Oxford English Dictionary finally recognises 'wiki'

Anusha

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The Oxford English Dictionary has recognized the word 'wiki' as a word, among many others in its latest quarterly update. ‘Wiki' began life as 'wiki wiki', a Hawaiian word meaning 'quick', but the OED has recognised the abbreviated version as "a type of web page designed so that its content can be edited by anyone who accesses it, using a simplified mark-up language". As usual, OED has taken its sweet time with accepting the recent addition of 'wiki', as it has with previous terms that many use on a daily basis (such as the verb 'to google' which was not included until last year).

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Anusha

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chamithal said:


Well! I don't think so... Those words are widely bieng used so nt including thm means "-" points points to Oxford!
Ehema kiyala kohomada Sinhala shabdakooshetath ape un kiyana eva demmoth? :shocked:
 

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UF., Gampaha.
Anusha said:
What the hell do you mean?

I got an Oxford Advanced Learner's Dic v.7 CD-ROM from a friend of mine...

But I couldn't copy da CD...
(could copy. but the Copy doesn't work...)

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some SecuROM case...:yes: