Name: Web Ontology Language (OWL) (Ontology language)
Description: A family of knowledge representation languages for authoring and sharing ontologies on the Web.


Name: 1st century BCE to 2nd century CE (time period)
Description: the time period when Mahāyāna works were composed


Name: Missouria (indigenous tribe)
Description: Siouan-language tribe


Name: Copyright protection (Legal concept)
Description: Exclusive rights granted to artists for their original works


Name: German possessions in the Pacific and China (Territory)
Description: -


Name: Chisholm, Hugh (Person)
Description: Editor of Encyclopædia Britannica


Name: Byzantine monasteries (Monastery)
Description: several notable Byzantine monasteries on Hymettos


Name: Felsic Igneous, Sedimentary, and Hydrothermally Altered Rocks (Rock Type)
Description: -


Name: δ phase (Crystal structure)
Description: Tetragonal or orthorhombic phase of aluminium oxide


Name: Painter (Occupation)
Description: one who produces paintings


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: -


Name: Authority seals (Object)
Description: Seals used by authorities


Name: Nader Shah (Person)
Description: Shah of Iran


Name: United Macedonia (Concept)
Description: Platform for Balkan communist parties


Name: Fernando Botero (Person)
Description: Colombian artist


Name: Christian and Islamic sculptures (Art Style)
Description: different motifs


Name: Chinese Communist Party (Political Party)
Description: A political party in China


Name: Brownish green, blue, and green (Color Range)
Description: Common colors produced in moissanite


Name: Cresciano (Municipality)
Description: Former municipality in Switzerland


Name: Orogenic belts (Geological feature)
Description: A region where mountains are formed through the movement of tectonic plates.


Name: Xiuhmolpilli (Ritual)
Description: New Fire Ceremony


Name: General Motors Corporation (Company)
Description: -


Name: Scapolite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: antifouling paints (substance)
Description: -


Name: Muscovite (Mineral)
Description: A platy mineral commonly found in greenschists.


Name: Basalt (Igneous rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock


Name: Brooklyn Museum (Museum)
Description: a museum in New York City, USA


Name: 203 deaths per 1000 live births (Mortality Rate)
Description: infant mortality rate


Name: High pressure sodium lamps (Industrial application)
Description: A type of lamp used in industry.


Name: Diamond Cut (Diamond Feature)
Description: A style or design of a diamond.


Name: Topaz grants beauty, intelligence, and longevity (Belief)
Description: A superstition about topaz


Name: Peroxides (Compound)
Description: A class of compounds containing oxygen in the -1 oxidation state


Name: Schist (rock type)
Description: medium-grained metamorphic rock


Name: White to gray, black, off-white, yellow, red (Color)
Description: Range of colors that limestone can exhibit


Name: St. Peter's Basilica (Building)
Description: a popular achievement of Italian Renaissance architecture


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: -


Name: Diatomic halides (Class of compounds)
Description: -


Name: Cytochrome Proteins (Protein Family)
Description: A family of proteins involved in electron transport


Name: contracts and other documents requiring formal seals (document type)
Description: -


Name: Silicon Roundabout (Location)
Description: a nickname for a region in London


Name: late Neolithic (Historical period)
Description: -


Name: Cyanosomes (Blue-pigmented organelles)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A diamond is a gemstone.


Name: Louis-Nicolas Vauquelin (Chemist)
Description: A French chemist who discovered the element beryllium in 1798.


Name: Silverware (Tableware material)
Description: -


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


Name: Curiosity rover (Spacecraft)
Description: NASA's Mars rover launched in 2011


Name: Pumsavana (rite of passage)
Description: rite before the fetus begins moving and kicking in womb


Name: Precambrian bedded cherts (type of rock formation)
Description: -


Name: Gavrio (Town)
Description: town on the island of Andros


Name: laws to partially decriminalize cannabis possession (law)
Description: -


Name: Normans (Medieval people)
Description: Medieval ethnic group that originated from Normandy


Name: Diamond Simulants (Artificial Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Japan Coast Guard (Coast guard)
Description: -


Name: 840 liters of gaseous oxygen (Measurement)
Description: A unit of measurement for volume


Name: Boron group (Group of Chemical Elements)
Description: group 13 in the periodic table


Name: long dresses with short sleeves (Clothing)
Description: Traditional garment for women


Name: North Atlantic moist mixed forests (Ecoregion)
Description: A type of forest ecosystem


Name: Uranium trioxide (UO3) (Chemical compound)
Description: A form of uranium oxide


Name: Judges in Ukraine (Profession)
Description: -


Name: Diaphaneity (Property)
Description: The ability of light to pass through a mineral


Name: End of the 4th century BC (Time period)
Description: A specific time period in history


Name: Hadiths (Religious Text)
Description: Recorded oral histories of early Islam


Name: Rock (Aggregate)
Description: A naturally occurring solid mass of mineral material


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: a country in Europe


Name: 1.762-1.770 (Refractive Index Measurement)
Description: A measure of the material's refractive index


Name: art (Creative expression)
Description: visual representations and creative works


Name: 175 species of birds (Bird species)
Description: Including woodpecker, thrush and others


Name: Microscopic particles (Particle Type)
Description: Particles visible under a microscope.


Name: Eggs (Reproductive Cell)
Description: The cells released by the female sea urchin for fertilization


Name: Weka (Bird)
Description: a flightless bird


Name: Georgian Church (Historical Landmark)
Description: A church built between the 9th and 10th centuries in Oltu Castle.


Name: Inner product of vectors divided by their magnitudes (Mathematical equation)
Description: An equation relating the cosine of an angle to the inner product and magnitudes of two vectors


Name: Spanish Habsburgs (Royal House)
Description: A royal house that ruled Spain and other territories


Name: Sodium-24 (Radioactive Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of sodium with a half-life of 15 hours.


Name: Air and Space Force (Military Branch)
Description: -


Name: golden signets and niello rings (Jewellery type)
Description: -


Name: Tasmanite (tektite)
Description: a type of impact glass


Name: Red blood cells (Cell)
Description: -


Name: Georges Braque (Artist)
Description: French painter and sculptor


Name: Carinthia (Federal state)
Description: -


Name: aerospace, education, health care, banking, and various heavy industries (Industries)
Description: Multiple industries that Alabama has invested in


Name: Legislative Branch (Government Branch)
Description: -


Name: Nature Reserves in Andalusia (Nature Reserve)
Description: -


Name: Calcium (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: Patriarchal (Concept)
Description: A social system where men hold power and authority


Name: Alabama Legislature (Legislative Body)
Description: The legislative body of Alabama


Name: Hoyte van Hoytema (Director of Photography)
Description: -


Name: Age of Electricity (Time period)
Description: a time period in history


Name: metamorphosed limestones (rock type)
Description: -


Name: Golden colored South Sea pearls (pearl type)
Description: colors of South Sea pearls found in the Philippines and Indonesia


Name: Ticinus (name)
Description: in Roman times


Name: Mountain range of Thessaly (Mountain range)
Description: Mountain range bounding Thessaly on the east


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: tuberculosis (Disease)
Description: -


Name: Perth (City)
Description: A metropolitan city with a population of over 1 million


Name: Hesiod (Greek Poet)
Description: an ancient Greek poet who is best known for his works 'Theogony' and 'Works and Days'


Name: Portuguese Macau (Administrative region)
Description: -


Name: Rock crystal traded from East Africa (Mineral Source)
Description: -


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: -


Name: Thomas Kuhn (Person)
Description: American philosopher and historian of science


Name: Caucasus (Mountain range)
Description: -


Name: Henry James (Writer and novelist)
Description: American-British writer and literary critic


Name: Surfaces at grazing incidence (Physical property)
Description: Surface angle nearly parallel to rays


Name: Mycenae (archaeological site)
Description: an archaeological site in Greece


Name: one-third of its total population (Demographic statistic)
Description: -


Name: Hiram Powers (Artist)
Description: An American sculptor known for his neoclassical works


Name: Teresa of Avila (Christian saint)
Description: a Doctor of the Church


Name: Engraving (Technique)
Description: a technique used to reproduce other forms of art


Name: Reuse, Recycling, or Disposal of Construction Waste (Waste Management)
Description: The management of waste generated during construction


Name: η3-Allyl compounds (Class of organometallic compounds)
Description: Compounds containing allyl groups bonded to metal atoms in a η3 configuration


Name: Hagia Sophia (Building)
Description: -


Name: Tolkowsky Book (Publication)
Description: A book published in 1919 about diamond cutting


Name: Chinese (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Kırkpınar oil wrestling tournament (Tournament)
Description: -


Name: Uri, Schwyz, and Unterwalden (Cantons/Regions)
Description: Rural communes that formed the Old Swiss Confederacy


Name: Paris Agreement (International treaty)
Description: Global climate change accord


Name: 70-75% (Percentage of Ethnic Turks)
Description: estimated percentage of ethnic Turks


Name: Online memorial (type of memorial)
Description: created on websites and social media


Name: Slate rock (Rock)
Description: Material used to make slate objects


Name: Octahedron (Geometric shape)
Description: A polyhedron with eight triangular faces


Name: Dixie Alley (Region)
Description: area of Alabama and Mississippi


Name: Mandarin (Language)
Description: -


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which plants and some other organisms convert light energy into chemical energy.


