What is the name of the Wikipedia page that lists all language editions?

The Wikipedia page that lists the language editions is titled “List of Wikipedias.”

It serves as a directory of Wikipedia projects organized by language, including active editions and information about their article counts, user activity, editing totals, and project codes. Each edition normally uses a language code as a subdomain, such as en.wikipedia.org for English and fr.wikipedia.org for French.

Wikipedia began as an English-language encyclopedia on January 15, 2001. German and Catalan editions followed in March 2001, and many more language versions were created during the project’s first year. These editions are not simply translations of one master encyclopedia: each community works independently and may develop different article coverage, policies, terminology, and editorial debates.

A common mix-up is confusing “List of Wikipedias” with Meta-Wiki or Wikipedia’s general language portal. Meta-Wiki coordinates Wikimedia projects and maintains related statistics, while the list page is the direct reference for Wikipedia’s language editions. Wikidata, meanwhile, links structured facts across projects rather than listing language versions.