Name: Baltimore (Location)
Description: A city in the United States known for its history and culture.


Name: Honey, Sugar (Ingredient)
Description: Common sweeteners used in Turkish cuisine.


Name: Crimping (Joining Method)
Description: A method of joining materials by deforming them.


Name: Berber Revolt against Abbasid Caliphate (Event)
Description: An uprising by Berbers against the ruling Arab Caliphate in the 10th century.


Name: French forces (Military Unit)
Description: Soldiers from France


Name: Westchester County Department of Public Safety (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Public safety agency overseeing emergency services in Westchester County


Name: Frankfurt track (Railway Line)
Description: The Intercity-Express railway line from Frankfurt.


Name: Production or Trade of Bronze (Economic Activity)
Description: The key factor determining a civilization's inclusion in the Bronze Age.


Name: Cattle Industry (Economic Sector)
Description: Industry providing dairy and meat products on the island


Name: United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, New Zealand (Countries)
Description: List of countries whose healthcare systems were compared in the study


Name: King William IV (PERSON)
Description: King of the United Kingdom


Name: Use of Bright Yellow (Action)
Description: Restriction on using certain shades of yellow


Name: Crop and animal production in Alabama (Economic Activity)
Description: Farming activities within the state.


Name: Alkaline battery (Battery Type)
Description: Another common type of disposable battery.


Name: it is ingested (ACTION)
Description: The act of consuming something


Name: Europe (LOCATION)
Description: Continent located primarily in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Varṇatita (Title)
Description: A term for someone who transcends all social classifications


Name: Barents Sea (SEA)
Description: A marginal sea of the Arctic Ocean located north of Norway and Russia.


Name: Greek Solution (Political Party)
Description: A right-wing populist political party in Greece


Name: Reusable surface (Property)
Description: A surface that can be written on and erased multiple times.


Name: Hatrurim Basin (Geographic Region)
Description: A basin located west of the Dead Sea.


Name: Jeweler's Loupe (Tool)
Description: Magnifying glass used for examining gemstones


Name: unethical sourcing practices (illegal activity)
Description: Acquisition of materials or products through methods that violate ethical standards or regulations.


Name: Sugar Breakdown (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which sugars are broken down for energy.


Name: Reforms (POLITICAL PROCESS)
Description: Changes implemented to improve or restructure a system.


Name: 0.02–0.04 kg per kg of aluminium (Quantity)
Description: Rate of cathode consumption during electrolysis


Name: Mother (Person)
Description: Female parent


Name: Matrix (Printmaking Tool)
Description: A surface used to transfer ink onto paper, such as a woodblock, litho stone, or copper plate.


Name: Wood (Material)
Description: A hard, fibrous material from trees


Name: Diffusion (PROCESS)
Description: A process used to enhance color and clarity in gemstones


Name: Mutton Fat Jade (Material)
Description: A type of jade with a marbled white appearance.


Name: Yellowhammers (NICKNAME)
Description: Nickname for Alabama troops in the Confederate Army


Name: Mulucha (Muluya) (River)
Description: A river located in Algeria.


Name: Peru (LOCATION)
Description: A country in South America.


Name: M. Westreich (Person)
Description: A Belgian cutter who developed the High-Light Cut.


Name: vascular system (biological system)
Description: The network of blood vessels responsible for transporting blood throughout the body.


Name: Artists (People)
Description: Individuals who create art.


Name: 7000 species (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of beetle species


Name: High relative speed (Speed)
Description: The difference in speed between two objects


Name: connection between Mycenaean Greece and Yamnaya culture (RELATIONSHIP)
Description: Proposed link between the ancestry of Mycenaean Greeks and the Yamnaya culture


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (Person)
Description: Mathematician and gem enthusiast who developed the round brilliant cut.


Name: Princess Lilian (PERSON)
Description: Wife of Prince Bertil, Duchess of Halland


Name: Dillon Stadium (LOCATION)
Description: A stadium located in Hartford, Connecticut


Name: Maintaining Bone Health (Health Process)
Description: Processes that contribute to the well-being of bones.


Name: dense and short all year round (descriptive attributes)
Description: The consistent length and density of fur in these areas.


Name: Easter (Holiday)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ


Name: 0.1 ppm and 50−100 ppm (Range of Values)
Description: A range of lithium concentrations in mineral-rich soil.


Name: Mourning Jewellery (Type of Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry designed to express grief and remembrance for deceased loved ones.


Name: Acolhua (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the ethnic groups associated with the Aztec Empire.


Name: brucite (Mineral)
Description: A magnesium hydroxide mineral


Name: fixed social types (Social Category)
Description: Established roles within society


Name: Carbuncle (gemstone) (Gemstone)
Description: A deep red almandine gemstone cut in a cabochon style.


Name: Bellinzona (Location)
Description: Town in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: Small incisions (Anatomical feature)
Description: Cuts made on the upper valve of the mussel shell.


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: diamond (mineral)
Description: Precious stones made of carbon.


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte (PERSON)
Description: French emperor who established the Kingdom of Holland.


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The largest Christian denomination, headed by the Pope in Rome.


Name: crude oil and natural gas (Resource)
Description: Russia's primary energy exports


Name: Samba (MUSIC GENRE)
Description: A popular Brazilian musical genre.


Name: EC recognition (DIPLOMATIC_ACTION)
Description: Recognition by the European Community


Name: Europe (CONTINENT)
Description: The continent of Europe


Name: Complicated Crystal Structure (Structural Property)
Description: A complex arrangement of atoms within the mineral's crystal lattice.


Name: Phanerozoic (Geological Eon)
Description: The last 540 million years of Earth's history.


Name: Blue light (Light)
Description: The color Ce:YAG converts part of to yellow light.


Name: 65.7 million international tourists (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of visitors from other countries who travelled to China


Name: Great Copper Mountain (MINE)
Description: A mine located in Falun, Sweden.


Name: Loans (Financial Instrument)
Description: Money lent to borrowers with the expectation of repayment.


Name: bronze as significant (Statement)
Description: The continued importance of bronze in ancient China.


Name: five geographic areas (GEOGRAPHIC REGION TYPE)
Description: Subdivisions within Austria based on geography.


Name: Five regional radio stations (Radio Station)
Description: Public radio stations in Tunisia


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


Name: 121 pm (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Length of the bond between two oxygen atoms in O2


Name: Recipient of a document (Role)
Description: The person who receives a written document.


Name: Ming Dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: Dynasty in China (1368–1644)


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


Name: maroon and gold (Color Combination)
Description: The pairing of maroon and gold as a symbolic representation.


Name: Charlemagne's Palatine Chapel at Aachen (Building)
Description: A chapel located in Aachen, Germany.


Name: natron (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring sodium carbonate and bicarbonate mineral


Name: Active Collision Zone (Geological Region)
Description: An area where tectonic plates are colliding.


Name: 1981 (Year)
Description: The year the Kopaonik National Park was established.


Name: Angle (Mathematical Concept)
Description: A geometric figure formed by two rays sharing a common endpoint.


Name: Human activities, introduced species (Threat)
Description: Factors endangering Australia's ecosystems and biodiversity.


Name: St. Louis-style barbecue (FOOD)
Description: A type of barbecue originating in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Greeks (People)
Description: The people of Greece


Name: Old Rus' (Historical Region)
Description: Medieval East Slavic state


Name: PETA spokesperson Michael McGraw (Person)
Description: Spokesperson for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).


Name: Māori culture (CULTURE)
Description: Unique cultural traditions of the Māori people


Name: Dos Hermanas (LOCATION)
Description: Town in Andalusia, Spain


Name: stock characters (Character Archetype)
Description: Recurring roles with distinct traits


Name: Eugenio Montale (Person)
Description: Poet


Name: Aztecs (Civilization)
Description: Ancient Mesoamerican civilization.


Name: broad range of traditions (Conceptual Range)
Description: A wide variety of practices, beliefs, and schools of thought within Hinduism.


Name: "Aztec" (Term)
Description: An umbrella term used to refer to various ethnic groups.


Name: People in developing countries (Population group)
Description: Individuals residing in nations undergoing development.


Name: Guam (LOCATION)
Description: An island territory of the United States in the western Pacific Ocean.


Name: Ovens for metal fusion (Function)
Description: A fourth possible function of the Nuragic towers.


Name: 57-58 (Quantity)
Description: The typical number of facets in a brilliant cut diamond.


Name: Dominant Use (Application)
Description: The primary application for lithium in 2007.


Name: echinoderm shells (artifact)
Description: Round, five-part button-like remains of sea urchins.


Name: Norway (COUNTRY)
Description: A unitary state in Northern Europe.


Name: Renaissance (Art Movement)
Description: A period of great cultural and intellectual flourishing in Europe.


Name: Two square pyramids (GEOMETRIC SHAPE)
Description: Pyramids with a square base.


Name: Kopaonik mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range located in Kosovo and Serbia.


Name: Etruscans (PEOPLE)
Description: An ancient civilization in Italy


Name: wire saw (Tool)
Description: A saw used to cut the marble block


Name: Aboriginal people (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of Australia


Name: Bohemian Spa Triangle (Region)
Description: A region encompassing Jáchymov and other spa towns, renowned for its thermal springs and health benefits.


Name: International Colored Gemstone Association (ICGA) (organization)
Description: A trade organization for colored gemstones.


Name: abrasive grains (material)
Description: Small particles of abrasive material.


Name: Prehistoric Humans (People)
Description: Humans who lived before recorded history.


Name: Vietnamese (Ethnic Group)
Description: People who identify as ethnically Vietnamese.


Name: twice the density of graphite (measurement)
Description: Quantitative value representing diamond's density relative to graphite.


Name: integrated national innovation system (SYSTEM)
Description: A network supporting research and development in Morocco


Name: Alpine culture (Culture)
Description: The traditions and customs of people living in the Alps.


Name: 4th to the 7th century (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: A span of time from the 4th to the 7th centuries AD


Name: Uyghurs and other minorities (GROUP)
Description: Ethnic and religious minority groups in China


Name: Online shopping (Activity)
Description: Purchasing goods and services over the internet


Name: GE POL (or GEPOL) (Brand name)
Description: The trademark used for the treated diamonds marketed by Pegasus Overseas Ltd and General Electric.


Name: glass mirrors (OBJECT)
Description: Reflective surfaces made of glass


Name: Caribbean Sea (Sea)
Description: A sea bordering the north coast of Colombia


Name: Electrical Insulator (Property)
Description: A material that does not conduct electricity well


Name: Three Leagues (Group of Political Organizations)
Description: -


Name: Chatsworth House (BUILDING)
Description: A country house in Derbyshire


Name: The Kimberley (Geographic Location)
Description: A region in Northern Western Australia


Name: Scarf-pins (OBJECT)
Description: Jewellery used to fasten scarves


Name: Geographical Indication Registry (Organization)
Description: Body responsible for granting geographical indication status.


