Name: individualism and personal autonomy, strong work ethic, competitiveness, and voluntary altruism (CULTURAL VALUES)
Description: Cultural traits and beliefs


Name: Cutting process (Process)
Description: The act of removing material from a surface


Name: Uraninite, becquerelite, fourmarierite, phosphouranylite, gypsum and fluorite (Mineral)
Description: Minerals often found alongside Boltwoodite


Name: green suit (Clothing)
Description: An article of clothing


Name: Other Symmetry Descriptions (e.g., Hermann-Mauguin) (Mathematical Description)
Description: Alternative notations for representing the symmetry of the space group.


Name: Innovative Ceramics (Art Form)
Description: Ceramics with new designs or techniques


Name: Nalanda, Valabahi Universities (Institution)
Description: Buddhist learning institutions


Name: Diamond Characteristics (Property)
Description: Properties similar to those of natural diamonds, such as brilliance and hardness.


Name: Buon fresco (Painting Technique)
Description: A specific type of fresco painting where pigment is applied to wet plaster.


Name: Boeotia (REGION)
Description: A region in mainland Greece


Name: flag desecration, hate speech, blasphemy, and lese-majesty (Action)
Description: Forms of expression often considered controversial or offensive.


Name: Oral tradition, songs, dance and paintings (Cultural Practices)
Description: Methods of preserving cultural knowledge.


Name: Locally Produced Silver Coins (Coin)
Description: Silver coins minted by local authorities under Achaemenid rule.


Name: Martin Luther (Person)
Description: German theologian and reformer


Name: Chislehurst summer home in East Jaffrey, New Hampshire (LOCATION)
Description: Yeatman's summer residence


Name: Green Line (Light Rail Line)
Description: Second most-used light rail line in the United States.


Name: Hardline Islamists (GROUP)
Description: Individuals who advocate for strict adherence to Islamic law


Name: Cyclohexanehexone (Chemical Compound)
Description: An oxide of carbon with the formula C6O6, containing a cyclohexane ring.


Name: stirrup jars (Artifact)
Description: A type of vessel with a distinctive shape, often used for storing liquids.


Name: gago in material (material)
Description: The substance used to make gago in seals.


Name: other support to startups (Support)
Description: Assistance given to new businesses


Name: Imazighen (Plural Endonym)
Description: The plural form of the endonym for the Berber people


Name: Mont Blanc (LANDFORM)
Description: The highest mountain in the Alps.


Name: Flat surface (Location)
Description: A surface that is level and even.


Name: Over 1,700 Parks & Playgrounds (Parks and Recreation)
Description: Parks and playgrounds within the city limits.


Name: Vincent van Gogh (PERSON)
Description: Post-Impressionist painter


Name: In Search of Lost Time  (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: A famous novel by Marcel Proust


Name: Adultery (Concept)
Description: Sexual relations outside marriage


Name: Twelve Signs of the Zodiac (Astrological Concept)
Description: Constellations representing astrological signs.


Name: Limestone (Rock Type)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate (usually in the form of calcite).


Name: Soapstone cooking vessels (Artifact)
Description: Containers for cooking made of soapstone


Name: Portuguese (Language)
Description: The official language of Brazil


Name: cotton lienzos (MATERIAL)
Description: Fabric made from cotton used as a surface for painting


Name: earlier stave church (Building)
Description: A traditional wooden church


Name: Church of Norway parishes (Religious Organization)
Description: The three church parishes located within Oppdal


Name: Greek Evangelical Church (Religious Denomination)
Description: Evangelical Christian church in Greece


Name: Johann Elias Ridinger (Artist)
Description: A German engraver from Augsburg who used mezzotint.


Name: Sikhism (RELIGION)
Description: A monotheistic religion founded in Punjab, India, by Guru Nanak Dev.


Name: 18th century (Time Period)
Description: The century spanning from 1701 to 1800.


Name: lexical aspects of large communication networks and cultures such as folksonomies and language or human communication, and sense-making in general. (Fields of Study)
Description: Areas related to how people use language and make meaning.


Name: United States (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in North America.


Name: Tsavorite (Garnet Variety)
Description: A green variety of Grossular Garnet.


Name: water (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Liquid


Name: North America (GEOGRAPHICAL REGION)
Description: Continent


Name: Highest Sound Velocity (Property)
Description: Speed at which sound travels through the material is fastest among known materials.


Name: Oxides of Magnesium (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds formed by the reaction of magnesium with oxygen.


Name: Mary (Fish) Silliman (Person)
Description: Mother of Benjamin Silliman


Name: Significant population loss (Demographic Change)
Description: A large number of Andrians were taken captive during the raid, leaving only 2,000 inhabitants.


Name: Renewable sources (Energy Source)
Description: Energy derived from natural resources that replenish over time


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Western Europe.


Name: ROC participation as observer (EVENT)
Description: The ROC joining WHO as an observer


Name: India (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in South Asia.


Name: warm grey (COLOR VARIANT)
Description: A type of grey with a warm appearance.


Name: 7 (Number)
Description: Number of businesses in the secondary sector


Name: 1895 (YEAR)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Jules Hardouin Mansart (PERSON)
Description: A French architect


Name: 1% (Quantity)
Description: Percentage value


Name: voter turnout in the 2019 local elections (STATISTIC)
Description: The percentage of eligible voters who cast ballots in the 2019 local elections.


Name: Vardar River (RIVER)
Description: A river that flows through North Macedonia and Greece.


Name: Afghan nationals (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of Afghanistan


Name: Regional authorities (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Governing bodies at the regional level in New Zealand.


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Lithium Chloride and Potassium Chloride (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts used in the electrolysis process for lithium production


Name: heaven or the will controlling heaven (Abstract Concept)
Description: A primal force associated with the sky and destiny.


Name: banking law (Legal Framework)
Description: Rules and regulations governing banking activities.


Name: Vita Cyrilli (Text)
Description: Biography of Cyril.


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient empire centered in Rome


Name: Byzantine Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A historical empire centered in Constantinople


Name: 1941 (DATE)
Description: Year Georgie Claiborne Watkins passed away


Name: Fire Fighting Services (Emergency Service)
Description: Organizations responsible for extinguishing fires and rescuing people from burning structures.


Name: AT&T (Company)
Description: Telecommunications provider formerly known as BellSouth.


Name: Black Robes (Clothing)
Description: Long, dark robes worn as a symbol of authority


Name: Fairbanks District, Alaska (Geographic Location)
Description: A region located in central Alaska.


Name: Sanremo Music Festival (MUSIC FESTIVAL)
Description: An annual Italian song contest


Name: Fanari (Geographic Location)
Description: A specific location, potentially a town or region within Thessaly.


Name: Blood Diamonds (Term)
Description: Diamonds mined in conflict zones and used to finance war efforts.


Name: bronze (Material)
Description: An alloy made primarily of copper and tin.


Name: Diocese of Sion (RELIGIOUS_ORGANIZATION)
Description: A diocese in Switzerland


Name: State monopoly (Political System)
Description: Exclusive control of an industry by the government.


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A red gemstone variety of Corundum


Name: Bavaria (State)
Description: A state in southern Germany.


Name: Chalcis (CITY)
Description: A city on the island of Euboea


Name: 2019 (YEAR)
Description: A specific year.


Name: the most popular vine (Attribute)
Description: The most commonly grown grape variety


Name: Sodium Perborate (Compound)
Description: A boron compound


Name: lab-created opals (Gemstone)
Description: Opals created in a laboratory setting.


Name: Beautiful scenery and mountains (Natural Feature)
Description: Appealing landscape


Name: Physical Properties (Attribute)
Description: Characteristics of a material related to its physical state and behavior.


Name: Fracture (Mineral Property)
Description: The breakage of a mineral along irregular surfaces when not following cleavage planes.


Name: 1958 (DATE)
Description: Year the Chinese space program began


Name: Turkmenistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country to the northwest of Afghanistan.


Name: Colombia's GDP (PPP) (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The total value of goods and services produced in Colombia, adjusted for purchasing power parity


Name: Return of the court to Lisbon (Event)
Description: The desire for the royal court to return to Portugal's capital


Name: halftone blocks (PRINTING_ELEMENT)
Description: Printing plates containing images reproduced as halftones


Name: Mikulčice IX (Building)
Description: A rotunda in Mikulčice


Name: Gould Belt (region of space)
Description: A long, thin cloud of gas and dust where star formation is occurring.


Name: Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4) (Chemical Compound)
Description: A strong acid


Name: Etching (Technique)
Description: A technique used in printmaking to create an image by etching lines into a metal plate.


Name: Euboea Culture (Cultural Concept)
Description: The culture of the island of Euboea


Name: Graphite (Allotrope)
Description: A common allotrope of carbon with a layered structure.


Name: National Roadmap for R&I (DOCUMENT)
Description: Plan outlining Greece's strategy for Research and Innovation.


Name: federal prisons (Type of Prison)
Description: Prisons run by the federal government for individuals convicted of federal crimes.


Name: Pressure and manipulation (Technique)
Description: Methods used in traditional engraving.


Name: Gemstones and diamonds (Material)
Description: Precious stones used in jewelry


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign nation located in Oceania.


Name: Brine deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Concentrations of saline water found naturally in the Earth


Name: Wealthy (Economic Status)
Description: Having a large amount of assets


Name: cementite (Compound)
Description: Iron carbide compound (Fe3C).


Name: Fe3+ (Ion)
Description: Iron ion in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: a loss of its overseas colonies (Political Event)
Description: Spain relinquishing control over its distant territories


Name: Edward Spurr (PERSON)
Description: Son of Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: shaved head hairstyle (Hairstyle)
Description: A hairstyle where the head is shaved bald.


Name: Adult red foxes (Animal)
Description: Foxes that have reached full maturity


Name: Red (Color)
Description: The color red


Name: 25% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: A quarter


Name: Accessories (Category)
Description: Items worn to complement an outfit


Name: Buyers (Individual)
Description: People who are purchasing diamonds.


Name: American Institute of Mining Engineers (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Professional organization for mining engineers


Name: Immigrants  (GROUP)
Description: People who have moved to a new country to live permanently


Name: Polygamy (Marital Practice)
Description: Having multiple spouses


Name: polymorphism (Scientific Phenomenon)
Description: Ability of a solid to exist in multiple crystal forms


Name: Kantili (Mountain)
Description: A mountain on Euboea


Name: Drying and crushing (Process)
Description: Methods used to prepare the Kermes dye


Name: Buddhist institutions (Organization)
Description: Places where Buddhists practice and live.


Name: Hindu Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Traditional architectural system in India for structures related to Hinduism


Name: Officers in the field (People)
Description: Military personnel deployed in active combat zones.


Name: Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: A historical region in Western Asia.


