Wikipedian
- adjective
- /ˌwɪkɪˈpiːdiən/
- Jargon
- Many Wikipedian editors collaborate to enhance articles on various topics and share knowledge.
Examples
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I thanked the Wikipedian gods that we seemed to have reached a state where sleeping dogs were being allowed to lie and that if we kept our heads down, our entry might remain relatively unmolested.
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The Wikipedian community values accurate citations to improve the quality of their articles.
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He adopted a Wikipedian style in his writing, ensuring all facts were sourced properly.
Synonyms
Made or used on a website that many people can edit
Surface Forms
Morphology
Wikipedian = Wikipedia (transparent) = Wikipedia + ian
The suffix '-ian' is commonly used to form adjectives meaning 'related to' or 'pertaining to', making the word's meaning clear.
Etymology
Wikipedian comes from Wikipedia, a name made from wiki ('quick' in Hawaiian) and -pedia (as in encyclopedia, meaning 'learning'). So Wikipedian as an adjective means 'of or like Wikipedia', for example its neutral style, rules, or community ways.