Name: Copper mask (Artifact)
Description: An ancient copper artifact


Name: Yamato Takeru's Mourning Utterance (Speech Act)
Description: Words spoken by Yamato Takeru expressing his sorrow.


Name: Northeast Thailand (Location)
Description: A region in northeastern Thailand.


Name: Jade (Gemstone)
Description: A precious stone prized for its beauty and durability.


Name: RGB Color Space (Color Model)
Description: A color space defined by red, green, and blue primary colors used in displays and imaging.


Name: 939.4 km (measurement)
Description: The average diameter of Ceres


Name: Australian opal (Gemstone)
Description: A type of precious opal mined primarily in Australia


Name: looting (Activity)
Description: Stealing valuables from other places


Name: hemocyanin (Protein)
Description: An oxygen-carrying protein found in mollusks and some arthropods.


Name: Islam (RELIGION)
Description: A religion based on the teachings of Muhammad.


Name: Legal Transition (Process)
Description: The process of transitioning from the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic.


Name: Treated diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Diamonds that have undergone a treatment process to alter their color.


Name: prehistoric European burials (Location)
Description: Places where prehistoric Europeans were buried.


Name: National Development Plan (PLAN)
Description: A plan for development in Ivory Coast


Name: Swastika (Symbol)
Description: An ancient symbol with various meanings.


Name: Proportioning (Geometric Property)
Description: The relative sizes of different parts of an object.


Name: Greek alphabet (WRITING SYSTEM)
Description: Alphabet used by ancient Greeks


Name: different allotropes of carbon (material forms)
Description: Various structural arrangements of the same element.


Name: Octavio Paz (AUTHOR)
Description: Mexican author and Nobel Prize laureate


Name: Federal Fiscal Court (COURT)
Description: Supreme court for tax matters.


Name: Global Epicenter for COVID-19 (Status)
Description: The point where the highest concentration of COVID-19 cases were observed globally.


Name: Indian literature (LiteraryWork)
Description: Literature written in various Indian languages


Name: Core Buddhist Teachings (Concept)
Description: Fundamental principles and ideas of Buddhism, such as the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path.


Name: Lenses or Tectonic Slices (Geological Shapes)
Description: The typical shapes and sizes of whiteschist occurrences.


Name: United States Postal Service (Organization)
Description: Federal agency responsible for mail delivery in the US


Name: McGraths Flat (Location)
Description: A place in South Australia.


Name: Green S (E142) (Food coloring)
Description: Green food dye


Name: Three to six kits (Quantity)
Description: The typical number of offspring in a litter


Name: Greek words (LANGUAGE)
Description: The origin of the name 'oxygène'.


Name: minerals from Mony (Mineral)
Description: Minerals originating from the location Mony.


Name: southern and central parts of Westchester County (LOCATION)
Description: Specific areas within Westchester County


Name: Late Cambrian to Early Ordovician ages (Geological Time Period)
Description: Time period when Tuckahoe marble formed.


Name: Jews (Religious Group)
Description: Members of the Jewish faith.


Name: Green (Color)
Description: The color of growing grass.


Name: McDermitt caldera (Geographical Location)
Description: A large volcanic caldera in Nevada, United States


Name: Rape of Belgium (EVENT)
Description: German atrocities committed during the invasion and occupation of Belgium in 1914.


Name: Carat weight (Measurement)
Description: The weight of a diamond, measured in carats.


Name: institutional body (political entity)
Description: Formal organization with authority to make decisions and enact policies.


Name: south-east Australia (REGION)
Description: Part of Australia located in the south-east.


Name: Christian sacred art (Art Style)
Description: Religious art associated with Christianity.


Name: 23.9% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of Afghanistan's population living in urban areas


Name: RAL 6015 (Code)
Description: A specific code within the RAL color matching system.


Name: WASH concept (CONCEPT)
Description: A framework for addressing water, sanitation, and hygiene


Name: Mineral Detector (Device)
Description: A device used to detect the presence of minerals


Name: 2007–2008 financial crisis (ECONOMIC EVENT)
Description: A global financial crisis that began in 2007


Name: Art History (Academic Discipline)
Description: The study of artistic works and their development


Name: Fifth-century churches of Thessaloniki (Location)
Description: Churches built in Thessaloniki during the 5th century


Name: Jewish community (Religious Group)
Description: Members of the Jewish faith


Name: centrally planned economy (ECONOMIC SYSTEM)
Description: An economic system where the government controls production and distribution


Name: Phosphate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A chemical element essential for plant growth.


Name: Jiang Qing (Person)
Description: Fourth wife of Mao Zedong and a prominent political figure during the Cultural Revolution.


Name: Wilhelm Hisinger (Person)
Description: A Swedish chemist and mineralogist.


Name: Three argent triangles conjoined in pall (Heraldry Element)
Description: The main design element on the coat of arms


Name: Canadian Gold Maple Leaf coin (Special Issue) (Bullion Coin)
Description: A special issue bullion coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint.


Name: study (research publication)
Description: Scientific investigation on fossil preservation


Name: Gemstone (Material Use)
Description: Zoisite is cut and polished for jewelry.


Name: Etruscan temples (BUILDING)
Description: Religious structures built by the Etruscans


Name: Reagents (Substance)
Description: Substances used in chemical reactions


Name: rivers (Water body)
Description: Flowing bodies of water found on Tahiti


Name: Emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: A green gemstone


Name: Bishop Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum in Honolulu, Hawaii dedicated to Polynesian culture and history.


Name: Blues (COLOR_PLURAL)
Description: Multiple shades of the color blue


Name: USS Nautilus (Submarine)
Description: A submarine that was the first to use nuclear power for propulsion.


Name: Discussion of the causes for sexual traits (Scientific Concept)
Description: The study of why certain physical traits are more prevalent in one sex than another.


Name: Ontologism, anarchism, communism, socialism, futurism, fascism, and Christian democracy (Philosophical Movements)
Description: Various political and social philosophies


Name: Peridotite (Rock Type)
Description: A type of igneous rock rich in olivine and pyroxene


Name: Schools of painting (Artistic Styles/Movements)
Description: Distinct regional and stylistic approaches to miniature painting


Name: Bahia (STATE)
Description: State in Brazil


Name: mountains, skiing and wine production (Activities and Products)
Description: Key features and industries in Valais


Name: a large, well-equipped army which could manufacture and repair its own firearms (MILITARY FORCE)
Description: Ture's military capabilities


Name: Grand Prince of All Rus' (Title)
Description: A title indicating rule over all of Rus'


Name: 2.48% (Percentage)
Description: Rate of population growth


Name: Black, velvet-black, blackish brown, grey, greenish (Color)
Description: Possible color variations of Oltu stone


Name: Etruscan civilisation (Civilisation)
Description: An ancient civilization of central Italy.


Name: 84,170 persons (QUANTITY)
Description: Number of people granted citizenship


Name: Almandine garnet, micas, kyanite, albite, biotite, sillimanite (Minerals)
Description: Other minerals commonly found in association with Staurolite.


Name: modern reforms of Thai Buddhism (EVENT)
Description: Changes and adaptations in Thai Buddhism


Name: Fédération Tahitienne de Football (Organization)
Description: Governing body for football in Tahiti


Name: mainland Greece (LOCATION)
Description: The mainland portion of the country of Greece.


Name: Cheetahs (Animal)
Description: Fast-running wild cats.


Name: a more sustainable alternative to animal products (Environmental Trend)
Description: Growing consumer interest in plant-based options due to their lower environmental impact.


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting of beryllium aluminum silicate.


Name: high quartz (term)
Description: Alternative name for β-quartz


Name: Kashmir sapphires (GEMSTONE)
Description: Type of sapphire


Name: Water buffalo bones (MATERIAL)
Description: Common material for hair pipe beads


Name: precious opal (Opal Variety)
Description: High-quality opal displaying play of color.


Name: Mechta-Afalou burial sites (LOCATION)
Description: Archaeological sites in Morocco


Name: Allied Rapid Reaction Corps (Military Unit)
Description: A NATO multinational rapid reaction force


Name: women's suffrage (SOCIAL POLICY)
Description: The right of women to vote in political elections


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


Name: Calc–silicate skarn (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of calc-silicate rock found in skarn deposits.


Name: Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A large body of salt water


Name: Harriet Holter (Person)
Description: Norwegian sociologist


Name: remarkable similarity (Finding)
Description: Observed similarity between ancient and modern Greeks' craniofacial features.


Name: Constitution of 1948 (DOCUMENT)
Description: Italy's foundational legal document


Name: University of Alabama in Huntsville (University)
Description: A public research university located in Huntsville, Alabama.


Name: seasonally occupied (Occupancy Status)
Description: Apartments inhabited part of the year


Name: Atomic absorption spectrophotometry, potentiometry using ion-selective electrodes (Analytical Technique)
Description: Methods for measuring the concentration of sodium ions


Name: Patterns of Dots (Pattern)
Description: Dots arranged in specific patterns to create tonal effects.


Name: Ammonium Diuranate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A uranium compound used as an intermediate in nuclear fuel production.


Name: Spells and incantations (Magical Practice)
Description: Words or phrases believed to have magical power


Name: Hydrocarbons (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds composed of hydrogen and carbon


Name: Ceres's Composition (Compositional Feature)
Description: The makeup of Ceres, which is believed to be primarily rock with some ice


Name: Auburn University Tigers (Sports Team)
Description: The athletic team representing Auburn University


Name: Original trio of gods (Deity)
Description: The first three kami who were born from nothingness


Name: Almoravids (Dynasty)
Description: A Berber dynasty that ruled parts of North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula


Name: trace resistant minerals (mineral group)
Description: Minerals that are highly durable and resistant to weathering.


Name: C60 buckminsterfullerene (Specific Buckyball)
Description: The most well-known and simplest buckyball, shaped like a soccer ball.


Name: Fe2+ (Ion)
Description: Ferrous ion, a divalent iron cation.


Name: stable support (abstract concept)
Description: Consistent backing and loyalty to the prince.


Name: Justice and piety (Moral Qualities)
Description: Positive character traits


Name: Mals (Municipality)
Description: A neighboring municipality of Laas


Name: Upper-middle-income country (Economic Status)
Description: A country with a per capita income between lower-middle and high-income levels


Name: Hand and a half sword (Weapon)
Description: A sword with an extended grip to be used with one or two hands.


Name: Coccolithophores (Microscopic Algae)
Description: Single-celled algae with plates made of calcite.


Name: Slate (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock known for its ease of splitting.


Name: Doctorate (DEGREE)
Description: Academic degree


Name: Harzburgite and Lherzolite (Rock Types)
Description: Types of peridotite, common in the upper mantle


Name: Agate (Mineral)
Description: A banded variety of Chalcedony


Name: Fisons fertiliser (PRODUCT)
Description: Fertiliser produced by Fisons


Name: Lilac (Color)
Description: The color emitted by Potassium in a flame test


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss Canton


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country where carnelian is found.


