Kanjuzi

The articles I have originated are the following:

• Chichewa tones
• Luganda tones
• Chichewa tenses

• Alliteration (Latin)
• Apparebit repentina dies magna Domini
• Brevis brevians
• Clausula (rhetoric)
• Latin conditional clauses
• Latin indirect speech
• Latin rhythmic hexameter
• Latin syntax
• Latin tenses
• Latin word order
• Metres of Roman comedy
• Panegyricus Messallae
• Temporal clause (Latin)
• Tibullus book 1
• Tibullus book 2
• Garland of Sulpicia

• Anaclasis (poetry)
• Anonymus Bellermanni
• Ancient Greek conditional clauses
• Metron (poetry)
• Sotadean metre
• Subjunctive (Ancient Greek)

• Persian metres
• عبا (Persian Wikipedia; extended by others)
• Roknabad, Shiraz
• Rumi ghazal 163
• The Turkish harpist (Manuchehri)

• Alā yā ayyoha-s-sāqī – QG 1
• Shirazi Turk – QG 3
• Zolf-'āšofte – QG 26
• Sālhā del – QG 143
• Dūš dīdam ke malā'ek – QG 184
• Naqdhā rā bovad āyā – QG 185
• Goftā borūn šodī – QG 406
• Mazra'-ē sabz-e falak – QG 407
• Sīne mālāmāl – QG 470

• Kamil (metre)
• Madīd (metre)

• D'ror Yikra (44%)

• Mandakranta metre

• Boundary tone (linguistics)
• Discontinuous past
• Oratio obliqua (philosophy) (stub)

• Mark Hanna Watkins
• A. E. Meeussen
• Whyghtone Kamthunzi
• Innocent Masina Nkhonyo
• Ezra Chadza
• Benedicto Wokomaatani Malunga
• Francis Moto
• Willie Zingani
• Barnaba Zingani
• Gospel Kazako
• Philip Hardie
• Cesare Questa
• John Clarke (Baptist missionary)

I have also contributed to the following articles:

• Chewa language (83%)
• Lambya language (78%)
• Luganda (11%)
• Manenguba languages (88%)
• Meeussen's rule (67%)
• Nyakyusa language (30%)
• Polyglotta Africana (93%)
• Proto-Bantu language (31%)
• Tonga (Nyasa) language (77%)
• Tonga language (Zambia and Zimbabwe) (32%)
• Tumbuka language (87%)

• Bani Adam (82%)
• Do-bayti (84%)
• Farrukhi Sistani (23%)
• Khwaju Kermani tomb (23%)
• Manuchehri (40%)
• Mullah (12%)
• Persian grammar (24%)
• Persian language (9%)
• Persian phonology (12%)
• Persian verbs (75%)
• Ruba'i (17%)
• Ubi sunt (25%)

• Beher (poetry) (37%)

• Turkish grammar (5%)
• Turkish phonology (42%)

• Arabic prosody (70%)
• Basit (76%)
• Harith ibn Hilliza Al-Yashkuri (83%)
• Hazaj meter (68%)
• Rajaz (20%)
• Wafir (12%)

• Andria (comedy) (53%)
• Adelphoe (40%)
• Aelius Festus Aphthonius (74%)
• Amphitryon (Plautus play) (49%)
• Asinaria (62%)
• Aulularia (64%)
• Bacchides (play) (88%)
• Captivi (49%)
• Casina (play) (85%)
• Cistellaria (91%)
• Curculio (77%)
• Epidicus (74%)
• Eunuchus (73%)
• Heauton Timorumenos (64%)
• Hecyra (68%)
• Menaechmi (50%)
• Mercator (play) (56%)
• Miles Gloriosus (play) (44%)
• Mostellaria (58%)
• Persa (play) (87%)
• Phormio (play) (83%)
• Plautus (27%)
• Poenulus (76%)
• Pseudolus (38%)
• Rudens (40%)
• Stichus (82%)
• Terence (37%)
• Trinummus (83%)
• Truculentus (73%)

