Community
A language lives in its speakers.
Kịrịkẹnị is built by the people who speak Kịrịkẹ, are learning it, or care that it is passed on. Here is how to find them.
On the site
Six ways to take part.
Ask and answer
Post a question about a word, a saying or a custom, or answer someone else’s if you know.
See the questionsWeigh in on new words
Every submission sits in the contributions feed before an editor decides. Vote it up or down and leave a comment if you know better.
Open the feedAdd what you know
A missing word, a better gloss, your voice saying a headword, or a note on a custom.
ContributeLearn together
Starter word packs and a quiz built from the dictionary.
Start learningBuild a flashcard deck
Collect words into your own decks and study them. A public deck can be shared by link with family or a class.
Open your flashcardsGive your time
Editors, recorders, writers, field volunteers, teachers and developers.
Volunteer
Guidelines
How we talk to each other.
- Be kind
- Correct the word, not the person. Many contributors are re-learning a language they grew up around.
- Say where it comes from
- Name the town, the speaker or the book you learned a word from. It helps editors weigh different forms.
- Respect the reference
- Sika’s spelling is the standard here. If yours differs, say so and explain, rather than overwriting.
- Keep it about the language
- No insults, harassment, politics or other people’s personal details. Editors remove comments that cross the line.