October 4
NEW NOMINATIONS
Neologisms, words and phases introduced in time periods
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 12th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 12th century (rest collapsed)
"Words and phases" per century to "Phrases"
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- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 13th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 13th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 14th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 14th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 15th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 15th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 16th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 16th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 17th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 17th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 18th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 18th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 19th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 19th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 20th century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 20th century
- Propose renaming Category:Words and phrases introduced in the 21st century to Category:Phrases introduced in the 21st century
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"Words coined" per decade to "<decade> neologisms"
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"Words and phrases introduced in" per year to "<year> neologisms"
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- Nominator's rationale: quote from Neologism:
A neologism [...] is a relatively recent or isolated term, word, or phrase
(emphasis mine).
- I've been going through the "words and phrases introduced in" and "words coined in" categories to make sure that the "Words" category is included in the "Words and phrases" category, until I noticed that a) some of the articles in the "Words" categories are actually phrases and b) there was previous discussion which ended in a rename for century level categories from "Words coined in <century>" to "<century> neologisms". I've reverted my edits to these categories to make this a cleaner CFD.
- Per century, there is enough articles in most categories, that a separate "Phrases" subcategory makes sense. Per year, a single "neologisms" category should be enough.
- In the end, every "Phrases introduced in" category shall be a subcategory of a "neologisms" category. —andrybak (talk) 01:29, 4 October 2020 (UTC)[reply]