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Wiktionary Entry Scraper API

Access Wiktionary entry data using our Wiktionary Scraper API. One API request returns clean, structured JSON while we get past CAPTCHAs, IP rate limiting, IP blocking, and headless-browser detection with rotating residential proxies. Get back fields like headword, language sections, part of speech, definitions (senses) as structured JSON.

check_circle 1,000 free requests/month. No credit card. Residential proxies.

Request
curl "https://api.chocodata.com/api/v1/wiktionary/entry?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com"
JSON Response
200 OK
{
  "success": true,
  "entry": "parsed Wiktionary entry data",
  "fields": "all key fields, typed",
  "source_url": "https://wiktionary.com/..."
  // + more fields
}
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Everything you need to scrape Wiktionary

You never expose your own IP, you get validated JSON instead of raw HTML, and the free tier covers wiktionary scraper at 1,000 requests a month with no card required.

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Clean structured JSON

Fields come back parsed and validated, not a dump of HTML. Store Wiktionary entry records straight into your database instead of writing brittle selectors for wiktionary scraper.

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Bypasses CAPTCHAs and anti-bot defenses

We get past CAPTCHAs, IP rate limiting, IP blocking, and headless-browser detection on Wiktionary using rotating, country-matched residential proxies, so requests look like real users and your own IP stays private.

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One API call

The Wiktionary Scraper API is one simple API call. The same key works across our whole web scraping API: all 235 targets, any language, no SDK required.

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Geo-targeting and JS rendering

Pass a country for proxy geo-targeting and turn on JavaScript rendering when a Wiktionary page needs it. wiktionary data api handles dynamic content and region-locked results.

Scrape Wiktionary in one API request

Send one API request to the Wiktionary Scraper API and read back typed fields. Chocodata routes the request through country-matched residential proxies, retries soft blocks, and parses the page, so wiktionary api stays reliable as Wiktionary's markup shifts.

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Request

curl "https://api.chocodata.com/api/v1/wiktionary/entry?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com"

Response

{
  "success": true,
  "entry": "parsed Wiktionary entry data",
  "fields": "all key fields, typed",
  "source_url": "https://wiktionary.com/..."
  // + more fields
}

Parameters

Pass these as query-string values alongside your API key. Only the required ones are mandatory; the rest have sensible defaults.

Parameter Type Required Example
url string required https://example.com
id string optional laptop
lang string optional en
add_html string optional laptop

What you can build with Wiktionary data

Once the scraping API returns Wiktionary entry data as clean JSON, these are the patterns teams reach for most.

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Data Aggregation

Pull Wiktionary entry records into your own warehouse and analyze them on your terms.

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Market Intelligence

Track Wiktionary entry data over time to spot market shifts before competitors do.

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Competitor Monitoring

Watch rivals on Wiktionary and alert your team when prices, ranks, or listings change.

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Lead Generation

Turn Wiktionary entry data into targeted lead lists and feed them into your CRM.

Why developers pick Chocodata for Wiktionary

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Fast at the tail

Median 2.6 s per request with multi-tier retry, so latency stays predictable even when Wiktionary fights back.

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Parity-checked output

Fields are regression-tested on every extractor change, so 2xx responses match the live page.

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One key, 235 targets

The same scraping API key that scrapes Wiktionary works across every other target, with official Node, Python, and Go SDKs.

Simple pricing that scales with you

Start free with 1,000 requests a month and 5,000 credits, no credit card. Scale on monthly plans from $19, or top up pay-as-you-go at $0.90 per 1,000 successful requests. Only successful 2xx responses are billed, and every plan covers the full scraping API: all 235 targets and every endpoint.

Free

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Forever free on signup

  • check_circle1,000 requests / month (5,000 credits)
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$19 / month

$0.70 / 1k effective

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$49 / month

$0.60 / 1k effective

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$100-$2k / month

Flat $0.50 / 1k effective at every level

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Pay-as-you-go top-up

$0.90 / 1,000 successful requests

Available on every plan including Free. Top up any time when included credits run out. Only 2xx responses charged. Balance never expires.

Wiktionary Scraper API FAQ

Is it legal to scrape Wiktionary?

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Scraping publicly accessible Wiktionary data is generally legal in the US under the Ninth Circuit's hiQ v. LinkedIn ruling, which held that scraping public web data does not violate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. It does not override Wiktionary's own Terms of Service, which are a contract matter, so check those for your use case and comply with data laws such as GDPR. This is general information, not legal advice.

How do I scrape Wiktionary without getting blocked?

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You scrape Wiktionary without getting blocked by letting Chocodata route every request through country-matched residential proxies with automatic rotation and retries. Because the traffic looks like real users from real networks, the Wiktionary Scraper API gets through anti-bot defenses that block datacenter IPs, and you never expose your own address.

What data does the Wiktionary Scraper API return?

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The Wiktionary Scraper API returns Wiktionary entry data as structured JSON: the core fields parsed from the page, ready to store or query. Exact fields depend on the entry type, and only successful (2xx) responses are billed.

How much does the Wiktionary Scraper API cost?

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The Wiktionary Scraper API costs nothing to start: the Free plan includes 1,000 requests per month (5,000 credits) across all 235 targets. After that, monthly plans begin at $19, or you top up pay-as-you-go at $0.90 per 1,000 successful requests. One request is 5 credits, and non-2xx responses are never charged.

Do I need a Wiktionary account or login?

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No Wiktionary account or login is required. The Wiktionary Scraper API reads publicly accessible entry pages, so you only need a Chocodata API key, not Wiktionary credentials. Pages that sit behind a Wiktionary login are out of scope.

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1,000 free scraping API requests on signup across all 235 targets. No credit card required.