show the preview, whether links should be underlined, which entries the watchlist shows and hides, etc.
prefix | anglais: prefix Prefix (disambiguation) on Wikipedia prefix on Wiktionary
The first characters of a string. In MediaWiki, prefixes are most often used for namespace names (Category: in "Category:Cities in Japan") and interlanguage links (fr: in fr:Pain au chocolat).
Djimuna djakula | anglais: preview Preview (computing) on Wikipedia preview on Wiktionary
Showing how the page will look before publishing it.
Matshinga | anglais: project project on Wikipedia project on Wiktionary
In MediaWiki, this is used to describe a wiki and the community of people editing it. For example, the French Wikipedia, the Russian Wikisource, Wikidata, Commons, and translatewiki are projects.
muaba wa dîna wa matshinga | anglais: project namespace
"Project" is one of the namespaces on all wikis. Pages in this namespace are used for several purposes, for example project policies, discussions among projects participants, lists of suggested tasks to work on, and so on. When pages in this namespace are displayed, this word is replaced with the project name. For example, in the English Wikipedia, the page "Project:About" is the same as "Wikipedia:About". Both titles can be used as links, but "Wikipedia:About" is displayed to readers.
muyuki wa matshinga | anglais: project talk
A project talk page is a talk page associated with a page in the project namespace. For example, if the project page title is "Wikipedia:About", the project talk page title is "Wikipedia talk:About".
kulama | anglais: protect protection on Wikipedia protect on Wiktionary Protection on mediawiki.org
Verb: Allow only some users to edit a page, done by an administrator.
Kulama | anglais: protection protection on Wikipedia protection on Wiktionary Protection on mediawiki.org
The act of protecting a page.
proxy | anglais: proxy Proxy server on Wikipedia proxy on Wiktionary
An intermediary computer that allows people to connect to the Internet through it.
Kuela patoka | anglais: publish publishing on Wikipedia publish on Wiktionary
Verb: Save a wiki page after creating or editing it and make it readable by everyone.

Q

Mianda | anglais: query query on Wikipedia query on Wiktionary
A request for information that is sent by a user to a server. For example, a search string or a request for a list of pages that begin with certain letters. The software sending the query is also known as a "client".

R

raw | anglais: raw raw on Wikipedia raw on Wiktionary
Adjective: In the most basic representation. For example, the raw watchlist is a list of pages on the watchlist in plain text.
recent changes | anglais: recent changes Help:Recent changes on mediawiki.org
A special page at Special:RecentChanges, which shows all the recent edits that were made in a wiki.
redirect | anglais: redirect redirect on Wikipedia redirect on Wiktionary
Verb: Automatically transfer the user from one page to another; Create a redirect page. Noun: Short for "redirect page".
redirect page | anglais: redirect page redirect page on Wikipedia Help:Redirects on mediawiki.org
A page that immediately takes the user to another specified page when the user tries to access it.
Kubangila | anglais: remix remix on Wikipedia remix on Wiktionary
Verb: Copy content from somewhere (for example, a website), and modify it.
diandamuna | anglais: resolution Image resolution on Wikipedia resolution on Wiktionary
The quality of an image, measured in pixel count.
kupingaja | anglais: restore
Verb: Bring a page that was deleted back into the wiki.
Kuambula kabidi | anglais: retrieve Information retrieval on Wikipedia retrieve on Wiktionary
Verb: Fetch information from a server.
revert | anglais: revert
Verb: Change the page in a way that restores its content to an earlier revision.
Kwabulula | anglais: revision revision on Wiktionary
Usually the same as version.
buakane | anglais: right right on Wikipedia right on Wiktionary Manual:User rights on mediawiki.org
A permission to perform an action, such as editing, deleting, or protecting a page, to view certain special pages or logs, to block users, etc.
rollback | anglais: rollback
Verb: Revert a page in one click. This action is usually available only to some users, for example administrators.