Name: Ablations (feature of tektites)
Description: traces of passage through the atmosphere


Name: Mediterranean and African climate zones (Climate Zone)
Description: A geographical area with distinct climatic conditions


Name: 3707233 registered voters (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: Primitive tetragonal lattice (Lattice type)
Description: A type of tetragonal Bravais lattice


Name: Contact Metamorphism of Clay Minerals (Geological Process)
Description: -


Name: Vesta (Asteroid)
Description: The second-largest object in the asteroid belt


Name: Karl Renner (Person)
Description: -


Name: Silver (Material)
Description: A precious metal used to create medals


Name: Tezcatlipoca (God)
Description: An Aztec god known for his association with the night and fate.


Name: Belgian state (Government)
Description: the government of Belgium


Name: combustion in a closed container (Experiment)
Description: chemical reaction involving air and tin


Name: Coalified fossils (Type of fossil)
Description: Fossils that consist primarily of coal


Name: Mica schist (Rock type)
Description: A type of rock that forms from metamorphism of mudstone


Name: 3.18% (Percentage)
Description: unemployment rate in 2007


Name: Tuckahoe, New York (village)
Description: -


Name: Soviet popular music (Music genre)
Description: -


Name: Celtic hill fort (Archaeological Site)
Description: An ancient fortified settlement


Name: 4th Wedding Anniversary (Event)
Description: -


Name: Juan Carlos I (Historical Figure)
Description: -


Name: James II and VII (Person)
Description: King of England, Scotland, and Ireland


Name: King Ferdinand I (Historical figure)
Description: a king of Italy


Name: Corrode (Chemical reaction)
Description: A chemical reaction that causes the degradation of materials.


Name: High pressure and temperature conditions (Physical state)
Description: Kyanite is most stable at high pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: 2001 US invasion of Afghanistan (Military Conflict)
Description: -


Name: Isle of Mull (Island)
Description: -


Name: Brazilian art (Art movement)
Description: South American art style


Name: Old World counterparts (Species)
Description: Red fox populations in the Old World (Eurasia and Africa).


Name: Palme d'Or (Award)
Description: Won 12 times


Name: Aztec society (societal structure)
Description: the societal structure of the Aztecs


Name: Timbuktu (City)
Description: An ancient city in Mali, West Africa


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: a chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26


Name: Striped hyenas (Mammal)
Description: Genus of carnivorous mammals


Name: Atlantic slave trade (event)
Description: slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Dobřichovice (Location)
Description: -


Name: Marcus Isaac Goldman (Person)
Description: An American petrologist


Name: Keshi pearl (type of pearl)
Description: a type of pearl without nuclei


Name: Brahmacharya stage (stage)
Description: -


Name: Vehicles (Mode of transportation)
Description: Means of moving people or goods


Name: 7Li (isotope)
Description: a stable isotope of lithium


Name: Fiat money (Economic concept)
Description: Value established by law


Name: Sea urchins (Animal)
Description: A type of marine animal


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Government Agency)
Description: A government agency responsible for conducting research on workplace safety and health in the United States.


Name: jewellery making skills (craftsmanship)
Description: -


Name: Municipalities in Brazil (Administrative Division)
Description: -


Name: Investments (Industry)
Description: -


Name: Seal (Object)
Description: a general term for a type of stamp or impression


Name: Treasure Mountain Dome (geological structure)
Description: a granitic dome that uplifted the limestone


Name: Humus (Substance)
Description: Stable substance that resists further decomposition


Name: Ruqun (two-pieces system of Southern Song clothing) (clothing style)
Description: -


Name: Oberstdorf (Resort Town)
Description: -


Name: Zeolites (Mineral Type)
Description: -


Name: Alabama River (Geographical Feature)
Description: River in the state of Alabama


Name: Den or Nest Location (Location)
Description: The location of an animal's den or nest


Name: Captive red foxes (Domesticated red foxes)
Description: Red foxes kept in captivity, often as pets or for research


Name: Blood Diamonds (Alternative Name)
Description: Conflict diamonds are also referred to as blood diamonds due to their association with violence and conflict


Name: Religious traditions of enslaved African peoples and indigenous peoples (Religious tradition)
Description: -


Name: Hagfish and Lampreys (Biological Organism)
Description: Primitive vertebrates with simple kidneys.


Name: microcrystalline interlocking fibrous matrix of the calcium, magnesium-iron rich amphibole mineral series tremolite (calcium-magnesium)-ferroactinolite (calcium-magnesium-iron) (mineral composition)
Description: -


Name: Electrolysis (Industrial Process)
Description: an industrial process for magnesium production


Name: Natural ultramarine (Pigment)
Description: Finest available blue pigment in the Middle Ages and Renaissance


Name: Lev Simcha Yeshiva (Haredi school)
Description: a Haredi yeshiva in Arad


Name: carrots (Vegetable)
Description: -


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe


Name: Taxes, customs and fines (Economic concept)
Description: -


Name: dietary supplements, deodorants, anti-dandruff shampoos, luminescent paints, and organic laboratory (applications)
Description: -


Name: Chile (Country)
Description: A country in South America, known for its successful earthquake preparedness efforts.


Name: Blue Highways (Book)
Description: -


Name: Government Corruption (Concept)
Description: Corrupt practices within governments


Name: Lapidary arts (Art form)
Description: -


Name: Thera Eruption (Volcanic Eruption)
Description: A volcanic eruption on the island of Thera, which occurred towards the end of the LM IA period.


Name: Turkish governor (Person)
Description: -


Name: Aluminium smelters (Hall–Héroult process) (industrial process)
Description: an industrial process for aluminium production


Name: Ring-stones (Colloquial term)
Description: A colloquial term for hornfels in South Africa


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: carved meeting houses (wharenui) (Building type)
Description: A traditional Māori meeting house


Name: Flame (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: visible and infrared light emitted by reacting gases and solids


Name: 35,000 Christians (Demographic group)
Description: mostly Catholics and Protestants


Name: Scintillation characteristics (Property)
Description: Better scintillation characteristics compared to natural eulytine


Name: wider area (geographical feature)
Description: a geographical feature of Morocco


Name: Working a stone to its best finished form (Action)
Description: Cutting the diamond to minimize waste.


Name: Adem Çelebi (Person)
Description: the mayor of Oltu from the AKP


Name: 3-21% by weight (percentage range)
Description: -


Name: Mexicali, Mexico (City)
Description: a city in Mexico


Name: Mineral commodities (Industry)
Description:  Commodities extracted from the earth


Name: GGG (Gadolinium Gallium Garnet) (Diamond Simulant)
Description: A diamond simulant with a hardness of 7 and a refractive index close to diamond.


Name: Pre-alpine areas (Geographic area)
Description: Areas located before the Alps


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Three-dimensional artwork


Name: Visual appearance (Concept)
Description: The way in which objects reflect and transmit light


Name: Limestone (Sedimentary rock)
Description: -


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: a country in Northern Europe


Name: Italian unification (Event)
Description: -


Name: Thasos city (City)
Description: The capital of Thasos island


Name: OECD (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Lake Biwa (Location)
Description: -


Name: Wedgwood (English firm)
Description: -


Name: Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) (military organization)
Description: a Ukrainian nationalist movement


Name: Inexperienced person (Person)
Description: type of person


Name: Official coins (Currency)
Description: Means of exchange


Name: Mesopotamia (Ancient civilization)
Description: One of the oldest known human societies.


Name: Citizens of Switzerland (Demographic Group)
Description: People living in Switzerland


Name: Northern Alaskan red foxes (Animal subspecies)
Description: -


Name: Potassium cobaltinitrite (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Eastern Equatorial Region (Geographical Feature)
Description: Region on Ceres with less cratering compared to other areas.


Name: Global Innovation Index (Ranking System)
Description: A ranking system for innovation


Name: College Football Playoff (Sporting event)
Description: A college football tournament


Name: New York City (City)
Description: -


Name: Hundred Years' War between France and England (Historical event)
Description: a conflict between France and England that lasted for 116 years


Name: Wantage Township (Location)
Description: a township in New Jersey


Name: Intellectual things (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Paul Gauguin (Person)
Description: French painter


Name: Dark Grey to Black Streak (Streak Color)
Description: The color of the streak exhibited by pyrrhotite


Name: Copper Mesopotamian frog (Artifact)
Description: oldest surviving casting from 3200 BCE


Name: Matthew A. Hunter (Person)
Description: -


Name: Han Chinese Women (Social Group)
Description: Women from the Han ethnic group in China during the Han Dynasty


Name: Godfrey Kneller (Person)
Description: -


Name: European design (design style)
Description: -


Name: Violent crimes such as murder, abduction, sexual violence, and robbery (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Prince Shōtoku (historical figure)
Description: -


Name: Ceres (Dwarf Planet)
Description: A dwarf planet in the asteroid belt


Name: Maria Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist


Name: Marine evaporites (Geological feature)
Description: Deposits that form through the evaporation of seawater


Name: Harjavalta (Location)
Description: location in Finland


Name: Semiconductor (Material)
Description: A material that is between the conductor and insulator in ability to conduct electrical current.