Name: CPU (POLITICAL_PARTY)
Description: Communist Party of Ukraine


Name: Orogeny (Geological Process)
Description: The process of mountain formation


Name: Slate Roof Tile (Construction Material)
Description: A single roofing tile made of slate


Name: First Czechoslovak Republic (COUNTRY)
Description: The first independent state formed by Czechs and Slovaks after World War I.


Name: Trøndelag county (County)
Description: A county in Norway


Name: Priestess (Occupational Role)
Description: Female religious leader


Name: Auburndale (Location)
Description: Town near Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: gemstones for centuries (concept)
Description: Diamonds have held significant value and cultural importance for a long time.


Name: hostile encounter (Event)
Description: A violent confrontation between two parties


Name: third Aguila expedition (EVENT)
Description: The third voyage of the Spanish ship Aguila to Tahiti.


Name: French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: Overthrow of the monarchy in France


Name: crystal habit (concept)
Description: The visible external shape of a crystal.


Name: Millennia (Time Period)
Description: A long period of time extending over thousands of years.


Name: Kingsbridge and Riverdale (Location)
Description: Neighborhoods in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Martian meteorite fall in more than fifty years (Event)
Description: The event of a Martian meteorite landing on Earth, observed for the first time in over 50 years.


Name: the most important in the world (IMPORTANCE)
Description: A designation reflecting its significance in the book industry


Name: Kollyva (Food)
Description: A dish of boiled wheat mixed with sugar and decorations, offered to the deceased


Name: prime minister (Political Figure)
Description: The head of the Norwegian government


Name: for the new nation of Mexico (Political Entity)
Description: The newly independent country of Mexico


Name: Protoplanet (Celestial Body)
Description: A primitive celestial body that is thought to have formed early in the solar system's history


Name: Anthophyllite (Mineral)
Description: An amphibole mineral


Name: sex ratio of males to females (Demographic Measure)
Description: The proportion of males to females in a population


Name: plasma calcium level (physiological parameter)
Description: The concentration of calcium in the blood plasma.


Name: Printer's Ink (MATERIAL)
Description: Ink specifically designed for printing


Name: Titanium Compounds (Chemical Class)
Description: Compounds containing the element titanium.


Name: Greek Jews (Ethnic Group)
Description: Jewish people living in Greece


Name: Maniots from Messenian Mani (PEOPLE)
Description: Inhabitants of the Messenian Mani.


Name: 116th Street (LOCATION)
Description: A street on the Hudson River


Name: Fossil fuel-generated electricity (Energy Source)
Description: Electricity produced by burning fossil fuels


Name: Women (Social Group)
Description: Female members of society.


Name: 25 percent (PERCENTAGE)
Description: The proportion of global brown coal reserves represented by the Latrobe Valley deposits


Name: iron transport (biological process)
Description: The movement of iron within the body.


Name: Faces (Geometric Feature)
Description: Flat surfaces that make up a polyhedron.


Name: Peshawar (LOCATION)
Description: City in northwestern Pakistan


Name: UN definition of genocide (DEFINITION)
Description: A legal classification for acts intended to destroy a group in whole or in part


Name: Adastral Park (TECHNOLOGY_PARK)
Description: Technology park in Ipswich


Name: museum records (Document Collection)
Description: Records documenting the museum's collections and activities


Name: localized deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Smaller areas of rock formations


Name: Decomposition (Process)
Description: The breakdown of a compound into simpler substances.


Name: Kentucky (US State)
Description: A state located in the Southern region of the United States


Name: more than 45,000 glass objects (Quantity)
Description: The number of glass objects in the museum's collection.


Name: Carl Gustaf Mosander (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist


Name: beaches (Landform)
Description: Coastal areas with sand or pebbles found on Tahiti


Name: old town (Area)
Description: Historically significant part of Predazzo.


Name: 1800s (Time period)
Description: The nineteenth century.


Name: metallic iron alloy (material)
Description: A mixture of iron with one or more other elements.


Name: Netherlands (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Northwestern Europe


Name: Atlantic Ocean (BODY OF WATER)
Description: A large ocean basin in the North Atlantic.


Name: US$6 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: A specific amount of US dollars.


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: Region where high-quality alexandrite is mined


Name: Roman Catholic church of Our Lady (RELIGIOUS BUILDING)
Description: A Roman Catholic church dedicated to the Virgin Mary.


Name: dialysis (medical treatment)
Description: A procedure that filters the blood when the kidneys can't


Name: 8 Hour Day and Overtime Pay (Concept)
Description: Standard work day of 8 hours with overtime pay for exceeding it.


Name: carbon atoms in diamond (atomic structure)
Description: Arrangement of carbon atoms within a diamond lattice.


Name: metamorphic rocks (geological formation)
Description: Rocks formed by transformation of existing rock types due to heat and pressure


Name: Province of the Balearic Islands (PROVINCE)
Description: A province within the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands.


Name: Highest railway (Feature)
Description: Crosses the Alps without a tunnel at the pass


Name: Tourism (INDUSTRY)
Description: The tourism industry


Name: Intermarriage (Social practice)
Description: Marriage between individuals from different groups.


Name: Surry County (LOCATION)
Description: A county in North Carolina


Name: Perception (Cognitive Process)
Description: The process of becoming aware of something through the senses.


Name: Monica Gaspar (Art Historian)
Description: An art historian who studied the temporal meaning of names given to art jewelry.


Name: University of Kansas (University)
Description: A public research university in Lawrence, Kansas


Name: Weathering Process (Process)
Description: The process of azurite changing into malachite.


Name: Hispania (NAME)
Description: Ancient Roman name for the Iberian Peninsula


Name: U6a (Genetic Haplogroup)
Description: Mitochondrial DNA haplogroup commonly found in North Africa.


Name: fishing nets (Material)
Description: Nets used for catching fish


Name: Chesterfield (Settlement)
Description: A settlement in Derbyshire.


Name: Compound Adjectives (Linguistic Unit)
Description: Adjectives formed by combining two or more words.


Name: second wave of Turkic migration (EVENT)
Description: A significant movement of Turks into Anatolia seeking refuge from the Mongols.


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A colorless, odorless liquid essential for life


Name: Paris (Location)
Description: Capital of France


Name: Citrine Appreciation (Historical Event)
Description: The time when citrine first gained popularity as a gemstone.


Name: Skopje (City)
Description: The capital city of North Macedonia


Name: Old English hwīt (WORD)
Description: The Old English word for 'white'.


Name: Orthoclase feldspar (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in granite.


Name: Paleozoic Era (Geological Era)
Description: A geologic era spanning from 541 to 252 million years ago.


Name: emu (Animal)
Description: Large flightless bird


Name: More than 250 stations, 20 rail lines (RAILWAY INFRASTRUCTURE)
Description: The number of stations and rail lines within the New York City commuter rail network.


Name: Natural vegetation limit (Geographical Feature)
Description: The elevation where trees stop growing due to colder temperatures.


Name: protests, boycotts, and voter registration drives (Action)
Description: Various tactics used to challenge segregation and discrimination.


Name: Acropolis (LOCATION)
Description: Ancient citadel in Athens


Name: Hunting (Activity)
Description: Red foxes are sometimes hunted for sport or fur


Name: Thomas Tusser (PERSON)
Description: An English poet and farmer


Name: Biology (Scientific Discipline)
Description: The study of living organisms.


Name: EPA (Government Agency)
Description: Environmental Protection Agency, responsible for protecting human and environmental health in the United States.


Name: Conquistadors (Group)
Description: Spanish soldiers and explorers who conquered the Americas in the 16th century.


Name: Pm3m (Space Group Symbol)
Description: The specific symmetry classification for the crystal structure.


Name: Madrid (City)
Description: The capital city of Spain


Name: cleavage quality (Attribute)
Description: A measure of how cleanly and easily a mineral breaks along cleavage planes.


Name: Zinc Acetate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A zinc salt used as a dietary supplement and in other applications.


Name: During Qing dynasty rule (TimePeriod)
Description: Era when the Qing dynasty governed China


Name: Spanish Civil War (WAR)
Description: A conflict in Spain from 1936 to 1939.


Name: 150,647 (Quantity)
Description: Number of adherents to the Catholic Church in Alabama


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: Blue copper carbonate mineral


Name: Europe (LOCATION)
Description: A continent.


Name: 91 airports (QUANTITY)
Description: Total number of airports


Name: poor (State)
Description: Lacking wealth and resources.


Name: private meteorite-collecting expeditions (event)
Description: Organized trips to collect meteorites for private individuals.


Name: Mauna Kea (Mountain)
Description: A dormant volcano on the island of Hawaii.


Name: Rieke metals (Chemical Compound)
Description: Highly reactive metal powders


Name: ġeolurēad (Word)
Description: An Old English word for reddish-orange


Name: First laser (Device)
Description: The initial invention of a device that amplifies light


Name: Cellulose (Polymer)
Description: A natural polymer made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen.


Name: Boarding House (BUILDING)
Description: Accommodation for workers at the quarry.


Name: Egypt (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in North Africa


Name: Younger stars (Celestial Object)
Description: Stars that have recently formed


Name: Disks (Shape)
Description: Flat, circular objects.


Name: Expansion through Conquest (Process)
Description: The act of conquering territories to expand the empire's control.


Name: Na+/K+-ATPase (Protein)
Description: An enzyme that pumps sodium out of cells and potassium into cells.


Name: signing personal letters (action)
Description: The act of applying a signature to personal correspondence.


Name: Ossining Town (Town)
Description: A town in Westchester County


Name: English-speaking world (Region)
Description: Countries where English is the primary language.


Name: Free (Attribute)
Description: Available without cost.


Name: this low-pressure process (Process)
Description: Method for growing diamonds at relatively low pressures


Name: Common Opal (Type of Opal)
Description: Opal lacking play-of-color


Name: Waikato River, Waitaki River, Clutha / Mata-Au River, Manapouri (RIVER)
Description: Rivers in New Zealand with major hydroelectric power schemes.


Name: Pietra Dura (Italian Term)
Description: Refers to stone inlay work, not hardstone carving itself


Name: Identity/Values (Abstract Concept)
Description: The characteristics, beliefs, and principles that define a nation or community.


Name: Landslides (Geological Feature)
Description: The movement of rock, debris, or earth down a slope


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


Name: 64 traditional arts (Category)
Description: Various types of artistic expression recognized in Hindu tradition.


Name: kidneys (organ system)
Description: Two bean-shaped organs that filter waste from the blood and produce urine


Name: Seal Carvers (Profession)
Description: Artisans who create seals


Name: 99.757% (Percentage)
Description: A measure of the proportion of a substance in a mixture.