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kupandisha | anglais: save save on Wiktionary
Verb: Store information persistently, but not necessarily make it public. Saving something in a way that is readable to others is called publishing, and these words should be different. For example, a user's preferences are saved, but not published.
kukeba | anglais: search Search engine on Wikipedia search on Wiktionary
Verb: Look for information, usually by writing one or more words in the wiki's internal search engine. Noun: the action of searching, and its results (what was found).
tshibambalu | anglais: section Section (typography) on Wikipedia section on Wiktionary
A part of a wiki page that begins with a heading, and may include one or more paragraphs, and possibly sub-sections.
Djilama dji kese | anglais: semi-protected semi- on Wiktionary
Protected less strictly than the usual protection. Most often, fully protected pages can be edited only by administrators, and semi-protected pages can be edited by users who created their account a specific number of days ago or made a specific number of edits, but the actual configuration may be different on different wikis.
Mena mudjimu | anglais: server Server (computing) on Wikipedia server on Wiktionary
A computer that is connected to a network and that stores information that can be retrieved by users. The software users use to connect to a server is called a "client".
SITENAME | anglais: SITENAME Help:Magic words on mediawiki.org
When this word appears as {{SITENAME}}, it must not be translated. This is automatically replaced with the name of the website. For example, on Wikipedia, "About {{SITENAME}}" is shown as "About Wikipedia".
tshifumina (muena kuamba) | anglais: source (content) source on Wikipedia source on Wiktionary
When discussing the content of wikis: The source of information on a wiki page or of a file. For example, a book or another website.
source (wikitext) | anglais: source (wikitext) source code on Wikipedia source code on Wiktionary
In MediaWiki user interface: The representation of a wiki page in wikitext, especially as opposed to the page as it shown to readers, or for visual editing.
Tshiamushinga | anglais: special special on Wiktionary Help:Special page on mediawiki.org
Adjective: Used as the namespace prefix for special pages.
Dibeji Dia mushinga | anglais: special page special page on Wiktionary Help:Special page on mediawiki.org
A page on a wiki that cannot be edited by users. Special pages provide various services, such as display of information about the wiki, Recent Changes, Watchlist, Statistics, and special administration and editing interfaces such as blocking, managing user rights, translation, etc. They are called "Special" because they are different from usual wiki pages. It's translated as "service (page)" in some languages.
string | anglais: string String (computer science) on Wikipedia string on Wiktionary
A sequence of characters of any length. It is usually a word or a sentence, but in some cases it may be one character long or even empty (zero length).
strong | anglais: strong
When it appears as <strong> or </strong>, it must not be translated. This is HTML code that makes the text bold.
dikalu dikese | anglais: subcategory categorization on Wikipedia subcategory on Wiktionary Help:Categories on mediawiki.org
A category within another category. For example, "Cities in Paraguay" is a subcategory of "Cities in South America".
summary | anglais: summary summary on Wiktionary
Short for "edit summary".

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Tshileeji tshia bintu bidi bu bamba | anglais: table of contents table of contents on Wikipedia table of contents on Wiktionary
An automatically-generated list of section headings on a page. Usually appears near the top of the page.
Muyiki | anglais: talk Wikipedia:Talk page on Wikipedia talk page on Wiktionary
Short for "talk page". This word is also used as the namespace prefix for talk pages associated with content pages (wiki pages in the main namespace).
Dibeji dia muyuki | anglais: talk page Wikipedia:Talk page on Wikipedia talk page on Wiktionary
A wiki page used for discussions between editors.
Shilejelu | anglais: template Web template system on Wikipedia template on Wiktionary Help:Templates on mediawiki.org
A piece of text or code that can be embedded ("transcluded") in other pages. Common examples of templates are infoboxes, formatted citations, maintenance notices at the top of an article, etc. Templates are similar to modules, but templates are written in wikitext and modules are written in the Lua programming language. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for template pages.
Dibeji Dia kulondesha | anglais: template page
A wiki page in the Template namespace. It stores the source code for a template and the template's usage documentation.
template talk | anglais: template talk
Short for "template talk page". This word is also used as the namespace prefix for template talk pages.
template talk page | anglais: template talk page
A talk page associated with a template page.
thumbnail | anglais: thumbnail thumbnail on Wikipedia thumbnail on Wiktionary
A small image, used as a compact representation of a larger image. Usually shown with a frame with a caption under it. Clicking the thumbnail shows the full-size image.
Tshiena buala | anglais: title Title (publishing) on Wikipedia title on Wiktionary
The name of a page.
Kubueja | anglais: transclusion transclusion on Wikipedia transclusion on Wiktionary transclusion on mediawiki.org
Inclusion or embedding of one wiki page into another. Most often, this is done with templates. A similar operation with modules is called invocation.