Name: Catholic and Protestant sections (Administrative division)
Description: -


Name: Andalusian capital (Financial resources)
Description: Investment funds available in Andalusia


Name: 1,800 m (5,900 ft) (geographical feature)
Description: high mountain elevations


Name: Indian subcontinent (Geographic Region)
Description: -


Name: UN (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Samaññaphala Sutta (Buddhist scripture)
Description: a discourse that presents the graduated path taught by the Buddha


Name: Black uniform (Uniform)
Description: uniform of the SS officers from 1932 to 1945


Name: Titanium dioxide nanoparticles (Nanoparticle)
Description: Type of nanoparticle with self-cleaning effect


Name: Pomegranate seed oil (oil)
Description: -


Name: CIE 1931 color space chromaticity diagram (color model)
Description: a widely used color space


Name: Mound (Artificial hill)
Description: An artificial hill, often created by human activity.


Name: Biological control microbes (Microorganism)
Description: -


Name: Prester John's letter (Historical document)
Description: A letter written by Prester John to European heads of state in 1165


Name: Missouri River (river)
Description: a river in the United States


Name: Pyrope (Garnet Species)
Description: A type of garnet with a specific chemical composition.


Name: Surya Prajnapti (Text)
Description: Jain mathematical text


Name: Retroperitoneal space (Anatomical location)
Description: A region in the abdominal cavity.


Name: Abd al-Mu'min (Person)
Description: founder of the Almohad Dynasty


Name: Sri Lanka (location)
Description: -


Name: The shrine to Moses (Shrine)
Description: located near Nabi Musa


Name: Guatemala (Country)
Description: -


Name: Nicolas Steno (Scientist)
Description: -


Name: Józef Wierusz-Kowalski (Physicist)
Description: Polish physicist


Name: Prince Dmitry Donskoy of Moscow (Noble)
Description: A prince of Moscow who led the Russian army to victory against the Mongol-Tatars


Name: Paṭisambhidāmagga (Text)
Description: Ancient Buddhist scripture


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: country that invaded and annexed Thasos on 20 October 1912


Name: Ions (Chemical Species)
Description: A type of chemical species that can alter the properties of a diamond surface


Name: Scheenstia (Extinct genus of ray-finned fish)
Description: -


Name: Plastics (Substance)
Description: a type of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic solids


Name: Wurtzite (Mineral)
Description: a mineral with a specific crystal structure


Name: Hieroglyphs (Writing system)
Description: One of the earliest practical writing systems, used by cultures in Egypt.


Name: Egyptian (Nationality)
Description: relating to Egypt or its people


Name: Steel industry (Industry)
Description: -


Name: Seals (Object)
Description: Small blocks of material used for stamping


Name: PP-A (Political Party)
Description: Andalusian branch of the right-of-center PP


Name: maximum chroma colors (colors)
Description: colors with maximum chroma


Name: Frederick Walker (Person)
Description: -


Name: Earth's crust (Geological Formation)
Description: the outermost solid layer of the planet Earth


Name: Clear Andalusite (Variety of Andalusite)
Description: Found in Brazil and Sri-Lanka, can be cut into a gemstone


Name: 12.011 Å (Crystallographic property)
Description: cell edge length of goldmanite


Name: Edible salt (Food substance)
Description: Salt used as a seasoning or preservative in food


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


Name: North Island and South Island (Islands)
Description: the two main islands of New Zealand


Name: 1,671,500 hectares (Area)
Description: area of planted forest in 2020


Name: Dominant Wavelength (Color Property)
Description: the single wavelength of light that produces a sensation most similar to the non-spectral color


Name: Arabic (Language)
Description: An official language of Morocco


Name: inner circumference (measurement unit)
Description: -


Name: Geometric shapes (Design elements)
Description: Shapes such as triangles and almond forms, commonly used in Berber jewellery and architecture.


Name: David Kalupahana (Person)
Description: scholar who described the Buddha's view on conventions


Name: King Charles III (Person)
Description: -


Name: Cannabis (Plant)
Description: A type of plant


Name: Primitive humans (Human population)
Description: early human populations


Name: Kievan Rus', Bulgarian Empire, Principality of Serbia, Duchy of Croatia, Banate of Bosnia, Principality of Nitra, Great Moravia, Duchy of Bohemia, Kingdom of Poland (Historical states)
Description: Medieval Christian states


Name: Hypoeutectoid steel (Steel type)
Description: A type of steel with less than 0.8% carbon content.


Name: diglossia in favour of Spanish language (Linguistic phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Iberian Peninsula (Geographic Region)
Description: A peninsula in southwestern Europe


Name: Mohammed VI (King of Morocco)
Description: -


Name: RK Vardar (Handball Club)
Description: -


Name: Maniots (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group claiming descent from the ancient Spartans


Name: Metro-North Railroad (Transportation company)
Description: -


Name: Aztec men (social group)
Description: men in the Aztec societal structure


Name: Cerussite (Mineral)
Description: An orthorhombic carbonate mineral.


Name: 23rd Wedding Anniversary (Event)
Description: -


Name: Buddhist institutions (organization)
Description: establishments that house and center around Buddhist practices


Name: Santa Maria del Iris (Mine)
Description: The oldest mine in Querétaro, opened around 1870


Name: Dutch Ministry of Defence (Government Agency)
Description: The government agency responsible for defense in the Netherlands


Name: Beryllium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element used for diffusion in sapphires.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A chemical element used in various industrial applications.


Name: Plastic (Material)
Description: A synthetic material made from petrochemicals.


Name: Temple of Jupiter (Building)
Description: -


Name: lunisolar system of Hindu calendar (calendar system)
Description: -


Name: Diavik and Ekati (Mine)
Description: -


Name: 40.078 (Atomic Weight)
Description: -


Name: Hydrothermal alteration (Geological process)
Description: Transformation due to hot water circulation


Name: Greek-speaking communities (community)
Description: communities that spoke Greek


Name: Frankfurt (City)
Description: A city in Germany


Name: Shewanella putrefaciens (Bacteria)
Description: A species of bacteria that uses uranium for growth


Name: Siderokastron and southern Thessaly (Location)
Description: -


Name: harp, cuatro, and maracas (Musical Instruments)
Description: Traditional instruments of the Eastern Plains region


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A major world religion that originated in Arabia


Name: Gautama Dharmasutras (Hindu scripture)
Description: text composed in 1st millennium BCE


Name: 25% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage decrease in GDP between 2009 and 2015


Name: British students (Demographic)
Description: -


Name: Graphite, Diamond (Allotropes of native carbon)
Description: -


Name: Westchester County Department of Public Works and Transportation (Government agency)
Description: Owns the Bee-Line Bus System


Name: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo (Artist)
Description: -


Name: Potassium supplementation (Medical treatment)
Description: The act of taking potassium supplements to treat or prevent a medical condition.


Name: Convention of Kanagawa (Event)
Description: -


Name: Granites (Rock Type)
Description: type of igneous rock


Name: 2,100 km of duplicated highways (Infrastructure)
Description: -


Name: Gold (chemical element)
Description: a yellow, dense, and ductile metal


Name: John Peter Zenger (Person)
Description: A German-American printer and journalist


Name: Urbanization rate of 77.1% (Statistic)
Description: One of the highest in the world


Name: Lithic technology (Technology)
Description: The use of rock by humans and other hominids


Name: Common law and Civil law (Principle)
Description: Combination of case law and codified law principles


Name: Henri Poincaré (Mathematician)
Description: French mathematician and physicist


Name: Tata Province (Province)
Description: A province in the Guelmim-Es Semara region of Morocco.


Name: Rayleigh scattering (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The scattering of light by small particles or molecules


Name: stubby proportions style (artistic style)
Description: -


Name: Riemannian geometry (Mathematical field)
Description: A branch of mathematics that studies curved spaces


Name: Intestinal Zinc Uptake (Biological Process)
Description: Process by which the intestine takes up zinc from food


Name: Ottoman Sultan Mahmud II (Person)
Description: -


Name: English words technique, technology, and technical (Words)
Description: Words in the English language derived from Latin


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: -


Name: apparel (Industrial Product)
Description: Type of industrial output


Name: Haplogroup E1b1b (Genetic haplogroup)
Description: A human Y-chromosome DNA haplogroup


Name: Vesuvianite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) (Method)
Description: A method for producing synthetic diamonds.


