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===Usage===
This template is used for creating the [[Project:Word of the day|Word of the Day]] that appears on the [[Main Page]], and for archiving such WOTDs at pages in the format "<code>Project:Word of the day/Archive/[''year'']/[''month'']</code>".


===Sample template===
==Parameters==
<pre>
* <code>1=</code> Language code.
{{WOTD|[word]|[part of speech]|tl=|[Brief definition.]|comment=|[month]|[day]}}
* <code>sc=</code> Script code (optional, defaults to the language's default)
</pre>
* <code>2=</code> Entry name
* <code>3=</code> Display form of the word (if different from entry name)
* <code>head2=</code> Second entry name (used for words with multiple equivalent forms)
* <code>head2alt=</code> Display form of second word
* <code>sc2=</code> Script to use for second word


===Parameters===
* <code>4=</code> Transliteration
{| class="wikitable"
* <code>pos=</code> Part of speech
!width="25%"|Parameter
* <code>5=</code> Definition
!width="75%"|Remarks
* <code>6=</code> Definition (optional)
|-
* <code>7=</code> Definition (optional)
| style="text-align:center;" |''1st parameter''
* <code>8=</code> Definition (optional).
| '''mandatory''': The Word of the Day, which should be one of the [[lemma]]s (main entries) in The Languages of David J. Peterson.
* <code>image=</code> image of the word (for those scripts which are likely to show up as boxes)
|-
* <code>audio=</code>, <code>audio2=</code>, <code>audio3=</code> audio file(s);
| style="text-align:center;" |''2nd parameter''
* <code>audiodesc=</code>, <code>audiodesc2=</code>, <code>audiodesc3=</code> description of the audio files (dialect, for example);
| '''mandatory''': The [[part of speech]] of the word. It is suggested that you use the following abbreviations:
* <code>focus=</code> description of the focus week;
{| class="wikitable" style="margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; border: none;"
* <code>overrideimageheight=</code> define a height in pixels for the image (default is 20 pixels);
|-
* <code>overridebold=1</code> prevents the headline from being bold.
| style="text-align:center;" |''adj''
| [[adjective]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''interj''
| [[interjection]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''prep''
| [[preposition]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''proverb''
| [[proverb]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |''adv''
| [[adverb]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''n''
| [[noun]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''pron''
| [[pronoun]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''v''
| [[verb]]
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |''conj''
| [[conjunction]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''phrase''
| [[phrase]]
| style="text-align:center;" |''proper n''
| [[proper noun]]
|
|
|}
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |<kbd>link</kbd>
| By default, the template links to the top of the English section of an entry. To have the template link to a different heading, use this parameter to specify the heading name, like this: {{para|link|Verb}}.
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |<kbd>term-label</kbd> ''or'' <kbd>tl</kbd><br />''to''</br><kbd>term-label6</kbd> ''or'' <kbd>tl6</kbd>
| A label that applies to all the senses of an entry: see {{temp|term-label}} for more information. Up to five labels can be added, like this: <code><nowiki>|tl=idiomatic|tl2=chiefly|tl3=US</nowiki></code>.
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |''3rd parameter''
| '''mandatory''': The definition of the word. If the word has numerous definitions, choose some of them to highlight. You may wish to use "<code><nowiki>[...]</nowiki></code>" to indicate omissions. The number "1." will be automatically inserted before the first definition, but you will need to add "<code>#</code>" before second and subsequent definitions. Do not include any {{temp|defdate}}, {{temp|synonyms}}, or {{temp|antonyms}} templates; usage examples; or quotations.
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |''4th and 5th parameters''
| '''mandatory''': The 4th parameter should be the month spelled out (''e.g.'', "<code>January</code>"), and the 5th parameter should be the day of the month indicated as a number with no leading zero (''e.g.'', "<code>1</code>").
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |''6th parameter''<br />''or''<br /><kbd>comment</kbd>
| A comment about the word; for example, the reason why the word was selected to be featured on a particular date.
|-
| style="text-align:center;" |<kbd>audio</kbd>
| The name of an audio file indicating how the word is pronounced. The template will try to default to files in the following formats:
* <kbd>En-us-[''entry''].oga</kbd> and <kbd>En-uk-[''entry''].oga</kbd>.
* <kbd>En-us-[''entry''].ogg</kbd>, <kbd>En-uk-[''entry''].ogg</kbd>, and <kbd>En-au-[''entry''].ogg</kbd>.
* <kbd>En-us-[''entry''].flac</kbd> and <kbd>En-uk-[''entry''].flac</kbd>.
* <kbd>En-us-[''entry''].mp3</kbd> and <kbd>En-uk-[''entry''].mp3</kbd>.
If these files do not exist, then no link to an audio file will be displayed, unless a filename is specified using the parameter like this: <code><nowiki>|audio=whipsmart.flac</nowiki></code>. ''However, it is strongly recommended that you name and upload audio pronunciation files in the standard format starting with'' <kbd>En-us-</kbd>, <kbd>En-uk-</kbd>, ''etc.''