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undo | anglais: undo undo on Wikipedia undo on Wiktionary
While reviewing page version: To revert a page, but possibly make some more changes and write a manual edit summary. Different from rollback, which is done in one click and restores everything. While editing a page: To erase the last change done to the content, reverting it to an older state. This action is available in web browsers and in many text editing applications.
unprotect | anglais: unprotect unprotect on Wiktionary
Verb: The opposite of protect: Remove the protection from a page and make it editable by all users.
Kakuyi kabidi dilonda | anglais: unwatch unwatch on Wiktionary
Verb: The opposite of watch: Unwatching a page means removing it from the user's watchlist.
upload | anglais: upload upload on Wikipedia upload on Wiktionary
Verb: Copy a file from a local device to a website. The opposite of download.
URla | anglais: URL URL on Wikipedia URL on Wiktionary
A technical term for a web address, such as https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aruba. Short for "Uniform Resource Locator".
Udi ukuata mudimu | anglais: user User (computing) on Wikipedia user on Wiktionary
Somebody who uses a wiki, usually reading the information on it, or editing (changing) it. This may refer to a human, and also to a computer program, usually a bot. The user may be anonymous or identified using an account. This word is also used as the namespace prefix for user pages.
Djina Dia udi ukuata mudimu | anglais: username username on Wikipedia username on Wiktionary
The name of a user account. It may be the real name of a person or a nickname.
Dibejibeji Dia mudimu | anglais: user page Help:User page on mediawiki.org
A wiki page in the User namespace. If the username is "Alice", the user page's title is "User:Alice". Every user with an account has a user page, and can write things there, for example information about themselves or what they do on the wiki.
Muyiki wa Badi ba kuata mudimu | anglais: user talk
Short for "user talk page". Used as the namespace prefix for user talk pages.
Dibeji Dia muyiki wa udi ukuata mudimu | anglais: user talk page Help:Talk pages on mediawiki.org
A talk page associated with a user page. If the username is "Alice", the user talk page's title is "User talk:Alice". The user talk page is used for sending messages to a user. These messages are not private, and can be read by everyone who can read the wiki.

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version | anglais: version version on Wikipedia version on Wiktionary
The state of a wiki page's content after an edit. A wiki page that has just been created has one version. Every edit creates another version. A version has an author (user) and a time.
Dileja | anglais: view view on Wikipedia view on Wiktionary
Look at something, such as a page, a file, a table, etc. Often contrasted with edit: for example, regular users can only view protected pages, but administrators can edit them.
Ditshitulalu bua kumona | anglais: visual editing WYSIWYG on Wikipedia visual on Wiktionary Help:VisualEditor/User guide on mediawiki.org
Editing while seeing the page similarly to how it's rendered to users: with images, headings, etc., and without seeing wiki syntax. This is similar to using a word processor, like Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or LibreOffice, and also known by the jargon term "WYSIWYG" ("what you see is what you get"). Compare with wikitext editing.