Name: Ceremonial etiquettes of the central states (Concept)
Description: Customs and rituals of the central states in ancient China


Name: Ancient Greek Mathematics (Field of Study)
Description: The mathematical works of ancient Greece.


Name: Solderable coating (Material)
Description: A layer applied to a material to allow soldering


Name: Marble (LOCATION)
Description: A town in Colorado known for its marble quarry


Name: Cyclopean walls (Architectural Feature)
Description: Walls built using the Cyclopean masonry style.


Name: Czech Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Electorates (Location)
Description: Geographical areas used for electing members of Parliament.


Name: Dong Son culture (Culture)
Description: Culture associated with the Dong Son drums


Name: Torlakian/Shop dialects (Dialects)
Description: Intermediate dialects spoken in southeastern Serbia and western Bulgaria


Name: Athenian Acropolis (Location)
Description: A hilltop citadel in Athens, Greece


Name: Colloidal Soldering (Process)
Description: A soldering technique using a colloidal mixture.


Name: BRICS (Organization)
Description: An association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa


Name: Abel Tasman (Person)
Description: A Dutch explorer who was the first European to sight New Zealand.


Name: Rotterdam (CITY)
Description: Second largest city in the Netherlands


Name: Other elements (Chemical Entity)
Description: Atoms of other elements


Name: power-sharing between Gbagbo and the rebels  (CONCEPT)
Description: Division of political authority


Name: Subduction zones (Geological Feature)
Description: Regions where tectonic plates collide, leading to the formation of serpentinite through the metamorphism of ultramafic rocks


Name: Baraka (protective effect) (Concept)
Description: A blessing or spiritual protection in Berber belief systems


Name: Fragments of bronze and copper-base bangles (Artefact Type)
Description: Pieces of jewelry made from bronze and copper


Name: Other cultures (Group)
Description: Civilizations and societies outside of ancient China


Name: Algeria (COUNTRY)
Description: North African country


Name: Blue Text (Textual Content)
Description: Text of the color blue


Name: Mauretania Caesariensis (Roman Province)
Description: An ancient Roman province located in North Africa.


Name: 1964 (Year)
Description: The year 1964.


Name: Chronic exposure to beryllium (Event)
Description: Long-term contact with lower levels of beryllium


Name: Not specified (Measurement)
Description: The height of the mountain is not mentioned in the text.


Name: all offices (ABSTRACT)
Description: Refers to all governmental positions in Missouri.


Name: Department of Studies in the Professions (DEPARTMENT)
Description: A department within the Russell Sage Foundation dedicated to studying professions.


Name: Svalbard (ARCHIPELAGO)
Description: An archipelago in the Arctic Ocean.


Name: Habib Bourguiba (PERSON)
Description: Tunisian nationalist leader.


Name: Gems, enamel, wood, and carved bones (Jewelry Materials)
Description: Substances used for decoration and construction in Skan'.


Name: Footwall of the Miitel Nickel Mine (Geological Feature)
Description: The rock mass below the orebody in a mining operation.


Name: Kuber (Person)
Description: A Bulgar ruler who led a group called the Sermesianoi.


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: An amorphous, typically transparent or translucent solid material.


Name: Tin and Copper (Resources)
Description: Metals mined from the earth.


Name: Carbon (Element)
Description: A chemical element.


Name: Granadan School of Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A school of sculpture based in Granada, Andalusia.


Name: Monosyllabic bark (Sound)
Description: A warning sound emitted when danger is detected.


Name: green laser diodes (Technology)
Description: Diodes that emit green light


Name: Health Risks (Risk)
Description: Potential dangers to human health.


Name: spoon (cutlery)
Description: a utensil with a shallow bowl used for eating liquids or soft foods


Name: IUPAC (Organization)
Description: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry


Name: 1812 Constitution of Spain (DOCUMENT)
Description: The first constitution of Spain.


Name: CVD growth (Process)
Description: A method for synthesizing diamonds.


Name: Early 21st Century (Time Period)
Description: The period from the year 2001 to 2099.


Name: Maine (State)
Description: A state in the northeastern US.


Name: Boron springs (Material)
Description: Springs made from crystalline boron.


Name: Piccirilli Brothers (Organization)
Description: Sculptors who worked on the Tomb of the Unknowns.


Name: Silica content (SiO2) (Chemical Property)
Description: The percentage of silica in a substance.


Name: mineral (chemical substance)
Description: A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure.


Name: Northern Sámi (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Sámi language spoken primarily in Northern Norway


Name: ocean (ENVIRONMENT)
Description: Body of salt water covering most of the Earth's surface


Name: C.I. 16035 (Color Index Name)
Description: Standard international designation for Allura Red AC.


Name: Chinese (People)
Description: Individuals belonging to Chinese culture or ethnicity.


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: A precious metal often used in jewelry


Name: Two pyramids placed base to base (Shape)
Description: The typical geometrical arrangement of facets in a round brilliant cut.


Name: periurban parks (Protected Area Type)
Description: Parks located on the outskirts of urban areas


Name: Non-State Member (INTERNATIONAL_STATUS)
Description: Taiwan's status in international forums.


Name: Hard Jade/Soft Jade Terms (Terminology)
Description: Terms for classifying types of jade.


Name: 40,000 to 35,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: A span of time encompassing the Upper Paleolithic.


Name: five gonads (Quantity)
Description: Number of gonads present in regular sea urchins.


Name: Third (Ordinal Number)
Description: Position in a sequence


Name: Highly skilled lapidary work (Skill)
Description: Advanced techniques used to shape and polish gemstones


Name: Brass (Alloy)
Description: An alloy containing zinc


Name: Nephrite (Material)
Description: A type of jade characterized by its softness.


Name: Buddhist statues (ARTIFACT)
Description: Sculptures representing figures from Buddhism.


Name: 1996 vote (EVENT)
Description: Presidential election in Benin


Name: 462 members (Quantity)
Description: Number of members in the People's National Assembly


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A group of sheet silicate minerals known for their perfect cleavage


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe.


Name: former colonies (REGION)
Description: Areas previously ruled by Spain


Name: decay rate of 7Be (Physical property)
Description: The speed at which beryllium-7 decays


Name: Valence band (Concept)
Description: The energy band in a solid where electrons are loosely bound to atoms and can contribute to electrical conductivity.


Name: sending troops abroad (ACTION)
Description: Military deployment outside of Switzerland's borders.


Name: Śruti and Smṛti (Categories)
Description: Two main categories of Hindu scriptures: 'heard' (Śruti) and 'remembered' (Smṛti).


Name: medieval period (Historical Era)
Description: The Middle Ages, a period in European history following the fall of the Roman Empire.


Name: Aluminium (Material)
Description: A lightweight silvery-white metallic element


Name: Post-Modernism (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary movement that followed modernism


Name: Ore magmas versus magmatic waters (Scientific Paper)
Description: A discussion of the differences between ore magmas and magmatic waters


Name: Uranium Dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical compound consisting of uranium and oxygen.


Name: rain shadow (Meteorological Phenomenon)
Description: An area sheltered from rain by a mountain range


Name: Waterlogged pomegranate remains (Archeological Find)
Description: Preserved remnants of a pomegranate


Name: Blue Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A variety of the mineral corundum that exhibits a blue color.


Name: total population of 46 million (Quantity)
Description: The total number of people living in Spain in 2008.


Name: effects of transactions on gold and silver reserves (ECONOMIC FACTOR)
Description: The impact of buying and selling on the availability of precious metals


Name: them (ORGANISM)
Description: Black corals


Name: Hospitality and retail businesses (Business Type)
Description: Establishments in the service and retail sectors


Name: Paint (Material)
Description: A colored substance used to coat surfaces.


Name: Mineral classification system (System)
Description: A way of organizing minerals based on their properties


Name: Auressio (LOCATION)
Description: A village in Onsernone


Name: Island of Tahiti (Location)
Description: The island where the events described in the text took place


Name: a series of revolutions and declared independence (Event)
Description: The wars for independence fought by Spanish American colonies against Spain


Name: women (Gender)
Description: The female gender.


Name: Blue Topaz (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of topaz that is typically blue in color.


Name: Qin dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: A period in Chinese history following the Warring States Period.


Name: abrasive (material property)
Description: A substance used for grinding, polishing, or cleaning.


Name: green color (Color)
Description: A hue


Name: Research and Manufacturing Facilities (FACILITY)
Description: Facilities for research and production


Name: X3Y2(SiO4)3 (Chemical Formula)
Description: The general chemical formula for garnets.


Name: Kelly Basin and Macquarie Harbour (Location)
Description: Specific areas in Tasmania.


Name: sculpture technique (Artistic Method)
Description: Methods used to create sculptures.


Name: landscape (GEOGRAPHICAL_FEATURE)
Description: China's varied geographical terrain


Name: assimilated and Hispanized (STATE OF BEING)
Description: The process of adopting Spanish culture and customs


Name: Huelva Province (Province)
Description: A province in southwestern Spain.


Name: Diamond Beauty (Concept)
Description: The aesthetic appeal of a diamond.


Name: pomegranates and oranges (FRUIT)
Description: Citrus fruits.


Name: Rafael Lozano (PEOPLE)
Description: Córdoban boxer


Name: Swiss Federal Railways (Company)
Description: National railway company of Switzerland


Name: arrows (Visual Pattern Element)
Description: Part of the hearts and arrows pattern


Name: highest among OECD countries (RANKING)
Description: Australia has the highest tertiary graduation rate compared to other OECD countries.


Name: Mansa Musa (Person)
Description: Ruler of the Mali Empire from 1312 to 1337


Name: Muslim Slavs (Subgroup)
Description: Slavs who follow Islam.


Name: Cyclosilicates (Mineral Group)
Description: Silicate minerals with ring structures of tetrahedra


Name: Acids and bases (Chemical Species)
Description: Substances that donate or accept protons


Name: 8000 years ago (TIME)
Description: A point in time 8000 years before the present


Name: 1675 (Year)
Description: A specific point in time


Name: rare (Attribute)
Description: The state of being uncommon or scarce.


Name: P. phorcas (Species)
Description: A species of butterfly in the genus Papilio.


Name: David Lean (PERSON)
Description: British film director known for epic historical films.


Name: Paeonia (ANCIENT KINGDOM)
Description: Ancient kingdom inhabited by the Paeonians


Name: Rechargeable (PROPERTY)
Description: Able to be charged and discharged multiple times


Name: Maristán of Granada (Hospital)
Description: A Nasrid hospital located in the Albaicín neighborhood of Granada.


Name: 3% of Known Gold (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of global gold reserves held by the Fort Knox Depository


Name: Surfactant (Chemical Compound)
Description: A substance that reduces surface tension, typically used in detergents and emulsifiers.