Name: US$36,254 (Currency Value)
Description: Amount of US dollars per person in New Zealand's economy


Name: Katanga synclinorium (Geological Structure)
Description: A large-scale syncline (downward fold) in the Earth's crust.


Name: Millennium Technology Prize (AWARD)
Description: Technology prize


Name: CodeCheck app (Software)
Description: A smartphone application for scanning products


Name: establishing absolute chronology for Minoans (Task)
Description: Determining calendar dates for Minoan history.


Name: Red Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Light in the red portion of the visible spectrum.


Name: Turkmenistan (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Asia


Name: quote about Minoan ancestry (Statement)
Description: A quote attributing European ancestry to the founders of the Minoan civilization


Name: Collisions (Event)
Description: Impacts between celestial objects


Name: NEOS (Political Party)
Description: A liberal political party in Austria


Name: Algeria (LOCATION)
Description: North African country


Name: 26 percent votes (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of votes the party received


Name: Cham people (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group primarily residing in Vietnam.


Name: several modern analytical techniques (METHOD)
Description: Various scientific methods employed to determine the age of zircon crystals.


Name: Crimean War (Historical Event)
Description: A conflict fought between Russia and an alliance of European powers


Name: Leonard Baskin (ARTIST)
Description: Modernist sculptor known for stylized figurative sculpture


Name: Press freedom (RIGHT)
Description: The ability to publish and access information without censorship or restraint


Name: Herodotos (Historian)
Description: A Greek historian known for his writings on the Greco-Persian Wars.


Name: Haakon I the Good's attempt to introduce Christianity (EVENT)
Description: His effort to spread Christianity in Norway


Name: Hellenistic and later Roman sculpture (Sculpture style)
Description: Artistic styles from ancient Greece and Rome


Name: Silver, gold, copper or lead mines (Natural Resource Deposit)
Description: Underground locations where precious metals are found.


Name: Meteoric Source (Geological Origin)
Description: Originating from rainwater or surface water.


Name: Bengali Gaudiya Vaishnava texts (Text)
Description: Religious texts of the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition.


Name: Mere (Weapon)
Description: Short club weapon


Name: Acanthodii (Extinct Fish Group)
Description: Spiny sharks, characterized by bony spines along their backs.


Name: Careful Poising and Pivot Control (Process)
Description: Methods used to balance the watch components for consistent timekeeping.


Name: Birth rate (Statistical Indicator)
Description: Number of births per 1,000 people.


Name: non-traditional forms of sculpture (sculpture classification)
Description: Sculptures that break from traditional norms and materials.


Name: White Marble (MATERIAL)
Description: A type of marble with a white color.


Name: double diamond drilling (technique)
Description: A drilling technique using two diamonds.


Name: Northern Hills (Geographic Region)
Description: The northern portion of the Black Hills.


Name: potentially dangerous (STATE)
Description: Perception of philosophy as a threat by the authorities


Name: transportation problems (Issue)
Description: Difficulty in moving marble out of the quarry


Name: Admiralty (ORGANIZATION)
Description: British naval authority


Name: Uranium Metal (Material)
Description: Solid form of uranium.


Name: schisms (Event)
Description: Divisions within Buddhism


Name: Uranium in Ores (Mineral Resource)
Description: Uranium deposits found in natural rock formations.


Name: Color Vision (Scientific Topic)
Description: How the eye perceives color.


Name: Risk of spontaneous combustion (Hazard)
Description: Likelihood of self-ignition in lignite


Name: Zhang family (Family)
Description: A specific family belonging to the Haner group.


Name: ruqun and aoqun (Clothing)
Description: Traditional Han Chinese clothing consisting of an upper garment and a long skirt


Name: forsterite (Mineral)
Description: An olivine mineral, a magnesium iron silicate.


Name: Seduction (Concept)
Description: The act of enticing someone into sexual activity


Name: Western Europe (REGION)
Description: The western part of the European continent


Name: Several different materials (Substance)
Description: Various elements and compounds used in the production of Wootz steel.


Name: King Louis XVI (Monarch)
Description: The King of France before the French Revolution


Name: Lithium treatment (MEDICAL TREATMENT)
Description: Using Lithium to treat bipolar disorder and other conditions


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: A zirconium silicate mineral


Name: Hungary (Political Entity)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Obduction (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which one tectonic plate is thrust over another.


Name: family settings and casual conversation (SOCIAL CONTEXT)
Description: Informal social situations.


Name: Mixed Media Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints that combine different techniques and materials.


Name: Belle Époque (Historical Period)
Description: A period of peace and prosperity in France at the end of the 19th century.


Name: uranyl silicate layers  (Chemical Compound)
Description: Layers of uranyl and silicate ions that constitute the structure


Name: Additive primary colors (Color Model Concept)
Description: Primary colors used in additive color systems


Name: German armies (Military Force)
Description: The armed forces of Germany during World War II.


Name: Minoan Men (Demographic Group)
Description: Males belonging to the Minoan civilization.


Name: Weathering steels (Type of steel)
Description: Steels that develop a stable rusted surface when exposed to the elements.


Name: Raetia (RomanProvince)
Description: A Roman province established in 15 BC.


Name: Menstrual Painting (Art Movement)
Description: A style of painting that uses menstrual blood as a medium.


Name: Medal Production (Process)
Description: The act of creating medals.


Name: 5% of the world's tonnage (Percentage)
Description: Portion of global shipping capacity represented by Greek-flagged vessels.


Name: MM II (Archaeological Period)
Description: A Minoan archaeological period spanning c. 1875–1700 BC.


Name: Rome (CITY)
Description: Capital of the Roman Empire.


Name: neodymium (CHEMICAL_ELEMENT)
Description: Element


Name: Reductionist Approach (Technique)
Description: A technique where color is applied progressively by cutting away material from a block or plate.


Name: Australasian tektites (australites) (Mineral)
Description: Tektites found in Australia


Name: South Pacific Ocean (Location)
Description: A vast ocean region


Name: Collector Seals (Object)
Description: Seals used by collectors to authenticate art.


Name: copper (Substance)
Description: A reddish-brown metallic element


Name: Yale College (Institution)
Description: University where Benjamin Silliman worked as a tutor


Name: Valtellina (Region)
Description: A valley in northern Italy


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal important for bones and teeth


Name: more than half the members of cabinet be members of the Church of Norway (Rule)
Description: A requirement for the prime minister's cabinet composition


Name: 35,808 square kilometers (AREA)
Description: The land area of Taiwan


Name: More than 230,000 (Quantity)
Description: Number of inhabitants.


Name: Charles Michel (MR) (PERSON)
Description: Belgian politician who served as Prime Minister of Belgium


Name: Charlemagne (PERSON)
Description: Son of Pepin the Short


Name: Dark Marble (RESOURCE)
Description: A type of marble found in the Alabanda region


Name: scientific study (PURPOSE)
Description: Research and investigation


Name: Parkinson's Disease (DISEASE)
Description: A neurodegenerative disorder.


Name: skirts (CLOTHING)
Description: Garments that hang from the waist


Name: classical electromagnetism (SCIENTIFIC_CONCEPT)
Description: A unifying theory of electricity, magnetism and light.


Name: Crystalline Material (Material State)
Description: A solid material with atoms arranged in a highly ordered repeating pattern.


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: A city in Switzerland


Name: Allama Iqbal (PERSON)
Description: A renowned Urdu poet


Name: Almanzora (River)
Description: A river flowing into the Mediterranean Sea in Andalusia.


Name: Merchants' Gold (ASSET)
Description: Gold belonging to merchants


Name: Dense metal cores of planets (Planetary Structure)
Description: The central metallic region of a planet


Name: Wells Fargo (Company)
Description: A multinational financial services company.


Name: Art (Concept)
Description: Refers to the study, process, product, or experience of creative skill.


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal.


Name: Exsolution (Process)
Description: The separation of a solid solution into two or more distinct phases.


Name: Úpala (Sanskrit Word)
Description: A Sanskrit word meaning 'precious stone'.


Name: North Macedonia's Economy (ECONOMY)
Description: The economic system of North Macedonia.


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: A solid, non-metallic mineral matter.


Name: Protein (Macromolecule)
Description: Large, complex molecules essential for the structure and function of living organisms.


Name: Microfossils in marine sediments (Paleontological Evidence)
Description: Tiny fossilized organisms found in sediment


Name: Economic and political crises (Event)
Description: Difficulties faced by Japan as a result of Western influence.


Name: National policing agency (INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY)
Description: Law enforcement agencies operating at the national level


Name: Missouri High-Speed Rail Route (TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Proposed high-speed rail route in Missouri


Name: Walkie-talkie (NICKNAME)
Description: Initial nickname for 20 Fenchurch Street due to its shape


Name: 1620 (YEAR)
Description: A year in the 17th century.


Name: 65% (Percentage)
Description: Estimated percentage of workforce in services


Name: anti-Habsburg faction (Political Faction)
Description: Group opposed to the Habsburgs


Name: Light Red (Color)
Description: A lighter shade of red


Name: Cysts (Medical Condition)
Description: Fluid-filled sacs that can form in the kidneys


Name: Military Importance of Swords (Concept)
Description: The significance of swords in military contexts


Name: 304 vascular plant species now designated as of international, national or local conservation concern (Plant Species)
Description: Vascular plants in Derbyshire considered rare or declining.


Name: Diffusionless Shear Mechanism (Mechanical Process)
Description: A rapid transformation mechanism without significant atom movement.


Name: 4.0% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of foreign-born immigrants in the total population of Aosta Valley


Name: Varied in color (Attribute)
Description: Describes the different colors nodular chert can have.


Name: White Light with Few Narrow Bands in Spectrum (Thing)
Description: Specific wavelength distribution of emitted light


Name: Mined diamonds (Material)
Description: Diamonds extracted from the earth


Name: four slits in the skirts (FEATURE)
Description: A design element of traditional Chinese robes.


Name: Ángela Restrepo (Person)
Description: Colombian scientist


Name: Soft Jade (Material)
Description: A type of jade known as nephrite in English.


Name: Conflicts between liberals and conservatives (Event)
Description: Political disputes in Mexico


Name: Qing Imperial family (SOCIAL GROUP)
Description: The ruling dynasty and their close relatives.


Name: Fly Poison (PESTICIDE)
Description: A substance used to kill flies


Name: Non-traditional exports (ECONOMIC ACTIVITY)
Description: Sales of goods not traditionally exported by a country.


Name: Tessiner Zeitung (Newspaper)
Description: Newspaper published in Ticino


Name: meeting of experts (EVENT)
Description: A meeting convened by the UN Security Council


Name: Household waste (Waste type)
Description: Items typically thrown away daily from ordinary households


Name: Deccan region people (Group)
Description: Inhabitants of the Deccan Plateau in India


Name: Shipwrecks (Historical Feature)
Description: Remains of sunken ships


Name: Big Bangs (Cosmological Event)
Description: The initial explosive event thought to have created the universe.