W

Kulonda | anglais: watch watch on Wikipedia watch on Wiktionary
Verb: Add a page it to the user's watchlist.
watchlist | anglais: watchlist watchlist on Wikipedia watchlist on Wiktionary
A special page that shows recent changes in a list of pages that the user selected.
Wiki | anglais: wiki wiki on Wikipedia wiki on Wiktionary
A website that anyone can edit. A wiki contains many wiki pages. This is different from other websites, on which readers can read the content, but only a small group of people can edit it, or social networks on which users can write things about themselves and comment on other people's posts, but cannot change what other people write. When translating the word wiki by itself or as part of another name, its spelling can be changed, but it should still sound similarly to "wiki".
Dibeji dia wiki | anglais: wiki page web page on Wikipedia
One web page on a wiki site.
wiki syntax | anglais: wiki syntax Syntax (programming languages) on Wikipedia wiki syntax on Wiktionary
The syntax of wikitext.
Dji teta Dia wiki | anglais: wikitext wikitext on Wiktionary Help:Formatting on mediawiki.org
The source code of wiki pages, and the language for formatting them. The language includes things like [[]] for links, # for numbered lists, etc. Often contrasted with visual editing.
Wikimikanda | anglais: Wikibooks Wikibooks on Wikipedia Wikibooks on Wiktionary
The open-content textbooks collection that anyone can edit. A wiki website on which people write long-form textbooks under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikibooks in many languages. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "books" can be translated to your language.
Wikidata | anglais: Wikidata Wikidata on Wikipedia Wikidata on Wiktionary
The free knowledge base that anyone can edit. A wiki website on which people curate structured machine-readable data for the use of other wikis under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There is one Wikidata site, and it can include information in any language. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "data" can be translated to your language.
Ma manyisha Dia wiki | anglais: Wikinews Wikinews on Wikipedia Wikinews on Wiktionary
The free news source you can write. A wiki website on which people write news articles under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikinews in many languages. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "news" can be translated to your language.
Wikimedia | anglais: Wikimedia Wikimedia on Wikipedia Wikimedia on Wiktionary
The movement that operates Wikipedia and several other free knowledge wiki websites. Not to be confused with MediaWiki.
Wikimedia Commons | anglais: Wikimedia Commons Wikimedia Commons on Wikipedia commons on Wiktionary
A collection of freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute. Media files that are stored on Wikimedia Commons can be used in any other Wikimedia wiki. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. This name is often shortened to "Commons" in English. The English word "commons" means "a public open area", and it can be translated. Into some languages, this name is translated as "wiki repository", "wiki sharing", etc. Not to be confused with Creative Commons.
Wikipédia | anglais: Wikipedia Wikipedia on Wikipedia Wikipedia on Wiktionary
The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. A wiki website on which people write an encyclopedia under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikipedia in many languages. The spelling of this name can be adapted to your language, but it should still be recognizable as "Wikipedia".
Wikiquote | anglais: Wikiquote Wikiquote on Wikipedia Wikiquote on Wiktionary
The free quote compendium that anyone can edit. A wiki website on which people maintain wiki pages with lists of quotes by famous people, from famous books or films, or about various topics. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikiquote in many languages. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "quote" can be translated to your language.
Wikisource | anglais: Wikisource Wikisource on Wikipedia Wikisource on Wiktionary
The free library that anyone can improve. A wiki website on which people maintain wiki pages with books and documents that were published elsewhere, which can be copied under a free license, and which can be useful for reading or as source material for Wikipedia and other wikis. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikisource in many languages. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "source" can be adapted to your language. For example, it was translated as "wikilibrary" into Russian.
Wikivoyage | anglais: Wikivoyage Wikivoyage on Wikipedia Wikivoyage on Wiktionary
The free worldwide travel guide that you can edit. A wiki website on which people write a travel guide under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wikivoyage in many languages. The "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "voyage" can be translated to your language.
Wiktionnaire | anglais: Wiktionary Wiktionary on Wikipedia Wiktionary on Wiktionary
The free dictionary. A wiki website on which people write a dictionary with word definitions and translations under a free license. Managed by the Wikimedia Foundation. There are editions of Wiktionary in many languages. The name is based on the words "wiki" and "dictionary"; the "wiki" part should not be changed much, but the word "(dic)tionary" can be adapted to your language.