Name: Kidney Ore (Hematite Variety)
Description: A variety of Hematite


Name: crystal structure (Characteristic)
Description: The arrangement of atoms within a gemstone, determining its shape and properties.


Name: 0% to approximately 40% steppe-related ancestry (PERCENTAGE RANGE)
Description: Range of genetic contribution from the western steppe in samples from Crete


Name: Scagliola (Technique)
Description: Developed in Italy to imitate pietra dura inlays on plaster


Name: Turnout Rate (Statistical Measure)
Description: Percentage of eligible voters who participate in an election


Name: world's largest gold producer (ROLE)
Description: The entity that produces the most gold globally


Name: Diamond Fields (Location)
Description: A region in South Africa known for its diamond deposits.


Name: Red Cross (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A humanitarian organization that provides protection and assistance to victims of war and natural disasters.


Name: Controversial (Quality)
Description: Causing disagreement or argument.


Name: Orange Carrots (Vegetable)
Description: Variety of carrot with an orange hue.


Name: Quote: Where she goes, we go; where she stands, we stand (Quotation)
Description: A statement expressing New Zealand's alliance with Britain.


Name: Rubies (Gemstone)
Description: Precious gemstones known for their red color


Name: French (Language)
Description: A Romance language


Name: large quantities of small ruby crystals (minerals)
Description: A significant amount of synthesized ruby crystals


Name: NATO's Partnership for Peace (International Organization)
Description: A program by NATO to foster cooperation with non-member countries


Name: the uniqueness of their respective clothing styles (Cultural Identity)
Description: The preservation of distinct clothing traditions within each group


Name: Bight of Benin (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: A bay on the Atlantic coast of West Africa


Name: true tails (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Tails containing caudal vertebrae, a result of atavism.


Name: Lombard families (Group of People)
Description: Families from Lombardy, Italy


Name: Vocational education (Education Type)
Description: Training for specific trades and skills


Name: 10 °C/km (Measurement)
Description: A rate of temperature change with depth


Name: women's clothing (Clothing Category)
Description: Garments typically worn by women


Name: kidneys (organ)
Description: A pair of bean-shaped organs that filter waste from the blood.


Name: Peacock (Animal)
Description: Bird known for its colorful plumage.


Name: Three Parts (REGION)
Description: The three distinct parts of Euboea.


Name: Charles Fritts's solar cell (Device)
Description: The solar cell constructed by Charles Fritts.


Name: Elections in Turkey (Political Event)
Description: The process by which citizens choose their representatives


Name: first gene therapy trial (EVENT)
Description: The initial clinical test of a treatment that uses genes to treat or prevent disease.


Name: Eastbourne, England (Location)
Description: Town on the southeast coast of England


Name: Polaris (Astronomical Object)
Description: The North Star, a Cepheid variable star.


Name: Catholicism (Religion)
Description: One of the main religions in Grisons


Name: Young (Person)
Description: English natural philosopher and physician.


Name: Tobermory High School (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Secondary school on the Isle of Mull


Name: Molten alumina (Material)
Description: Aluminum oxide in a liquid state.


Name: Tucson (LOCATION)
Description: A city in Arizona, USA.


Name: [Hg2]2+ cation (Chemical Species)
Description: A diatomic mercury cation with a +2 charge.


Name: "reunification" of Austria with Germany (Political Event)
Description: Hitler's description of the annexation of Austria


Name: Rabat (CITY)
Description: The capital city of Morocco.


Name: Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (Research Institution)
Description: A centre for maritime research


Name: white lamb (Animal Symbolism)
Description: A lamb depicted as white.


Name: display angle of ocelli (physical attribute)
Description: The angle at which the peacock displays its eyespots


Name: Mg/Ca ratio (Ratio)
Description: The ratio of magnesium (Mg) to calcium (Ca)


Name: country with the most nutritious, plentiful and healthy food (Ranking)
Description: Position held by the Netherlands based on a specific assessment.


Name: oxides (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing oxygen anions.


Name: Hyphen-War (Event)
Description: A period of political tension between Czechs and Slovaks over the future of Czechoslovakia.


Name: Tillya-tepe (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Afghanistan


Name: Electropositive Metal (Classification of Element)
Description: An element that readily loses electrons to form positive ions.


Name: Fishing (Activity)
Description: Catching fish and other sea creatures


Name: Screenwriter (Profession)
Description: -


Name: Stalin's leadership (LEADERSHIP)
Description: Stalin's rule over the Soviet Union


Name: Micas (Mineral Group)
Description: A group of sheet silicate minerals known for their ability to cleave into thin sheets


Name: changes in generations, taste and wealth (Abstract Concept)
Description: Factors influencing the modification and adaptation of jewellery.


Name: United Nations (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An international organization.


Name: Brown diamond (Diamond Type)
Description: A diamond exhibiting a brownish hue.


Name: Paris (City)
Description: Capital of France.


Name: Jet Black (Color)
Description: A very dark black color


Name: Personal seals (Seal Type)
Description: Seals used for personal purposes.


Name: first astronomical observatory in Santa Fe de Bogotá (Building)
Description: An observatory established as part of the Royal Botanical Expedition.


Name: Afwillite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium hydroxide nesosilicate mineral.


Name: Inca (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization known for its art.


Name: modern technology (CONCEPT)
Description: Advancements in technology


Name: Aaleborgfraale (Folklore Character)
Description: A regional figure associated with Altenburg castle.


Name: mandorla (Shape)
Description: An almond-shaped figure, also known as vesica-shaped.


Name: White (Color)
Description: One of the colors on the Andalusian flag


Name: Ireland (Location)
Description: An island nation in northwestern Europe.


Name: Diamond Cutting (Process)
Description: The process of cutting and shaping diamonds.


Name: Islote de Sancti Petri (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: An islet located near Cádiz.


Name: Antonio de Mendoza (Person)
Description: The first viceroy of Mexico.


Name: Neocrystallization (Process)
Description: Formation of new minerals during metamorphism


Name: Frescoes of Knossos (ARTIFACT)
Description: Paintings on the walls of the palace at Knossos


Name: Smoky Quartz (Mineral Variety)
Description: A gray, translucent version of quartz.


Name: 72nd (ordinal number)
Description: Seventy-second position in a ranking


Name: Railroad Chronometers (Device)
Description: Precise timekeeping devices used in railroads.


Name: National Opera (Building)
Description: A performing arts venue in Skopje, North Macedonia.


Name: Hendrik Brouwer (PERSON)
Description: Dutch cartographer


Name: Defectiveness (Characteristic)
Description: The presence of flaws or imperfections.


Name: Northern Wei (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty established by the Xianbei after they unified the Sixteen States


Name: Manganese (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-gray transition metal.


Name: Most Acids (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Gold is generally unreactive with common acids like sulfuric acid or hydrochloric acid.


Name: Some Buddhist Traditions (Religious Group)
Description: Certain schools of Buddhist thought


Name: Bronze Age Tumuli (ARCHAEOLOGICAL_SITE)
Description: Ancient burial mounds from the Bronze Age


Name: Iron Bridge (1778) (Structure)
Description: The first bridge made of iron


Name: Finely divided beryllium (Material State)
Description: Beryllium in a fine powder form.


Name: Good field emitters (Property)
Description: The ability to efficiently emit electrons in an electric field.


Name: Soddyite (Mineral)
Description: A uranium mineral with yellow crystals.


Name: University of Texas at Austin (Educational Institution)
Description: Location where the first Bediasite was brought


Name: 2nd (ORDER)
Description: Order of the lighthouse lens


Name: Jorge Rojas (Person)
Description: Colombian poet who edited the Stone and Sky poetry series.


Name: Many Kami (Concept)
Description: The belief in numerous spirits and deities


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


Name: Sam Smith (PERSON)
Description: Singer


Name: Lost-wax casting (Technique)
Description: A casting process using a wax model that is melted away.


Name: extended number systems (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Number systems that extend beyond the ordinary real and natural numbers.


Name: Karma Yoga (Path)
Description: Path of selfless action


Name: halides (mineral class)
Description: Minerals that contain halogens combined with metals.


Name: folding and twisting of rocks (Geological Process)
Description: Deformation of rock layers due to tectonic forces


Name: low overcast (cloud cover)
Description: A layer of clouds covering a large portion of the sky at low altitudes.


Name: enhanced cooperation, coordination, and dialogue (Purpose)
Description: Improved collaboration and communication.


Name: Joint territory (Geographic Area)
Description: An area shared by a group of animals


Name: Agriculture (Industry)
Description: The practice of cultivating land, raising crops, and livestock.


Name: Temperatures and pressures typical of low-grade metamorphism (Physical Condition)
Description: Relatively low temperatures and pressures experienced during the early stages of metamorphism.


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


Name: 40 national parks (NUMBER)
Description: Quantity of national parks in Turkey.


Name: Escape of Gustav Ericson (Historical Event)
Description: Gustav Ericson's ski-borne escape from Danish troops.


Name: Sioux Quartzite (Geological Formation)
Description: A resistant quartzite formation found in the Midwestern United States


Name: Val d'Anniviers (Valley)
Description: A large side valley in the Valais Alps


Name: Double-Checking Element (Mechanism)
Description: A method for verifying the authenticity of a document.


Name: Chios (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea.


Name: 1564 contract (Legal Document)
Description: A written agreement from 1564


Name: Unit Cells (Structural Unit)
Description: Building blocks of a crystal structure.


Name: Flags of Czech Republic and Poland (GROUP)
Description: National flags of the Czech Republic and Poland.


Name: mineralized dinosaur fossils (Fossil Remains)
Description: Fossils where original material has been replaced by minerals.


Name: Froth flotation (Process)
Description: A separation technique used to separate minerals from ores.


Name: sculptural Impressionist (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic style focusing on capturing fleeting moments and impressions.


Name: Freshwater mussels (ANIMAL GROUP)
Description: Mussels that produce freshwater pearls


Name: Basalt (Igneous Rock)
Description: A dark-colored, fine-grained igneous rock rich in magnesium and iron.


Name: Lower threshold (Property)
Description: Requires less energy to initiate lasing


Name: cassava (Ingredient)
Description: A starchy root vegetable


Name: Greek letters (Symbol System)
Description: Letters from the Greek alphabet used in mathematics.


Name: Samian ware (ARTIFACT)
Description: A type of red-gloss pottery


Name: hydroelectric, biomass and marine (ENERGY_SOURCE)
Description: Types of renewable energy sources.


Name: The Origin of the Work of Art (Book)
Description: A philosophical work exploring the essence of art.


Name: North geomagnetic pole (Geographic Location)
Description: Point where magnetic field lines converge


Name: Switzerland (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Europe.


Name: Hieroglyphs (Writing System)
Description: A system of writing using pictorial symbols.