Name: Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM) (Scientific instrument)
Description: NASA instrument on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter


Name: Imre Boba (Historian)
Description: -


Name: Bolivia's Uyuni Desert (Location)
Description: -


Name: Itaipu Dam (Hydroelectric Plant)
Description: world's largest hydroelectric plant by energy generation


Name: Wabar craters (Impact crater)
Description: a group of impact craters in Saudi Arabia


Name: 25 to 65 μT (Measurement)
Description: Range of magnetic field strength


Name: Photography (Art Form)
Description: the art of capturing images using a camera


Name: UK (Country)
Description: United Kingdom


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: -


Name: Making Advances to Customers on Current Accounts (Lending Method)
Description: Method for banks to extend credit


Name: Pidgeon process (Industrial Process)
Description: an industrial process for magnesium production


Name: Syriam Garnet (Gemstone)
Description: A name given to Almandine with a violet tint


Name: Western and Eastern blocs (Geopolitical entity)
Description: major world powers during the Cold War


Name: L. Milch (Person)
Description: German geologist


Name: 8th century BC (time period)
Description: a time period in ancient Greek history


Name: Union for the Mediterranean (international organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization of countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea


Name: 5.5 (Mohs hardness value)
Description: -


Name: Derbyshire Ornithological Society (organisation)
Description: -


Name: British-Indian forces (Military Organization)
Description: Joint military unit of British and Indian soldiers


Name: Albite replacing Detrital Igneous Plagioclase Feldspar (Mineral Replacement Process)
Description: -


Name: German bakeries (Bakery)
Description: -


Name: Aquatic Environments (Ecological System)
Description: systems that include water and aquatic organisms


Name: Rocky Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: -


Name: Rein Raud (Person)
Description: Estonian semiotician and cultural theorist


Name: Nd:Cr:YAG (Laser material)
Description: Neodymium and Chromium-doped Yttrium Aluminium Garnet


Name: Kerosene (Petroleum Product)
Description: -


Name: East Germany (country)
Description: -


Name: Carbon Monoxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A poisonous gas


Name: Liga ACB (Basketball League)
Description: -


Name: Political Rights (Legal Concept)
Description: rights to participate in politics


Name: King Philip's War (War)
Description: A conflict between English colonists and Native American tribes from 1675 to 1678


Name: Mississippian culture (Prehistoric culture)
Description: a prehistoric culture in eastern North America


Name: European Commission (International organization)
Description: -


Name: Carats and Schticks: Sapphire Marketer Upsets The Gem Industry (article)
Description: a front-page story about Yogo sapphires


Name: Red Flower Festival (Regional festival)
Description: A regional festival held during Nowruz in Mazar-i-Sharif


Name: Republican-Socialist candidacies (Political Coalition)
Description: A coalition of republican and socialist parties


Name: Orange Wares (Type of Ceramic)
Description: A type of ceramic with orange or buff burnished surface


Name: beautiful containers from stone (Artifact)
Description: Sophisticated objects made from materials like alabaster or granite


Name: Amorite kingdoms (Kingdoms)
Description: Arising in Mari, Yamhad, Qatna, and Assyria.


Name: William Lloyd Garrison (Person)
Description: American abolitionist


Name: Alice Mary Weeks (Person)
Description: American geologist and educator


Name: Tonopah geology (Nevada) (Publication)
Description: Mining and Sci. Press, v. 102, p. 560–562


Name: Goshenite (Gemstone)
Description: a colorless gemstone


Name: Adults (Demographic Group)
Description: A demographic group of adults


Name: Geology of the Yukon gold district, Alaska (Publication)
Description: Article in U.S. Geological Survey Annual Report 18, pt, 3, p. 87–392


Name: Oranges, tomatoes, potatoes, olives, and olive oil (Products)
Description: Types of products included in Moroccan agricultural production


Name: DNA breaks (Biological Process)
Description: Damage to DNA strands


Name: Self-Strengthening Movement (Movement)
Description: -


Name: Chlorine (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Uranium fuel (Material)
Description: Fuel for nuclear reactors


Name: Diamond (Allotrope of carbon)
Description: A hard, transparent, and colorless form of carbon.


Name: New York City (City)
Description: -


Name: $1.5 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: The value of crop and animal production in Alabama in 2006


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: Belgian judicial system (System)
Description: Based on civil law and originates from the Napoleonic code


Name: Seal engraving (Artistic technique)
Description: Technique of inscribing a design onto a seal


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: -


Name: VakıfBank S.K. (Sports Team)
Description: -


Name: B and Si tetrahedra (Tetrahedral arrangement)
Description: -


Name: 250 (Number of People)
Description: -


Name: J. N. Carney (Geologist)
Description: A geologist who wrote about terranes


Name: OSCE (International organization)
Description: -


Name: Mount Zeus (1,004 metres or 3,294 feet) (Mountain Peak)
Description: -


Name: Reasonable Country-of-Origin Inquiries (RCOI) (Regulation)
Description: Filings to determine sources of conflict minerals


Name: Prime Minister (Position)
Description: -


Name: Cheetahs (Animal)
Description: Type of animal that exists in the semi-desert south of Afghanistan


Name: The bluish color of distant mountains (Optical effect)
Description: -


Name: sovereign and fully independent state (State)
Description: -


Name: Buddhist communities (religious group)
Description: -


Name: Cachaça (liquor)
Description: Brazil's native liquor


Name: Calcite (Mineral species)
Description: most common carbonate mineral


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in Oceania


Name: Zanzi (Hair Ornament)
Description: A decorative hair stick with more ornaments


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: The state that was occupied by federal troops after the American Civil War.


Name: Rafael Soto (Person)
Description: Jerezano rider


Name: Prepositional Components (Linguistic Concept)
Description: The use of prepositions to form compound nouns


Name: Dark color (Physical property)
Description: -


Name: Germanium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ge and atomic number 32.


Name: much less oxygen gas in its atmosphere than Earth (Comparison)
Description: -


Name: Wildlife in China (Wildlife)
Description: -


Name: TEMSA (Automotive company)
Description: -


Name: Gold and Gems in Jewellery (Materials)
Description: -


Name: Carrara marble (mineral)
Description: white marble


Name: Tetrachromats (Biological Group)
Description: Individuals with four distinct cone classes in the retina


Name: Flint knapping (technique)
Description: -


Name: the environment (Environmental Entity)
Description: the natural world around us


Name: Karl Renner (Politician)
Description: Social Democrat who served as Chancellor of Austria


Name: Cistercians (Religious Order)
Description: Christian monastic order


Name: Spanish Romantic literature (Literary Movement)
Description: a rebellion against French classicism


Name: Mirror coating reflectivity (Property of mirror coatings)
Description: The degree to which a mirror coating reflects light


Name: Warriors (Occupation)
Description: members of the military


Name: New England (Region)
Description: -


Name: Direct exposure of the metal to nitrogen (Process)
Description: -


Name: presentations and poetry contests (cultural events)
Description: -


Name: Villanovan jewelry (Artifacts)
Description: Jewelry of the Villanovan Era


Name: Swiss Confederation (Historical alliance)
Description: The loose alliance of Swiss cantons that was transformed into a modern federal state in 1848


Name: George Rowney (Person)
Description: -


Name: Roman architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Ancient Roman architectural style


Name: Mesitylene (Compound)
Description: A cyclic trimer of acetone


Name: Connemara marble (Material)
Description: National gemstone of Ireland


Name: Marie Curie (Person)
Description: Polish-born physicist and chemist


Name: 09.B (Nickel-Strunz classification code)
Description: -


Name: Spreading center (Geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Egyptian Blue (Pigment)
Description: A synthetic pigment that contains copper.


Name: Patras Carnival (Carnival Festival)
Description: -


Name: 82% by 2030 (Target)
Description: -


Name: Zineb, Metiram, Propineb and Ziram (fungicide)
Description: -


Name: counties or shires (Administrative division)
Description: -


Name: Bratislava (Church)
Description: -


Name: Silicate anions (Ion)
Description: negatively charged ions containing silicon and oxygen atoms


Name: Ramon Llull (Person)
Description: Majorcan philosopher


Name: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (Publishing company)
Description: -


Name: Diamond simulant (Material)
Description: A material that imitates the appearance of diamond


Name: Carbon-Carbon bond (Chemical Bond)
Description: The covalent bond between two carbon atoms.


Name: Mudstones and sandstones (Geological formation)
Description: Types of rocks found in Southern Derbyshire


Name: Marienlyst (Neighborhood)
Description: A neighborhood in Drammen, Norway


Name: Japanese Freshwater Pearl Industry Attempted Comeback (Event)
Description: -


Name: Radon (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: Mid-Atlantic Ridge (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range that runs through the middle of the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Etruscan houses may have seemed like towers to the simple Latins (idea)
Description: -


Name: 201.2 m (Altitude)
Description: the elevation of Kawamata as measured at the site of the municipal office


Name: Bicameral federal parliament (Senate and Chamber of Representatives) (Parliamentary system)
Description: Type of parliamentary system used by Belgium


Name: Battle of Dan-no-ura (Event)
Description: Battle during the Genpei War


Name: Manhattan Project (Project)
Description: Research and development project that produced the atomic bomb during World War II


Name: Gases in the atmosphere (Atmospheric component)
Description: components of the Earth's atmosphere


Name: Catacomb culture (Archaeological culture)
Description: A Bronze Age culture


Name: Splash-form tektite (Subgroup of Tektite)
Description: Centimeter-sized tektites shaped like spheres, ellipsoids, etc.


Name: Kingdom of England (historical kingdom)
Description: a medieval and early modern kingdom that preceded the United Kingdom


Name: Ibn Khaldoun (Person)
Description: Arabic writer and historian


Name: Ernest C. Hornsby (Person)
Description: former chief justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama


Name: Professionals (Group)
Description: individuals who possess specialized knowledge and skills in a particular field or occupation


Name: Obama administration (Organization)
Description: administration of US President Barack Obama


Name: Neodymium (Chemical Element)
Description: A rare earth element with sharp absorption bands.