Name: quadripartite talks on the conflict in Moldova (political event)
Description: Negotiations involving four parties to resolve the Transnistrian conflict


Name: Napoleon III's regime (Political System)
Description: The government led by Napoleon III during the Second Empire.


Name: Cubism (Art Movement)
Description: An avant-garde art movement that broke objects into geometric shapes.


Name: Minister of Foreign Affairs (Political Role)
Description: Government official responsible for foreign affairs


Name: House of Representatives (Political Body)
Description: Lower house of the States General


Name: Lithography (Printing Technique)
Description: A printmaking process based on the principle that oil and water do not mix.


Name: East Suffolk County Hall (BUILDING)
Description: Former county hall building


Name: cheongsam (name)
Description: Alternative name for qipao


Name: Lake Shores (Geographical Feature)
Description: The edges of lakes.


Name: olivine (mineral)
Description: A magnesium iron silicate mineral.


Name: Large informal economy (Economic Characteristic)
Description: A significant portion of economic activity outside formal regulations.


Name: Solid-state laser material (Material Type)
Description: A laser gain medium that is a solid.


Name: Prime Minister  (GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL)
Description: The head of government in Norway.


Name: Province of Asia (Roman province)
Description: Roman province in Anatolia


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A transition metal element


Name: Alpine Zone (Geographic Region)
Description: A zone in the Alps above the tree line.


Name: Ferdowsi (PERSON)
Description: Poet


Name: Fm3m (Space Group)
Description: Hermann–Mauguin notation for the space group of the rock salt structure.


Name: Ores (Mineral Resource)
Description: Rocks containing valuable minerals


Name: Omphacite (Mineral)
Description: A solid solution mineral composed of diopside and jadeite.


Name: Tartessos (ANCIENT CIVILIZATION)
Description: An ancient civilization located in southwestern Iberia


Name: Phoenician tāw (Letter)
Description: A letter in the Phoenician alphabet


Name: Human emotions (ABSTRACT_CONCEPT)
Description: Feelings and sentiments experienced by humans


Name: Early Cultures (Civilization Group)
Description: Cultures that existed in ancient times.


Name: Mississippian Culture (CULTURE)
Description: An ancient culture in North America.


Name: Hydrogen assisted magnesiothermic reduction (HAMR) (Process)
Description: A method for producing titanium using magnesium and hydrogen


Name: Filigree Work (Art Objects)
Description: Objects decorated with the filigree technique.


Name: Khmers used ceramics in their daily life (Activity)
Description: The Khmer people's integration of ceramics into their everyday routines.


Name: Nipmucs (TRIBE)
Description: An Algonquian-speaking Native American tribe.


Name: Sodium Dithionite (Chemical Compound)
Description: A reducing bleach


Name: (a, b) (Coordinate Pair)
Description: Cartesian coordinates representing a point in the CIE 1976 LAB or LUV color space.


Name: 48Ca (Isotope)
Description: Calcium isotope with mass number 48


Name: Norwegian companies (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Companies based in Norway


Name: Marine Sediment Nappes (Geological Formation)
Description: Layers of sedimentary rock deposited in a marine environment


Name: Alice Guy-Blaché (Person)
Description: World's first female filmmaker.


Name: rounded and thinner calligraphy (Calligraphy Style)
Description: A style of calligraphy with rounded strokes and a thinner appearance.


Name: Another Theory (Concept)
Description: A different explanation for the Mycenaean civilization's decline.


Name: Chartres Cathedral (Building)
Description: A famous Gothic cathedral located in Chartres, France.


Name: Annealing (Process)
Description: A heat treatment process to soften and relieve stress in a material.


Name: System On (State)
Description: The state of a system being operational.


Name: British aristocrats (Social Group)
Description: Wealthy upper class individuals in 18th century Britain


Name: Type Ia Supernovae (Astrophysical Event)
Description: A type of supernova explosion that occurs in binary star systems.


Name: Insulators (Manufactured Product)
Description: Materials that resist the flow of electricity.


Name: Naturally Colored Diamonds (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Diamonds exhibiting a range of colors due to natural impurities or defects.


Name: Kérékou (PERSON)
Description: Former President of Benin


Name: Electricity (Energy Source)
Description: A form of energy


Name: Hindu culture (Culture)
Description: The traditions, beliefs, and practices of Hindus.


Name: Human Dietary Element (Nutritional Requirement)
Description: Elements necessary for human health and bodily functions


Name: Smallest Surface Area (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Minimum possible surface area for a given volume


Name: Persian Empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Ancient empire centered in Persia


Name: Brazilian government buildings (LOCATION)
Description: Government offices in Brazil


Name: Elementary and Junior High School (EDUCATION LEVEL)
Description: The first nine years of schooling in Japan


Name: Larger and More Brilliant (Visual Attribute)
Description: The perceived size and sparkle of the diamond.


Name: Unit Cell (Structural Unit)
Description: The smallest repeating unit in a crystal structure.


Name: Decorative Art (Thing)
Description: Artworks primarily intended for aesthetic appeal rather than functionality.


Name: Asterism (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: A star-like effect seen in some gemstones.


Name: Julius Caesar (PERSON)
Description: Roman general and statesman


Name: 1 January 1912 (DATE)
Description: The date the Republic of China was founded


Name: Jews, Roma and Sinti (Ethnic Group)
Description: Groups of people targeted by Nazi persecution


Name: organic waste (type)
Description: waste derived from living organisms


Name: visit (Event)
Description: Act of going to see someone


Name: Conservative Party (Political Party)
Description: A center-right political party in Norway


Name: Color and pattern variations (Peafowl Traits)
Description: New color and pattern variations in peafowl


Name: Naval mines (Explosive device)
Description: Mines placed in water to damage ships


Name: Hajj Amin al-Husseini (PERSON)
Description: Grand Mufti who redesigned the Nabi Musa festival


Name: Gregorio Vásquez de Arce y Ceballos (PERSON)
Description: A prominent Colombian painter during the colonial era.


Name: 90 deputies (deputati) (Group)
Description: The representatives in the Grand Council.


Name: Nossa Senhora da Guia (Festival)
Description: A celebration honoring the Virgin Mary on August 1st.


Name: Chinese history (Time period)
Description: The entirety of historical events in China.


Name: Kingdom of Prussia (STATE)
Description: Historical kingdom in Central Europe


Name: Pelasgiotis and Thessaliotis (Language Variety)
Description: Specific variations within the Aeolic dialect.


Name: 3.3 inhabitants per square kilometer (Measurement)
Description: The population density of Oppdal municipality


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe


Name: Ionian Islands (Geographical Region)
Description: A group of islands off the west coast of Greece


Name: social situation of women (Abstract Concept)
Description: The social standing and status of women in a society.


Name: breakaway modifications (design feature)
Description: Changes made to jewelry to allow it to break apart under pressure.


Name: Merchandise (Term)
Description: A synonym for product used in retailing.


Name: Clay (Material)
Description: A common earthy material containing chlorite


Name: Sulfur (Chemical element)
Description: A yellow nonmetallic element


Name: 2.0 mg (Quantity)
Description: Old Daily Value for manganese (100% DV).


Name: Harvard University (University)
Description: A prestigious Ivy League university located in Cambridge, Massachusetts


Name: Palma (CITY)
Description: Capital city of Mallorca


Name: full access to mountain shrine and temple lands for women (Right)
Description: The legal right of women to access religious sites in the mountains.


Name: emphasis on style (Concept)
Description: Focus or attention given to the stylistic aspects of art.


Name: History of Modernism (Historical Period)
Description: The development and progression of modern art movements.


Name: Steel (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of iron and carbon


Name: Greenish Black (Color)
Description: The color of the mineral's powder.


Name: Mordenkainen's Disjunction (Spell)
Description: A powerful spell in Dungeons & Dragons that can disrupt magic.


Name: Mausoleum (STRUCTURE)
Description: A building built to house the remains of Josif Pančić and his wife.


Name: music (Art Form)
Description: Organized sound for artistic expression or entertainment.


Name: imbustare (Word)
Description: An example of a parasynthetic compound in Italian.


Name: Pacifiction (FILM)
Description: A 2022 thriller film about French nuclear testing


Name: Musée du quai Branly (Museum)
Description: A museum in Paris dedicated to non-European cultures


Name: Panchanga (Calendar Name)
Description: Sanskrit term for Hindu calendar.


Name: 17th century (TIME PERIOD)
Description: The 17th century AD


Name: 10 to 13 inches (Measurement)
Description: The typical length of a collar necklace.


Name: French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period of radical social and political upheaval in France.


Name: Data (Information)
Description: Scientific measurements and observations related to Ceres' structure.


Name: 16.7 MJ/kg (Energy Unit)
Description: Average energy content per kilogram of lignite (as-received basis)


Name: Color Blind Individual (Person)
Description: A person with a deficiency in color perception.


Name: Viktor Yanukovych (PERSON)
Description: Pro-Russian presidential candidate of Ukraine


Name: HMIWI standard (Regulation)
Description: Standard for incinerating infectious medical waste.


Name: UPLD (ABBREVIATION)
Description: Short form of Union for Democracy


Name: arsenic (chemical element)
Description: A toxic metalloid


Name: Cabochons (Gemstone)
Description: Polished stones with a rounded top and flat bottom


Name: 1 μg/m3 (Concentration)
Description: Typical Zinc Concentration in the atmosphere


Name: Jerba Island (ISLAND)
Description: An island in Tunisia.


Name: Dopant (Substance)
Description: An impurity added to a semiconductor to alter its electrical properties.


Name: Immaterial Aspects of Culture (Concept)
Description: Non-physical elements that shape a culture's beliefs and practices.


Name: Tomb of Moses (TOMB)
Description: The alleged burial place of the prophet Moses.


Name: Zheng Chenggong (Koxinga) (Person)
Description: A Ming loyalist who expelled the Dutch from Taiwan.


Name: Furnace (Artifact)
Description: A structure used for smelting and casting metals.


Name: French (Language)
Description: A Romance language spoken in France and other parts of the world


Name: Golden Years (Time Period)
Description: A period of later life characterized by success and happiness.


Name: Mogaung (Location)
Description: An area in the Myitkyina District of Upper Burma.


Name: <1 1 1> Crystallographic Direction (Direction)
Description: A specific orientation for viewing the crystal lattice.


Name: Q-carbon (Allotrope)
Description: A newly discovered allotrope of carbon with unique properties.


Name: Protestantism (RELIGION)
Description: Christian denomination


Name: Excess risk of lung cancer (HEALTH_CONDITION)
Description: Higher than average probability of developing lung cancer


Name: Brahmi script (Writing System)
Description: An ancient Indian script that served as the basis for many later scripts in South Asia.