Name: Kopčany (Location)
Description: Village in Slovakia


Name: Tasmanian devil (Animal)
Description: A carnivorous marsupial native to Tasmania.


Name: Admiral Dupetit-Thouars (PERSON)
Description: French Admiral


Name: Canadian Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of Canada


Name: largest mansion (BUILDING TYPE)
Description: The biggest stately house in Comologno.


Name: Dachen Islands (Geographical Location)
Description: Island group off the coast of Zhejiang


Name: Wind and hydro power (ENERGY_SOURCE)
Description: Types of renewable energy sources.


Name: Carbon dioxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compound composed of carbon and oxygen


Name: free-standing statues of the enthroned Madonna (Sculpture Type)
Description: Statues depicting Mary, the mother of Jesus, seated on a throne.


Name: Red Flower Festival (FESTIVAL)
Description: Held during Nowruz in Mazar-i-Sharif.


Name: Crustal Heating (Process)
Description: The increase in temperature of the Earth's crust.


Name: British military steel helmets (Military Equipment)
Description: Protective headwear used by the British military.


Name: Chinese and Russian impact (THREAT)
Description: Influence of China and Russia in the Western Balkans


Name: Fluorescent lighting tubes (Lighting Device)
Description: Tubes that produce light by emitting electrons that excite gas atoms, producing photons.


Name: Umayyads (People)
Description: Followers of the Umayyad Caliphate


Name: Marcel Duchamp (Person)
Description: French-American painter, sculptor, chess player and writer


Name: quartz (Mineral)
Description: A hard, crystalline mineral


Name: Fire (Concept)
Description: A chemical process of combustion.


Name: 206,604 (NUMBER)
Description: Population of Linz


Name: Belo Horizonte (CITY)
Description: The capital of Minas Gerais state.


Name: 粉紅色 (fěn hóng sè) (COLOR)
Description: Chinese word for pink, meaning 'powder red'


Name: Awards (AWARDS)
Description: Recognition for achievements


Name: Increased demand for cat's eye (Economic phenomenon)
Description: A rise in the desire for cat's eye gemstones


Name: Kot Diji Phase (Historical Period)
Description: A phase of the Indus Valley Civilization (c. 2800–2600 BC).


Name: alphabet reform (Reform)
Description: The switch from the Arabic script to a Latin-based alphabet for the Turkish language.


Name: Muammar Gaddafi (PERSON)
Description: Former leader of Libya


Name: sancocho de gallina (Dish)
Description: Chicken soup with root vegetables


Name: Facet Arrangement (Geometric Pattern)
Description: The way facets are arranged on a diamond surface.


Name: Spherical bead (Object)
Description: A bead inserted into the oyster to act as a nucleus for pearl formation


Name: Ten percent of true value (Measurement Accuracy)
Description: The precision of the diameter measurement.


Name: doping (process)
Description: The introduction of impurities into a semiconductor to alter its electrical properties


Name: xi (Clothing)
Description: Formal attire


Name: Map deconstruction (Concept)
Description: Critical analysis of map content and meaning


Name: Potassium sulfate (K2SO4) (Chemical Compound)
Description: Potassium Sulfate


Name: East China Sea (SEA)
Description: A marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean


Name: canister shot (Weapon)
Description: A type of ammunition fired from a cannon


Name: Griffith Observatory (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An observatory and planetarium in Los Angeles, California.


Name: Major coastal resort (TOURIST DESTINATION)
Description: Popular seaside location for visitors


Name: Lötschberg Base Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: A modern tunnel providing a high-speed rail connection between the cantons of Bern and Valais


Name: perfect cleavage (Property)
Description: The tendency of a mineral to break along smooth, flat surfaces with exceptional ease.


Name: Harmony (Concept)
Description: A state of peace and agreement


Name: Marvel of the Christian world (Reputation)
Description: The recognition the church received due to its innovative use of blue stained glass.


Name: Black-figure pottery (Art form)
Description: A style of pottery with black figures on a red background.


Name: environment chemistry (Environmental Factor)
Description: Chemical composition of the environment


Name: European Exploration and Colonization (Historical Event)
Description: The expansion and establishment of European power in various parts of the world during the early modern period.


Name: Less Common (Concept)
Description: Becoming less frequent or prevalent


Name: Parthenon (BUILDING)
Description: An ancient temple in Athens, Greece.


Name: is encouraged only by a firm faith and devotion to the Triune God, and not by any magical or superstitious belief bestowed on the sacramental (BELIEF)
Description: The theological stance on sacramentals within these denominations


Name: Hellenistic Period (Historical Era)
Description: A period in ancient Greek history characterized by the spread of Greek culture.


Name: higher tree species diversity (ECOLOGICAL MEASURE)
Description: Greater variety of tree species present in an area.


Name: Intensive Effort (Action)
Description: Significant and sustained work from various stakeholders.


Name: Āgamas and Abhidharma literature (Buddhist Scripture)
Description: Early Buddhist texts considered foundational in some traditions.


Name: Travels in Various Countries (BOOK)
Description: Book mentioning Naxos.


Name: Columbia University (UNIVERSITY)
Description: An Ivy League university in New York City


Name: Andalusia (REGION)
Description: A region in southern Spain.


Name: Three-Age System (Archaeological Classification)
Description: A system for categorizing prehistoric periods based on technological advancements.


Name: Józef Boguski (PERSON)
Description: Maria Skłodowska's cousin and assistant to Dmitri Mendeleyev in Saint Petersburg.


Name: One of the two strands (Gymnasium or Realgymnasium) (Educational Program)
Description: A single academic track offered by a school


Name: global diamond production (CONCEPT)
Description: Quantity of diamonds mined worldwide


Name: officials wearing purple gowns (people)
Description: Government employees wearing robes dyed purple.


Name: Sil Atticum (Name)
Description: A Roman name for hematite pigment.


Name: Titanium Alloys (Material)
Description: Alloys containing titanium known for strength, lightweight, and corrosion resistance.


Name: Evolutionary Theory of Artistic Style (Theory)
Description: A theory explaining the process driving changes in artistic style


Name: Devi (deity)
Description: The Mother Goddess in Hinduism, representing Shakti (divine feminine energy).


Name: neutron emission (Radioactive decay process)
Description: The release of neutrons from the nucleus during radioactive decay


Name: Egyptians (Civilization)
Description: Ancient people of Egypt


Name: Bi Disks (Artifact)
Description: Circular jade objects


Name: Ferromagnetism in Pyrrhotite (Phenomenon)
Description: The property of pyrrhotite being strongly attracted to magnets.


Name: Copper ores presence (Geological occurrence)
Description: Deposits of copper-containing minerals


Name: Beach sand (Geological Formation)
Description: Sand deposits along coastlines.


Name: Eggs (Food)
Description: Oval objects laid by female birds, reptiles, fish, and insects, containing a developing embryo.


Name: Seven Wonders of Ukraine (LIST)
Description: Collection of important landmarks in Ukraine


Name: European Central Bank (FINANCIAL INSTITUTION)
Description: The central bank for the eurozone


Name: movements in architecture (Concept)
Description: Trends and styles within the field of architecture.


Name: own government (Administrative Body)
Description: The executive branch responsible for governing a canton.


Name: Air (Gas Mixture)
Description: The mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth


Name: Nice (City)
Description: A city on the western Mediterranean coast.


Name: a new political party (Organization)
Description: Neo Destour


Name: natural food colours (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Pigments derived from plants, minerals, or other natural sources


Name: chemical and petroleum industries (INDUSTRY)
Description: Sectors involving chemicals and petroleum


Name: Professions (Social Construct)
Description: Occupations requiring specialized knowledge and skills


Name: Western Wei (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history


Name: carbonate containing solution (Solution Type)
Description: A solution that contains carbonate ions.


Name: United States' approach to the 'war on terror' (EVENT)
Description: The United States' global campaign against terrorism following the September 11 attacks.


Name: Chinese irredentism (Ideology)
Description: A nationalist belief in reclaiming lost territories.


Name: Eyeglasses, spectacles (Optical device)
Description: Devices for correcting vision.


Name: Royal Hospital School (School)
Description: Independent co-educational school in Ipswich


Name: Early gems (Artifact)
Description: Gems from early historical periods


Name: Sodium Ion (Na+) (Ion)
Description: A positively charged atom of sodium.


Name: Andy Warhol (Artist)
Description: An American artist who was a leading figure in the Pop art movement.


Name: Light (Physical Stimulus)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation within the visible spectrum.


Name: Everyday speech (CONTEXT)
Description: Informal communication


Name: Carnelian seal (Artifact)
Description: A seal made from carnelian


Name: women (GROUP)
Description: female individuals


Name: Jian (Weapon Type)
Description: Chinese double-edged straight sword.


Name: Ancient Romans (Civilization)
Description: An empire that originated in Rome and conquered much of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.


Name: Cellular Signaling Pathways (Biological Process)
Description: Chains of molecular interactions within cells that transmit signals.


Name: an innovative technique (Methodology)
Description: A novel approach to investigating the properties of uranium rays.


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Precious gemstones formed from carbon.


Name: Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company (COMMERCIAL ENTITIES)
Description: Trading companies established by the Netherlands


Name: Changes (Process)
Description: Alterations in the structure or function of something.


Name: study of Buddhism by Western scholars (EVENT)
Description: Westerners started academically studying Buddhism


Name: Fine Specimens (Object)
Description: High-quality samples of azurite.


Name: Partial melting (Process)
Description: Melting of a portion of the rock.


Name: erythropoiesis (biological process)
Description: Production of red blood cells.


Name: 1,400+ plant species (BIODIVERSITY STATISTIC)
Description: Number of plant species in Ivory Coast


Name: Covent Garden shop (BUSINESS)
Description: Mineral shop run by Adolarius Jacob Forster's wife


Name: Imperial Japanese Army (Military Organization)
Description: The army of Japan during World War II.


Name: Criticism (Cognitive Process)
Description: Analysis and evaluation of something.


Name: Hydrous Mg-silicates (Mineral Group)
Description: Silicate minerals containing water molecules (H2O).


Name: Tabular (Crystal habit term)
Description: Describes platy crystals, flattened in one direction.


Name: from north to south (SPATIAL RELATIONSHIP)
Description: A directional trend from the northern part of New England to the southern part.


Name: Agnostic, Atheist or No Church Affiliation (Category)
Description: Individuals who do not identify with a religion


Name: Other Elements (Material)
Description: Elements added to silicon to alter its properties


Name: Ipswich Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Ipswich, England.


Name: Francesco Grimaldi and Giovanni Battista Riccioli (Astronomers)
Description: Italian astronomers who created a lunar map in 1651


Name: World War II (Historical Event)
Description: A global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Prince Carl of Denmark (Person)
Description: The future King Haakon VII of Norway.


