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Quick start

  • Edit one section at a time due to length of this page. Picking a section at random might avoid conflicts with other editors.
  • T1 sections are for the most likely misspellings; TS sections have mostly whitespace errors, but some could also be a compound word that should be added to Wiktionary.
  • Click "Show preview" to get a clickable version of that section.
  • Middle-click on the leftmost link on each to open the article where the spelling error is. Search for the misspelled word or words (after the "wikt:").
  • Fix the misspelling if you're sure you know the correct spelling, and save the article. Don't change compound words (like buckwheat -> buck wheat) unless you know they are wrong (like Whitehouse -> White House for the U.S. president).
  • Correctly spelled English words can be added to Wiktionary by following the wikt: link, or just left on the list here with a note, to be collected by other editors who enjoy dictionaries.
  • If you're not sure about a word, you can either leave it for someone else to think about, or put one of these tags after the problem word in the article where it appears: {{typo help inline}} or {{which lang}}.
  • Delete the entry from the list if you corrected it, added it to Wiktionary, or tagged it. To save time, feel free to fix several at once or even a whole section before clicking "Publish changes".
  • Entries that have notes (mostly words to add to Wiktionary) are moved to the bottom of the page as the work gets completed, to make it easier for editors to find typos to fix.
  • Full instructions on how to resolve complicated cases are at Wikipedia:Typo Team/moss § Instructions for editors.

Other notes:

  • "Probably OK" words can be deleted if they are in fact OK, or just fixed if they are not OK.
  • For HTML tags (especially in the HB+ section), see Category:Articles with HTML markup for instructions
  • The HL+ section lists what look like bad HTML links that need to be fixed. See Wikipedia:External links#How to link for syntax help.
  • "…" should be "..." per MOS:ELLIPSIS
  • ² should be 2 per MOS:SUPERSCRIPT (and the same for other digits and symbols) - markup is <sup>2</sup> or {{sup|2}}
  • Fractions should use words or a template or math markup instead of Unicode characters. For example, ½ (except in chess articles) might be one-half or {{frac|1|2}} which looks like 12. See MOS:FRAC for details on when to use various methods.
  • Contractions are included here because they violate MOS:CONTRACTION (unless in quotation, title of a work, etc.).
  • "You" and similar words are now included, which probably violate MOS:YOU. These words are ignored if they are inside straight double quote marks, but reported if they are in italics. MOS:ITALQUOTE says not to use italics for quotations, so this may need to be fixed in the article. (See also articles manually tagged with {{you}}.)
  • Any instances of µ (U+00B5, micro) should be replaced with μ (U+03BC) per Unicode compatibility characters#Semantically distinct characters and MOS:UNITSYMBOLS. (There may be other reasons μ shows up in the listings, such as a new unit of measure that needs to be whitelisted. If the article looks correct, leave a note.
  • {{IPA}} or {{respell}} can be used for word pronunciations. See Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Pronunciation for details.
  • Chemical formulas like Ca
    9
    (Mg,Fe)(PO
    4
    )
    6
    (PO
    3
    OH)
    that appear as typos because they don't have spaces between commas or for other reasons, can be converted to chemistry notation using the instructions at Template:chem2 (preferred) or Template:chem.
  • Non-English words or fragments should be labeled with {{lang}} or {{transl}} templates. To use these templates, first go to that language's Wikipedia page and look for its two letter ISO 693-1 code in the infobox. For words in languages that use the Latin alphabet, type the ISO 693-1 code for the language in place of xx using the format {​{​l​a​n​g​|​x​x​|​w​o​r​d​}​} or {​{​l​a​n​g​l​|​x​x​|​i​t​a​l​i​c​=​n​o​|​w​o​r​d​}​}. For words in languages that use non-Latin alphabets or characters, use {​{​t​r​a​n​s​l​|​x​x​|​w​o​r​d​}​} or {​{​t​r​a​n​s​l​|​x​x​|​i​t​a​l​i​c​=​n​o​|​w​o​r​d​}​}. If there is no ISO 693-1 code, use the three letter ISO-693-3 code. Detailed instructions are at Template:Lang.
  • The "T/" section contains suspected violations of MOS:SLASH.

From 2019-09-20 dump

T1+

All done!

TS+DOT+

All done!

TS+COMMA+

All done!

TS+BRACKET+

Ama

Amb

Amg-Aml

Amm-Amw

Amy-An-

Ana-Anc

Ani-Anl

Ann

Ano-Antf

Anth

Anti

Anto-Anx

Any-Apl

Apo-Apt

Aq-Ard

Are-Arl

Arm-Aro

Arp-Ars

Art

Aru-Asg

Ash

Asi-Asse

Assi

Asso-Assy

Ast-Atg

Ath-Att

Atu-Auf

Aus

Aut-Aux

Av

Aw-Ax

Ay

Az-Aï

TS+EXTRA+

All done.

T2+

A -A-

A.-AF

AH-Aa

Abd-Abo

Abr-Aby

Aca-Ace

Ada-Add

Ade-Ado

Af-Agd

Age-Ago

Agr-Agy

Ah

Ai-Aj

Ak

Al -Al-

Ala

Alb-Ald

Alea-Alev

Alex

Alexa-Aleš

Alf-Alh

Ali-All

All-Alm

Aln-Als

Alt-Alá

Ama-Ame

Ami-Amp

Amq-Anab

Anac-Anax

Anc-Ando

Andr-Andú

Ani-Ann-

Anna

Anne-Ans

Anta-Ante

Anth

Anto-Antô

Anu-Apn

Arc

Ari-Arl

Arm-Arr

Arth-Aru

Arv-Ase

Ash-Aso

Ast-Ate

Ath-Ats

Att-Aud

Aug-Aur

Aus

Av-Ax

T3+

A -A3

AB-AZ

Aa-Abi

Abl-Abz

Aca-Acc

Ace-Aco

Acr

Act-Ad

Ada-Add

Ade-Adm

Ado

Adr-Adw

Ae

Af-Agd

Age-Ago

Agr-Agw

Ah

Ai-Aj

Ak-Al

Al-AlB

Ala

Alb-Alei

Alej-Alev

Alex-Aleš

Alf-Alh

Ali-Alk

All-Alm

Aln-Als

Alt-Alz

Ama-Amc

Ame-Amo

Amp-An-

Ana

Anc-Andra

Andre-Andrá

André-Ang

Ani-Ank

Ann

Ano-Anth

Anti-Antò

Antó-Apl

Apo-Apu

Aq-Arb

Arc-Ard

Are-Arh

Ari-Arl

Arm-Arr

Ars

Art

Aru-Asg

Ash-Aso

Asp

Ass

Ast-Atc

Ate-Au

Aub-Aur

Aus-Auv

Av-Ax

Ay

Az-Aş

HB+

A -Az

Case notes

These were checked for misspellings and determined to be OK. They need to be added to Wiktionary or an exclusion list:

T1+

TS+DOT

HB+

HL+

TS+COMMA+

TS+BRACKET+

A-Abb

Adv-Ae

Ame

Aug-Aur

T2+

Ach-Act

Am-An

Anda-Anh

Ap-As

Au-Aṣ