Name: Berbers, Saqaliba, and Arabs/Goths (ETHNIC GROUPS)
Description: Three distinct groups in al-Andalus


Name: Tanzimat reforms (Political Reforms)
Description: A series of reforms initiated by Mahmud II in 1839 aimed at modernizing the Ottoman state.


Name: Health Effects (Concept)
Description: Impacts on well-being.


Name: Limestone (Rock Type)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).


Name: gold mining solution (LIQUID SOLUTION)
Description: Solution used in gold extraction processes


Name: granary (Function)
Description: A place that stores grain.


Name: Museum (BUILDING)
Description: Place for exhibiting objects


Name: Aeneid (Literary Work)
Description: Epic poem by Virgil


Name: Impurities (Substance)
Description: Unwanted substances mixed with a desired substance.


Name: Jadeite (Mineral)
Description: A sodium aluminum silicate mineral.


Name: Union (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The United States of America


Name: quartz (Gem Species)
Description: A common mineral known for its piezoelectric properties.


Name: Release of Louise Mary Eates from Holloway Prison (EVENT)
Description: The event marking Louise Mary Eates's freedom from prison


Name: Salvador (CITY)
Description: City in Brazil


Name: Wiesen (Hunting Lodge)
Description: One of several hunting lodges built within the Spessart forest.


Name: Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (TREATY)
Description: An international treaty that aims to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.


Name: Southern Band (Geological Formation)
Description: Area around Marktredwitz and Arzberg where Wunsiedel Marble is found


Name: comminution, frictional sliding and grain boundary rotation (geological processes)
Description: Processes leading to macroscopic flow in rocks.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Valdôtain (Language)
Description: A Franco-Provençal dialect spoken in the Aosta Valley


Name: a rapid process (PROCEDURE)
Description: The expedited method for granting autonomy to these regions.


Name: Danaya (Land)
Description: Greekized version of the ancient Egyptian name T(D)-n-j


Name: Hongwu Emperor (Person)
Description: The founder of the Ming dynasty


Name: Poseidon (PERSON)
Description: Greek God of the Sea


Name: Wright (Geologist)
Description: A geologist who proposed a revised classification of limestone.


Name: Minelayers and submarines (Equipment)
Description: Naval vessels designed for laying mines and underwater warfare.


Name: Carbon Content (Material Property)
Description: The amount of carbon present in the steel.


Name: Sodium Metasilicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: A salt of a metasilicate anion.


Name: First electrum coins issued by a monarch (Artifact)
Description: Coins made of electrum, a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver.


Name: The Jungfrau  (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in Switzerland.


Name: Stress State (Condition)
Description: The distribution of forces within a material at a given time.


Name: incendiary element in warfare (Military Application)
Description: Used for setting fires in conflict


Name: 250 tons (1.25 × 109 carats) (MEASUREMENT)
Description: Weight of synthetic sapphire produced in a given year.


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A metallic element


Name: transparent to translucent (Property)
Description: Degree of light transmission


Name: Difficulty in synthesis and high reactivity (Chemical property)
Description: Characteristics making the compound challenging to produce and handle.


Name: Liguria (Region)
Description: A region in northwestern Italy.


Name: Public Service (ORGANIZATION)
Description: The Public Service system in Germany


Name: French invasion (Event)
Description: Military action by France


Name: Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) (LANGUAGE)
Description: A language spoken by Sephardic Jews


Name: Challenges (Problem)
Description: Difficulties and obstacles encountered


Name: silver and gold (Material)
Description: Precious metals.


Name: urban heat island effect (PHENOMENON)
Description: Increased temperatures in urban areas due to human activity.


Name: Production of polymers and fine chemicals (Process)
Description: Manufacturing process for plastics and specialized chemicals


Name: Premiums (Funding Source)
Description: Payments for healthcare coverage


Name: Trees of the Araucariaceae Family (Plant)
Description: An ancient family of coniferous trees, often associated with jet formation.


Name: 65 cm × 40 cm × 40 cm (Dimension)
Description: Measurements of the crystal's dimensions


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


Name: Titanium white (Pigment)
Description: A safer alternative to lead white.


Name: Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) (Classification System)
Description: A system used to assign companies to specific economic sectors and industry groups.


Name: Omphacitic Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: An augite-jadeite solution, a pyroxene mineral characteristic of eclogite facies.


Name: Base-Centered Monoclinic Lattice (Bravais Lattice Type)
Description: A unit cell structure in the monoclinic system with an additional lattice point at the center of one base.


Name: More nutritious (Attribute)
Description: Having a higher nutritional value


Name: 1807 (Year)
Description: A specific point in time.


Name: 12,500 (Number)
Description: Quantity of nephrons in a mouse kidney.


Name: British (GROUP)
Description: Military force representing Great Britain


Name: Pribina (Person)
Description: A Frankish prince and ruler of Great Moravia.


Name: Meanings and practices held independently of reason (Abstract concept)
Description: Symbolic understandings and habitual actions not based on logical justification.


Name: Three equal horizontal stripes (Design Feature)
Description: Green, white, and green stripes


Name: Circumstances of believers (Social Context)
Description: The beliefs, experiences, and social environment of those who believed in John


Name: a physical beating heart to humanity (METAPHOR)
Description: A symbolic representation of Great Bear Lake's importance


Name: illicit trade (Criminal Activity)
Description: Illegal buying and selling of goods


Name: Crime Survey of England and Wales (ORGANIZATION)
Description: A survey that collects data on crime in England and Wales


Name: Lutheran Church of Norway (Denominational Church)
Description: The official Protestant church in Norway


Name: 3-Ball (Mathematical Object)
Description: A 3-dimensional sphere in the Manhattan metric.


Name: BRICS (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa


Name: Nephrostomy (Medical Procedure)
Description: Insertion of a tube into the kidney to drain urine


Name: Abbeys/Monasteries (Religious Institution)
Description: Places of religious worship and community.


Name: Most popular savoury pastry (Dish Type)
Description: The most commonly consumed savory pastry in Southern Dutch cuisine.


Name: Libya (COUNTRY)
Description: A North African country southeast of Tunisia


Name: Denial of rights as Englishmen (CONCEPT)
Description: The colonists felt they were treated unfairly by Britain.


Name: Andalusian public (Population Group)
Description: The people living in Andalusia


Name: Vasyl Lomachenko (Person)
Description: Ukrainian boxer


Name: ornamentation of weapons and helmets (Purpose)
Description: Decorating weaponry and headgear.


Name: North America (CONTINENT)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: over 361,000 (Number)
Description: Population count


Name: Light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Visible electromagnetic radiation within a specific wavelength range.


Name: 1843 (DATE)
Description: Year of William I's death


Name: Brother of Lord Chesterfield Collection (Artifact Collection)
Description: A collection of engraved gems owned by the brother of Lord Chesterfield.


Name: Diamonds and oil from conflicts in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, the Congo Republic, and Democratic Republic of Congo (Resource)
Description: Natural resources extracted from conflict zones.


Name: Earth's crust (Geologic structure)
Description: The outermost solid shell of the Earth.


Name: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) (Political Organization)
Description: Ukrainian nationalist movement advocating for independence


Name: Alrosa (Company)
Description: The largest Russian diamond company


Name: Small Stone Figures (ARTIFACT)
Description: Small sculptures carved from stone


Name: Turkish judiciary (Legal System)
Description: The system of courts and judges in Turkey.


Name: 20th century (Time period)
Description: Century spanning from 1901 to 2000.


Name: dynamic movement and energy of human forms (Sculpture characteristic)
Description: A sense of motion and lifelike quality in the sculpted figures


Name: Turkish National Movement (Political Movement)
Description: A movement aimed at establishing a Turkish nation-state.


Name: Intricacies of light and shadow (Artistic concept)
Description: The interplay of illuminated and darkened areas in a composition, often used to create depth and dimensionality


Name: change in seawater 44Ca/40Ca over geologic time (PHENOMENON)
Description: Variation of calcium isotope ratio in ocean water throughout history


Name: 2nd (ORDINAL)
Description: Greece's ranking among NATO members for military expenditure (second after the US)


Name: Carbon-based compounds (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing carbon atoms


Name: Rare-Earth Metals (Chemical Element Class)
Description: A group of metallic elements with similar chemical properties


Name: public debt (ECONOMIC INDICATOR)
Description: The total amount of money owed by the Belgian government


Name: Tripolitania (LOCATION)
Description: A historical region in Northwest Libya


Name: Report (Document)
Description: Titled 'Body Count: Casualty Figures After Ten Years of the War'


Name: Indénié (Kingdom)
Description: One of the two Agni kingdoms


Name: fangyi (Clothing)
Description: Square garment


Name: Denny (FOSSIL)
Description: A fossil representing an archaic human hybrid of Neanderthal and Denisovan ancestry.


Name: 2,200 people (QUANTITY)
Description: The population of Oppdal by 1665


Name: Tobermory (SETTLEMENT)
Description: A town on the Isle of Mull.


Name: popularity of diamond engagement ring (CONCEPT)
Description: The degree to which diamond engagement rings are sought after


Name: Islamic resistance to representation of living beings (Religious Principle)
Description: The opposition within Islam to depicting animate creatures in art.


Name: world production of corundum using flame-fusion (quantity)
Description: The amount of corundum produced globally through flame-fusion


Name: 14th century (TIMEPERIOD)
Description: The 14th century AD


Name: variable-order metaclasses (Type of Class)
Description: Metaclasses whose order can vary.


Name: World (LOCATION)
Description: The entire planet Earth.


Name: Isaac Oliver (Artist)
Description: A painter


Name: Dead Sea region, Israel and Jordan (Location)
Description: An area known for its high salt content


Name: Materials (Substance)
Description: Substances that can exist in various states (solid, liquid, gas).


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: Chemical alteration of rocks by the interaction with fluids.


Name: placebo effect (PHENOMENON)
Description: Perceived improvement due to belief rather than actual treatment


Name: decorative sword and hilt (Weapon & Accessories)
Description: A sword for show, not combat, and its handle


Name: Liberal elite (GROUP)
Description: Wealthy and educated individuals who support liberal ideas


Name: Paul Lobel (Person)
Description: A modernist jewelry designer.


Name: Right-Wing Perspective (Political Stance)
Description: A viewpoint that favors limited government intervention, individual liberty, and free markets.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in both Europe and Asia.


Name: Association Trio (Political Initiative)
Description: A tripartite format for cooperation between Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.


Name: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) (Classification System)
Description: A system developed for standardizing business activity comparisons in North America.


Name: magnesium substitution (Chemical Process)
Description: Replacement of calcium with magnesium in the crystal structure


Name: Population Reference Intake (Concept)
Description: Recommended daily intake of a nutrient for a population group.


Name: hydroboration (Chemical Reaction)
Description: A reaction that adds a boron hydride to an alkene or alkyne.


