Wiktionary in Norwegian now has 10,000 pages

EivindJ just created the 10,000^th page in the Norwegian Wiktionary, making it the 38^th Wiktionary to reach this milestone.

The Norwegian Wiktionary was created on 3 May 2004 (this is the oldest revision), but has not had a committed community. It has had several committed users who have expanded on it over the years, but they were usually alone, which is very difficult, and sooner or later such a user just gives up (I know, I was one of them). But now there are at least a couple of active users at the same time, and they will hopefully lay the foundations of an active and prospering community.

The 10,000^th page was about the Norwegian word “dugnad”, which means almost the same as the Cherokee word “ᎦᏚᎩ” gadugi. “Dugnad” was named the national word of Norway [sic] by the TV series Typisk norsk in 2004, and is thus an important word to include in a Norwegian-language dictionary.