Name: caesium-137 dose rates (QUANTITY)
Description: The rate at which caesium-137 radiation is absorbed


Name: tabletop role playing games (GAME)
Description: games where players create characters and participate in imaginary scenarios


Name: Galleries (BUILDING_TYPE)
Description: Spaces for displaying art


Name: Cable Internet (Internet Service)
Description: Internet access delivered through coaxial cables


Name: marked glacial morphologies (GEOLOGICAL FEATURE)
Description: Landforms shaped by glaciers.


Name: Pochetec (Language)
Description: Close relative of the Nahuatl language.


Name: white marble (Marble Type)
Description: Marble that is primarily white in color


Name: Synnadic marble (Name)
Description: Another name for Pavonazzo marble.


Name: École Hassania des Travaux Publics (SCHOOL)
Description: A prestigious postgraduate school in Morocco.


Name: Higher Stiffness (Mechanical Property)
Description: A measure of a material's resistance to deformation.


Name: coordinate intelligence policies (Government Function)
Description: Developing and implementing strategies for gathering intelligence


Name: 146 garment workers (People)
Description: Victims of the industrial disaster


Name: Vladimir Motyl (Person)
Description: Soviet film director


Name: 18th century (Time Period)
Description: The 18th Century AD


Name: Pearl (Gemstone)
Description: A hard, glistening object produced within a mollusk.


Name: 144Nd (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of Neodymium with mass number 144


Name: nuclear weapons (WEAPON)
Description: Atomic bombs and other nuclear armaments


Name: Blue topaz (Gemstone Variety)
Description: A variety of topaz with a blue color.


Name: Nine Orogenic Belts (Geological Structures)
Description: Mountain-building zones where whiteschists are commonly found around the world.


Name: hornfels (metamorphic rock)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock.


Name: Agrahari Sikhs, Dakhni Sikhs, Assamese Sikhs, Political Sikh (Cultural Subgroups)
Description: Subcategories of Sikhs based on locality and ethnicity.


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Muhammad


Name: Free Iron Exceeds Transferrin Binding Capacity (Physiological State)
Description: The amount of free iron surpasses the ability of transferrin to bind it.


Name: mixed Byzantine-Slavic communities (Social group)
Description: Communities composed of both Byzantine and Slavic people.


Name: Almandine (Garnet Species)
Description: A type of garnet mineral.


Name: Roma people (Ethnic Group)
Description: A traditionally nomadic people


Name: Paralavas (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks formed due to pyrometamorphism.


Name: Neutrons for BNCT (Particle)
Description: Neutron beams used for boron neutron capture therapy.


Name: Droughts (WEATHER_PHENOMENON)
Description: Periods of prolonged water shortage.


Name: Lead mold (Object)
Description: Mold made from lead, shaping a Buddhist figure.


Name: Maple Trees (Tree Species)
Description: Deciduous trees known for their colorful autumn foliage.


Name: Ammonium Salts (Chemical Compound)
Description: Salts containing ammonium ions


Name: Spindle (Component)
Description: Rotating shaft that holds the workpiece.


Name: Kinematic Indicators (Geological Feature)
Description: Structures within rocks that help determine the sense of shear


Name: Heads of Regional and District Administrations (Government Official)
Description: Leaders overseeing regional and district governance


Name: beaches (Natural Feature Type)
Description: Areas of sand or pebbles along the coast.


Name: Waste treatment and disposal facilities (Infrastructure)
Description: Locations where waste materials are processed and disposed of safely.


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: The act of applying paint to a surface.


Name: Hubble space telescope (SPACECRAFT)
Description: An astronomical observatory in orbit around Earth.


Name: Dominant constituent state (STATE)
Description: Largest and most powerful state within the German Empire


Name: hundreds of cultural tourist destinations (Locations)
Description: Including cathedrals, castles, forts, monasteries, historic city centers and museums


Name: French government (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The governing body of France.


Name: entrance exams for studies such as Medicine (Educational Requirement)
Description: Examinations required for entry into medical programs.


Name: Fellow of the Royal Society (POSITION)
Description: Membership in a learned society


Name: Manganate anion [MnO4]2- (Ion)
Description: A negatively charged ion containing manganese and oxygen.


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


Name: F-100 Super Sabre (MILITARY VEHICLE)
Description: A supersonic fighter jet.


Name: World Oceans (Geographical Feature)
Description: The vast bodies of saltwater that cover most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Electrolysis (Process)
Description: A technique that uses electric current to drive a non-spontaneous chemical reaction.


Name: General sales tax rate (TAX RATE)
Description: The percentage applied to the sale price of goods and services.


Name: Potassium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silvery-white metal that reacts vigorously with water


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: ranking system for innovation performance (SYSTEM)
Description: A set of rules and procedures used to evaluate and rank innovation performance.


Name: most climate types (Climate Category)
Description: Various weather patterns found on Earth.


Name: Fabaceae (FAMILY)
Description: The legume family of plants


Name: Yellow Caps (Clothing)
Description: Caps of the color yellow worn by faculty members


Name: Korean Name for Undecorated Vessels (Linguistic Term)
Description: The Korean name used to describe the pottery's simple appearance.


Name: Polar (Property)
Description: Having electrical charges separated in opposite directions.


Name: Drying Agent (Substance)
Description: A substance that removes moisture.


Name: Prolonged lifetime (Outcome)
Description: Increased lifespan of electronic devices.


Name: Replacement of One Rock by Another (Process)
Description: Substitution of one type of rock with a different mineralogical and chemical composition.


Name: Jaspillite (Geological Formation)
Description: Metamorphosed chemical sedimentary rock.


Name: Decorating objects (Purpose)
Description: Creating aesthetically pleasing designs on surfaces


Name: Frédéric Chopin (Person)
Description: Polish composer and pianist


Name: Religious principles (Ideology)
Description: Beliefs and doctrines guiding a religion


Name: Various Purposes (Concept)
Description: Reasons for wearing amulet rings, such as protection or enhancement.


Name: Plastics (Material)
Description: Synthetic or semi-synthetic organic polymers.


Name: Nuclear power reactors (Technology)
Description: Facilities that generate electricity from nuclear fission


Name: Sodium-rich Plagioclase (Mineral)
Description: A type of feldspar mineral rich in sodium.


Name: Rasina River valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: The valley where the Rasina River flows.


Name: $1023.50 per troy ounce (PRICE POINT)
Description: The highest price of gold per troy ounce on March 17, 2008.


Name: open and direct with a no-nonsense attitude (Characteristic)
Description: Honest, straightforward communication style


Name: USA (Location)
Description: A country in North America.


Name: Greek Macedonia (REGION)
Description: A region in northern Greece


Name: Vandals (Group)
Description: A Germanic tribe.


Name: reliefs (Type of Sculpture)
Description: Sculptures that project from a surface


Name: Other States (Political entity)
Description: States within Australia excluding the Northern Territory, ACT, and Queensland.


Name: Decay of 40K (Radioactive Decay Process)
Description: The process by which 40K transforms into other isotopes


Name: mainland Greece (Geographical Location)
Description: The primary landmass that constitutes Greece.


Name: Greek (LANGUAGE)
Description: Language spoken in the Byzantine Empire


Name: EU and global average (Benchmark)
Description: A standard of comparison for research impact


Name: Ironmonger's Wife (Person)
Description: The literal translation of ferronnière.


Name: Colors (CONCEPT)
Description: Perceptual experience of different wavelengths of light.


Name: Xianbei style attire (Clothing Style)
Description: Clothing worn by the Xianbei people


Name: Iyo-Saijō Station (Train Station)
Description: A train station located in Saijo, Ehime


Name: Piedmont (region)
Description: An Italian region.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A country where Berber communities live, though to a lesser extent.


Name: Amethyst Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A variety of quartz with a violet color.


Name: Compositional Layering (Geological Feature)
Description: Layers of different mineral compositions within the gneiss.


Name: light (Phenomenon)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation that can be perceived by the human eye


Name: Pierre Bourdieu (Person)
Description: A French sociologist known for his work on cultural capital and habitus.


Name: Red Army (Military Organization)
Description: Soviet Union's military force during World War II


Name: parted legs (ANATOMICAL FEATURE)
Description: Legs positioned apart from each other


Name: Jöns Jacob Berzelius (PERSON)
Description: Swedish chemist who suggested the name 'calcium'


Name: Gold Bowls (Artifact)
Description: Bowls made of gold found in the Eberswalde hoard


Name: Metallic gold (Color)
Description: The color of physical gold, often with a shiny metallic finish.


Name: Refractory element (Chemical Classification)
Description: Elements that have a high melting point


Name: July (Month)
Description: Seventh month of the year.


Name: Populations of Moravian Wallachia, Carpathian Ruthenia, and parts of Northern Slovakia (Population Group)
Description: People living in specific regions within Central Europe.


Name: technical, technological and intermediate professional education (STUDY TYPE)
Description: Technical and vocational studies at various levels


Name: Other ports of Alabama (Seaport)
Description: Ports located on rivers in Alabama.


Name: subgrain rotation recrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: A process where subgrains rotate and eventually become new grains


Name: Ghurids (GROUP)
Description: Turkic dynasty from Ghur


Name: Alumina ceramic armor (Material)
Description: Armor made from alumina ceramic


Name: Particle size, pigment to water ratio, and presence of inert white pigment (e.g., chalk) (CHARACTERISTIC)
Description: Key differences between gouache and watercolor.


Name: Cyprus (Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea.


Name: Spinel (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of magnesium aluminum oxide.


Name: Ghana Empire (Empire)
Description: Earliest of the Sudanic empires.


Name: Greece (COUNTRY)
Description: A country located in Southern Europe.


Name: Georg Brandt (Person)
Description: Discoverer of the nickel-like metal cobalt


Name: Commercial etching techniques (Printing technique)
Description: Methods of engraving images using acid to etch lines into a metal plate.


Name: world's largest importer and the second-largest exporter (TITLE)
Description: The country that buys the most goods from other countries and sells the second-most goods internationally


Name: Coalition troops (Military Force)
Description: International forces deployed to Afghanistan.


Name: 424 per square kilometre (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Population density of the Netherlands.


Name: Fluorine (Element)
Description: A highly reactive chemical element with the symbol F.


Name: Torc Era (Time Period)
Description: The time when torcs were prevalent


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: A country where moss agate is found


Name: Cult Figures (Artifact)
Description: Figurines representing religious deities.


Name: extent to which stylistic change in other fields is a response to new technical possibilities (Concept)
Description: The degree to which changes in style are driven by advancements in technology.


Name: Red Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Light with a wavelength in the red part of the spectrum


Name: infrastructure (Resource)
Description: Essential systems for connection


Name: Franz (Crater)
Description: A crater located on the eastern side of Mare Tranquillitatis.


