Wolfkeeper

::::::Brief comments, more in the morning:

::::::# Has the Encyclopedia Britannica ever been "translated"? Pointers, please.

::::::# '''Most''' of the example articles listed at the [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary/Draft RfC on words|main rfc]], have interwiki links, and some have ''many'': E.g. [[Fourth Estate]], [[American (word)]], [[Craic]], [[Fuck]], [[Negro]], [[Nigger]], [[Secularity]], [[Thou]], [[Akata]], [[Chemistry (etymology)]], [[Cunt]], [[Grok]], [[History of the term Vlach]], [[Humbug]], [[Idle]], [[Infidel]], [[Jew (word)]], [[Man (word)]], [[Milord]], [[No (word)]], [[Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious]], [[Yankee]].

::::::# If you could separate and clarify your arguments (perhaps in the table), that might help clarify the disagreement. – Currently the majority of your information above, seems to hinge upon the single sentence written by Bejoint. – However you also briefly touch upon the rocket/rocket point again (here, I think you're using a very confusing example, as nobody has ever suggested that the word rocket[ship] is in any way connected to the Eruca sativa plant's common name. (Have they?) The words have different etymologies given in wiktionary: ''rocca'' vs ''eruca'').

::::::More in the morning. (Note for observers: The table Wolfkeeper is referring to is [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Quiddity/sandbox&oldid=381052721 here] and was mentioned by me at ANI) -- [[User:Quiddity|Quiddity]] ([[User talk:Quiddity|talk]]) 07:40, 26 August 2010 (UTC)