To suppress an audio file which exists, use <code><nowiki>|audio=no</nowiki></code>.
==Examples==
|}
<nowiki>{{WOTD|ine-pro|*suHnús|||son|pos=noun|focus=Reconstructed languages week}}</nowiki>
{{WOTD|ine-pro|*suHnús|||son|pos=noun|focus=Reconstructed languages week}}
 
----
<nowiki>{{WOTD|got|𐌰𐌿𐌺||auk|for, because|but also|sc=Goth|image=Text-got-auk.png|pos=conjunction|focus=Dead languages week}}</nowiki>
{{WOTD|got|𐌰𐌿𐌺||auk|for, because|but also|sc=Goth|image=Text-got-auk.png|pos=conjunction|focus=Dead languages week}}
 
----
<nowiki>{{WOTD|la|ignis|||fire|audio=La-cls-ignis.ogg|audiodesc=Classical|audio2=La-ecc-ignis.ogg|audiodesc2=Ecclesiastical|pos=noun|focus=Latin week}}</nowiki>
{{WOTD|la|ignis|||fire|audio=La-cls-ignis.ogg|audiodesc=Classical|audio2=La-ecc-ignis.ogg|audiodesc2=Ecclesiastical|pos=noun|focus=Latin week}}


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Latest revision as of 11:04, 27 April 2023

Documentation for Template:WOTD. [edit]
This page contains usage information, categories, interwiki links and other content describing the template.

Parameters

  • 1= Language code.
  • sc= Script code (optional, defaults to the language's default)
  • 2= Entry name
  • 3= Display form of the word (if different from entry name)
  • head2= Second entry name (used for words with multiple equivalent forms)
  • head2alt= Display form of second word
  • sc2= Script to use for second word
  • 4= Transliteration
  • pos= Part of speech
  • 5= Definition
  • 6= Definition (optional)
  • 7= Definition (optional)
  • 8= Definition (optional).
  • image= image of the word (for those scripts which are likely to show up as boxes)
  • audio=, audio2=, audio3= audio file(s);
  • audiodesc=, audiodesc2=, audiodesc3= description of the audio files (dialect, for example);
  • focus= description of the focus week;
  • overrideimageheight= define a height in pixels for the image (default is 20 pixels);
  • overridebold=1 prevents the headline from being bold.

Examples

{{WOTD|ine-pro|*suHnús|||son|pos=noun|focus=Reconstructed languages week}}
Word of the day  in Proto-Indo-European
*suHnús noun
  1. son
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Reconstructed languages week

{{WOTD|got|𐌰𐌿𐌺||auk|for, because|but also|sc=Goth|image=Text-got-auk.png|pos=conjunction|focus=Dead languages week}}
Word of the day  in Gothic
Lua error in Module:Languages/doSubstitutions at line 75: Substitution data 'Goth-translit' does not match an existing module.. conjunction
  1. for, because
  2. but also
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Dead languages week

{{WOTD|la|ignis|||fire|audio=La-cls-ignis.ogg|audiodesc=Classical|audio2=La-ecc-ignis.ogg|audiodesc2=Ecclesiastical|pos=noun|focus=Latin week}}
Word of the day  in Latin
ignis noun
  1. fire
Classical:noicon
Ecclesiastical:noicon
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Latin week