Name: 100 (Quantity)
Description: Estimated size of the Marrakesh Jewish community


Name: 5,250 kilometres (Distance)
Description: The length of the Swiss rail network


Name: Persian (Language)
Description: The main language spoken in Iran.


Name: highest GDP per capita in 2018 (Economic Indicator)
Description: Highest economic output per person among Swiss cantons.


Name: beginnings (abstract concept)
Description: The start or origin of something


Name: Temporary/Makeshift Memorials (Thing)
Description: Memorials created spontaneously and often lacking permanence.


Name: Geometry (Art Element)
Description: Use of shapes and patterns


Name: vivid red murals (Artwork)
Description: Wall paintings featuring intense red hues.


Name: Other Prizes (Reward)
Description: Prizes besides medals awarded at the 1900 Olympics.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organisation with 38 member countries, founded in 1961 to stimulate economic progress and world trade.


Name: putou (clothing item)
Description: A type of hat


Name: 351.6 g (Measurement)
Description: The molar mass of the end-member formula of Chondrodite.


Name: shugo (TITLE)
Description: Provincial governors


Name: Tetramethyl Orthosilicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: An ester containing the orthosilicate group.


Name: strong mayor–council form of government (Government System)
Description: System of government with a powerful mayor and city council


Name: functionality dependent (Attribute)
Description: The idea that the aesthetic value of a painting is influenced by its ability to function and engage the viewer.


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


Name: Traders from the Bosporus (Group of People)
Description: Individuals involved in trade activities around the Bosporus Strait.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A primary color in the RYB model.


Name: Darwin glass (Material)
Description: A type of natural glass formed by meteorite impact.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A primary color


Name: Natrosilite (Mineral)
Description: Anhydrous sodium silicate mineral


Name: Individual atoms (State)
Description: The form in which nickel and cobalt are found in diamonds.


Name: Reliefs in stone (Sculpture type)
Description: Sculptural images carved into a flat surface.


Name: Derby (Settlement)
Description: The largest settlement in Derbyshire.


Name: 30,000 (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of followers in Greece


Name: limestone caves (Geological Feature)
Description: Natural cavities formed by the dissolution of limestone


Name: President of Benin (POSITION)
Description: Head of state and head of government in Benin


Name: People (Social Group)
Description: Individuals belonging to a particular nation or community.


Name: energy status (attribute)
Description: The amount of energy present in soil organic matter.


Name: Sino-American Mutual Defense Treaty (TREATY)
Description: A treaty between the ROC and the United States


Name: Football (SPORT)
Description: A team ball game played with a round ball.


Name: Francois Xavier d'Entrecolles (Person)
Description: French Jesuit priest


Name: Red fox fossils (Fossil Remains)
Description: Preserved remains of ancient red foxes.


Name: Lead (Element)
Description: A heavy metal element.


Name: Important aim of human life in Hinduism (Goal)
Description: The significance of Artha within the Hindu framework.


Name: war leader (POSITION)
Description: Military leadership role


Name: Hardness (Property)
Description: Resistance to indentation or scratching.


Name: Radioisotopes (Isotopes)
Description: Isotopes of Neodymium that undergo radioactive decay


Name: Manchu women (Group)
Description: Female individuals of Manchu ethnicity


Name: Boston Bruins (Sports Team)
Description: A professional ice hockey team based in Boston, Massachusetts.


Name: Qing Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty


Name: Zen Buddhism (Buddhist School)
Description: A school of Buddhism emphasizing meditation and direct experience.


Name: Berber weave (Textile Technique)
Description: The weaving style specific to Berber people.


Name: Rayleigh scattering (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Scattering of light by particles smaller than the wavelength of light.


Name: atom moves lower in atomic number by two on alpha emission, higher by one on beta emission (SCIENTIFIC_LAW)
Description: Describes the change in atomic number during radioactive decay


Name: Socialism in One Country (IDEOLOGY)
Description: Stalin's political ideology


Name: Traditional Tiles (Tile Type)
Description: Tiles that have been used for a long time in a particular culture or region


Name: Volcanic Eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Sudden releases of molten rock and gases from volcanoes.


Name: King Zheng (Person)
Description: The founder and first emperor of the Qin Dynasty.


Name: 48 contiguous states (GROUP OF STATES)
Description: The 48 states that share a common border within the United States.


Name: Water (Chemical Compound)
Description: A colorless and odorless liquid essential for life.


Name: huang (Jade Artifact)
Description: A flat, half-ring jade object.


Name: Phorcabilin (Pigment)
Description: A blue pigment found in some butterflies.


Name: round brilliant cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A diamond cut designed to maximize light reflection and scattering.


Name: Bratislava Castle (Building)
Description: A castle in Bratislava


Name: klewang (name)
Description: alternative name for the heavy cutlass


Name: Kumaso rebellion (Event)
Description: Rebellion in southern Kyūshū


Name: Francisco de Goya (person)
Description: A Spanish painter and printmaker


Name: Infrared Wavelengths (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Wavelengths longer than visible light.


Name: Great Depression (PERIOD)
Description: A worldwide economic depression from the 1930s


Name: Colonial Aftermath of the 1520s Spanish Conquest of Mexico (HISTORICAL EVENT)
Description: The period following the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire.


Name: Ukrainians, Belarusians (Ethnic Group)
Description: Specific Slavic ethnic groups.


Name: New Zealand Army (MILITARY BRANCH)
Description: Land forces branch of the New Zealand Defence Force


Name: Robert Wan Pearl Museum (Museum)
Description: A museum dedicated to pearls.


Name: Mayan folklore (Storytelling Tradition)
Description: Oral traditions and stories from Mayan culture.


Name: Change (Process)
Description: Transformation over time


Name: John Bartram (PERSON)
Description: An American botanist.


Name: First nationalization law (Legislation)
Description: Law authorizing the takeover of private companies by the Austrian state


Name: Divergent boundaries (Plate boundary)
Description: Boundaries where tectonic plates move apart


Name: Lawsonite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium aluminum silicate hydroxide mineral.


Name: D'Entrecasteaux Islands (Geographic Region)
Description: An archipelago located off the southeastern coast of Australia.


Name: Military buildings and public spaces (Building Type/Location)
Description: Structures related to defense and communal use.


Name: Technique (Concept)
Description: A method or procedure for accomplishing a task.


Name: generation and recombination (process)
Description: The processes of creating and destroying electron-hole pairs


Name: Homo erectus (HOMINID SPECIES)
Description: An extinct species of archaic human.


Name: Cerium Group (Chemical Group)
Description: A group of chemical elements in the periodic table.


Name: competition with Western industrial states (ABILITY)
Description: The ability to compete economically


Name: Kalahari Manganese Field (Geological Formation)
Description: Region in South Africa rich in manganese.


Name: 1868 (Year)
Description: The year Andradite was first described


Name: emancipation reform (EVENT)
Description: Abolition of serfdom in Russia


Name: Other Polynesian peoples' (People)
Description: Indigenous inhabitants of the Pacific Islands


Name: Independence of Turkey (Political Status)
Description: The state of being free from foreign rule.


Name: Cultural relativism (Ideology)
Description: The belief that cultures cannot be objectively ranked or evaluated.


Name: Möbius transformations (Mathematical concept)
Description: A group of transformations that preserve circles and lines in the complex plane.


Name: Hematite Variety (Classification)
Description: Categorization of different forms of Hematite


Name: Larissa (City)
Description: The capital city of Thessaly


Name: Christmas (Holiday)
Description: A Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ


Name: Holly Springs, Georgia (Location)
Description: A city in Georgia where non-brecciated Verd antique is quarried.


Name: Finsterbergen (VILLAGE)
Description: A former municipality incorporated into Friedrichroda


Name: Asia (REGION)
Description: A large landmass comprising Eastern Asia.


Name: intensive, highly mechanised and efficient (INDUSTRY_CHARACTERISTICS)
Description: Describes the nature of the UK's agricultural industry.


Name: Gotthard (Mountain pass)
Description: A mountain pass in Central Switzerland and Ticino


Name: sources of food (Abstract)
Description: Places or methods from which food is obtained.


Name: Re-establishment of Constantinople (HISTORICAL_EVENT)
Description: The restoration of Constantinople as the capital of the Byzantine Empire in 1261.


Name: Varna Necropolis (LOCATION)
Description: An ancient burial ground in Bulgaria


Name: 41 (Quantity)
Description: Number of businesses


Name: Images of saints (Religious Iconography)
Description: Visual representations of holy figures in Christianity.


Name: schools from Iitate village (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Educational institutions from a neighboring village


Name: Endowment at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Financial Instrument)
Description: A fund established to support academic programs and positions in perpetuity.


Name: FARC and Other Outlawed Groups (ORGANIZATION)
Description: Guerrilla groups opposed to the Colombian government.


Name: Benin's Inhabitants (GROUP)
Description: People residing in Benin


Name: Studio Crafts (Art Form/Practice)
Description: Artistic practices involving the creation of objects using various materials and techniques


Name: Punched Symbols (Marking System)
Description: Symbols used to represent numerical values


Name: Chūgoku and Shikoku regions (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: Regions in Japan


Name: 2000 (YEAR)
Description: The year 2000


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: The year Olmiite was first published.


Name: Xǐ 璽 (Name)
Description: The name for all seals in ancient China


Name: Boys (Demographic Group)
Description: Male children


Name: Ce (Symbol)
Description: The chemical symbol for Cerium.


Name: U.S. Institute of Medicine (IOM) (Organization)
Description: A non-profit organization that provides evidence-based health recommendations.


Name: Limestone (Rock Type)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed primarily of calcium carbonate (CaCO3).


Name: Christians (Religious Group)
Description: A religious minority in Afghanistan.


Name: Click chemistry (Chemical Technique)
Description: A set of biocompatible reactions that are highly efficient and selective.


Name: upland (landform)
Description: A raised area of land


Name: Early Buddhist Texts (DOCUMENT)
Description: Religious scriptures of early Buddhism.


Name: Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d'Anville  (Person)
Description: French cartographer


Name: Félix Houphouët-Boigny (PERSON)
Description: First President of Ivory Coast


Name: Basilique St-Sernin, Toulouse (Location)
Description: A basilica in Toulouse, France.


Name: The color red significantly decreases cognitive functioning in men (Statement)
Description: Finding about the effect of red on male cognition


Name: mining and cutting applications (industry)
Description: Processes involving the extraction of materials from the Earth or shaping objects using cutting tools.


Name: Florentine army (MILITARY GROUP)
Description: Army from the Italian city-state of Florence.


Name: Performance in cognitive tasks (Cognitive Ability)
Description: How well someone does on mental tasks


Name: unicameral parliament with 450 seats (INSTITUTION)
Description: Ukraine's legislative body


Name: Moravia was punished by God (Event)
Description: Divine retribution against Moravia


Name: International Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Exchange of goods and services across national borders.