Name: abdication (Event)
Description: The act of the Jin emperor giving up his throne


Name: Hygroscopic (Property)
Description: The ability to attract and hold water molecules from the surrounding environment.


Name: Three deformation mechanisms (Geological process)
Description: Processes by which rock is mechanically deformed.


Name: 3 males (NUMBER)
Description: Population count in 1931


Name: Each U.S. state (Political Entity)
Description: Individual states within the United States


Name: Beauty (Concept)
Description: Quality that evokes pleasure and admiration.


Name: Sculpture Garden (Location Type)
Description: A garden featuring multiple sculptures


Name: Unicredit (FINANCIAL INSTITUTION)
Description: Another major Italian banking group


Name: first formally organized Mardi Gras parade (EVENT)
Description: The inaugural organized parade for Mardi Gras


Name: Calcium Silicates (Compound)
Description: Chemical compounds containing calcium, silicon, and oxygen.


Name: France (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: 14.84% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of foreigners in Grisons population


Name: Economic Growth (Economic Phenomenon)
Description: Increase in Benin's economic output


Name: Madinat al-Zahra (Palace Complex)
Description: Palatial city built by Abd ar-Rahman III


Name: construction project (Project)
Description: Construction of a mixed-use complex in Inwood.


Name: Bi (Jade Object)
Description: A circular jade disk with a hole.


Name: Electrolysis (Process)
Description: Using electricity to drive a non-spontaneous chemical reaction


Name: Five Unusual Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Five minerals rarely found elsewhere.


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive nonmetal element essential for life.


Name: Switzerland (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in west-central Europe


Name: Star of Adam (gemstone)
Description: A blue star sapphire


Name: Cluster analysis (Statistical method)
Description: A technique for grouping data points into clusters based on their similarity.


Name: Logwood Dye (Dye)
Description: A dye made from the wood of the Logwood tree.


Name: Mallorca (ISLAND)
Description: Island in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Value (CONCEPT)
Description: Worth or importance


Name: historically confirmed monarchs (Individuals)
Description: Kings and queens whose reigns are documented in history


Name: internet banking (Technology)
Description: Online access to financial accounts and services.


Name: hyperonymy (Term)
Description: The relationship between a hypernym and its hyponyms


Name: 1969 (Year)
Description: The year ammolite first entered the gem market, albeit in a limited capacity.


Name: pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: A group of silicate minerals.


Name: Ephesus (LOCATION)
Description: Ancient Greek city in Anatolia


Name: 118 and 123 degrees west longitude (Geographical Coordinates)
Description: The western longitudinal range of Great Bear Lake


Name: Rome (CIVILIZATION)
Description: Ancient Italian civilization


Name: French (Language)
Description: A Romance language.


Name: Dutch people (PEOPLE)
Description: Citizens of the Netherlands


Name: legal tender (LegalStatus)
Description: Acceptable for transactions


Name: firing (EVENT)
Description: Dismissal of Władysław Skłodowski


Name: DNA base sequences (Genetic Material)
Description: Specific orders of nucleotides in DNA that code for genetic information.


Name: Juan Bautista Monegro (Sculptor)
Description: A Spanish sculptor


Name: Semi-nomads (Lifestyle)
Description: People who move periodically for food and resources


Name: metalliferous soils containing copper (SOIL TYPE)
Description: Soil rich in metal ores, including copper


Name: 1.2:1 (Ratio)
Description: Ratio of workers leaving Peccia to those entering


Name: Fluorapatite, Chlorapatite, Hydroxylapatite (Minerals)
Description: Common species within the apatite group


Name: Silicate Perovskite ((Mg,Fe)SiO3) (Mineral)
Description: A high-pressure mineral found in Earth's lower mantle.


Name: Alfred A. Knopf (Person)
Description: Publisher


Name: Vladimir Vysotsky (Person)
Description: Renowned Russian balladeer.


Name: Islamic Art (Art Style)
Description: Artistic traditions associated with Islam


Name: hourly five- or ten-minute breaks (BREAK_TIME)
Description: Short pauses during the school day


Name: British officers (Group of People)
Description: Military personnel from Great Britain.


Name: feldspar (Mineral)
Description: Larger grain size, gray color but less translucent than quartz inclusions.


Name: Soviet Russia (Country)
Description: The Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, a communist state.


Name: Camouflage and stealth (Military Tactic)
Description: Techniques to blend in and avoid detection.


Name: Sergey Uvarov (Person)
Description: Russian classical scholar and politician


Name: Buddhist perspective (Perspective)
Description: A viewpoint based on Buddhist teachings and beliefs.


Name: Jazz at Lincoln Center (Jazz Performance Venue)
Description: A venue dedicated to jazz music located at Lincoln Center.


Name: Poland (COUNTRY)
Description: Kingdom of Poland


Name: post-graduate studies (STUDY TYPE)
Description: Studies undertaken after completion of a bachelor's degree


Name: Victor Hugo (PERSON)
Description: French Romantic writer


Name: Coyolxauhqui (Deity)
Description: Aztec lunar deity


Name: Despeñaperros Gorge (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: A gorge forming a natural frontier between Andalusia and Castile


Name: Etruscans (900–600 BC) and Latins (900–500 BC) (CULTURE)
Description: Ancient cultures of the Etruscans and Latins.


Name: discovery of large reserves of petroleum and natural gas (Event)
Description: The finding of substantial amounts of oil and gas in Norway.


Name: improved dn/dT characteristics of the organic-inorganic dye-doped nanocomposite (Material Property)
Description: The rate of change of refractive index with temperature.


Name: Limestone (Sedimentary Rock)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate.


Name: Trinity test (Event)
Description: The first atomic bomb detonation


Name: Mekari-jinja (Shrine)
Description: A Shinto shrine located in Kitakyūshū


Name: Tirupati (City)
Description: A city in India, considered one of the holiest sites in Hinduism


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland.


Name: pomegranate juice (FOOD ITEM)
Description: Liquid extracted from pomegranates


Name: sandarach (realgar) (Mineral Resource)
Description: Other mineral found on Zabargad Island


Name: 5% Protestants (STATISTIC)
Description: Percentage of Austrian population who were Protestant in 2001


Name: 1938 (DATE)
Description: The year Broomhill Pool opened


Name: Ibn Khaldun (Person)
Description: A 14th-century Tunisian scholar and historian.


Name: CIELCh(ab) and CIELCh(uv) (Color Space Representations)
Description: Cylindrical coordinate representations of the CIE 1976 LAB and LUV color spaces.


Name: Croesus's reign (TimePeriod)
Description: The period when Croesus was king.


Name: Belt of Venus (Atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: A pinkish band visible above Earth's shadow during twilight.


Name: Demand (Concept)
Description: Desire for a particular good or service


Name: Silurian (Geological Period)
Description: A period in Earth's history


Name: the European Union (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries.


Name: Rogaland (Region)
Description: A region in southwestern Norway


Name: Oghuz Turks (PEOPLE)
Description: A Turkic group.


Name: Images observed in a mirror (Concept)
Description: Visual representations seen in a reflective surface.


Name: Trapiche (Device)
Description: Grinding wheel used to process sugarcane


Name: state system (Political System)
Description: A form of government with centralized authority


Name: clarity (Diamond Quality)
Description: The degree of transparency and absence of inclusions in a diamond.


Name: Distance from Viewer's Eye to Diamond (Measurement)
Description: The physical distance between the observer and the diamond being viewed.


Name: Listwanite (Rock Type)
Description: A rock type formed by alteration of ultramafic rocks.


Name: Shoshenq I's chronicles (DOCUMENT)
Description: Records of Egyptian pharaoh Shoshenq I


Name: Commerce (Economic Activity)
Description: The exchange of goods and services


Name: Telefónica (Company)
Description: A Spanish multinational telecommunications company.


Name: Hakka descendants (Population Group)
Description: People in Taiwan descended from Hakka migrants


Name: Highly reactive (Property)
Description: Having a tendency to undergo chemical reactions readily.


Name: Arabic (LANGUAGE)
Description: A language spoken by a minority in France.


Name: Covalent Bond (Chemical Bond)
Description: A chemical bond formed by the sharing of electron pairs between atoms.


Name: 1 nm (Measurement Unit)
Description: The width of the best absorption band for Nd:YAG.


Name: German (Language)
Description: A Germanic language spoken in Switzerland.


Name: Metasomatic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Rocks altered by metasomatism.


Name: Accessory/Ornament (Thing)
Description: Objects added to something else for decoration or enhancement


Name: Global warming potential less than 1% of HFC-134a  (Property)
Description: Environmental benefit of HFO-1234yf compared to another HFC


Name: Copper (Metal Element)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Cu and atomic number 29


Name: oak galls, logwood, weld (PLANTMATERIAL)
Description: Plant materials used for dyeing


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: A country located in South Asia


Name: banned (STATE)
Description: Prohibited from use due to toxicity.


Name: unique glazes (Product Feature)
Description: Distinctive surface finishes for pottery


Name: Muhammad Ibn Abī ‘Āmir (PERSON)
Description: Qadi al qudat sent to north Africa


Name: migmatites (Rock type)
Description: Rocks that are a mixture of igneous and metamorphic material


Name: males aged 19 to 45 (DEMOGRAPHIC GROUP)
Description: Men within a specific age range eligible for mandatory military service


Name: Coal Measures (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock strata containing coal deposits.


Name: Alp (Geographic feature)
Description: A high mountain pasture typically above the tree line


Name: Buildings and Sculptures (CONSTRUCTION PURPOSE)
Description: Structures and artworks made from building materials


Name: Imperial Control (Political Concept)
Description: Governance by an empire


Name: King of Dahomey (Political Figure)
Description: Ruler of the Dahomey Kingdom


Name: White Color (Color)
Description: The color perceived when all wavelengths of visible light are reflected equally.


Name: Green color (Visual property)
Description: The color of many igneous rocks, slates, and schists due to chlorite particles.


Name: oxidize (Chemical Process)
Description: A process involving the loss of electrons


Name: Mining operations (Industrial Activity)
Description: Processes for extracting minerals from the earth


Name: 5,418 people (Quantity)
Description: The amount of population increase from 2018 to 2023.


Name: Native Gold Flakes, Grains or Nuggets (Form of Native Gold)
Description: Pieces of free native gold


Name: Cobalt(II) (Ion)
Description: The cobalt ion with a +2 charge.


Name: 610 and 750 thousand years old (TIME_RANGE)
Description: Estimated age of the australasian tektite field


Name: lozenge bezel mounting an intaglio device (Design Feature)
Description: A specific type of ring setting.