Name: Public, post-secondary education in Alabama (Educational System)
Description: Public higher education system in Alabama


Name: Dark shade of blue (COLOR)
Description: A deep blue hue


Name: Magnetic Recording Media (Technology)
Description: Devices used to store information magnetically.


Name: Geom (검) (Weapon Type)
Description: Korean double-edged straight sword.


Name: Plato (Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher.


Name: NATO (MILITARY ALLIANCE)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Echinoderm (Phylum)
Description: Marine animals with radial symmetry


Name: create (ACTION)
Description: The act of creating.


Name: Death of Heracles (Event)
Description: The events surrounding the death of the Greek hero Heracles


Name: Ibn Khaldun (Person)
Description: Historian and sociologist from North Africa


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: The year the Umba sapphire was discovered.


Name: lead (element)
Description: A soft, heavy metal.


Name: Oxygen chelates (Chemical compound class)
Description: Ligands containing oxygen atoms that bind to metal ions.


Name: bomb attack (EVENT)
Description: IRA bomb attack in 1980


Name: Flexibility in meeting requirements (PERMISSION)
Description: Companies can tailor their audit approach to their specific needs


Name: Top-down classification (Classification Type)
Description: A hierarchical classification approach that starts with a broad category and divides it into increasingly specific subcategories.


Name: Council on rebaptizing of heretics (Event)
Description: A council held in Synnada around 230-235 AD to discuss the rebaptism of heretics.


Name: Cardium pottery, Dimini, Sesklo (Archaeological Site)
Description: Sites from Neolithic and Chalcolithic periods


Name: excursion channels system (Mutra Srotas) (CONCEPT)
Description: A system of pathways in Ayurvedic medicine believed to carry waste products.


Name: Intaglio (Printmaking Family)
Description: A family of printmaking techniques that involve incising an image into a surface.


Name: Materials dependent (Property)
Description: Properties vary depending on the type of material used for the nanoparticles.


Name: Queens (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of NYC.


Name: State Law (Legal Framework)
Description: Laws and regulations enacted by the state government, specifically those pertaining to the Power & Light District.


Name: Saffarids (Dynasty)
Description: A Persian dynasty


Name: Early 20th Century (Time Period)
Description: The period from the beginning of the 1900s to around the 1920s.


Name: Purple gold (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of gold and aluminum, appearing purple.


Name: National Language (Status)
Description: Official recognition level of a language


Name: Naxos (Cycladic Island)
Description: An island in Greece where Naxian marble is quarried.


Name: Barack Obama (Political Figure)
Description: President of the United States from 2009 to 2017.


Name: Ruby and Sapphire (GEMSTONE)
Description: Precious gemstones belonging to the corundum mineral family


Name: Religious Motto (Text)
Description: A phrase or saying with religious significance


Name: Interior and exterior wall cladding, building expansion joints, radio frequency shielding, and antimicrobial and decorative indoor products such as attractive handrails, bathroom fixtures, and counter tops (ApplicationCategory)
Description: More modern applications of copper in architecture


Name: Magmas, dikes, and veins: Engineering and Mining Journal, v. 122, p. 134–140 (Publication)
Description: A scientific paper on magmatic formations


Name: Competitive examinations for civil service (Practice)
Description: Using tests to select individuals for government positions based on merit.


Name: 1.7% (Percentage)
Description: The approximate percentage difference in thickness between the thickest and thinnest parts of the girdle.


Name: Lending at Interest (Financial Activity)
Description: Providing loans with an expectation of repayment plus additional charges.


Name: Walther von der Vogelweide and Wolfram von Eschenbach (Author)
Description: Medieval German writers


Name: Emphysema (Disease)
Description: A chronic lung disease characterized by damage to the alveoli.


Name: Initial plan (PLAN)
Description: Russia's initial military plan for the invasion of Ukraine.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: much less common (Frequency)
Description: Describes the rarity of arsenite minerals compared to arsenate minerals.


Name: Vajrayudham (Weapon)
Description: Indra's thunderbolt, a powerful weapon.


Name: melting temperature (Physical Property)
Description: The temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid.


Name: Religious Significance (Concept)
Description: Relation to spiritual beliefs and practices.


Name: Sulfuric acid leaching (Process)
Description: A chemical process used to extract copper from ore.


Name: heralds (Profession)
Description: Messengers who announce important news


Name: visible gamut (Name)
Description: Another term for the optimal color solid, referring to the range of visible colors.


Name: Production (Process)
Description: The act of creating or manufacturing something.


Name: Read (Geologist)
Description: A geologist who studied migmatites


Name: Buenos Aires (CITY)
Description: Capital city of Argentina


Name: laws and administrative practices (Legal Concept)
Description: Rules and procedures governing society.


Name: black upper garment and ocher yellow lower garment (Clothing)
Description: The prescribed attire for the emperor under the Han dynasty dress code.


Name: mantle (Geological Layer)
Description: The layer of Earth between the crust and core.


Name: Gotthard Tunnel (Tunnel)
Description: An older tunnel built in the 19th century


Name: gypsum (mineral)
Description: A sulfate mineral used in plaster and drywall.


Name: Road Construction (Civil Engineering)
Description: The process of building roads.


Name: Athena (A-ta-na) (DEITY)
Description: Greek goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, strategic warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill


Name: Archdiocese of Salzburg (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A Catholic archdiocese based in Salzburg, Austria


Name: John Cassavetes (PERSON)
Description: Greek-American filmmaker


Name: Wild-type peafowl (Peafowl)
Description: Peafowl with typical blue plumage


Name: Ruthenia (NAME)
Description: Another Medieval Latin name for Rus'.


Name: Chernobyl Raion (ADMINISTRATIVE_DISTRICT)
Description: A district in Ukraine


Name: Blackshirts' emblem (Emblem)
Description: The symbol of the Blackshirt movement.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element essential for life


Name: Lausanne (CITY)
Description: A city in Switzerland on the shores of Lake Geneva.


Name: wrought iron (material)
Description: Iron with very low carbon content, known for its malleability and durability.


Name: Samaulies (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people inhabiting the coast from Gardafui to the Straits of Bab-el-Mandeb.


Name: Lapis Nephriticus (Latin term)
Description: Latin name for kidney stone


Name: International Style (Architectural Style)
Description: A style of architecture characterized by clean lines, geometric shapes, and minimal ornamentation.


Name: electricity generation (ACTIVITY)
Description: The process of producing electricity


Name: accession of Bulgaria and Romania to Schengen Area (Event)
Description: Bulgaria and Romania joining the Schengen Area


Name: illegal (STATUS)
Description: Not legally valid.


Name: Topographic description (Concept)
Description: The representation of the shape and features of the Earth's surface.


Name: popular and commercial traffic (TYPE OF TRAFFIC)
Description: Types of flights handled by the airport


Name: strong fiscal climate (ECONOMIC CONDITION)
Description: The overall health of Colombia's public finances


Name: Button pearls (Pearl type)
Description: Pearls that are slightly flattened round


Name: Lampblack (MATERIAL)
Description: Black soot produced from burning oil


Name: Spiritual marriage (Concept)
Description: A metaphorical union between two spiritual entities.


Name: one full-day nursery school (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Childcare center for infants and toddlers


Name: Dordogne and Pyrenees (GEOGRAPHICAL REGION)
Description: Regions in France known for cave paintings.


Name: Debt (FINANCIAL OBLIGATION)
Description: Money owed to another party


Name: ZDDP (Chemical Compound)
Description: Zinc dialkyldithiophosphate, an anti-wear additive


Name: Okinawa Plate (Tectonic Plate)
Description: A tectonic plate located in the northwest Pacific Ocean.


Name: 38.6 out of 100 on the Global Innovation Index (SCORE)
Description: Morocco's performance in a measure of innovation


Name: Manifestation of a Common Pattern (Phenomenon)
Description: The idea that Mycenaean decline follows a pattern seen in other civilizations.


Name: Montpellier (City)
Description: A major city in southern France, known for its universities.


Name: chemical (possibly cellulose acetate and cellulose nitrate) (Substance)
Description: Used to harden the surface and protect against discoloration, chipping, and peeling.


Name: Repeated accretionary events (Geological Process)
Description: The process of terranes colliding and joining together


Name: each autonomous community (ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION)
Description: Each individual region within Spain's autonomous system.


Name: Lambert Schmithausen (Person)
Description: A scholar who studied Buddhism and defined pre-sectarian Buddhism as the period before different schools emerged.


Name: John Balliol (PERSON)
Description: King of Scotland


Name: belly (body part)
Description: The underside of a mammal's torso


Name: Ishvara (Divine Being)
Description: A personal god in Hinduism.


Name: immigrants (PERSON)
Description: People who move to a new country to live there permanently.


Name: approximately 2 million civilian employees (GROUP)
Description: Individuals working for the US federal government who are not in the military


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the Northeastern United States.


Name: 1906 (DATE)
Description: The year the world's first radon spa was founded in Jáchymov.


Name: Hornfels (Rock Type)
Description: Fine-grained rock formed by contact metamorphism.


Name: cinema (INDUSTRY)
Description: The art or technique of making motion pictures.


Name: Glaciers (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Large masses of ice that move slowly over land.


Name: Haze (Phenomenon)
Description: A reduction in image clarity due to scattering of light.


Name: White movement (Political Group)
Description: Anti-communist forces


Name: Amazonomachy (Mythological Event)
Description: The mythical battle of the Athenians against the Amazons


Name: BBC Ukrainian (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Ukrainian branch of the British Broadcasting Corporation


Name: early 20th century (TIME_PERIOD)
Description: A specific period in history


Name: East Francia (Political Entity)
Description: Frankish kingdom


Name: Three Vectors (Geometric Feature)
Description: Lines representing the dimensions and directions of the crystal lattice.


Name: Medallion (Object)
Description: A larger medal, typically four inches or more in diameter.


Name: Coins (Object)
Description: Physical objects used as currency


Name: use of electricity (ENERGY SOURCE)
Description: The consumption of electrical power during the production process.


Name: Particolares (Group)
Description: A group of people.


Name: male scholars (occupation)
Description: Men dedicated to learning and study


Name: Etruscans (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in Italy known for its art, architecture, and metalworking.


Name: Brown Peacock Feathers (Bird Anatomy)
Description: Feathers with a brown color.


Name: Thousands of years (Time Period)
Description: An extended period of time


Name: 10 mg of copper (QUANTITY)
Description: Maximum recommended daily intake of copper


Name: 78.9% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Swiss voters who rejected the initiative.


Name: Impressionists (Group of Artists)
Description: Painters who adhered to the Impressionist style.


Name: Financial and Military Aid (AID)
Description: Support for the Dutch Revolt


Name: Cultivated/cultured pearl (Gemstone)
Description: Pearls formed through human intervention.