Name: Francesco Podesti (Painter)
Description: Italian Romantic painter


Name: expansion of rice cultivation (EVENT)
Description: The growth of rice farming


Name: 337 (Integer)
Description: Number of single family homes


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A colorless and odorless gas.


Name: Various language regions of Switzerland (REGION)
Description: Areas within Switzerland with distinct languages


Name: Disagreement over Vinaya (Cause)
Description: The reason for the split in the Buddhist community


Name: August (Month)
Description: Eighth month of the year


Name: spherical (shape)
Description: A three-dimensional shape with all points equidistant from a central point.


Name: Diamond with Boron Added (Diamond Type)
Description: Diamond with boron impurities


Name: Mon Hanthawaddy Kingdom (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A kingdom in Burma that existed from 1287 to 1552


Name: Loop Shanks (Fastener Mechanism)
Description: Metal loops on the back of a button for attaching it to clothing.


Name: forte (part of a sword blade)
Description: The stronger part of the blade between the center of balance and the hilt.


Name: 350 MPa (Unit of Measurement)
Description: Megapascals, a unit of pressure.


Name: light-sensitive property of selenium (Property)
Description: Selenium's ability to change its electrical conductivity in response to light.


Name: dark rocks against the lighter limestone (VISUAL_APPEARANCE)
Description: How meteorites look in contrast to the limestone.


Name: Shinkolobwe (LOCATION)
Description: A uranium mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: a struggle among Dahomeans (Event)
Description: A conflict between people from the Dahoman kingdom


Name: Nok culture (Ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient African civilization known for its terracotta sculptures


Name: Sheet Silicates (Structural Description)
Description: Silicate tetrahedra arranged in parallel sheets.


Name: Homer (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek poet


Name: Atapuerca (LOCATION)
Description: An archaeological site in Spain


Name: higher altitudes (Location)
Description: Regions in the atmosphere above a certain height.


Name: Gold torc (Artifact)
Description: A torc made of gold


Name: Semi-precious gemstone (Material)
Description: Gemstone with moderate value and beauty


Name: Alice Mary Weeks (PERSON)
Description: American Geologist


Name: Blood (Bodily Fluid)
Description: The fluid that circulates throughout the body, carrying nutrients and oxygen to cells.


Name: hufu (clothing)
Description: Style of clothing


Name: Flame temperatures (Quantity)
Description: Heat generated by burning


Name: plate (material possession)
Description: Tableware made from precious metals like silver or gold.


Name: the first president of Afghanistan (POSITION)
Description: The leader of the country


Name: Pliny the Elder (PERSON)
Description: A Roman author and natural philosopher.


Name: neurons in V2 (Brain region)
Description: Neurons located in the second visual area (V2) that process color information.


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Schiller, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and Theodor Fontane (Author)
Description: Well-known German writers.


Name: Dual modality PET and fluorescent imaging (Imaging Technique)
Description: A technique that combines positron emission tomography and fluorescence imaging.


Name: Khuzestan lowlands (Geographic Feature)
Description: A lowland area in Khuzestan province, Iran.


Name: Smoked fish (Dish)
Description: Fish preserved by smoking


Name: Isaac Newton (PERSON)
Description: An English physicist, mathematician, astronomer, alchemist and theologian.


Name: second-oldest symphony orchestra (Ranking)
Description: The ranking of the orchestra's age compared to other symphony orchestras in the nation.


Name: Morocco's efforts to modernise its economy (GOAL)
Description: Morocco's aim to develop its economy


Name: Karl Renner (PERSON)
Description: Social Democrat and provisional chancellor of German-Austria.


Name: Alabama House of Representatives (Legislative Chamber)
Description: Lower house of the Alabama Legislature with 105 members.


Name: Aluminium oxide (Material)
Description: A chemical compound


Name: West Asia (REGION)
Description: A geopolitical region in Western Asia


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


Name: Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION)
Description: An autonomous Eastern Orthodox church


Name: Puerto Rican (ETHNICITY)
Description: People of Puerto Rican descent


Name: Low Cost (Property)
Description: Relatively inexpensive to produce compared to other materials.


Name: Marketing term (Concept)
Description: A phrase used to promote a product or idea


Name: Cryla (Product)
Description: Brand name of artists' acrylic paints


Name: Portuguese culture (CULTURE)
Description: The culture of Portugal


Name: Nihon Shoki (Literary Work)
Description: A chronicle of early Japanese history.


Name: two fields (Academic Field)
Description: Chemistry and Peace


Name: Plate (Tectonic Plate)
Description: A large, rigid slab of rock that makes up the Earth's lithosphere.


Name: Lava eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Volcanic activity that released molten rock onto the Earth's surface.


Name: Cer mountain (Mountain)
Description: Mountain near the discovery site of Jadarite


Name: Belgium's political institutions (System)
Description: Organizations and structures governing Belgium


Name: compilation of household registry (Administrative Action)
Description: Creating a record of households for taxation purposes.


Name: National Symbol (Concept)
Description: A representation of a nation or community's identity and values.


Name: granulation (Technique)
Description: A decorative technique involving attaching tiny balls of metal to a surface


Name: Southern Missouri (Region)
Description: The southern part of the state of Missouri.


Name: Higher levels of exposure to manganese in drinking water (Phenomenon)
Description: Increased intake of manganese through water consumption


Name: Energy (Resource)
Description: Capacity to do work


Name: 3rd century BCE (Date)
Description: Starting point of Sivec's widespread use


Name: Agathocles (Person)
Description: A Greek general and ruler of Syracuse.


Name: Stade Roland-Garros (Stadium)
Description: The venue for the French Open.


Name: Four Angles (Set of Geometric Shapes)
Description: Possible interpretations of an angle based on direction and orientation.


Name: Bulgaria (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Black Dwarf (Stellar Remnant)
Description: A hypothetical, cold, and dark remnant of a white dwarf star that has cooled completely.


Name: Hinduism (RELIGION)
Description: A religion originating in the Indian subcontinent


Name: New Zealand's lichen-forming fungi (FUNGI CATEGORY)
Description: Specific type of fungi forming lichens in New Zealand


Name: Color symbolism (Concept)
Description: Meanings and interpretations associated with colors


Name: over 80% of people who had tried it (Statistic)
Description: Popularity of Full English breakfast according to a YouGov poll


Name: kanototori (TimePeriod)
Description: A Japanese calendar year conventionally dated to 660 B.C.


Name: one of the greatest pound-for-pound boxers of all time (Title)
Description: Recognition for skill and achievements in boxing


Name: Onsernone population  (Population)
Description: the number of people living in Onsernone


Name: Northeast Corridor (Rail Line)
Description: Major passenger rail line along the East Coast of the United States.


Name: Some Turkic Peoples in the Volga-Ural region (Ethnic Group)
Description: Turkic-speaking groups residing in the Volga-Ural region


Name: Pacific Ocean (Body of Water)
Description: A vast ocean spanning the globe.


Name: Later Buddhist traditions (RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS)
Description: Subsequent developments within Buddhism


Name: embargo on North Macedonia (ECONOMIC_POLICY)
Description: The ban on trade with North Macedonia imposed by Greece.


Name: dating of the tin-alloy bronze foil (Event)
Description: The process of determining the age of the artifact.


Name: Sunday Afternoon on the Isle de la Grand Jatte (ARTWORK)
Description: Famous painting by Georges Seurat


Name: Tyrol (Region)
Description: A region in northern Italy and Austria.


Name: Etruscan alphabet (Writing System)
Description: The script used for writing the Etruscan language


Name: Single-chain silicates (Mineral Group)
Description: A type of inosilicate where tetrahedra link to form a chain.


Name: Artworks (Object Type)
Description: Type of object housed within the Ipswich Museum's collections.


Name: Their young (Animal)
Description: Fox offspring


Name: Synecdemus (Document)
Description: A Byzantine geographical text.


Name: Seedless Process (PROCESS TYPE)
Description: A crystallization process that does not require a seed crystal


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


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: European country


Name: 50-ton electric hoist (OBJECT)
Description: A powerful machine used to lift and lower marble blocks.


Name: knife hilts (OBJECT)
Description: The handles of knives.


Name: World (Location)
Description: The entire Earth and its inhabitants.


Name: Members (Person)
Description: Individuals belonging to a particular group or organization.


Name: Eastern provinces (GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION)
Description: Eastern regions within a larger territory.


Name: Case Back  (Watch Part)
Description: The removable back cover of a pocket watch.


Name: 40.8% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Proportion of trips with this purpose in 2005


Name: Other semiconducting devices (Electronic device)
Description: Devices utilizing semiconductor materials other than silicon.


Name: small amounts of manganese, sulfur, phosphorus, and silicon (Elements)
Description: Additional elements present in carbon steel besides carbon.


Name: Civil engineering material (Material type)
Description: Materials used in the construction of infrastructure


Name: Burkina Faso (COUNTRY)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Wendish Crusade (Historical Event)
Description: Military campaign against the Polabian Slavs


Name: spear (Weapon)
Description: Long, pointed weapon designed for thrusting


Name: birefringence (property)
Description: The splitting of a light ray into two rays when passing through an anisotropic material.


Name: 1482 (Time Period)
Description: Year Leonardo da Vinci began designing The Horse


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol U and atomic number 92.


Name: Mastic gum production (Process)
Description: Production of mastic gum


Name: total of paved roads (MEASUREMENT)
Description: The length of paved roads in Brazil


Name: Neoplatonism (Philosophical School)
Description: A philosophical movement based on the teachings of Plato.


Name: Young British Artists (Art Group)
Description: A loose group of visual artists who emerged in the United Kingdom in the late 1980s and early 1990s.


Name: Pavel Baudiš (Person)
Description: CEO of Avast


Name: Gravel and Other Materials (Material Classification)
Description: Clear definitions for construction purposes.


Name: Orange (COLOR)
Description: The color orange


Name: Arsenic, Cow Urine and Other Substances (Materials)
Description: Ingredients used to create yellow pigments


Name: William (PERSON)
Description: A man named William


Name: Nickel (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery-white metal.


Name: Greenish Colors (Color)
Description: Colors with a green tint


Name: Various Ethnic Groups (Social Group)
Description: Including Germans, Hungarians, Croats, Czechs, Poles, Rusyns, Serbs, Slovaks, Slovenes, and Ukrainians, as well as large Italian and Romanian communities.


Name: gold or silver tableware (ARTIFACT)
Description: Eating utensils made from precious metals


Name: Parker Brilliant (Diamond Cut)
Description: A diamond cut standard developed in 1951.


