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.
"Wiki" means "quick" in Hawaiian.
Wiki is "quick" or "fast" or "hurry". I don't know what you mean by wiki mania.
wiki wikiWiki is the Hawaiian word for quick. Wiki wiki means "quick quick". Wiki wiki wiki means "quick quick quick" and so on. Yes, it does sound like a combination of wikipedia and a rapper.
Wiki wiki means "quick" or "fast" in Hawaiian. It is commonly used in Hawaii to describe something that is done rapidly or efficiently.
"Wiki-wiki" means "quickly", or used as encouragement to "hurry up".
Not sure what you mean. There is nothing wrong or weird about this word, at all. It is hurry or quick.
"Tiki" refers to carved human-like figures in Maori and Polynesian cultures, while "wiki" in Hawaiian can mean quick or fast. So, "Tiki Wiki" in Hawaiian may be interpreted as "fast carvings" or "quick figures."
"Wiki-wiki" is Hawaiian for "Hurry."Wiki can also stand for:* What * I * Know * Is "Wiki" is Hawaiian for "Quick" Wiki-wiki is the Hawaiian word for quick. Thus a wiki is a web site that can be quickly edited by its visitors with simple formatting rules which means that the content can be edited by anyone who has access to it and the content is therefore the result of a collaborative, community effort.
Wiki Wiki isn't a word in Chinese. It means quick in Hawaiin but nothing in Chinese.
The word 'wiki' means 'quick' in native Hawaiian language. The wiki most of the world is familiar with though, is the online dictionary that was developed by a community of users working together.
'Wiki' is the Maori transliteration of the English word 'Week'. 'Wiki' is a shortened version of the Maori transliteration of the English name 'Victoria' (Wikitoria).
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?