Name: Formentera (Island)
Description: Smallest island in the Balearic Islands, Spain


Name: Hamburg (Borough)
Description: A nearby borough in New Jersey


Name: species in Derbyshire (biological classification)
Description: -


Name: Governor Jay Nixon (politician)
Description: The Governor of Missouri from 2009 to 2017


Name: Bert Haanstra (Documentary Maker)
Description: -


Name: Merlot (Grape Variety)
Description: A type of grape used for wine production


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5


Name: Lanthanum Metal - 99%min FOB China (Chemical Compound)
Description: a compound containing lanthanum with a purity of 99% and free on board in China


Name: 227 inhabitants per square kilometre (Population Density)
Description: population density of Germany


Name: Iron(III) oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: Berbers of Morocco (population)
Description: -


Name: silicon tetrachloride (Compound)
Description: -


Name: d² (letter)
Description: cross-shaped letter in Old Turkic alphabet


Name: ελληνικός (ellinikos) (Adjectival Form)
Description: the Greek adjectival form of Greece, sometimes translated as Hellenic


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: White dross (Waste material)
Description: -


Name: Submarines (Vehicles)
Description: Underwater vessels


Name: obtaining or attempting to obtain currency in accordance with a contract that promises the later exchange of equated assets (Financial transaction)
Description: Fraudulent financial activities


Name: Hamsa (Symbol)
Description: outline of a human hand


Name: Separate Parts (Orthographic Convention)
Description: -


Name: Stein Halvorson (architect)
Description: -


Name: Ludwigite (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Alexis Damour (Person)
Description: French mineralogist


Name: Drammen Theater (Theater)
Description: A theater in Bragernes, Drammen


Name: Western Greece (Region)
Description: -


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Ooids (Mineral)
Description: Type of sedimentary rock grain


Name: Topology (Mathematical field)
Description: A branch of mathematics that studies topological spaces and their properties


Name: Henri Matisse (Person)
Description: French artist


Name: Chlorite schist (Rock type)
Description: -


Name: Second-highest emitter of greenhouse gases (Environmental Statistic)
Description: -


Name: Domat/Ems (Municipality)
Description: Place where Ems-Chemie is located and employs people


Name: Limestone bedrock (Geologic feature)
Description: -


Name: Ilimaussaq (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in Greenland


Name: White Marble (Material)
Description: -


Name: Mountain building (orogeny) (geological process)
Description: formation of mountains through tectonic plate movement


Name: Frontalieri (demographic group)
Description: commuter workers living in Italy but working regularly in Ticino


Name: Sword (Weapon)
Description: A sword is a bladed weapon intended for cutting or thrusting.


Name: Frisians (754) (Ethnic Group)
Description: The group responsible for Boniface's murder


Name: Federal Assembly of Switzerland (Legislative body)
Description: The legislative body of Switzerland that decided to make Bern its capital


Name: Glacier Express (Train)
Description: A train in Switzerland


Name: European Union (International organization)
Description: -


Name: Chinese Communist Party (Political Organization)
Description: Dominant party in China


Name: Eddaic poems and skaldic verse (Literary Work)
Description: -


Name: Stone and other materials (Materials)
Description: various substances used to create cylinder seals


Name: Uranium and Thorium (Chemical elements)
Description: Radioactive elements


Name: Spessart (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in Germany


Name: Drepanaspis (fish)
Description: a type of ancient fish with an upwards-facing mouth


Name: Carpenter Gothic (Architectural style)
Description: -


Name: Prong setting (diamond setting type)
Description: a diamond setting type that uses four or six claws to cradle the diamond


Name: Orléans Collection (Collection of gems)
Description: -


Name: 45,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: -


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


Name: Mediterranean tradition (Artistic Style)
Description: -


Name: Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism (Religious Movements)
Description: Philosophical and spiritual traditions


Name: Astrological symbols (Symbol)
Description: Symbols used in astrology, especially in the Medieval period.


Name: Mannerism (Art movement)
Description: phase of the Renaissance style


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: Major world religion


Name: Hertsa region (Region)
Description: Historical region in Eastern Europe


Name: Greeks (Ancient Civilization)
Description: -


Name: 14th Dalai Lama (Person)
Description: Spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism


Name: Japanese Buddhist sculpture (Concept/Art style)
Description: style of sculpture in Japan


Name: Angeloi-Philanthropenoi clan (Group)
Description: Greek clan


Name: Augustinians (Religious Order)
Description: Christian monastic order


Name: Major League Baseball (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Türkan Şoray (Person)
Description: Turkish actress


Name: Hungarians occupied Moravia in 903 or 904 (Historical Event)
Description: A event in European history


Name: Iraqi Kurdistan (Geographic region)
Description: -


Name: Aeronautics (Field of study)
Description: the study of vehicles that travel through the air


Name: Etruria (Geographic Location)
Description: A region in what is now modern-day Italy, where the Etruscan civilization flourished


Name: Epirus (Geographic Region)
Description: Historical and geographic region in northwestern Greece


Name: Volatile hydrides of silicon (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of chemical compound containing silicon and hydrogen.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Empire)
Description: an ancient empire


Name: Those who owned a warhorse (Social group)
Description: A group of people who owned a warhorse.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: Country in Northwestern Europe


Name: queue and Manchu clothing (clothing style)
Description: -


Name: Major depressive disorder (MDD) (Disease)
Description: A mental health condition characterized by depression


Name: Ladin (Language)
Description: Spoken by 0.4% of the population


Name: trapped atmospheric gases, including nitrogen, argon, and carbon (atmospheric composition)
Description: indicates the presence of a Martian surface component


Name: United States, United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand (Countries)
Description: -


Name: Calke Abbey (Historic House)
Description: -


Name: Berber folk music (Music genre)
Description: traditional music of the Berber people


Name: New England (region)
Description: northeastern region of the United States


Name: Etruscan musical instruments (Musical instruments)
Description: Instruments used in Etruscan music


Name: Corsac fox (Animal Species)
Description: -


Name: Sumptuary laws (Law)
Description: laws regulating clothing


Name: South on top and Arabia in the center (Geographical Feature)
Description: Geographical feature


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


Name: Queen Elizabeth II (Monarch)
Description: the monarch of the United Kingdom


Name: Optical windows for high-power CO2 lasers and gyrotrons (Device component)
Description: Components that use synthetic diamonds as optical windows for high-power applications.


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Eduard mine complex (Mine Complex)
Description: A mine complex with a sports complex and biathlon shooting range


Name: Rupa-jhānas (meditative state)
Description: form meditation


Name: William Wentworth (Person)
Description: -


Name: Minoans (Civilization)
Description: Ancient Cretan civilization


Name: Norfolk, England (Location)
Description: County in East Anglia, England


Name: Sunlight (Electromagnetic radiation)
Description: Sunlight is electromagnetic radiation emitted by the Sun.


Name: Jewellery trade and manufacture (Industry)
Description: The business of making and selling jewellery.


Name: High-power electronic devices (Device)
Description: Devices that require efficient heat dissipation to operate effectively.


Name: Mazy/Golzinnes (trade name)
Description: a trade name for the geological vein


Name: Chur (Location)
Description: A location in the Grisons canton


Name: Chernobyl Exclusion Zone (Exclusion Zone)
Description: area surrounding Chernobyl


Name: Colorless diamonds (Type of diamond)
Description: Diamonds without color


Name: Persepolis relief (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Contemporary Book Society (Organization)
Description: An entity that commissioned notable artworks, including Paul Jouve's illustrations for Jungle Book in 1905.


Name: Hue (Color Property)
Description: a characteristic of colors


Name: Belgian towns of La Calamine and Plombières (Geographic Location)
Description: Towns in Belgium where zinc mining occurred


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


Name: Andalusian wine (Cuisine)
Description: wines from the Andalusia region


Name: peasants and mountain dwellers (Demographic)
Description: -


Name: earliest known traces of horses in warfare (Historical Event)
Description: The earliest evidence of horse use in battle


Name: Comminution, frictional sliding and grain boundary rotation (Geological processes)
Description: Processes that occur during faulting.


Name: Quercus suber (Plant Species)
Description: Cork oak


Name: Aluminium oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: A type of chemical compound


Name: Synthetic polystyrene or polyurethane foam (Insulation Material)
Description: A lightweight, easily shaped insulating material.


Name: Carbon-14 (Radioactive Isotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of carbon with a half-life of approximately 5,730 years.


Name: Greater London Authority (GLA) (Local Government Institution)
Description: The devolved regional government body for Greater London


Name: NASA (Space Agency)
Description: The United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration


Name: Colombian Armed Forces (Military Organization)
Description: The military forces of Colombia


Name: Berber cultures (Cultural Heritage)
Description: traditional cultural objects of the Berber people


Name: ʻahuʻula capes and mahiole helmets (Clothing)
Description: Feathered cloaks and headdresses


Name: Shaping and Polishing (Process)
Description: The process of shaping a rough diamond into a polished gemstone.


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that established colonies in North Africa


Name: 40.078 (Physical Property Value)
Description: The atomic weight of Calcium.