Name: Switzerland (Location)
Description: A country in central Europe


Name: Shelf sediments (Geological feature)
Description: Sediments deposited on the continental shelf


Name: Democratization of Knowledge (Social Change)
Description: Making knowledge more accessible


Name: the euro (CURRENCY)
Description: The official currency of the Eurozone.


Name: reinstating the practice of sending Russian scientists abroad (ACTION)
Description: Enabling Russian scientists to study internationally


Name: Radius (of Sphere) (Geometric Property)
Description: The distance from the center of a sphere to its surface.


Name: Berlin (CITY)
Description: The capital city of Germany


Name: Lascaux, France (Location)
Description: A cave in France famous for its Paleolithic paintings.


Name: halides (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing halogen atoms


Name: Federal Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The foundational law of Switzerland.


Name: Blasting grade (Category)
Description: Garnet suitable for sand blasting applications.


Name: Late Antique period (Historical Period)
Description: A historical era following classical antiquity.


Name: half of Andros (LOCATION)
Description: An island in the Cyclades archipelago


Name: Gallium Arsenide (Material)
Description: A semiconductor used in high-performance applications.


Name: Byzantine Empire (POLITICAL ENTITY)
Description: Eastern Roman Empire


Name: Bible Belt (Region)
Description: A region in the Southern US known for its high concentration of Protestant Christians


Name: fraud (CRIME)
Description: Illegal activity involving deception for financial gain


Name: Yuan dynasty (DYNASTY)
Description: A historical Chinese dynasty that followed the Jin dynasty.


Name: Maintenance (Process)
Description: Ongoing upkeep and support of the education system


Name: Steelworks at Ebbw Vale (Facility)
Description: A specific steel factory located in South Wales.


Name: Light grey (summer), dark grey (winter) (Color Variations)
Description: Different shades of grey for different seasons.


Name: Tsardom of Russia (Русское царство) (STATE)
Description: The predecessor state to the Russian Empire.


Name: Eastern Galicia (Location)
Description: A historical region in western Ukraine.


Name: Nail, Hair, Bone, Skin Tissues (Anatomical Structures)
Description: Structural components of the human body


Name: age of feudalism and decentralisation (ERA)
Description: Period of political fragmentation in Kievan Rus'


Name: archaeological record (Data Source)
Description: Collection of physical evidence from the past


Name: Hydroxide (Ion)
Description: The negatively charged anion HO⁻ derived from the hydroxy group.


Name: Supporters of Jair Bolsonaro (GROUP)
Description: Individuals who supported Jair Bolsonaro's presidency


Name: Elective Subject (Academic Category)
Description: A subject that students can choose to study in many education systems.


Name: Gytheio (Location)
Description: A town on the Mani Peninsula.


Name: Air (Substance)
Description: Compressed air that drives the mechanism.


Name: Saffron (Plant)
Description: A spice derived from a flower


Name: Rudolf Mine (Mine)
Description: A former uranium mine, now a popular tourist attraction offering underground tours and insights into the region's mining history.


Name: Bohemia (REGION)
Description: A historical region in the west of the Czech Republic.


Name: Monarchy (Political System)
Description: A form of government with a monarch as head of state


Name: Topaz, Quartz (Minerals)
Description: Common minerals found alongside red beryl.


Name: Unicameral Parliament (Legislative body)
Description: Assembly with a single chamber.


Name: Multiple Seals (Object)
Description: More than one seal on a single artwork.


Name: Lamtuna (Berber Tribe)
Description: A branch of the Sanhaja Berber people who played a key role in establishing the Almoravid empire.


Name: Bulak (Jewelry)
Description: An ornament or jewelry item worn as a nose ring.


Name: crucifix, and the associated sign of the cross (OBJECT)
Description: A religious symbol used in Christianity


Name: Active Hostilities (STATE)
Description: Renewal of fighting between Spain and the Dutch rebels


Name: siege of Yorktown (Historical Event)
Description: A decisive battle in the American Revolutionary War


Name: Around 60% of Copper (Quantity Comparison)
Description: Aluminium's ability to conduct heat and electricity compared to copper.


Name: Electrical Conductivity (Property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct electricity


Name: Sovereign authority (Concept)
Description: The right to rule over a territory


Name: Bronze (Material)
Description: An alloy of copper and tin.


Name: Qing Dynasty Robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes from Qing emperors


Name: modern literary Ukrainian language (LANGUAGE)
Description: The standard written form of the Ukrainian language used for literature.


Name: Mauryan Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient Indian empire founded by Chandragupta Maurya.


Name: uranium oxides (chemical compounds)
Description: Refers to various oxides of uranium


Name: 53 million (Quantity)
Description: The population of England in 2011.


Name: the highest point in Western Europe (Record)
Description: Altitude ranking


Name: Beijing–Shanghai line (Infrastructure)
Description: High-speed railway line connecting Beijing and Shanghai


Name: Stony-iron meteorites (Type of meteorite)
Description: A type of meteorite composed of both iron-nickel metal and silicate minerals.


Name: Kingdoms (Political Entity)
Description: Independent political entities ruled by kings.


Name: Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas (US States)
Description: States located west of Missouri.


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


Name: the earliest recorded metal used by humans (STATEMENT)
Description: The notion that gold was the first metal utilized by people


Name: Yellower hue (Color property)
Description: A yellowish tint


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: An ancient civilization in North Africa.


Name: Amino acid side chains (Chemical Group)
Description: Side groups attached to the amino acids that make up proteins.


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe.


Name: Covalent and volatile (Property)
Description: Characteristics related to bonding and physical state


Name: terracotta (MATERIAL)
Description: a type of ceramic made from fired clay


Name: P. granatum 'Nana' (Cultivar)
Description: A dwarf variety of pomegranate


Name: Period Between 800 BCE and 200 BCE (Temporal Interval)
Description: The period between 800 BCE and 200 BCE


Name: Future applications (Concept)
Description: Potential uses for diamond in the future.


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


Name: shalwar kameez, perahan tunban, khet partug (CLOTHING)
Description: Traditional Afghan garments


Name: 8,000 km (5,000 mi) (LENGTH)
Description: Length of Italy's coastline


Name: false information (CONCEPT)
Description: Inaccurate or misleading data


Name: Athabasca Basin deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Deposits located in the Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan


Name: class of all fixed-order classes (Type of Class)
Description: A metaclass that encompasses all fixed-order classes.


Name: Berlin Conference (Historical Event)
Description: A meeting of European powers to divide Africa among themselves.


Name: Rhombohedral axes (Coordinate System)
Description: An alternative way to describe the unit cell of hexagonal crystals.


Name: constitutional amendments (legal process)
Description: Changes to a country's constitution


Name: Evripos Strait (GEOGRAPHIC FEATURE)
Description: A strait located between Euboea and mainland Greece.


Name: Silver Jewellery (Artifact Type)
Description: Ornaments made from silver


Name: spiritus nitroaereus (Substance)
Description: The name Mayow gave to the component of air necessary for combustion


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


Name: Norwegian culture (Culture)
Description: The customs, beliefs and practices of the Norwegian people.


Name: Moravian principality (STATE)
Description: One of the early Slavic states, see Great Moravia for more details


Name: Dehigaha Alakanda (Location)
Description: A place in Sri Lanka.


Name: 52 space groups (Space Groups)
Description: The number of space groups associated with the hexagonal crystal family.


Name: Rugby union (SPORT)
Description: A team ball sport played with an oval-shaped ball.


Name: Iberia (GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION)
Description: Another name for the Iberian Peninsula


Name: e-waste producing countries (CATEGORY)
Description: Countries categorized by the amount of e-waste they produce.


Name: Allitz (Frazioni (Subdivision))
Description: A subdivision of Laas


Name: Painted rooms (Architectural Feature)
Description: Rooms adorned with painted decorations.


Name: Amphibole (Mineral)
Description: A group of inosilicate minerals.


Name: World War I (Historical Event)
Description: A global war originating in Europe that lasted from 1914 to 1918.


Name: Mars (GOD)
Description: Roman god of war


Name: Reform (PROCESS)
Description: Efforts to improve efficiency, transparency, and quality of care.


Name: The Pine of Formentor (WORK_OF_ART)
Description: An ode


Name: Formalists (Art Criticism School)
Description: School of thought in art criticism emphasizing formal elements


Name: Yayi Boni (PERSON)
Description: President of Benin


Name: St. Louis (City)
Description: A city in Missouri.


Name: Protection (Concept)
Description: The purpose of thumb rings, originally to protect the thumb from injury.


Name: Lithography (Printmaking Technique)
Description: Using a stone or metal plate treated with chemicals to create an image that repels ink.


Name: Staré Město (Region)
Description: A town in Czech Republic


Name: Etruscan deities (Supernatural being)
Description: Gods and goddesses worshipped by the Etruscans


Name: Banded Texture (Geological Feature)
Description: Alternating light and dark colored bands.


Name: rationality (quality)
Description: The quality of being based on reason and logic.


Name: a profound impact on public opinion regarding slavery. (EFFECT)
Description: Significantly influenced attitudes towards the institution of slavery.


Name: Aurigeno, Coglio, Giumaglio, Lodano, Moghegno and Someo (Villages)
Description: Smaller settlements within the municipality


Name: Chris Evans (PERSON)
Description: American actor known for his role as Captain America


Name: Minoan tools (TOOL)
Description: Tools used by the Minoans.


Name: Center of Occator Crater (Location)
Description: The central point of Occator Crater


Name: Peru (Country)
Description: A country bordering Colombia to the south and southwest


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


Name: Federación Anarquista Ibérica (Organization)
Description: An anarchist federation in the Iberian Peninsula.


Name: Acids (Chemical Compound)
Description: Substances that donate protons (H+) in solution.


Name: Han Chinese silk clothing (CLOTHING)
Description: Clothing style traditionally worn by Han Chinese people


Name: Boron Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Locations where boron minerals are found


Name: High temperature composites (Material Application)
Description: Materials used in environments with high temperatures


Name: Froland (TOWN)
Description: A town in Norway


Name: First Lord of the Treasury (Political Role)
Description: Leader of the Treasury


Name: Yaqut al-Hamawi (GEOGRAPHER)
Description: Medieval geographer who wrote about Algiers


Name: Etruscan writing (Writing System)
Description: The script used by the Etruscans


Name: High volatile matter content (Property)
Description: Makes it easier to convert into gas and liquid petroleum products


Name: New York State Empire State Development (ORGANIZATION)
Description: An agency responsible for economic development in New York State


Name: North of Norwegian Mainland (GEOGRAPHICAL_LOCATION)
Description: Position relative to mainland Norway.


Name: MM III (Time Period)
Description: A period in Minoan civilization.


Name: A.M.S. (Company)
Description: A company that manufactures electronic components, located in Arad.