Name: Russian militia (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: A volunteer army formed to defend Russia from foreign invasion


Name: Museums (Institution)
Description: Places for displaying and preserving art


Name: locational accuracy for consumer-grade GPS receivers (TECHNOLOGY)
Description: Devices that use GPS to determine location


Name: Tanbara (Location)
Description: An area on the eastern side of the Takanawa mountain range.


Name: "Seal of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China" (TEXT)
Description: The text inscribed on the seal


Name: six sestiere (Administrative Division)
Description: Six subdivisions of the Triarchy


Name: Thin gold bars wound round a core of base metal (Construction Technique)
Description: A method for making torcs using gold and base metal


Name: Ceres' Surface (Physical Feature)
Description: The outermost layer of the dwarf planet Ceres.


Name: Mafic and Ultramafic Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Types of igneous rocks


Name: Alexander von Benckendorff (PERSON)
Description: Chief of the Third Section of His Majesty's Personal Chancellery


Name: Deep, reddish tinge and strong smell (Sensory Description)
Description: Features of interdigital cavities


Name: 8th (Rank)
Description: Position in a ranked list


Name: Postures (Body Position)
Description: Arrangement of the body in space


Name: 1800-1900 hours (Time Duration)
Description: The amount of annual sunshine on Faial Island


Name: about 25% (Percentage)
Description: Poverty rate


Name: Mathematical modelling (Scientific Method)
Description: Using mathematical equations to represent and understand complex systems


Name: dies (noun)
Description: Tools for stamping medals


Name: 70% of the country's oil needs (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of Brazil's oil requirements met by imports


Name: Strategic Material (RESOURCE TYPE)
Description: A material important for national security.


Name: Sea of Crete (SEA)
Description: A sea in the Mediterranean


Name: Alabama marble (Name)
Description: Another name for Sylacauga marble


Name: Old Earth Creationism (Belief System)
Description: View that the Earth is billions of years old and was created by God


Name: 2-3 (Mohs Hardness Scale)
Description: A measure of mineral hardness


Name: Louis-Gustave Binger (Person)
Description: Lieutenant in the French military


Name: Crannon (Location)
Description: City in Thessaly


Name: Portuguese colonial administration (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body overseeing Portugal's colonies


Name: A group of Anarchists (Social Group)
Description: Individuals who adhere to anarchist principles.


Name: Six Regions (GEOGRAPHIC DIVISION)
Description: North China, East China, Southwestern China, Northwestern China, South Central China, and Northeast China.


Name: Zillertal (Location)
Description: A valley in Tyrol, Austria


Name: Fine Artists (Profession)
Description: Artists who create artworks intended primarily for aesthetic appreciation.


Name: $865.35 per troy ounce (PRICE POINT)
Description: The highest price of gold per troy ounce on January 3, 2008.


Name: Acidic solution (Chemical Substance)
Description: A solution with a pH less than 7.


Name: measures taken by federal or state governments to address Sioux concerns over the sale of the land within Reynolds Prairie (TOPIC)
Description: Subject of the requested disclosure


Name: Major Hindu denominations (Groups)
Description: Principal branches or schools of thought within Hinduism.


Name: Diamond Cut (Gemstone Feature)
Description: A style or design guide used when shaping a diamond for polishing.


Name: Nesosilicates (Mineral Group)
Description: Silicate minerals with isolated tetrahedra


Name: shale (rock type)
Description: A sedimentary rock made of clay and silt.


Name: United States, European Union, OECD (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International entities responding to conflict minerals


Name: José García Ramos (Person)
Description: Artist associated with costumbrismo andaluz


Name: African sculpture (Sculpture Type/Artifact)
Description: Sculptural works originating from the African continent.


Name: Bluish Tint (Color)
Description: A slightly blue hue


Name: Aztec ruler (ROLE)
Description: Leader of the Aztec Empire


Name: Netherlands and Germany (LOCATION)
Description: Countries affected by the flood.


Name: Yttrium (Element)
Description: A chemical element


Name: Andalusia's Sheep and Goats (Livestock)
Description: Sheep and goats raised in Andalusia


Name: summits of many passes (Geographical Location)
Description: Highest points on mountain passes


Name: Right rhombic prism (Geometric Shape)
Description: A three-dimensional shape with six rhombus-shaped faces.


Name: Fine Detail (Artistic Feature)
Description: Intricate and precise elements in a sculpture.


Name: Mongol rule (RULE)
Description: Governance by the Mongols


Name: Body-centered cubic lattice (Crystal Structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure.


Name: Elasticity (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to return to its original shape after being deformed.


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: A metalloid element with atomic number 5.


Name: diamond CVD (Technique)
Description: Method for growing diamonds using chemical vapor deposition


Name: Prime Minister (OFFICE)
Description: The head of government in Greece.


Name: Three Counties (Political Entity)
Description: Counties that covered the western plains of Taiwan


Name: old plant tissue (biological material)
Description: Older parts of a plant, such as stems and leaves that are no longer actively growing.


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: A continent located south of Central America.


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country


Name: hunting lodge (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: A place for hunting


Name: Mines in Sinai (Location)
Description: Mines situated in the Sinai Peninsula


Name: Voyager program (SPACE_PROGRAM)
Description: NASA's program to explore the outer solar system.


Name: subject of classification (concept in classification)
Description: The people or entities who perform the act of classifying


Name: Lithium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal.


Name: Burgenland Croatian (LANGUAGE VARIANT)
Description: A dialect of Croatian spoken in Burgenland


Name: Die Welt (Newspaper)
Description: A German daily newspaper.


Name: 7 times higher than Spain (RATE)
Description: Mortality rate comparison to Spain


Name: Reabsorption (Process)
Description: The process of returning filtered substances back into the bloodstream.


Name: Saalbach (Town)
Description: A town in Austria known for its skiing.


Name: 5 point groups (Point Group Set)
Description: Five point groups with a single three-fold rotation axis.


Name: Cobalt (Element)
Description: A hard, lustrous metallic element.


Name: Anatase and Rutile forms (Crystal structures)
Description: Different crystal arrangements of TiO2


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group indigenous to North Africa


Name: Semiarid Region (Region)
Description: An area experiencing semi-arid conditions.


Name: Venus (Planet)
Description: The second planet from the Sun, known for its extremely hot surface temperature.


Name: Two semesters (Unit of time)
Description: Periods within the academic year


Name: Manganese in the form of Spiegeleisen (Material)
Description: A manganese-rich iron alloy.


Name: War Sword (Weapon Type)
Description: A sword designed for use in warfare.


Name: Echinothurioida (Order of Echinoids)
Description: An order of sea urchins characterized by their sand-dollar like shape.


Name: Production of 1 kg aluminium (Process Result)
Description: The outcome of producing one kilogram of aluminum metal.


Name: radioactivity (ScientificConcept)
Description: Phenomenon of emitting radiation


Name: Orange Kyanite (Mineral Variety)
Description: Kyanite with an orange coloration


Name: John Cheever (PERSON)
Description: American novelist and short story writer.


Name: regulator (Organization)
Description: An entity responsible for overseeing and controlling a particular industry.


Name: orientation of the Templo Mayor (Concept)
Description: The direction and alignment of the Templo Mayor.


Name: Interstate 359 (Highway)
Description: An auxiliary interstate route in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.


Name: Importance of Agriculture in Andalusia (Concept)
Description: The significance of agriculture to the region's economy.


Name: Hungarians (ETHNIC_GROUP)
Description: A Central Asian ethnic group


Name: Gem Testing Laboratory (Organization)
Description: A facility equipped to test the authenticity of gemstones.


Name: Northern Italian influence (Cultural Influence)
Description: The impact of Northern Italian culture on Great Moravia.


Name: Athens (City)
Description: Capital of Greece


Name: 15,940 square miles (AREA)
Description: The land area of Switzerland in square miles


Name: Presidency (POSITION)
Description: The highest office in the Russian government.


Name: Angle D (Angle)
Description: A specific angle in a geometric configuration.


Name: 2 (Number)
Description: Number of seats on the high school district's board of education allocated to Franklin


Name: Subway System Shutdown (Event)
Description: Closure of the New York City subway system.


Name: daguerreotype image (Image Type)
Description: An image produced by the daguerreotype process


Name: New Restrictions (Laws)
Description: Legislation enacted to limit voting rights.


Name: Fe atoms (atom)
Description: Iron atoms in the pyrite structure.


Name: skill and method (concept)
Description: Abilities and techniques used in creating something.


Name: Hjortspring boat (Artifact)
Description: A well-preserved Bronze Age boat found in Denmark.


Name: 56 (Number)
Description: The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom of Barium


Name: High degree of flatness (PROPERTY)
Description: The extent to which a surface is level and smooth.


Name: secondary religion schools (Educational Institutions)
Description: Schools focused on religious education


Name: Wadi Murabba'at (LOCATION)
Description: A ravine in Israel


Name: Robert Smithson (ARTIST)
Description: Artist known for site-specific and environmental art works


Name: Austrians (Nationality)
Description: People from Austria


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A red fruit with many seeds


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country in Southwestern Europe.


Name: Vegetable dyes (MATERIAL)
Description: Dyes derived from plants.


Name: 4,920 (NUMBER)
Description: Number of households according to the 2020 census


Name: Tornadoes (WEATHER_PHENOMENON)
Description: Rotating columns of air that extend from thunderstorms to the ground.


Name: Gabriel Lippmann (Person)
Description: A French physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on color photography.


Name: Alabama's greatest natural disaster (EVENT)
Description: The largest natural disaster to occur in Alabama


Name: Kukri (Sword Type)
Description: A curved Nepalese knife with a distinctive blade shape.


Name: manufacturing (Industry)
Description: The process of transforming raw materials into finished products.


Name: Neolithic (PERIOD)
Description: New Stone Age


Name: Ulexite (Mineral)
Description: Boron-containing mineral


Name: Loxodromes (excluding Meridians and Parallels) (Navigation Path)
Description: Paths with constant bearing other than North-South or East-West


Name: People's Democratic Party General Secretary (Political Position)
Description: The highest-ranking position in the People's Democratic Party


Name: goods (Material Possession)
Description: Items supplied as tribute by subject towns.


Name: Artistic experiments of German goldsmiths (Art Movement)
Description: Further developments in modern art jewelry history, occurring in the 1950s.


Name: Daughter of Francesco I Crispo (PERSON)
Description: Daughter of the Duke of Andros


Name: Mechanically assisted engraving systems (Tool)
Description: Engraving systems that utilize mechanical assistance.


Name: throughout the country (Location)
Description: The entire territory of the Netherlands during the Iron Age.


Name: Russian philosophy (Philosophical School)
Description: A body of thought and ideas developed in Russia.


Name: 5 million (Number)
Description: Approximate number of people employed in Switzerland


Name: Moravians (People)
Description: The inhabitants of the medieval state of Great Moravia.


