Technically, yes and no. The word 'wiki' alone is a type of website, and the word 'wiki-wiki', a Hawaiian word, means quick. Wiki alone is a website, wiki doubled with a dash in the middle is the Hawaiian word for quick.
Two sources say the word "wiki" comes from the Hawaiian phrase "wiki-wiki" which means "quick." Are there experts in Polynesian languages who can veryify this?
Wiki Wiki isn't a word in Chinese. It means quick in Hawaiin but nothing in Chinese.
"Wiki" is a Hawaiian word meaning "fast." Individual words cannot be protected by copyright.
Wiki is a Hawaiian word for FAST.
No, the word "wiki" is not a Hawaiian word for fast. "Wiki" is actually derived from the Hawaiian word for "quick" or "fast", but its meaning has evolved in the context of collaborative website editing platforms like Wikipedia.
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In experience is a word meaning lack of experience. English homework does come in handy to answer questions on wiki answers but not needed!
You can use wiki as an anagram for kiwi if you keep in mind that 'wiki' is not a real word (yet).
Wiki bans you from wiki answers if it's used
It means that something is related to the classical Indian emperor Ashoka or his empire. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashoka
Wiki is virtually the same in all languages.