Name: Victorian Era (HISTORICAL PERIOD)
Description: Time period in British history characterized by industrialization and social change


Name: 560 BC (Date)
Description: Year 560 Before Christ


Name: Rose (Flower)
Description: A type of flower


Name: 30°C (86°F) (Temperature Value)
Description: The maximum temperature sometimes reached during summers.


Name: Electrical Conductivity (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of a material to conduct electrical current.


Name: flame-fusion furnaces (equipment)
Description: Furnaces used for the flame-fusion process


Name: Pritchard (PERSON)
Description: Queen's Protestant advisor


Name: biofilms of microorganisms (Biological Community)
Description: Communities of microorganisms attached to a surface.


Name: High-power switches (Electrical component)
Description: Devices that control the flow of electrical current.


Name: National Circulation Newspaper (Type of Publication)
Description: A newspaper that circulates widely throughout a country.


Name: Submersibles and dredging (Technology)
Description: Tools used to collect samples from the deep ocean.


Name: Epirus (Region)
Description: A region in northwestern Greece


Name: False billing or tax forgery (Legal Term)
Description: Acts of deceitfully presenting invoices or creating counterfeit tax documents.


Name: Manhattan (Borough)
Description: A borough of New York City.


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Tourism in Brazil (Industry Sector)
Description: The tourism sector within the country of Brazil.


Name: Impurities (Elements)
Description: Atoms other than carbon present in the diamond structure


Name: Weathering of orthoclase feldspar (Geological Process)
Description: Breakdown of rocks due to exposure to the elements.


Name: 1645 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: about 350 priests (Clergy)
Description: Religious leaders responsible for pastoral care


Name: Small, about 1 cm in diameter (Dimension)
Description: The typical size of the cavities


Name: Average American (Person)
Description: A typical individual from the United States


Name: Saints Cyril and Methodius (Person)
Description: Byzantine missionaries who introduced Christianity to Slavs.


Name: Winter months (December, January, February) (SEASON)
Description: Months when most precipitation falls


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The foundational legal document of Australia outlining its political structure and principles.


Name: zinc, chrome, and hot-dip galvanizing (MATERIALS)
Description: Examples of common coating materials for fasteners.


Name: haloalkanes (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Organic compounds containing a halogen atom bonded to a carbon atom


Name: Hades (Mythological Figure)
Description: God of the dead in Greek mythology


Name: Magnetic Field (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Force field generated by moving electric charges.


Name: crux gammata (Symbol)
Description: A variant of the cross mark with curving or angular lines


Name: Boric Acid (Chemical Compound)
Description: A weak acid used in various applications, including cleaning and pest control.


Name: calcite or dolomite  (Chemical Compound)
Description: The main chemical components of construction marble


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


Name: polish (Attribute)
Description: A characteristic describing the smoothness of a diamond's facets


Name: Lake Biwa (Geographic Location)
Description: A large freshwater lake in Japan known for its pearling industry.


Name: Full Membership (STATUS)
Description: Becoming a full member of the European Union.


Name: Production of Engraved Gems (Process)
Description: The act of creating engraved gems


Name: Longsword (Weapon Type)
Description: A type of sword characterized by its length.


Name: Ski lifts (Infrastructure)
Description: Mechanical systems that transport skiers up the mountain.


Name: sodium hydride (Chemical Compound)
Description: A white solid, used as a base in organic chemistry.


Name: Australia (COUNTRY)
Description: A country and continent.


Name: Kanmon Straits (LOCATION)
Description: A strait between Honshu and Kyushu islands in Japan.


Name: November 1992 (DATE)
Description: Month and year of the agreement.


Name: Local Budgets (Financial Resource)
Description: Funds allocated for local spending


Name: policing (ACTIVITY)
Description: Enforcement and oversight of rules and regulations.


Name: Primary Chronicle (TEXT)
Description: An important historical text documenting early Slavic history.


Name: Depositional environment (Geological Feature)
Description: The setting where sediment accumulates


Name: Laocoön and his Sons (Sculpture)
Description: A famous Hellenistic sculpture depicting the Trojan priest Laocoön and his sons being attacked by serpents.


Name: Indian Subcontinent (Location)
Description: The southern part of the Asian continent.


Name: Galen (Physician)
Description: Ancient Greek physician and philosopher


Name: Deep water (Marine Environment)
Description: Water depths typically exceeding 200 meters.


Name: Franklin, New Jersey (Location)
Description: The only known location where Hodgkinsonite is found


Name: Carinthia (FEDERAL STATE)
Description: A federal state in Austria


Name: Amulets (Object)
Description: Charms believed to have protective or magical powers.


Name: Taiwan (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: Island nation in East Asia


Name: Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Event)
Description: Reported appearances of the Virgin Mary


Name: Hartford Courant (Newspaper)
Description: A daily newspaper based in Hartford, Connecticut


Name: Hand Stencils (Art Technique)
Description: Creating an image by tracing around a hand.


Name: dark to light method (TECHNIQUE)
Description: A method for creating mezzotints


Name: Animals (Living Organism)
Description: Multicellular organisms that cannot produce their own food and must consume other organisms.


Name: Adequate Intakes (AIs) (Nutritional Recommendation)
Description: Nutrient intake levels assumed to be adequate based on observed or experimentally determined approximations of nutrient intake by a group of healthy people, used when there is insufficient evidence to establish EARs and RDAs


Name: Wallonia (REGION)
Description: The southern French-speaking region of Belgium


Name: twenty largest employers (Organization)
Description: The twenty companies with the most employees in Alabama.


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


Name: Stratigraphy and biostratigraphy (Scientific Method)
Description: Techniques for dating rocks


Name: popular culture (CONCEPT)
Description: Culture that is widely consumed by the masses.


Name: calcium phosphate (SUBSTANCE)
Description: Compound used in baking


Name: Ruby & Sapphire: A Gemologist's Guide (BOOK)
Description: A guide book for gemologists


Name: Base (Location)
Description: Bottom part of an object


Name: Copper, silver and gold (Metal)
Description: Precious metals


Name: Rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Solid material composed of minerals


Name: White Marble (Building Material)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock prized for its beauty and durability.


Name: area south of the Limes (LOCATION)
Description: A region in modern-day Netherlands and Belgium


Name: 0.271 (Number)
Description: The value representing the birefringence of cerussite.


Name: 438 BC (Year)
Description: A year in the ancient Greek timeline


Name: The Other Conquest (FILM)
Description: A 2000 Mexican feature film about the aftermath of the Spanish conquest.


Name: Jungfrau (Mountain)
Description: A peak in the Bernese Alps


Name: Mamie Eisenhower (Person)
Description: Wife of Dwight D. Eisenhower


Name: Complementary Color (Color Theory Concept)
Description: Color opposite another color on the color wheel


Name: 12% (PERCENTAGE)
Description: Percentage of immigrants in the total population of Spain


Name: Hunt (Person)
Description: A scientist who defined complementary colors


Name: Ottoman Empire (EMPIRE)
Description: A large multi-ethnic empire that lasted for over six centuries.


Name: Nickel (Element)
Description: A metallic element that improves corrosion resistance and mechanical properties in stainless steel.


Name: 22 cm in diameter with a mass exceeding 10 kilograms (Dimension)
Description: The maximum size and weight observed for some agates


Name: Community District 12 (Location)
Description: A community district in Manhattan, New York City.


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium magnesium carbonate (CaMg(CO3)2).


Name: Lord Kingsborough's (PERSON)
Description: British antiquary and collector


Name: English classes (Course)
Description: Classes teaching the English language


Name: Carbon isotope anomalies (Scientific Observation)
Description: Unusual patterns in the ratio of carbon isotopes, suggesting biological activity.


Name: Yule Marble Quarry (Location)
Description: A marble quarry in Vermont


Name: Judicial system (System)
Description: Legal framework for dispensing justice in Belgium


Name: Nerve function (Biological Process)
Description: The activity of the nervous system.


Name: Before 400 AD (Time Period)
Description: The time period before 400 AD.


Name: Dishes (Food Category)
Description: Prepared culinary creations


Name: the expulsion of gametes (Process)
Description: The release of reproductive cells from the gonad.


Name: Incision (Physical Feature)
Description: A cut made on the upper valve of a mussel during grafting.


Name: 3 ppm (Quantity)
Description: Parts per million, indicating the minimum concentration of gold in underground or hard rock mines


Name: Roman magistrates (Roman officials)
Description: High-ranking government officials in ancient Rome.


Name: 26 (Quantity)
Description: Number of jobs in the primary sector


Name: Oxygen cycle (Natural process)
Description: The movement of oxygen within and between Earth's reservoirs.


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern United States.


Name: Uranium metal (Material)
Description: A metallic form of the element uranium.


Name: mainland China (Location)
Description: The continental portion of China.


Name: LiF-BeF2 mixtures (Mixture)
Description: A combination of Lithium fluoride (LiF) and Beryllium Fluoride (BeF2)


Name: printing dot (Structure)
Description: A small mark used in printing to create images.


Name: Liberal governments (Political system)
Description: Governments that emphasize individual rights and limited government intervention.


Name: replacement for firewood (USE CASE)
Description: An alternative to burning wood for heat


Name: metal (MATERIAL)
Description: a solid material which typically has a lustrous appearance and conducts electricity and heat relatively well


Name: Virgin Mary (Religious Figure)
Description: Mother of Jesus in Christianity


Name: Nordisk Fabriker  (COMPANY)
Description: A company that manufactures copper


Name: Bleach (Substance)
Description: A chemical agent that whitens or removes stains.


Name: Halftone Screen (Tool)
Description: A device with a pattern of lines used to create halftones


Name: Various Iron Oxide Minerals (Mineral Type)
Description: Minerals containing iron and oxygen.


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who developed a system of chemical symbols.


Name: Mainland Greece (LOCATION)
Description: The mainland part of Greece


Name: Kingdom of Tungning (Political Entity)
Description: Zheng's short-lived kingdom in Taiwan.


Name: Matinee Length (Necklace Type)
Description: A necklace that falls just above the breasts.


Name: Ghost Shirts (Clothing)
Description: Shirts worn during the Ghost Dance movement.


Name: sacred metals like gold and silver (MATERIAL)
Description: Substances used for making objects


Name: Kabul River (RIVER)
Description: A river in Afghanistan


Name: compounds (Chemistry)
Description: Substances formed when two or more chemical elements are chemically bonded together.


Name: nacre (material)
Description: A composite material found in mollusk shells, known for its strength and toughness.


Name: Sclaveni (Ethnic Group)
Description: An early Slavic people mentioned by Jordanes.


Name: Carbon black (Material)
Description: A form of carbon used as a pigment and filler.


Name: 1st (Rank)
Description: First place in a ranking


Name: Western peoples (Demographic group)
Description: People from Western cultures


Name: 1% (Percentage)
Description: Proportion of other religions in Germany's population