Name: destruction of synagogues, businesses, and homes (MATERIAL DAMAGE)
Description: -


Name: Flour (Material)
Description: Powdered form of grain used in baking.


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Allegiance to tribal groups (Concept)
Description: Loyalty and sense of belonging to one's tribe


Name: Relative Abundance of Mica (Petrological Characteristic)
Description: The percentage of mica minerals present in a rock.


Name: Lemnos (LOCATION)
Description: Greek island


Name: Algerian Agency for Cultural Influence (AARC) (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An Algerian agency that promotes cultural influence.


Name: Keshi pearls (Gemstone)
Description: Pearls formed without a nucleus.


Name: Hahn's laboratory in Berlin (LOCATION)
Description: Laboratory where nuclear fission was discovered


Name: Faceted (Visual Characteristic)
Description: Having flat, polished surfaces.


Name: boroughs of New York City (LOCATION)
Description: Administrative divisions within New York City


Name: Missionaries (Occupation)
Description: People who spread religious beliefs


Name: Sheep population, wool production, allocation (Data)
Description: Specific information about sheep husbandry and wool management


Name: Electromagnetic radiation (Physical phenomenon)
Description: Energy that travels through space as waves.


Name: Shin-gunto (Weapon)
Description: A Japanese military sword adopted in 1934.


Name: Photoengraving Method (Process)
Description: A method of engraving that produces a deep engraving with sloped shoulders.


Name: Act of kindness and devotion (Concept)
Description: Actions demonstrating compassion and loyalty.


Name: Artificial lithium fractionation (Chemical Phenomenon)
Description: The separation of lithium isotopes due to human activities.


Name: 800 and 900 nm (wavelength range)
Description: Portion of the electromagnetic spectrum where aluminium reflectivity decreases.


Name: Impure Carbonate Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: Carbonate rocks containing impurities.


Name: French colonial officials and social scientists (PEOPLE)
Description: Individuals involved in the French colonial administration and social sciences


Name: Suspended solids (Substance)
Description: Solid particles dispersed in a fluid


Name: KZ-Mauthausen (Concentration Camp)
Description: Main concentration camp in the Reichsgau


Name: nation under the new Australian Constitution (DOCUMENT)
Description: The foundational legal document outlining the structure and function of the Australian government.


Name: Syria (Location)
Description: A region in the Middle East.


Name: individual states (POLITICAL_DIVISION)
Description: Subdivisions of Germany


Name: 1994 FIFA World Cup (Sporting Event)
Description: The 15th edition of the FIFA Men's World Cup


Name: Abd ar-Rahman (PERSON)
Description: Ruler of al-Andalus


Name: Spring (Season)
Description: The season between winter and summer characterized by warmer temperatures and longer days.


Name: oxygen-16 (isotope)
Description: An isotope of oxygen.


Name: Austrian Economy (ECONOMY)
Description: The economic system of Austria


Name: Naturally occurring (Property)
Description: Existing in nature without human intervention


Name: European Union (Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Calcite precipitation (Process)
Description: The formation of calcite crystals from a solution.


Name: Quartzite (Rock)
Description: A hard, non-foliated metamorphic rock formed from quartz sandstone.


Name: Sochi (CITY)
Description: A city located in Krasnodar Krai on the Black Sea coast.


Name: "one of the most modern but repressive countries in the Arab world" (QUOTE)
Description: Description of Tunisia by The Guardian


Name: Covellite (Mineral)
Description: A copper sulfide mineral


Name: Cello (Musical Instrument)
Description: A string instrument played with a bow, typically held between the legs.


Name: Huns (Ethnic Group)
Description: A nomadic group from Central Asia.


Name: assault (EVENT)
Description: An attack


Name: Japanese Literature (Genre)
Description: Literary works produced in Japan.


Name: Other Rubies (Gemstone Category)
Description: Rubies with less vibrant red hues.


Name: interior of Australia (REGION)
Description: Central part of the Australian continent.


Name: Ancient Chinese (People)
Description: The population of ancient China.


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: An island nation in South Asia.


Name: Brigantes (PEOPLE)
Description: An ancient British tribe.


Name: iron(II) sulfate (chemical compound)
Description: A compound of iron and sulfur


Name: Moroccan dialect of Arabic (Language)
Description: A regional dialect of Arabic spoken in Morocco.


Name: Regions of Russia (Administrative Divisions)
Description: Subdivisions within the Russian Federation


Name: Han Chinese traditions (CulturalTradition)
Description: Traditional practices and beliefs of the Han Chinese people


Name: Jesus' sacrifice for humanity (Religious Event)
Description: The act of Jesus giving his life to redeem humankind.


Name: Saas Fee (Location)
Description: A village in the Swiss Alps


Name: Sanātana Dharma (Concept)
Description: The eternal law or the eternal way


Name: Kulturbrille (CONCEPT)
Description: The idea that our cultural background shapes how we perceive the world.


Name: 1840 (DATE)
Description: Year of William I's abdication


Name: Religious and Civic Virtue (CONCEPT)
Description: Qualities associated with religion and civic duty.


Name: European Union (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Examples of transmissive mirrors (List)
Description: Types of mirrors allowing light transmission.


Name: Hard objects (Object)
Description: Objects with a high degree of hardness


Name: largest silver coin (COINAGE)
Description: Coin with the largest denomination in silver


Name: Etruscan inscriptions (Historical Artifact)
Description: Written records in the Etruscan script


Name: Mycenaean elites (SOCIAL_GROUP)
Description: The ruling class of Mycenaean society.


Name: Crushing (Process)
Description: Reducing something to smaller pieces by force


Name: 139La (Isotope)
Description: Stable isotope of lanthanum


Name: Porfirio Díaz's regime (Government)
Description: The period of Porfirio Díaz's presidency.


Name: western types (Cultural Style)
Description: Military equipment styles prevalent in Western Europe


Name: Cerium sesquioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound of cerium and oxygen.


Name: Vandals (PEOPLE)
Description: Germanic people who sacked Rome in 455 CE


Name: Tiryns and Nauplion (Location)
Description: Adjacent centers potentially under Mycenaean rule


Name: Notable family (GROUP)
Description: A family of high status or importance


Name: Greek Language (Language)
Description: The official language of Greece


Name: official kilns in Japan (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Government-run pottery facilities


Name: one of the best road systems on the continent (INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: High quality network of roads


Name: Middle Francia (Political Entity)
Description: One of the three parts of the Carolingian Empire after its division in 843


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of corundum with a range of colors.


Name: Abbey/Monastery at Amorbach (Religious Institution)
Description: A monastery in Amorbach, Germany.


Name: Educational system in Taiwan (Social institution)
Description: Formal structures for teaching and learning


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid layer of the Earth.


Name: Bavarian clergy (Religious Group)
Description: Clergy from Bavaria.


Name: 150 square miles (MEASUREMENT)
Description: The area of Lough Neagh.


Name: 2n+1 faces (numerical value)
Description: The total number of faces in an n-dimensional simplex


Name: Filigree Patterns (Art Objects)
Description: Designs created using the filigree technique.


Name: Large Scale Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A process that chemically alters rocks by introducing and removing mobile components


Name: Warning signs (OBJECT)
Description: Signs that alert people to potential dangers.


Name: Minoan civilization (Civilization)
Description: An ancient Bronze Age civilization on the island of Crete.


Name: environmental degradation (Environmental Issue)
Description: Negative impact on the environment


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.


Name: Commonwealth realms (GROUP_OF_COUNTRIES)
Description: 15 independent countries that share the British monarch as their head of state.


Name: Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (COMPANY)
Description: Health insurance company


Name: Irregular, Anastomosing, Dike-like Bodies (Geological Structure)
Description: Bodies of pseudotachylyte with a complex, branching and vein-like form.


Name: trichrome (staining technique)
Description: Used to differentiate connective tissues based on their staining properties.


Name: Orthopedic Implants (Medical Device)
Description: Artificial devices used to replace or support damaged bones and joints.


Name: Zhou dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: A dynasty in ancient China (1046–256 BC).


Name: Crest (Symbol)
Description: A heraldic emblem or symbol representing a family or group.


Name: Alabama (US State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States


Name: ISCC-NBS Dictionary of Color Names (1955) (Color Dictionary)
Description: A dictionary used to identify the colors of stamps.


Name: Cathode Material (Material Property)
Description: The electrode where reduction occurs in an electrochemical cell


Name: marble export (Trade Activity)
Description: The selling of marble to other countries


Name: Ballast for missile re-entry vehicles (Missile component)
Description: Weight used to stabilize missiles during re-entry.


Name: evidence (Information)
Description: Facts or data that support a claim.


Name: Sasanian inscription from the 3rd century CE (Historical Artifact)
Description: An inscription created during the Sasanian Empire


Name: Zaporozhian Host (MILITARY ORGANIZATION/STATE)
Description: Cossack quasi-state in the mid-17th century


Name: Mineraloid (Mineral Classification)
Description: A naturally occurring solid with an ordered internal structure but lacking the strict crystalline arrangement of minerals.


Name: Compounds (Chemical Substance)
Description: Substances formed by the chemical combination of two or more elements.


Name: Persian miniature painting (Art Style)
Description: An earlier style of miniature painting with Persian influences


Name: Optics (Field)
Description: Study of light and its properties.


Name: Orthorhombic (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system with three unequal axes at right angles to each other


Name: New Zealand dollar (Currency)
Description: Official currency of New Zealand


Name: Academic Art Styles (Art Style)
Description: Traditional and formal art styles taught in academies.


Name: jet (Mineral)
Description: Black gemstone formed from fossilized wood


Name: Washington, D.C. (City)
Description: Location of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.


Name: Discovery of Radioactive Decay (Scientific Discovery)
Description: The identification and understanding of radioactive decay as a natural phenomenon.


Name: Graphene (Allotrope)
Description: A single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice.


Name: RAF Limavady (MILITARY BASE)
Description: Royal Air Force base in Northern Ireland


Name: other languages (Linguistic category)
Description: Languages not belonging to a specific group


Name: American Academy of Arts and Sciences (Organization)
Description: Honorary society that recognizes leaders in various fields


Name: Lycomedes (Mythological Figure)
Description: King of Skyros


Name: Arsenic and Mercury (Element)
Description: Other highly toxic elements


Name: Mount Arthur (Mountain)
Description: A prominent mountain in the Tasman District.


Name: east side of the Mississippi River (LOCATION)
Description: The eastern bank of the Mississippi River


Name: gold from the Black Hills (Materials)
Description: Gold mined in the Black Hills region


Name: Aquatint (Printmaking Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique that uses acid and powdered rosin to create tonal effects on a metal plate.


Name: General Markets (Market Type)
Description: Markets with a wide variety of goods


Name: Werner Faymann (Person)
Description: Former chancellor of Austria


Name: Selenite Crystals (Material)
Description: Crystals of gypsum (CaSO4·2H2O).