Name: first Italic state (Political Entity)
Description: The first independent state in the Italian peninsula


Name: Modeling Sculptural Forms (Process)
Description: Creating sculptures from clay


Name: chemical bonding (Chemical process)
Description: The formation of chemical bonds between atoms


Name: Encoding or encryption (Method)
Description: Using mathematical and technical strategies to hide messages.


Name: Green silk robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes made of green silk


Name: Each Kingdom of Spain (Political Entity)
Description: The individual kingdoms that made up the Spanish Empire.


Name: geological processes (natural phenomena)
Description: Processes that shape the Earth's crust and interior.


Name: acquire military equipment, finance wars, foment revolutions, and tempt defections (ACTION)
Description: Activities


Name: Quintus Labienus (Roman General)
Description: A Roman general who rebelled against the Roman Senate


Name: Tunisian Radio and Television (Organization)
Description: Former name of ERTT


Name: 560 BC (TimePeriod)
Description: A year in ancient history.


Name: reinforcement of an ethnic German identity (CONCEPT)
Description: A desire to strengthen the sense of belonging to the German ethnicity.


Name: Native rodents (Animal group)
Description: Rodents that are indigenous to a particular region.


Name: sulfates (mineral class)
Description: Minerals that contain sulfate groups combined with metals.


Name: 243.66 days (time duration)
Description: The half-life of the radioisotope 65Zn


Name: 3.7 million years (Time Duration)
Description: The half-life of 53Mn


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


Name: Norway (COUNTRY)
Description: A Scandinavian country known for its fjords and natural beauty.


Name: astrology (Belief System)
Description: The belief that celestial bodies influence earthly events.


Name: Scratching (Physical Action)
Description: Damaging a surface with a sharp object


Name: Missouri (US State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States.


Name: Marcel Tolkowsky (PERSON)
Description: Mathematician who analyzed diamond cuts


Name: Increase in foreign born population (PHENOMENON)
Description: A rise in the number of people living in Spain who were born outside of the country.


Name: Antipodal Quotient (Mathematical Transformation)
Description: A process that identifies antipodal points on a sphere.


Name: Eight minor parties (Political Group)
Description: Smaller political parties in China.


Name: state of preservation (Condition)
Description: How well something is maintained


Name: Awakening and Full Liberation from Dukkha (Goal)
Description: The ultimate aim of Buddhist practice, achieving enlightenment and freedom from suffering.


Name: Bromine (Chemical Element)
Description: A reddish-brown halogen liquid.


Name: Vietnam (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeast Asia.


Name: hunger (EVENT)
Description: Food scarcity leading to famine


Name: Odysseus (Mythological Figure)
Description: Greek hero


Name: jewelry for women (Function)
Description: How the seals were likely used on the Greek mainland.


Name: 1910 (DATE)
Description: The year a new transportation system was completed at the quarry.


Name: Long Curved Blade (Physical Feature)
Description: A blade that is longer than average and curves gently.


Name: Condominiums, co-ops, and apartment buildings (Property Type)
Description: Multi-unit residential properties.


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Entity)
Description: A medieval Slavic empire in Central Europe.


Name: Spanish (Group)
Description: European colonizers


Name: Liu Song (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty established by Liu Yu in southern China


Name: Diatoms (Organism)
Description: A type of plankton


Name: Assis Chateaubriand (Person)
Description: Brazilian media entrepreneur who founded TV Tupi.


Name: sport and hunting scenes (Subject Matter)
Description: Scenes depicting athletic activities and hunting


Name: Taiwan's export-oriented economy (Economic System)
Description: An economy focused on exporting goods and services


Name: Visual arts, literature, film, music, political thought and practice, philosophy and social theory (Domains)
Description: Areas of human endeavor influenced by Surrealism.


Name: Ugo Foscolo (AUTHOR)
Description: Italian poet


Name: state-dominated economy (ECONOMIC_MODEL)
Description: An economy where the state plays a dominant role


Name: growth in electric vehicles and energy storage (INDUSTRY APPLICATION)
Description: Uses for lithium-ion batteries in electric cars and grid-scale energy systems.


Name: ruby cat's eyes (gemstone variety)
Description: Cat's eye stones formed by ruby (corundum)


Name: North Africa (Region)
Description: Northern part of the African continent.


Name: Lifesaving incidents (Event)
Description: Situations where someone's life is saved


Name: The weather project (Artwork)
Description: An installation by Olafur Eliasson at the Tate Modern


Name: Jade carving (Art form)
Description: The practice of sculpting jade


Name: White (Color)
Description: The color white.


Name: blacksmiths (Profession)
Description: Skilled workers who forge and shape metal.


Name: bahuvrihi compound (linguistic concept)
Description: A type of exocentric compound where neither element expresses the nature of the compound directly.


Name: Every December (TIME PERIOD)
Description: Recurring month in the year


Name: Art deco (Artistic Style)
Description: A style characterized by geometric shapes, bold colors, and luxurious materials.


Name: Taenarus (Mythological Figure)
Description: Founder-hero of Taenarum.


Name: Iranians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of Indo-European peoples speaking Iranian languages, originating in modern Iran.


Name: Capital District and Department Capital (Role)
Description: Bogotá's dual role as both a district and the departmental capital


Name: Olive Green (Color)
Description: A shade of green with a yellowish-brown tint


Name: Single S2− Sulfide Anions (Chemical Structure Feature)
Description: Individual negatively charged sulfur ions.


Name: New York's economy (Economic System)
Description: The system of production, distribution, and consumption in New York City


Name: cocoa (Ingredient)
Description: Powdered chocolate derived from cacao beans


Name: Tea/Coffee Service (Meal)
Description: A meal or ritual focused on serving tea or coffee.


Name: Fluorite for Lenses (Application)
Description: Employing fluorite as a lens material.


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


Name: Ashes from Gramineae (Material)
Description: Residue left after burning grasses, specifically from the Gramineae family.


Name: December 1, 2009 (Date)
Description: The date when the 5 carat vivid pink diamond was sold.


Name: Small number of Westernized Ivorians (People)
Description: Ivorian individuals adopting Western practices


Name: Mining interests (Industry)
Description: Activities related to extracting resources from the Earth


Name: Diverse beliefs and practices (Characteristic)
Description: A wide range of interpretations and expressions within Hinduism


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A radioactive element


Name: Zhou coins (OBJECT)
Description: Ancient Chinese currency from the Zhou dynasty


Name: Table Medals (Object)
Description: Medals designed to be displayed on a table


Name: Anschluss (EVENT)
Description: The annexation of Austria by Nazi Germany


Name: Christian kingdoms (Political Entities)
Description: Kingdoms in Northern Spain ruled by Christians.


Name: Mediterranean Sea (SEA)
Description: Body of water


Name: Grades Defined by Standards Organizations (Classification System)
Description: A system for categorizing steel based on its properties


Name: Sahara Desert (DESERT)
Description: A large desert in North Africa


Name: High-power transistors (Electronic Component)
Description: Transistors designed to handle high power levels.


Name: Mt. Fuji (MOUNTAIN)
Description: A famous mountain in Japan


Name: a mixture of calamine and charcoal (MIXTURE)
Description: A combination of the mineral calamine and charcoal.


Name: ancient Vedic era (Historical Period)
Description: The time period when the Vedas were composed.


Name: 4000 BC (Date)
Description: A point in time.


Name: Margaret De Patta's jewelry (ARTWORK)
Description: Jewelry created by Margaret De Patta.


Name: Zinc binding in proteins (Process)
Description: The interaction of zinc ions with specific sites on proteins.


Name: Scratches  (Damage)
Description: Marks on a surface.


Name: Post-glacial rebound (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: The slow rising of the Earth's crust after the retreat of glaciers.


Name: Saint Denis Basilica (Religious Building)
Description: A church in Paris known for its innovative use of blue stained glass windows.


Name: Animals (Living Thing)
Description: Creatures other than humans


Name: Diamond Beauty (Aesthetic Quality)
Description: The visual appeal and attractiveness of a diamond.


Name: culture and military power (Characteristic)
Description: Strengths of France


Name: hill (landform)
Description: An elevated area of land smaller than a mountain


Name: Etruscan beliefs and practices (Concept)
Description: The customs, rituals and worldview of the Etruscan people


Name: Sweden (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country in Northern Europe.


Name: Industrial Applications (Domain)
Description: Uses of a substance or process in industry


Name: Thabo Mbeki (PERSON)
Description: Former president of South Africa, sent as mediator


Name: pão de queijo (dish)
Description: Cheese bread and cassava flour pastry popular in Brazil.


Name: dominant center (Location)
Description: Presumed main political hub of a unified Mycenaean entity


Name: meteorites in Roosevelt County (QUANTITY)
Description: Total number of meteorites found


Name: white, lavender, and yellow (Color)
Description: Less common color variations of Taiwan Jade.


Name: western cella (Room)
Description: A specific room within the Parthenon


Name: Cultural influences (Concept)
Description: The impact of Hindu traditions, practices, and ideas on other cultures.


Name: Chinese Bronze Age artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Objects made during the Chinese Bronze Age, often with intricate designs and religious or ceremonial purposes


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: Country in Southern Europe shaped like a boot


Name: 200 billion km travelled per year (DISTANCE)
Description: Annual distance traveled on Dutch roads


Name: East Asia (REGION)
Description: A region in Asia


Name: feel and muscle memory (skill)
Description: The ability to sharpen tools accurately through experience and intuition.


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


Name: Kandahar (LOCATION)
Description: A city in southern Afghanistan


Name: 15% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the population at risk of poverty


Name: Unitary Authorities in Wales (Government Body)
Description: Authorities responsible for local governance in Wales


Name: Insurance companies (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Businesses providing insurance


Name: Matthew Boulton (Person)
Description: Industrialist interested in Blue John for decorative vases.


Name: Pomegranate (PLANT)
Description: A fruit-bearing tree


Name: Turkish Constitution (Article 66) (Legal Text)
Description: Defines citizenship and nationality within Turkey.


Name: hot, dry summers and mild winters (CLIMATE)
Description: The typical weather patterns experienced in Arad


Name: Sapphire (MATERIAL)
Description: A hard and durable crystalline form of aluminum oxide


Name: Buddhist literature in the Pali language (TEXT)
Description: Religious texts written in Pali


Name: titanium and carbon (CHEMICAL_SUBSTANCE)
Description: Titanium combined with carbon


Name: Vlychada Caves (Natural Feature)
Description: A system of caves near Oitylo on the Mani Peninsula.


Name: Collins (PERSON)
Description: Likely a historian or scholar


Name: West Coast (Location)
Description: The western coastal region of the United States.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in Oceania.


Name: New York City (CITY)
Description: A global city and the most populous in the United States.


Name: Pieces of broken grinding wheels (Tool)
Description: Fragments of grinding wheels used for shaping materials.


Name: franchise (POLITICAL RIGHT)
Description: The right to vote


Name: 1870s (DECADE)
Description: A decade.