Name: fertility, blessing and favor in Iranian belief (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Qing Dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty


Name: Inwood Hill Park and Baker Field (Parks)
Description: -


Name: Samo's Empire (State)
Description: First known Slav state in Central Europe


Name: Vegoia (mythological figure)
Description: female figure who revealed teachings to the Etruscan civilization


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: non-metallic, non-organic material


Name: Beatrice Tinsley (Person)
Description: Notable New Zealander


Name: Minas de Riotinto (mine)
Description: Mine in Huelva, Spain


Name: Iron (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Vasyl Lomachenko (Person)
Description: Ukrainian boxer


Name: beer (beverage)
Description: an alcoholic drink typical to the region


Name: Manhattan (Borough)
Description: A borough of New York City


Name: Gaut and Livingston (Philosophers)
Description: Philosophers who contributed to the philosophy of art


Name: serving utensils (utensils used for serving)
Description: -


Name: Normandy landings (Event)
Description: -


Name: contemporary American jewelry designers (artists)
Description: -


Name: Mussolini's Opponents (Group of People)
Description: People who opposed Mussolini's regime


Name: Tissint meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: -


Name: US Geological Survey (USGS) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: 10,000 K (Temperature)
Description: Unit of temperature measurement


Name: Norman swords (Type of sword)
Description: Swords produced by the Normans


Name: Agriculture and textiles (Industry)
Description: -


Name: Modern scholars (Scholars)
Description: scholars who study Buddhism


Name: Listeriosis (Disease)
Description: Bacterial disease that affects the gastrointestinal tract


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (Music competition)
Description: annual song contest


Name: Ministry of Property Protection and Economic Planning (Government agency)
Description: Austrian government agency responsible for economic planning


Name: Aden Meinel (Person)
Description: American astronomer and spectroscopist


Name: Medal (Award)
Description: A medal is a small, round piece of metal given as an award.


Name: Aluminium and steel alloys (Materials)
Description: Other materials used in structural applications.


Name: Roman Bugaj (Person)
Description: Polish historian


Name: Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) (Government agency)
Description: Agency responsible for regulating nuclear activities


Name: Rastislav (Person)
Description: Slavic ruler


Name: Central Highland (region)
Description: -


Name: Minoan writing systems (Writing system)
Description: Ancient writing systems used by the Minoans, including Cretan hieroglyphic and Linear A.


Name: Russell Ohl (Person)
Description: American scientist


Name: Elizabeth (Person)
Description: Russian empress


Name: state of emergency in Algeria (Policy)
Description: -


Name: Llanos Orientales (region in Colombia)
Description: -


Name: Val Müstair (Valley)
Description: a valley in Switzerland


Name: Northern Gaul, including the Belgae and Treveri (Region)
Description: -


Name: Kingdom of England (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northwest Europe


Name: Integrated circuits (Electronic component)
Description: -


Name: Bubbles (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Small, hollow balls of air or gas


Name: Hōjō clan (Family)
Description: Japanese noble family


Name: Characteristic Tetrahedron (Geometric shape)
Description: A tetrahedron associated with the octahedron


Name: New Jersey (state)
Description: a state in the United States


Name: A.A. Milne (writer)
Description: -


Name: CAIs (Mineral inclusion)
Description: Calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions in the meteorite


Name: Alcohols (Compound Class)
Description: -


Name: Humanism (Philosophical movement)
Description: An intellectual and cultural movement


Name: Fidelity Investments (Investment company)
Description: -


Name: Mayor Bill de Blasio (Politician)
Description: Mayor of New York City


Name: 29 February 1749 (Date)
Description: -


Name: most rain falls during this season (Weather phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Metal Roof (Building Material)
Description: A type of roofing material


Name: 85% of world's rough diamonds, 50% of cut diamonds, and 40% of industrial diamonds (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: a reformed constitution (Document)
Description: -


Name: Titan cave chamber (Cave)
Description: A recently discovered cave chamber in Derbyshire


Name: Founded Religions (Form of Hinduism)
Description: A form of Hinduism that originated from founded traditions


Name: roach brooch trend (fashion trend)
Description: a trend of using live cockroaches as jewelry


Name: enhanced lighting effects in greenhouses or conservatories (Concept)
Description: improving lighting conditions in controlled environments


Name: Edward Edwards (Painter)
Description: English painter


Name: Hans Strøm (person)
Description: -


Name: Elbit Systems (Defense Company)
Description: One of Israel's main defense companies


Name: Charlemagne (Historical figure)
Description: King of the Franks and Holy Roman Emperor


Name: Akik (Synonym)
Description: another name for Aqeeq


Name: Kabuchan (mascot character)
Description: a mascot character created in Saijō, a horseshoe crab with a heart on its underside


Name: Americans (Nationality)
Description: -


Name: Societé pour l'Encouragement d'Industrie (Organization)
Description: French organization that offered a prize for the invention of an artificial ultramarine


Name: Focus of the mirror (Geometric concept)
Description: -


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Recovery, Recrystallization, Grain Growth (Phases)
Description: Three phases of the annealing process.


Name: Mogok Valley (Location)
Description: Valley in Upper Myanmar


Name: Georgius Agricola (Person)
Description: -


Name: Korite (Company)
Description: A company founded in 1979


Name: Elongated S-shape (Shape description)
Description: Description of the shape of the Australasian tektite belt


Name: Tiffin (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Convulsions (Medical Condition)
Description: Sudden, involuntary muscle contractions.


Name: Compressed earth blocks (Building material)
Description: -


Name: Temple at Mycenae (Geographic Location)
Description: Ancient temple in Mycenae, Greece


Name: STEM (Field of study)
Description: -


Name: Hip hop culture (Culture)
Description: A cultural movement originating in the 1970s


Name: Chuquicamata copper mine (Location)
Description: Copper mine in Chile


Name: Hanfu-style clothing (Clothing style)
Description: A style of traditional Chinese clothing


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Al and atomic number 13.


Name: FeS2 (Chemical Formula)
Description: iron(II) disulfide


Name: Rhenish Massif (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Germany and France


Name: Swordsmanship (Martial art)
Description: -


Name: Cumbric or Old Welsh (Language)
Description: -


Name: Frecciarossa (Train Type)
Description: -


Name: Scientific Knowledge (Body of Knowledge)
Description: Understanding of diamond properties and behavior


Name: Garnets (Mineral Group)
Description: -


Name: Ionization techniques (Analytical Technique)
Description: -


Name: Amazon River (River)
Description: Longest river in the world by discharge volume


Name: Human Body (Biological Entity)
Description: -


Name: Renal pathologist (Medical professional)
Description: A physician who specializes in the interpretation of renal biopsy specimens and diagnosis of kidney diseases.


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rocks formed by metamorphism


Name: Xinhai Revolution (Revolution)
Description: A revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty


Name: Olderfleet Castle (Castle)
Description: a castle in Northern Ireland


Name: Loch Na Keal National Scenic Area (national scenic area)
Description: a national scenic area on the Isle of Mull


Name: New Holland (Geographical Location)
Description: Name given to Australia by the Dutch


Name: Fish (Aquatic Organism)
Description: Cold-blooded aquatic animals that breathe through gills.


Name: Prince Bertil, Duke of Halland (prince and duke)
Description: a prince who held a ducal title in Sweden


Name: Neoproterozoic Era (geological era)
Description: a period of significant geological change


Name: Tezcatlipoca (Deity)
Description: Aztec deity


Name: livestock (Commodity)
Description: -


Name: Aluminium (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Al and atomic number 13.


Name: Alkalis (Chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: English law (Legal system)
Description: Law applicable in England and Wales


Name: Church (Religious Building)
Description: Place of worship for Christians


Name: Ibadi Islam (Ideology)
Description: -


Name: Central Asia (region)
Description: -


Name: Tissint meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: a Martian meteorite that fell in Morocco


Name: Grain agriculture led to early settlements and social stratification (Historical theory)
Description: The idea that grain agriculture was a driving force behind the creation of early human settlements


Name: 25 centimeters (distance)
Description: equivalent to about 10 inches


Name: The Moon (Celestial body)
Description: A natural satellite orbiting a planet


Name: Critical minerals mining (Industry)
Description: Mining industry related to critical minerals


Name: Vichy government (Organization)
Description: -


Name: European Court of Human Rights (Court)
Description: -


Name: Seleucid Empire (ancient empire)
Description: -


Name: Louis the German (Person)
Description: King of East Francia


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Good genes (Genetic trait)
Description: A desirable genetic characteristic in a potential mate


Name: Third-most biodiverse country (Biodiversity Ranking)
Description: China has over 34,687 species of animals and vascular plants.


Name: Skeletogenic cells (-)
Description: -


Name: Strong Heat and Light (Properties that can damage Amethyst)
Description: May lose or change its color when exposed to prolonged heat or light


Name: Other gemstones (Gemstone)
Description: Less valuable gemstones


Name: 20 (Atomic Number)
Description: The atomic number of Calcium.


Name: Seals and frescoes (Artworks)
Description: Types of artworks that feature bull-leaping scenes


Name: Less noble classes (Social group)
Description: People of lower social status


Name: Indians (Ethnic Group)
Description: People from India.


Name: Biomineral representatives (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Puerto Rico (Island)
Description: -


Name: Hip replacements and birth control pills (Medical devices)
Description: Devices or substances used to treat medical conditions


Name: New techniques or materials (Category)
Description: A classification for new methods or resources used in architecture


Name: fox squirrel (Mammal species)
Description: A medium-sized tree squirrel native to eastern and midwestern North America


Name: Pliny the Elder (Roman Naturalist)
Description: A Roman author and naturalist who wrote about beryl and emerald.


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: -


Name: Bronx (Borough)
Description: A borough of New York City


Name: 204,389 km of roads (Infrastructure)
Description: -


Name: Us Moderates (Political Party)
Description: Major political party in Italy


Name: Beatriz de Macedo, the governess of the Duke of Viseu (Noble)
Description: Governess of the Duke of Viseu


Name: Republican Governor (Political Position)
Description: A political position in the state of Missouri


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element that can cause a brownish-green coloration in fulgurites.