Name: Sculpture at the Museum (ARTWORK)
Description: A sculpture located in a museum, likely representing artistic jewelry.


Name: skull caps (clothing accessory)
Description: Caps covering the head


Name: Second Process for Decorative Background (Process)
Description: An additional step to enhance the background of a decorative engraving.


Name: Fire Prevention (Safety Measure)
Description: Practices and strategies aimed at reducing the risk of fire ignition and spread.


Name: Depleted picritic shergottite (Rock Type)
Description: A type of Martian rock


Name: Tree Line to Snow Line (Elevation Markers)
Description: Boundaries defining the Alpine Zone.


Name: Stupas (ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURE)
Description: Buddhist structures


Name: Chordates (Animal Phylum)
Description: Phylum containing animals with notochord


Name: Filmmaking (ART FORM)
Description: The process of creating films


Name: Golden Eagle (Class)
Description: The class representing golden eagles.


Name: Transportation in Colombia (System)
Description: The system for moving people and goods within Colombia


Name: hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Climate Type)
Description: Type of climate characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters


Name: general exchange medium (ECONOMIC CONCEPT)
Description: A commonly accepted form of currency.


Name: strength of the agricultural and construction sectors (Economic Feature)
Description: The robust performance of these industries in Spain, creating demand for labor.


Name: high-resolution genetics (scientific technique)
Description: A set of techniques used to analyze genetic material with high precision.


Name: Carbo (Word)
Description: Latin word for coal


Name: high (Quantity)
Description: A large amount


Name: Art-Related Fields (Industry)
Description: Jobs and professions related to the creation and appreciation of art.


Name: Morocco (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African country


Name: rheology of Earth's mantle (Geological property)
Description: The flow properties of Earth's mantle.


Name: cinnabar (Mineral)
Description: A red ore of mercury sulfide.


Name: men in mourning (Group)
Description: Men who are grieving a loss


Name: fourth millennium BCE (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: A period of time in the past.


Name: High-Quality Dyes (Material)
Description: Dyes that produce a deep, rich black color


Name: Rocks (Natural Object)
Description: Solid materials found in the Earth's crust


Name: this practice (Event)
Description: The act of commissioning new seals with inherited designs.


Name: materials, techniques, and form (Category)
Description: Elements related to the physical creation of art.


Name: Around 100,000 reservists (NUMBER)
Description: Approximate number of individuals available for mobilization


Name: Idealist Nudes (Artwork Type)
Description: Sculptures of nude figures embodying idealized beauty


Name: Soup (Food Category)
Description: Liquid food


Name: Ballymena (TOWN)
Description: A town in Northern Ireland


Name: +2, +3, +4, +6, +7 (Oxidation States)
Description: Possible charges a manganese atom can have in compounds.


Name: Military forces (Organization)
Description: A group of people organized for military purposes.


Name: 1989 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: 14% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of land used for agriculture


Name: Bosniaks (Ethnolinguistic Group)
Description: A South Slavic ethnic group


Name: Pinctada fucata (Species)
Description: A small pearl oyster species.


Name: a bushy tail with a white tip (physical characteristic)
Description: A distinctive feature of the tail.


Name: Rebel Side (GROUP)
Description: Forces opposing the Republican government in the Spanish Civil War


Name: First Written Reference to Gold (Text)
Description: The earliest written mention of gold.


Name: ammolite gem (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone


Name: 1870s (Decade)
Description: A decade in the 19th century.


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone variety of corundum.


Name: 20 universities (INSTITUTION COUNT)
Description: The number of higher education institutions in Turkey


Name: Royal Norwegian Navy (Military Branch)
Description: Naval forces component of the Norwegian Armed Forces


Name: Inhabitants of Lipari (People)
Description: Residents of the island of Lipari


Name: Atacama Desert (DESERT)
Description: A dry, barren area of land


Name: Properties (Characteristic)
Description: Attributes or traits of a substance or phenomenon.


Name: Mujahideen (MILITARY GROUP)
Description: Afghan fighters resisting the Soviet occupation.


Name: Sedimentary deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock layers formed by the accumulation of sediments.


Name: 6th (Ordinal Number)
Description: Sixth position in a ranking


Name: Triarchy of Negroponte (Political Entity)
Description: A tripartite division of Euboea


Name: Grão-Pará (REGION)
Description: State in Brazil


Name: magnesia, female magnes ore (NAME)
Description: Older names for the same mineral.


Name: Mali (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Manganese (ELEMENT)
Description: A metallic element


Name: Optical Behavior (Property)
Description: How a material interacts with light.


Name: Positive Angle Rotation (ROTATIONAL DIRECTION)
Description: Rotation in a counter-clockwise direction in a standard Cartesian coordinate system.


Name: Swedish Royal Family (Royal Family)
Description: The current reigning dynasty of Sweden


Name: The Conquest of Mexico (BOOK)
Description: Prescott's historical account of the Spanish conquest of Mexico


Name: giant Madagascar hissing cockroach (Insect)
Description: A large species of hissing cockroach used as live jewelry.


Name: central Asturias (Location)
Description: A region in northern Spain.


Name: Leonhard David Hermann (Person)
Description: German physician and naturalist.


Name: Electride Compound (Chemical Classification)
Description: A compound containing a trapped electron within its structure


Name: Kais Saied (PERSON)
Description: President of Tunisia


Name: 1893 to 1960 (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The years during which France controlled Ivory Coast


Name: 7Li (Isotope)
Description: The most abundant isotope of lithium


Name: Metasomatism (Process)
Description: Circulation of fluids through rock, contributing to metamorphism


Name: wall-painting (Art Form)
Description: Paintings done on walls


Name: Rejection of Tang dynasty fashion extravagance (Social Trend)
Description: A movement against the opulent clothing styles of the Tang dynasty.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: U.S. (COUNTRY)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Pomegranate fruit husk (Plant Part)
Description: Outer covering of the pomegranate fruit


Name: Solar System model (MODEL)
Description: Kepler's model of the Solar System using Platonic solids.


Name: Lötschberg Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: A tunnel connecting the cantons of Bern and Valais


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A primary color.


Name: army (GROUP)
Description: Military force


Name: Tenochtitlan (CITY-STATE)
Description: The capital city of the Aztec Empire.


Name: City-States (Altepetl) (Political Unit)
Description: Small, independent political entities within the Aztec Empire.


Name: Pre-school education (EducationLevel)
Description: Educational programs for children aged 3 to 6.


Name: relations of production (CONCEPT)
Description: The way things are made and sold.


Name: social supply chain problems (Issue)
Description: Problems related to social and environmental responsibility in supply chains.


Name: Services (Economic Sector)
Description: Activities that provide intangible goods or services to consumers and businesses


Name: Modern port of Mocha (LOCATION)
Description: -


Name: Seals (Artifact)
Description: Impressions used for authentication


Name: Mortar for construction (Building Material)
Description: A paste used to bind bricks or stones together in structures.


Name: needles of aragonite (structure)
Description: Needle-shaped crystals of the mineral aragonite.


Name: Antique Porcelain Collection (Collection)
Description: A collection of antique porcelain artifacts.


Name: Black Clothing (Clothing)
Description: Clothes of a dark color


Name: commercially pure materials of the 1920s (Material)
Description: Semiconductor materials available commercially during the 1920s.


Name: Iron smelting (TECHNOLOGY)
Description: The process of extracting iron from its ore.


Name: Catholic Churches and Schools (Religious Institution)
Description: Numerous churches and schools serve the community


Name: Seven Wonders of the Modern World (Recognition)
Description: A prestigious list recognizing exceptional engineering feats.


Name: inhabitants of Raetia (PEOPLE)
Description: People living in Raetia


Name: U.S. Steel (Company)
Description: Steel producer


Name: Great Orme (LOCATION)
Description: A headland in North Wales with a copper mine.


Name: Cross shape (Shape)
Description: A geometric figure with four arms of equal length


Name: Color (Attribute)
Description: A property of objects that determines how they appear to the eye


Name: Eritrichium nanum (Plant Species)
Description: A plant species known as the cushionplant and commonly found in high altitudes.


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A silvery-white, lightweight metal.


Name: Mining (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting minerals or other geological materials from the earth.


Name: Independence (EVENT)
Description: Process of a colony becoming self-governing


Name: dueling (Activity)
Description: Formal combat between two individuals


Name: Werkbund (New Objectivity) (Architectural Movement)
Description: An organization promoting applied arts and design.


Name: Chart of the mouth of the Red Sea (DOCUMENT)
Description: A navigational map of the entrance to the Red Sea


Name: -∞ (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Negative infinity


Name: Evzonas (Mountain Peak)
Description: The highest point of the Hymettus mountain range.


Name: election irregularities (EVENT)
Description: Alleged problems with the 2001 election


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group indigenous to North Africa.


Name: Sursilvan (Dialect)
Description: A dialect of Romansh


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The absence of light.


Name: Kruithof curve (Graph)
Description: A curve illustrating the relationship between color perception, pleasingness, temperature and intensity of light.


Name: Ural Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Russia where demantoid was discovered.


Name: Chromium (Element)
Description: A metallic element that enhances corrosion resistance in steel.


Name: Able countries (Nation)
Description: Countries with the resources and capability to help.


Name: EU (International Organization)
Description: The European Union, a political and economic union of European countries.


Name: park and ride lot (FACILITY)
Description: Parking area for commuters using public transportation


Name: Green (Color)
Description: A secondary color


Name: four basic commitments (Principles)
Description: Fundamental values guiding Dutch foreign policy


Name: Black Communities (Social Groups)
Description: Communities predominantly composed of Black residents.


Name: September 1994 (Date)
Description: The month and year the Taliban originated.


Name: Mediterranean Sea (BODY_OF_WATER)
Description: A sea bordering Europe, Asia, and Africa.


Name: Prehistoric sculptures (ARTIFACT)
Description: Sculptures created before written history.


Name: Arctic Circle (Geographical Feature)
Description: An imaginary line circling the Earth at approximately 66.5 degrees north latitude


Name: premature babies in incubators containing O2-rich air (Patient Care Situation)
Description: The practice of placing premature infants in oxygen-rich environments.


Name: Seima-Turbino visual vocabulary (Artistic Style)
Description: The distinctive visual elements and motifs of the Seima-Turbino culture.


Name: Soviet Union (Political Entity)
Description: A communist state formed after the Russian Revolution


Name: Red Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Light with a long wavelength, part of the visible spectrum.


Name: Less popular in the Renaissance due to toxicity concerns (Social phenomenon)
Description: Shift in art materials usage due to health risks


Name: 91.1% (Statistical Value)
Description: Percentage of the population that are ethnic Austrians


Name: Oil search (EVENT)
Description: Seminal search for oil


Name: Clement of Alexandria (Person)
Description: Early Christian theologian


Name: superstructures (Social Construct)
Description: Institutions and cultural practices that are built upon the economic base.