• Ablative (Latin) (15%)
• Alfenus Varus (23%)
• Animula vagula blandula (40%)
• Anser (poet) (80%)
• Battle of the Caudine Forks (19%)
• Battle of Pharsalus (21%)
• Cornelius Gallus (18%)
• De Bello Alexandrino (30%)
• De Bello Hispaniensi (39%)
• Eclogues (14%)
• Eclogue 1 (83%)
• Eclogue 3 (77%)
• Eclogue 4 (21%)
• Eclogue 5 (78%)
• Eclogue 6 (52%)
• Eclogue 7 (90%)
• Eclogue 8 (83%)
• Eclogue 9 (85%)
• Eclogue 10 (69%)
• Elegiac couplet (12%)
• Latin conjugation (61%)
• Latin grammar (80%)
• Latin numerals (78%)
• Latin obscenity (70%)
• Laus Pisonis (67%)
• List of poems by Catullus (14%)
• Lygdamus (92%)
• Mina (unit) (30%)
• O tempora o mores! (48%)
• Odes (Horace) (61%)
• Palaepharsalus (50%)
• Poetry of Catullus (70%)
• Priapeia (83%)
• Priapus (10%)
• Pro Caelio (40%)
• Satires (Horace) (36%)
• Sequence of tenses (17%)
• Subjunctive by attraction (63%)
• Sulpicia (39%)
• The Mountain in Labour (14%)
• Tibullus (44%)

• Ancient Greek accent (95%)
• Ancient Greek grammar (66%)
• Ancient Greek nouns (3%)
• Ancient Greek verbs (82%)
• Anemoi (16%)
• Aristides Quintilianus (80%)
• Castalia (20%)
• Daphnis (12%)
• Delphic Hymns (55%)
• Dyskolos (60%)
• Genitive absolute (36%)
• Infinitive (Ancient Greek) (created using material transferred from elsewhere)
• Kerch Strait (5%)
• Mesomedes (34%)
• Midnight poem (4%)
• Optative (Ancient Greek) (83%)
• Participle (Ancient Greek) (created using material transferred from elsewhere)
• Phthia (48%)
• Sappho 31 (10%)
• Seikilos epitaph (37%)
• Thalatta! Thalatta! (47%)

• Kāvya (62%)
• Shloka (51%)
• Arya meter (58%)
• Trishtubh (Vedic metre) (66%)
• Vedic metre (44%)

• Alcaic stanza (53%)
• Alcmanian verse (44%)
• Anceps (88%)
• Archilochian (45%)
• Arsis and thesis (86%)
• Asclepiad (poetry) (70%)
• Brevis in longo (74%)
• Catalexis (69%)
• Dactylic hexameter (60%)
• Galliambic verse (65%)
• Glyconic (87%)
• Greek and Latin metre (92%)
• Iambic pentameter (22%)
• Iambic trimeter (35%)
• Ionic meter (35%)
• Lekythion (50%)
• Metre (poetry) (9%)
• Porson's Law (53%)
• Prosody (Greek) (71%)
• Resolution (meter) (76%)
• Sapphic stanza (10%)
• Spondee (67%)
• Tribrach (poetry) (91%)
• Trochaic septenarius (95%)

• Acrostic (28%)
• Antithesis (31%)
• Assonance
• Hyperbaton (76%)

• Downstep (63%)
• Participle (10%)
• Pitch-accent language (64%)
• Punjabi language#Tone
• ToBI
• Czech language (2%)

• Bethel (19%)
• Farkhar District (34%)

• Chitipa District (34%)
• Kamuzu Academy (42%)
• Karonga District (20%)
• Ngoni people (18%)

• Caroline Bond Day (5%)
• Earl Stevick
• George Courthope, 1st Baron Courthope (31%)
• Ida C. Ward (20%)
• Johannes Rebmann (10%)
• Sigismund Koelle (92%)
• List of Malawian writers
• Malcolm Guthrie (38%)
• Ndongolera Mwangupili (78%)
• Philip Vellacott (38%)
• Robert Parker (historian) (62%)
• Robin Nisbet (31%)
• Horace Walpole (8%)
• Alexius of Rome (7%)
• Cumianus (75%)

• Amesbury Archer (16%)
• Aquilon (93%) – Disambiguation page
• Dupuytren's contracture (7%)
• Verdigris (3%)