Name: Laboratory (Location)
Description: Where eulytine crystals are grown artificially


Name: India (Country)
Description: country where diamonds were first mined


Name: Timber (Natural resource)
Description: A type of wood


Name: 33.8% (Percentage)
Description: Percentage of immigrants who arrived in Arad after 1990


Name: Borobudur (monument)
Description:  ancient Buddhist temple complex in Indonesia


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


Name: Carrara marble (Material)
Description: A type of white or blue-grey marble


Name: Kopaonik (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in Serbia


Name: Andrés de Santa María (person)
Description: a Colombian painter


Name: Mine spoil (Waste material)
Description: rock or soil removed during mining


Name: Magnesium cations (Chemical compound)
Description: Magnesium ions with a +2 charge


Name: Philippines (Country)
Description: -


Name: Jefferson City (city)
Description: -


Name: Construction industry (Industry sector)
Description: -


Name: Albanians, Turks, Romani or Bosniaks (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Westerngrund village (Village)
Description: near Schöllkrippen


Name: Crystal corundum (Gemstone)
Description: from which small stones could be cut


Name: Bristol (City)
Description: City in the United Kingdom


Name: San Vincenzo (Church)
Description: Parish church of Cresciano, first used in the 13th century


Name: Environmentalists (Group)
Description: A group of people concerned with environmental issues


Name: Meteorite Impact (Astronomical Event)
Description: The impact of a meteorite on the Earth's surface


Name: al-Andalus (Region)
Description: A historical region located in modern-day Spain and Portugal.


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: prehistoric period (Time Period)
Description: A time period before written records


Name: Tenochtitlan (city-state)
Description: capital city of the Mexica or Tenochca


Name: Secondary authority (Authority level)
Description: Level of authority in Hindu scriptures


Name: Bronze Age agropastoralists (Ancient People)
Description: -


Name: Three Branches of Government (Component of System)
Description: -


Name: Ukrainian specialties (Food)
Description: -


Name: Confucian Rituals (Rituals)
Description: -


Name: cuisine (Culinary tradition)
Description: -


Name: Avars (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of people who lived in Central Europe


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: the capital of the Netherlands


Name: Famine of 1695–1696 (Event)
Description: a period of mass starvation


Name: Infrared laser diode at 808 nm (Component)
Description: Pumping source for the crystal


Name: Polymer materials (Materials)
Description: -


Name: Vugs (Geological feature)
Description: Crystal-lined cavities within the limestone


Name: Arab Islamic Empire (Historical Empire)
Description: an ancient empire


Name: United States territorial expansion (Geopolitical Event)
Description: -


Name: subduction processes (Geological process)
Description: The movement of one tectonic plate beneath another


Name: Potassium Hydroxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound formed by the reaction of Potassium and Water.


Name: King Rudolph III of Burgundy (Monarch)
Description: -


Name: 2060 (Time Period)
Description: target year for carbon neutrality


Name: Cuprite (Mineral)
Description: A copper oxide mineral


Name: Mkgogan and Msbtunux peoples (Indigenous peoples of Taiwan)
Description: -


Name: Garibaldi's southern Italy in a union with the Kingdom of Sardinia (Concept)
Description: Union between Garibaldi's southern Italy and the Kingdom of Sardinia


Name: Alteration in the mechanical performance of the heart (Medical condition)
Description: A change in how the heart functions


Name: Myanmar ruby (Gemstone origin)
Description: Ruby from Myanmar (Burma)


Name: 35,000 sports clubs (Sports Clubs)
Description: -


Name: Independence (City)
Description: A city in Missouri


Name: Iioka (village)
Description: a village in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Venetian Crete (Historical region)
Description: A historical region in Greece that was under Venetian rule


Name: Alexandria (City)
Description: The capital of Ptolemaic Egypt


Name: Rings (type of jewelry)
Description: general term for circular bands worn on the finger or other parts of the body


Name: Humans (Living Being)
Description: -


Name: Indian brides (Demographic Group)
Description: -


Name: 19th century architecture (Architecture Style)
Description: A style of building design characteristic of the 19th century


Name: Weathered volcanic rocks (Rocks)
Description: -


Name: Josiah Wedgwood (Person)
Description: English potter and entrepreneur


Name: Yellow triangles with Star of David (Symbol)
Description: -


Name: Mitsubishi UFJ, NTT, Aeon, SoftBank, Hitachi, and Itochu (Companies)
Description: listed as among the largest in the world


Name: Spania (Province)
Description: Occidental province in the south of Iberia


Name: Java (island)
Description: an island in Indonesia


Name: Polish civilians (ethnic group)
Description: -


Name: thorium (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Laconia (region)
Description: a region in southern Greece


Name: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Museum)
Description: -


Name: Los Millares (Archaeological Site)
Description: Copper Age archaeological site in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Graubünden (Canton)
Description: Largest canton by area in Switzerland


Name: Galvanization (Industrial Process)
Description: A process of coating iron or steel with zinc


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: -


Name: 2025 Summer World Masters Games (Event)
Description: multi-sport event


Name: Mosogno Sotto (Settlement)
Description: -


Name: Platy Minerals (Mineral Property)
Description: Minerals with a platy or sheet-like structure


Name: Major Edmund Lockyer (Person)
Description: -


Name: Fish (Organism)
Description: An aquatic animal


Name: 35 million to 70 million (Population Size)
Description: -


Name: federal government (Government Institution)
Description: -


Name: Seven villages (Mesta, Pyrgi, Olympi, Kalamoti, Vessa, Lithi, Elata) (Villages)
Description: A group of seven villages in Mastichochoria


Name: paper (Writing material)
Description: -


Name: Three Castles of Bellinzona (World Heritage Site)
Description: A UNESCO World Heritage site located in Bellinzona, Ticino


Name: Henan province (Administrative Region)
Description: -


Name: Lord Exmouth (Military Commander)
Description: A British naval officer and commander.


Name: Isotope separation facilities (Industrial Facility)
Description: Facilities that separate isotopes of elements, known to have discharged lithium salts into groundwater.


Name: Previous color to show through (Concept)
Description: The ability for a previous color to be visible underneath another color


Name: Stefan Meyer (Person)
Description: -


Name: Cyprus (Island Nation)
Description: -


Name: Pedro Carrasco (Person)
Description: A critic of the term 'Aztec'


Name: Pontic Greeks (Ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group from Asia Minor


Name: Mycenaean overlords (Ruling Power)
Description: The rulers of Mycenae who took over Knossos


Name: Sectarian Buddhism (Buddhist school)
Description: -


Name: Metallic bonds (Chemical bond)
Description: Type of chemical bond in metals


Name: Round Brilliant Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A standard diamond cut with a round shape and constant proportions.


Name: Andronovo culture (archaeological culture)
Description: culture that succeeded Sintashta in central Asia


Name: Peter Paul Rubens (Person)
Description: A Flemish painter and diplomat


Name: ÖVP (Austrian People's Party) (Political Party)
Description: Conservative political party in Austria


Name: spectral colors (classification of colors)
Description: colors that are part of the visible spectrum


Name: Heinrich Brüning (Politician)
Description: Chancellor of Germany


Name: Mississippi River (river)
Description: -


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


Name: Inwood marble (Material)
Description: A type of marble


Name: Multiple elements (Chemical elements)
Description: A variety of chemical elements used to create Eglin steel.


Name: Mica schist (rock type)
Description: type of schist rich in mica


Name: Relative quantities of oxygen isotopes (Scientific concept)
Description: Quantities of different isotopes of oxygen in samples


Name: Pierre Boulez (Composer)
Description: -


Name: Kasolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral consisting mainly of uranium, lead and oxygen


Name: 48.4 years (Demographic statistic)
Description: -


Name: Italian cuisine (cuisine)
Description: -


Name: Euboeans (Ethnic group)
Description: The people of Euboea


Name: 18.2% (Percentage)
Description: as of 2013


Name: Shenyi (Clothing)
Description: A type of traditional Chinese clothing


Name: Arts and Crafts movement (Artistic movement)
Description: Movement that had close links with the suffragettes


Name: European Commission (Organization)
Description: The executive body of the European Union


Name: Knossos (Minoan site)
Description: A Minoan site that continued to prosper


Name: Manganese metal (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Luna 9 (Spacecraft)
Description: First spacecraft to achieve a survivable landing on the Moon


Name: Tragedies (Theatrical genre)
Description: A theatrical genre that emerged in ancient Greece


Name: Stylization (Artistic concept)
Description: a specific meaning in visual arts


Name: Bald Knobbers of the Ozarks (vigilante group)
Description: a vigilante group that operated in the Ozark Mountains during the late 19th century


Name: Hard minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals rated 7 or above on Mohs scale


Name: Tetrakis(methylammonium) hexachloroferrate(III) chloride (Mixed salt)
Description: A mixed salt containing methylammonium and hexachloroferrate(III) ions.


Name: Raw Materials (Unprocessed Materials)
Description: -


Name: Machining processes (Industrial process)
Description: Processes used to shape or remove material from objects.


Name: Spherical Coordinates (Mathematical Coordinate System)
Description: A coordinate system used to describe points in 3D space


Name: Sediments and sedimentary rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Natural formations composed of sediments or minerals


Name: Allende meteorite (Meteorite)
Description: A stony-iron meteorite that fell in Mexico in 1969


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: The second-largest and second-most-populous continent


Name: Western governments (group of countries)
Description: governments of Western European and North American countries


Name: Chromatic adaptation (Visual phenomenon)
Description: Process by which the visual system adapts to changes in the color of the surroundings.