Name: Kassite period (Time Period)
Description: A historical era in Babylonian history.


Name: 6.6 million tourists (Quantity)
Description: The number of visitors to Brazil in a given year.


Name: Concrete (Type of Anthropic Rock)
Description: A human-made rock composed of natural and processed rock materials.


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Ornaments worn as decoration


Name: Medieval Castle (Structure)
Description: The medieval castle in Chios Town


Name: Alpine regions (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas within the Alps mountain range.


Name: statistical variation of platelets (Property)
Description: The degree to which the platelets in nacre vary in size and shape.


Name: Earthquakes, Tsunami, Volcanic Eruptions (Natural Phenomena)
Description: Geophysical events that occur frequently in Japan


Name: The Russian Revolution (HISTORICALEVENT)
Description: -


Name: EU commission (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Executive branch of the European Union


Name: Quantum Effects (Phenomena)
Description: Effects governed by quantum mechanics principles


Name: Kuomintang and CCP (GROUP)
Description: Political parties in China


Name: tribal practices and loyalties (CUSTOMS)
Description: Traditional Berber ways of life


Name: Notable Private Universities (Educational Institution)
Description: Private universities located in NYC, including Barnard College, Columbia University, Cooper Union, Fordham University, New York University, New York Institute of Technology, Rockefeller University, Mercy University, Cornell Tech and Yeshiva University.


Name: Balkan Peninsula (Geographical Region)
Description: A peninsula in Southeastern Europe


Name: Erickson, R.L. (Person)
Description: Geologist who mapped the Magnet Cove igneous complex


Name: transportation of goods over longer distances (Logistics)
Description: The planning, implementation, and control of the efficient flow and storage of goods.


Name: review complied with the city's legal standards and that a racial impact study was unnecessary (Statement)
Description: City's position on legality and need for study


Name: Ceuta (CITY)
Description: A Spanish autonomous city located on the African coast.


Name: Isaac Newton (Person)
Description: English physicist and mathematician who studied light and color.


Name: Four (Number)
Description: Quantity representing a set of four items


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A common carbonate mineral (CaCO3)


Name: Natural phenomena (Concept)
Description: Kami are often connected to natural events or occurrences


Name: O2− (Ion)
Description: Oxygen ion with a negative charge


Name: Bulldog (Animal Symbol)
Description: An iconic animal representing the United Kingdom


Name: colder winters and less precipitation inland (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Meteorological conditions characterized by coldness and reduced rainfall


Name: US$124 billion (Amount)
Description: Financial value of the healthcare initiative


Name: ʻAparima (DANCE)
Description: A group dance performed by Tahitians.


Name: Shock metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metamorphism caused by high-pressure impact.


Name: Bulgarian (Language)
Description: A South Slavic language spoken in Bulgaria


Name: lunar orbit (Orbit)
Description: The destination of the Chang'e 6 ascender after lift-off from the Moon.


Name: Jade (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of precious stones


Name: svadharma (Concept)
Description: One's own duty based on class or caste


Name: Leon and Freda Schaller (PERSON)
Description: Prime donors of the Schaller Medical Centre


Name: 1970s (DECADE)
Description: Decade in which the labs were established.


Name: Total Girdle Diameter (Diamond Measurement)
Description: The diameter of the widest part of the diamond.


Name: 30 documentaries (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of documentaries supported by AARC


Name: Rococo style (ARTISTIC STYLE)
Description: A light, playful style that emerged after the Baroque.


Name: new grain (Geological Feature)
Description: A discrete unit of crystalline material


Name: 191,779 (Quantity)
Description: Population of Tahiti according to the 2022 Census.


Name: Al2SiO5 Nesosilicate Phase Diagram (Geologic Diagram)
Description: A simplified petrogenetic grid focusing on rocks with aluminum, silicon, and oxygen.


Name: 20 December 1836 (Date)
Description: Alfred Grandidier's birthdate


Name: top attraction (TITLE)
Description: The most popular attraction


Name: Questioning Authority, Internal Debate, Challenging Religious Texts (Practice)
Description: Critical engagement with religious beliefs and doctrines.


Name: 218 pm (Length)
Description: The length of other U-O bonds in Magnesium uranate.


Name: Fatimids of Egypt (DYNASTY)
Description: Shia Muslim dynasty ruling from North Africa


Name: treating 60% of collected wastewater  (Goal)
Description: Target for wastewater treatment capacity


Name: Philippine Sea Plate (TECTONIC PLATE)
Description: An oceanic tectonic plate in the western Pacific Ocean.


Name: 1894 (YEAR)
Description: The year the Kingsbridge Free Library was established


Name: Coin Alignment (Term)
Description: Alignment specific to coins


Name: 2011 (YEAR)
Description: The year 2011


Name: Philipsburg (CITY)
Description: City in Montana


Name: Australian continent (LOCATION)
Description: Continent where Australia is located


Name: German occupation zone (REGION)
Description: The northern part of France occupied by Germany during World War II


Name: Battle of Majorca (Military Event)
Description: A battle during the Spanish Civil War for control of Mallorca


Name: 4 meters (Measurement)
Description: A unit of length equal to 13 feet


Name: gneisses (ROCK TYPE)
Description: Metamorphic rocks with a banded or foliated texture


Name: Ore Minerals (Minerals)
Description: Minerals that are economically valuable and can be extracted for profit.


Name: Tena (Mythological Figure)
Description: A man in Muisca legend created by the god Are.


Name: 12–15 kilograms (measurement)
Description: The estimated total mass of the Tissint meteorite fragments.


Name: 10,000 troops (MilitaryUnit)
Description: Soldiers stationed in Taiwan


Name: 5.5 (Number)
Description: Hardness value parallel to {001}


Name: Arnulf of East Francia (Person)
Description: King of East Francia


Name: Jay Chou (Person)
Description: A famous Taiwanese singer and songwriter.


Name: Royal Air Force (MILITARY ORGANIZATION)
Description: The air force of the United Kingdom


Name: Gold Ions (Chemical Species)
Description: Positively charged gold atoms formed during the oxidation process.


Name: Great quantities (Quantity)
Description: A large amount.


Name: 1766 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Aesthetics (Visual Appeal)
Description: The beauty or pleasing appearance of something.


Name: largest exporter of Greek wine (INDUSTRY)
Description: Exporting activity of wine from Greece


Name: Thousands of times (Quantity)
Description: A large number of repetitions.


Name: Buchan Metamorphism (Metamorphic Series)
Description: A sequence of metamorphic rock types formed under specific temperature and pressure conditions.


Name: Arendelle (FICTITIOUS_LOCATION)
Description: Fictional kingdom from the Disney film Frozen


Name: foreign-born population in Italy (DEMOGRAPHIC GROUP)
Description: People born outside of Italy residing within the country.


Name: Alexander Fersman (Person)
Description: A Russian academician and geologist.


Name: Delian League (Organization)
Description: Ancient Greek alliance led by Athens


Name: Puno region (Geographic Location)
Description: A region in southern Peru.


Name: Myanmar (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: English (NATIONALITY)
Description: People from England.


Name: Expansion of Diamond Cutting Industry in India (Event)
Description: The growth of diamond cutting centers in India


Name: Cōlhuah (Name)
Description: A name referring to their royal genealogy tying them to Culhuacan.


Name: Oxygen-18 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of oxygen with 8 protons and 10 neutrons.


Name: Calcium (Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal element


Name: Carvings and Jewelry (Objects)
Description: Items made from pounamu, often with cultural significance.


Name: 625–740 nanometres (Wavelength)
Description: The range of wavelengths for red light.


Name: potters (PERSON)
Description: Individuals who make pottery


Name: Many and Varied (Qualitative Description)
Description: Describes the wide range of biological effects lithium has


Name: linoleum (Material)
Description: A floor covering material


Name: major international events (Event)
Description: Significant gatherings or competitions


Name: Huns (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: A nomadic people from Central Asia.


Name: Metamorphic Processes (Geological Process)
Description: Transformational processes that alter existing rocks.


Name: Scarcity of Brazilian carbonado (SITUATION)
Description: Limited availability of carbonado from Brazil


Name: Algeria's unemployment rate (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: Percentage of the workforce without jobs


Name: Forsterite (Mineral)
Description: The magnesium endmember of the olivine solid solution series.


Name: Ni and Co Substitution (Chemical Property)
Description: Nickel and cobalt atoms replacing some iron atoms in the pyrite structure.


Name: IUPAC (ORGANIZATION)
Description: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry


Name: Small "opal" veins (Geological Feature)
Description: Where Weeksite occurs within rhyolite and agglomerates.


Name: Isotopes before 142Nd (Group of Isotopes)
Description: All isotopes of Neodymium that are less massive than 142Nd


Name: 2004 HCA cut standards (Standard)
Description: Diamond cut grading standards developed by the Holloway Cut Advisor in 2004


Name: Long Words (Linguistic Feature)
Description: Words of significant length.


Name: Similarity and Macroeconomic Factors (Concept)
Description: Shared characteristics and broader economic conditions influencing stock prices.


Name: Italic styles (Architectural style)
Description: Native architectural styles of the Italian peninsula


Name: Hypertension (Medical Condition)
Description: High blood pressure.


Name: Pierre Boucherle (PERSON)
Description: Main instigator of the School of Tunis.


Name: Rällingsberg mine (Mine)
Description: The mine that produced ore with high manganese content.


Name: Chapel St. Maria Addolorata (BUILDING)
Description: Chapel in Mosogno Sotto


Name: Non-denominational Muslims (Religious Group)
Description: Muslims who do not adhere to a specific school of Islamic thought


Name: dishevelled (State of Being)
Description: Untidy or messy


Name: Canada (Yellowknife area of the Northwest Territories) (Location)
Description: A region in Canada where Iolite is found.


Name: Kandahar (LOCATION)
Description: City in Afghanistan


Name: Province of Moesia Superior (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Roman province encompassing parts of the Balkans


Name: near round shape (Shape Description)
Description: The current, improved shape of these pearls.


Name: Southwest Gaul (REGION)
Description: Region in southwestern Gaul


Name: Pentamerone (BOOK)
Description: Collection of fairy tales


Name: Socialist ideas (Ideology)
Description: Political and economic theories advocating for social ownership and democratic control of the means of production.


Name: Continuous Operation (Operational Mode)
Description: A mode of operation where a system runs uninterruptedly.


Name: More than 300% (Percentage)
Description: A threefold increase


Name: Sixth-Longest in the World (RANKING)
Description: The sixth position on a global list of waterway length


Name: Historical Classification (Concept)
Description: A system of classification that emphasizes the evolutionary history of organisms.


Name: Mycenae (City)
Description: A prominent site and center of power in the Mycenaean era.