Name: Achieving the Other Purusharthas (Goal)
Description: The other three goals in life according to Hinduism


Name: Mohamed Mediène (PERSON)
Description: Former head of military intelligence


Name: 32.7% (Percentage)
Description: Estimated Percentage of Wallonia population compared to total Belgian population (Derived from text)


Name: Sherman Creek (WATER BODY)
Description: An inlet of the Harlem River


Name: progressive slowdown (ECONOMIC TREND)
Description: A decrease in the rate of economic growth


Name: eurozone (ECONOMIC UNION)
Description: A group of European countries that use the euro as their currency.


Name: Kingdom of Great Britain (COUNTRY)
Description: Former sovereign state


Name: cobalt (element)
Description: A hard, silvery-white metal with magnetic properties.


Name: in opposition to the Soviet regime (DESCRIPTION)
Description: -


Name: hunter-gatherers of eastern Europe and Siberia (People)
Description: Ancestral groups who practiced hunting and gathering in Eastern Europe and Siberia


Name: Etruscan belief system (Religion)
Description: The system of beliefs held by the Etruscans


Name: Andalusian capitals (LOCATION)
Description: Major cities within Andalusia


Name: U.S. presidential elections (EVENT)
Description: Elections held to choose the President of the United States


Name: Economic boom in China and India (Event)
Description: A period of rapid economic growth in these countries.


Name: Supreme Court (COURT)
Description: Highest court in Greece


Name: ÖVP (Austrian People's Party) (Political Party)
Description: Conservative political party in Austria


Name: Authority (Concept)
Description: The power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.


Name: Al-Andalus (LOCATION)
Description: -


Name: Exact Use and Meaning (Concept)
Description: The precise purpose and significance of bi disks


Name: differing experimental results (Observation)
Description: Variations in outcomes obtained through experimentation due to impurity differences.


Name: Yellow or colorless stones (Gemstone types)
Description: Diamonds with yellow or colorless hues.


Name: Indian Peafowl (Animal Species)
Description: The wild-type peacock species native to South Asia.


Name: Molding (Technique)
Description: A sculpting method using molds


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8.


Name: Black Coal (Energy Source)
Description: A fossil fuel used for electricity generation


Name: peach blossom (PLANT)
Description: Flower of the peach tree


Name: Rasaratna Samuccaya (Text)
Description: An ancient Indian alchemical text.


Name: galena, diamond (Minerals)
Description: Examples of minerals with names established before formalized mineralogy


Name: afterlife (CONCEPT)
Description: Existence after death


Name: Spessart (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Germany


Name: grindstones (TOOL)
Description: Stones used for grinding and polishing


Name: U-O Bond Length in Uranates(VI) (Property)
Description: The distance between uranium and oxygen atoms in uranate compounds.


Name: Beryllium compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds containing beryllium as a constituent element.


Name: Figure 1 (Diagram)
Description: An illustration showing the facets of a round brilliant diamond.


Name: Magma (Molten Rock)
Description: Liquid rock found beneath the Earth's surface


Name: 600 CE (Time)
Description: The year 600 Common Era


Name: Butter, Sugar (INGREDIENT)
Description: Common ingredients in cookies.


Name: 35.2 °C (TEMPERATURE)
Description: Highest recorded temperature in Ipswich


Name: Eduard Imhof's method (Technique)
Description: A specific approach to drawing shaded relief.


Name: sewing items together (Action)
Description: The process of joining materials using a needle and thread


Name: Amantla (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Tenochtitlan where the amanteca lived and worked


Name: Newly baptized people (Group of People)
Description: People recently converted to Christianity.


Name: Amrit and Rabindra Kaur Singh (The Singh Twins) (Artists)
Description: Sikh diaspora artists known as The Singh Twins.


Name: Plastic (Material)
Description: A synthetic material made from polymers


Name: lynx (ANIMAL)
Description: Wild feline species


Name: Eastern Europe (Location)
Description: Region of Europe east of Central Europe


Name: more common (state)
Description: Increasing in prevalence


Name: Greater London Authority (GLA) (GOVERNMENTAL_ORGANIZATION)
Description: The devolved regional government body for Greater London.


Name: A2 (Egnatia Odos) (Motorway)
Description: East-west motorway in northern Greece


Name: Wheat, Barley, Vetch, Chickpeas (CROPS)
Description: Grains cultivated by the Minoans


Name: archaeologists (Profession)
Description: Researchers who study the past through physical remains.


Name: Chalcedony (Mineral)
Description: Another mineral Weeksite occurs with.


Name: Bright spots on Ceres (Astronomical Feature)
Description: Reflective areas on the surface of Ceres


Name: A9 motorway (Motorway)
Description: A major motorway in Switzerland


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: Design (Plan)
Description: The plan for the arrangement and angles of facets on a gemstone.


Name: officer (OCCUPATION)
Description: Position held in the War Department during World War I


Name: Reinhardsbrunn (HUNTING_LODGE)
Description: A ducal hunting seat near Friedrichroda


Name: Visigoths (PEOPLE)
Description: Germanic tribe


Name: Multivalent Nanoparticles (Scientific Concept)
Description: Nanoparticles with multiple targeting groups.


Name: 450 persons/km2 (Density)
Description: Number of people per square kilometer


Name: Scientists before Newton (Group of people)
Description: Scientists who lived and worked before Isaac Newton.


Name: 20th century developments in painting (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic movements that emerged during the 20th century.


Name: central panel above the door of the Parthenon (ARTWORK_SECTION)
Description: Specific part of the frieze sculpture


Name: 14.0% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of total foreign population in Switzerland from Germany


Name: Macle (Diamond Formation)
Description: Flattened twin octahedron crystals


Name: U.S. Virgin Islands (Location)
Description: A territory of the United States in the Caribbean


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: Etruscan art (Art movement)
Description: The artistic style and traditions of the Etruscans


Name: Auguste Rodin (Sculptor)
Description: Renowned European sculptor of the early 20th century.


Name: mirror image (VISUAL CONCEPT)
Description: A reversed reflection of an object.


Name: territories under Muslim control (GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURE)
Description: Areas ruled by Muslims


Name: Mexican Exploitation B movies (FILM GENRE)
Description: A genre of low-budget Mexican horror films popular in the 1970s.


Name: Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (Process)
Description: Transfer of energy between a donor and acceptor molecule.


Name: Brazilian economy (Economy)
Description: Economic system of Brazil


Name: Land Exchanges (Political Event)
Description: Transfers of ownership of land between parties


Name: mudslides (NATURAL_PHENOMENON)
Description: Mudslides that blocked roads and damaged homes in the Drafi area.


Name: Granite (Rock type)
Description: A common igneous rock


Name: public radio station (MEDIA_STATION)
Description: Station broadcasting publicly-funded radio content


Name: Hephthalites (Ethnolinguistic group)
Description: A nomadic people from Central Asia


Name: Queensland (STATE)
Description: An Australian state located on the east coast.


Name: Jean-Jacques Daniel Dony (PERSON)
Description: Built a different type of horizontal zinc smelter in Belgium that processed more zinc.


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: A precious gemstone, often imitated by simulants.


Name: CCP (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The Communist Party of China


Name: During the three-month rainy season (vassa) (Time period)
Description: A time when monks traditionally gather for intense practice.


Name: Hungarian (LANGUAGE)
Description: A Uralic language spoken by a minority group in Ukraine


Name: Studio Craft (Art Form)
Description: Handmade objects created by skilled artisans in a studio setting.


Name: Above-ground nuclear tests (EVENT)
Description: Nuclear weapon tests performed on the surface


Name: Uqba ibn Nafi (PERSON)
Description: Arab Muslim general who conquered parts of North Africa


Name: Jade Inlay (Technique)
Description: A method of decorating objects by inserting pieces of jade into a surface.


Name: Fur trade (Industry)
Description: Commercial activity involving the trading of animal furs.


Name: Craft Education and Therapy (Program/Activity)
Description: Educational programs and therapeutic interventions focused on craft practices


Name: 0.95 (Number)
Description: Represents the electronegativity of Strontium


Name: diamond drilling evidences (artifact)
Description: Archaeological findings showing evidence of diamond drilling.


Name: William B. Bankhead National Forest (National Forest)
Description: A national forest in Alabama.


Name: Sarney's unsuccessful government (Event)
Description: Political Period


Name: 16th century (TIME PERIOD)
Description: A century in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Loganair (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Airline


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A precious gemstone formed from carbon


Name: high priests (Role)
Description: High priests of the Aztec religion


Name: Cruciform penetration twinning (Twinning Type)
Description: A specific type of twinning pattern in crystals.


Name: Koç University (University)
Description: A private university in Istanbul, Turkey


Name: Overfishing and illegal fishing practices (Environmental Issues)
Description: Activities that threaten fish populations and marine ecosystems.


Name: Guatemala (Country)
Description: A country in Central America.


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: A Romance language


Name: Deputy Prime Minister(s) (Political Role)
Description: Assists the Prime Minister


Name: Controversial (Quality)
Description: Capable of causing disagreement or debate.


Name: Ligand (Chemical Entity)
Description: An ion or molecule that binds to a central metal atom to form a coordination complex.


Name: Gemological Centers (Location)
Description: Places where gemstones are analyzed and identified.


Name: Houses of the wealthy Etruscans (Dwelling type)
Description: Residences inhabited by affluent Etruscans


Name: Duchy of Swabia (Historical Region)
Description: A medieval duchy in present-day Germany


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: The county town of Suffolk where the Ipswich Museum is located.


Name: Desertification (Process)
Description: The degradation of land in arid and semi-arid areas, resulting in loss of vegetation and soil fertility.


Name: National Human Development Initiative (Governmental Program)
Description: A broader initiative focusing on human development


Name: 0.414 to 0.732 (Numerical Range)
Description: The range of cation/anion radius ratios favorable for the rock salt structure


Name: Small rodents (voles, mice, ground squirrels, hamsters, gerbils, woodchucks, pocket gophers, deer mice) (Animal)
Description: The main food source for red foxes.


Name: Akritic, Klephtic Cycles (Musical Categories)
Description: Types of Greek folk songs


Name: 400 meters (Measurement)
Description: Thickness measurement


Name: pearls (Object)
Description: Gemstones formed within mollusks


Name: 102,000 km (Quantity)
Description: The total length of inland waterways in Russia


Name: Tennessee–Tombigbee Waterway (Waterway)
Description: An inland waterway connecting the Tennessee River and the Tombigbee River.


Name: infinite numbers (Mathematical concept)
Description: Numbers that are larger than any finite number.


Name: Cahokia (City)
Description: A major Mississippian city near present-day Collinsville, Illinois.


Name: Han dynasty women (GROUP)
Description: Women who lived during the Han Dynasty