Name: 975 to 1075 (Time Period)
Description: The period from the year 975 to 1075 CE


Name: Pikes Peak Region (Region)
Description: Area around Pikes Peak mountain in Colorado.


Name: Shugendō (Religion)
Description: A sect of Japanese Buddhism focused on self-actualization through challenging rituals.


Name: France (Location)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: unicorn (mythical creature)
Description: A mythical creature often depicted as a horse with a single horn


Name: Fortified cereals (Food source)
Description: Cereals that have been enriched with added nutrients, including zinc.


Name: Other Ethnic Groups (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who are not descended from Han Chinese immigrants


Name: China (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization known for its art.


Name: Washukanni (Ancient City)
Description: An ancient city in northern Mesopotamia


Name: Function of Radius and Density (Mathematical Function)
Description: Equation that defines the specific surface area in terms of the radius and density


Name: Sleeping Young Woman in Orange Dress (SUBJECT)
Description: The subject of the painting


Name: Planolites (Ichnotaxon (Fossil Trace))
Description: An ichnotaxon representing worm-like trace fossils.


Name: Religious Purposes (Concept)
Description: Practices and beliefs related to the sacred.


Name: Old European Cut (Diamond Cut Style)
Description: A cut style popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries.


Name: DMT1 (Protein)
Description: A protein responsible for transporting manganese


Name: United States v. Sioux Nation of Indians (LEGAL CASE)
Description: A landmark case concerning the Black Hills.


Name: Bulgaria (STATE)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Greco-Buddhism (Cultural Phenomenon)
Description: The fusion of Greek and Buddhist traditions


Name: Yōkai myths (Mythological Category)
Description: A collection of supernatural beings and stories in Japanese folklore.


Name: Chios (Location)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea


Name: rammed earth (Building material)
Description: A construction material made from compacted earth.


Name: Nafti Tribe (Ethnic Group)
Description: A Berber tribe known for their presence in the region.


Name: Nasino (comune (municipality))
Description: A municipality in Italy.


Name: absorbed (process)
Description: Taking in or soaking up light.


Name: Muslim community of Hui people (Ethnic/Religious group)
Description: Followers of Islam from the Hui ethnic group


Name: Inlaid stone, Engraved gems (Artworks)
Description: Decorative elements often imitated in manuscripts


Name: Baba Ram Rai (Religious Figure)
Description: Eldest son of Guru Har Rai, commissioned early paintings of the Gurus.


Name: Symbol of Status (Social Indicator)
Description: An object or item that represents wealth, power, or prestige.


Name: Limestone (Rock Type)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate.


Name: Central European countries (Region)
Description: A region where moss agate is found


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.


Name: Yuan Shikai (Person)
Description: A Chinese military leader and politician who proclaimed himself Emperor of China


Name: Woodcut (Technique)
Description: A relief printmaking technique where the design is carved into a woodblock.


Name: 1989 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: 1 mg/m3 over an 8-hour workday (QUANTITY)
Description: NIOSH's recommendation for the maximum allowable concentration of manganese in air during a workday


Name: earlier equivalents in wood (ARTIFACT)
Description: Earlier sculptures made from wood


Name: CarbFix Project (Research Project)
Description: Carbon sequestration project in Iceland


Name: Surfing (Sport)
Description: Riding waves on a surfboard


Name: Magazines (Periodical Publication)
Description: Publications issued periodically, containing articles, stories, and images on a variety of topics.


Name: Surface defects (Optical Defect)
Description: Small-scale, discontinuous imperfections in the surface smoothness of a mirror


Name: Hanfu with Khitan clothing and boots  (Clothing)
Description: A combination of traditional Han Chinese attire (Hanfu) and Khitan clothing elements.


Name: Brown topaz (Gemstone variety)
Description: Topaz with a brown color.


Name: Impressionism (Art Movement)
Description: A 19th-century art movement characterized by its emphasis on capturing the fleeting effects of light and color.


Name: Many towns and cities in the Maghreb region (Geographic Location)
Description: Urban areas where Jewish silversmiths operated.


Name: Sunnis (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
Description: The largest branch of Islam


Name: confluence of the northern Morava River and the Middle Danube (LOCATION)
Description: Point where two rivers meet


Name: Ruhr (URBAN AREA)
Description: Largest urban area in Germany


Name: oxide or hydroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Result of oxidation


Name: Kazimir Malevich (PERSON)
Description: Russian suprematist painter


Name: eastern side of Larne Lough inlet (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Narrow body of water connecting Larne Lough to the sea


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: -


Name: Scriptures (TEXT)
Description: Religious texts


Name: 2 inches per minute (MEASUREMENT)
Description: The cutting speed of a wire saw in 1911.


Name: changes in disease patterns (Category)
Description: Shifts in the occurrence and prevalence of illnesses


Name: Organization or Association (Group)
Description: A group of people who have received the same order.


Name: Silk Road Fund (International Organization)
Description: A Chinese-led investment fund


Name: Carbon-metal covalent bond (Chemical Bond Type)
Description: A type of chemical bond between a carbon atom and a metal atom.


Name: Nuclear power stations (ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: Power stations that generate electricity using nuclear fission


Name: Indo-Iranians (ETHNIC GROUP)
Description: People who speak Indo-Iranian languages


Name: John Taylor (Person)
Description: A prominent figure in Ipswich's cultural development.


Name: New Rush (EVENT)
Description: A period of intense diamond mining activity in Kimberley


Name: a rich and varied record of geological processes (INFORMATION)
Description: Zircon crystals preserve information about the geological history they have experienced.


Name: cataclasis (geological process)
Description: Crushing, frictional sliding and rotation of grains.


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A lightweight, silvery-white metal, a good conductor of electricity


Name: flat axes (Artifact)
Description: A type of tool with a flat, axe-shaped head made of bronze.


Name: American Construction Industry (Industry Sector)
Description: Businesses involved in building and infrastructure.


Name: More than 10% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Over ten percent of all plant species globally.


Name: Semiconductors (Material)
Description: Materials with electrical conductivity between a conductor and an insulator.


Name: 1st Cavalry Regiment (Military Unit)
Description: A cavalry regiment founded in 1833.


Name: Austrian Empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: A historical empire centered on Austria


Name: glucina (MINERAL)
Description: Mineral in which beryllium was found


Name: Grasslands (Biome)
Description: Areas dominated by grasses.


Name: Texts Preserved by Brahmins (Literary Works)
Description: Writings kept and maintained by the priestly caste.


Name: each metamorphic facies (Geological Facies)
Description: A set of metamorphic rocks with a characteristic mineral assemblage formed under specific pressure-temperature conditions.


Name: Right Chariot (Vehicle)
Description: The chariot associated with Poseidon.


Name: Russian (LANGUAGE)
Description: The dominant language in cities of Eastern and Southern Ukraine.


Name: Cold construction and crude techniques (TECHNIQUE)
Description: Techniques used by Calder in his jewelry making.


Name: Turners Falls, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: A village in Massachusetts


Name: Gemunden (City)
Description: A city located in eastern Germany.


Name: Maria Skłodowska-Curie (PERSON)
Description: Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Tasmanites (TEKTITES)
Description: Type of tektites found in Tasmania


Name: BBC domestic services (Broadcasting Services)
Description: The BBC's broadcasting services for the United Kingdom.


Name: Political Amnesty (Legal Process)
Description: Pardon for political offenses


Name: [Fe(H2O)6]2+ (Complex Ion)
Description: A hexaquo complex ion of iron in the +2 oxidation state.


Name: Uranus (Planet)
Description: The seventh planet from the Sun.


Name: Christian art (Art Style)
Description: Religious art associated with Christianity.


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: A temple dedicated to the goddess Athena


Name: Guajiboan (LANGUAGE FAMILY)
Description: A language family spoken in Colombia


Name: Ross (LOCATION)
Description: A region in Scotland


Name: Zinc naphthenate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound formed by zinc reacting with naphthenic acid


Name: Flatware (Object Category)
Description: Utensils with a flat shape, like forks and spoons


Name: Radiating spheres (Crystal Habit)
Description: Growth into an orb-like shape


Name: mining tin ore (cassiterite) (Process)
Description: Extracting tin ore from the earth.


Name: 55.3 million (Quantity)
Description: Projected population of Colombia by 2050


Name: Late Minoan IB destructions (Event)
Description: Destructions that ended Late Minoan IB period


Name: Quebec (Province)
Description: A Canadian province located to the north of New England.


Name: 1861 (Year)
Description: The year Louis Cordier died


Name: composition (Concept)
Description: The arrangement and balance of elements within a design.


Name: Manto ore deposits (Mineral Deposit Type)
Description: Ore deposits formed by metasomatic replacement processes, often enriched in copper and silver.


Name: Strong and Lightweight  (Property)
Description: Desirable characteristics of carbon nanotubes.


Name: Zinc (Chemical Element)
Description: A bluish-white metal


Name: Figs (Fruit)
Description: Sweet fruit with seeds inside


Name: Jacob's-ladder (Plant)
Description: The county flower of Derbyshire


Name: ingestion of pennies (EVENT)
Description: The act of swallowing coins.


Name: Forged steel (Material)
Description: Steel shaped by hammering or pressing.


Name: Arizona (Location)
Description: A state in the southwestern United States.


Name: Tanzania (country)
Description: A country in East Africa.


Name: more corrosion resistant than steel (Property)
Description: Wrought iron's ability to withstand corrosion better than steel.


Name: the trade (ACTIVITY)
Description: The transatlantic slave trade


Name: Jura Mountains (MOUNTAIN RANGE)
Description: Mountain range in western Switzerland


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: Fourth-largest continent by land area and population.


Name: Walter Camp (Person)
Description: An American football coach and innovator.


Name: dalr (WORD)
Description: Means 'valley' or 'dale' in Old Norse


Name: N'Chwaning, N'Chwaning II, N'Chwaning III (SHAFT_NAMES)
Description: Names of the three shafts at the mine


Name: May (TIME)
Description: Month of the year


Name: Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III) (Survey)
Description: A large-scale survey assessing the health and nutritional status of Americans.


Name: boom-bust cycle (ECONOMIC_PHENOMENON)
Description: A recurring pattern of economic expansion followed by contraction.


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A precious stone known for its blue color.


Name: Diamond's Hardness (Property)
Description: The ability of diamond to resist scratching and indentation.


Name: Kidney (Organ)
Description: Bean-shaped organ responsible for filtration


Name: South Asians (Ethnic Group)
Description: People from South Asia


Name: Numerous Domestic and International Destinations (LOCATION TYPE)
Description: Destinations served by the airport


Name: More figures than ancient engravers tolerated (Characteristic)
Description: A distinguishing feature of Renaissance gems compared to ancient ones.


Name: C (Chemical Symbol)
Description: Represents an alkali metal cation in the amphibole formula.