Name: Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (Movie)
Description: -


Name: Chert (Mineral)
Description: a type of sedimentary rock


Name: Ozone (Compound)
Description: a triatomic allotrope of oxygen with the formula O3


Name: Griselda Pollock (person)
Description: feminist cultural analyst, theorist and art historian


Name: Empress Jingū (Empress)
Description: legendary empress in Japanese mythology


Name: Arawakan languages (Language family)
Description: Indigenous language family of Colombia


Name: Titanium metal (Materials science)
Description: The pure form of titanium


Name: humid subtropical climate (Climate)
Description: A type of climate found in Thessaly, Greece


Name: Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux (Artist)
Description: a French sculptor


Name: John Latendresse (Person)
Description: -


Name: Wet Conditions (Environmental Condition)
Description: Presence of moisture


Name: Invention of the printing press (Historical event)
Description: The development and introduction of movable-type printing technology during the 15th century.


Name: 225 BC (Time period)
Description: Year when metal link chain started being used


Name: Lake St. Moritz (Natural Lake)
Description: One of the largest natural lakes in Grisons


Name: Neodymium(III) ion (Ion)
Description: -


Name: northeastern and southeastern regions of Turkey (region)
Description: -


Name: Cultural Capital of the World (Title)
Description: -


Name: Botryoidal (Crystal Habit)
Description: A type of crystal habit


Name: 1946 Italian institutional referendum (Referendum)
Description: -


Name: Industrial applications (Application)
Description: The use of diamond in industries


Name: World's gold reserves (-)
Description: -


Name: Rein Raud (person)
Description: author and cultural theorist


Name: Chester Starr (Person)
Description: American historian


Name: Geiseric (Vandal king)
Description: Son of Gunderic and governor of Mallorca


Name: Master Engravers (Person)
Description: Experienced hand engravers who rely on muscle memory and feel to sharpen tools.


Name: Weapons and tools (Object)
Description: -


Name: Resistance to fraudulent misuse (Property)
Description: The ability to prevent unauthorized alteration or destruction of the writing or drawing.


Name: Byzantine art (Artistic Style)
Description: -


Name: Mamaroneck town and Rye town (Town)
Description: Towns that Mamaroneck village straddles


Name: Mangan Olivine and Mangan Peridot (Alternate Name Group)
Description: -


Name: Blue Jays (Sports Team)
Description: baseball team


Name: Abay-Su waterfall (Waterfall)
Description: -


Name: New England (Region)
Description: northeastern United States


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: A Greek island in the Aegean Sea


Name: Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac (Person)
Description: A French chemist who favored the name Potassium.


Name: Flat terrain (Terrain type)
Description: A type of terrain that is relatively flat


Name: Eoplacognathus pseudoplanus (Conodont species)
Description: A type of extinct marine animal with a short range in the Middle Ordovician period


Name: Galician-Portuguese (Language)
Description: lyric poetry


Name: NIS 6934 (Income)
Description: Average monthly income for self-employed workers in Arad in 2015


Name: Spanish Prime Minister (Government Position)
Description: prime minister of Spain


Name: 6th century BCE (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Iván Duque (Politician)
Description: Former President of Colombia


Name: UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists (Cultural Heritage List)
Description: -


Name: Sea-God (Deity)
Description: A god in the myth


Name: petrographer (Occupation)
Description: -


Name: Lead-206 (Element)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Ladoga and Onega (Lake)
Description: Two of the largest lakes in Europe


Name: murrhine (ornamental rock)
Description: known to the Romans


Name: Isometric crystal family (Crystal Structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure


Name: Serbia, Croatia, Italy, Western Steppe Eneolithic-Bronze Age, and Germany Corded Ware (Location/Population)
Description: Potential sources of western steppe-related ancestry


Name: Marble (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A metamorphic rock with a specific modal composition


Name: Libyan opposition (Political organization)
Description: -


Name: Southwestern Pacific Ocean (ocean)
Description: -


Name: Nationality (Narodnost) (Concept)
Description: preserving pure Russian national character


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: Second-largest continent in the world


Name: Chan (school of Mahayana Buddhism)
Description: -


Name: Hydrothermal process (Process)
Description: method for producing synthetic rubies


Name: Mammals (Biological Class)
Description: Warm-blooded animals that have hair and produce milk for their young.


Name: Adpression (Mode of preservation)
Description: A term that covers both compression and impression fossils


Name: Laser light scattering (method)
Description: used to determine particle size


Name: γ-alumina (Crystalline Structure)
Description: A crystalline form of corundum with a specific arrangement of atoms.


Name: Rasaratna Samuccaya (Literary Work)
Description: an ancient Indian text that mentions zinc-containing ores


Name: Esoteric Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: esoteric form of Buddhism


Name: Kundelungu System, Grand Conglomerate and Mwashya Systems, Schist-Dolomite System, and Kibara Group (geological systems)
Description: -


Name: commercial jewellery industry and pure craft (-)
Description: -


Name: God created the world, but the Dutch created the Netherlands (Saying)
Description: A phrase indicating national pride in land reclamation


Name: Franklin D. Roosevelt (Person)
Description: the 32nd President of the United States


Name: Mathura sculptures style (art style)
Description: Hindu, Jain and Buddhist sculptures from Mathura


Name: The government of New Zealand (Government)
Description: -


Name: Ustad Sarahang (Musician)
Description: -


Name: Bloléquin (Location)
Description: -


Name: 25th in press freedom ranking (Event)
Description: In 2020, by Reporters Without Borders


Name: Tyrian Purple Dye (Dye)
Description: Ancient dye made from sea snails


Name: Great Recession (Economic event)
Description: A global economic downturn that started in 2007


Name: Orange (fruit) (Fruit)
Description: a sweet edible fruit


Name: Greeks from Paros (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient Greek civilization that colonized Thasos


Name: 1-2 mm (Measurement)
Description: Size range of black coral polyps


Name: Psychedelic rock (Music genre)
Description: -


Name: Cartographical techniques across Eurasia (Geographic phenomenon)
Description: -


Name: Machining very hard or brittle materials (Manufacturing process)
Description: A step in the production process where difficult-to-machine materials are processed.


Name: 24.3% (Percentage)
Description: percentage of vote


Name: Tokugawa Shogunate (Government)
Description: feudal military government of Japan


Name: Migmatite (Geological Term)
Description: term for a type of rock


Name: PKK (Organization)
Description: Militant organization


Name: Codex Ríos (Aztec codex)
Description: a codex describing pre-colonial religious practices


Name: Cartilage (Rigid connective tissue)
Description: Found in the skeletal systems of vertebrates and invertebrates.


Name: Morava River (River)
Description: -


Name: Baoulé kingdom (Kingdom)
Description: Established at Sakasso by other Akan groups fleeing the Asante


Name: Tanzanian customs officials (Organization)
Description: -


Name: General Cartography and Thematic Cartography (Categories of cartography)
Description: Two main categories of cartography


Name: No unification nor declaration of independence during his presidency (Policy statement)
Description: A policy stance on cross-strait relations


Name: Anatolia (Geographic Region)
Description: A geographic region in Western Asia.


Name: Leucosome (Mineralogical component)
Description: Lightly colored areas, mainly composed of quartz and feldspar


Name: Abu al-Muhajir Dinar (Person)
Description: Uqba's successor


Name: Polycrystalline diamond (PCD) (Material)
Description: Micron-sized grains of diamond dispersed in a metal matrix


Name: Vladimir Putin (Person)
Description: the current President of Russia


Name: Sealings with exotic hybrid monsters (Type of seal design)
Description: Designs featuring fantastical creatures


Name: Oppdal village (Village)
Description: The administrative centre of Oppdal municipality.


Name: Rufus Wilmot Griswold (Person)
Description: American poet and critic


Name: Yellowcake (Material)
Description: A material produced in the separation of uranium from other elements


Name: unofficial trips to Europe's fashion capitals (Event)
Description: -


Name: Sodium fluorosilicate (Chemical Compound)
Description: -


Name: Little Red (Nickname)
Description: -


Name: alpine heaths to tropical rainforests (Habitats)
Description: various types of ecosystems


Name: Central Park (Park)
Description: A major park in New York City


Name: Copper (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Cu and atomic number 29.


Name: Ruhr-University Bochum (University)
Description: -


Name: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (International Agreement)
Description: Declaration that outlines fundamental human rights


Name: Grand Alliance (Alliance)
Description: formed in 1941


Name: political instability (Societal issue)
Description: Lack of stability in government and institutions


Name: Impact melts (Geological feature)
Description: -


Name: Boron-10 (Isotope)
Description: A stable isotope of boron with a number of uses as a neutron-capturing agent


Name: Last glacial maximum (Geological event)
Description: A specific geological event marking the end of the last ice age.


Name: 45.77% (percentage)
Description: -


Name: Stuart Hall (Person)
Description: -


Name: Ottomans (Empire)
Description: one of the largest empires in history


Name: General Electric Corporation (Corporation)
Description: -


Name: Angkor period (historical period)
Description: a period in Cambodian history from the 9th to the 15th century


Name: Clothing (Object)
Description: Garments that use mother of pearl buttons


Name: Poseidon (Mythological figure)
Description: -


Name: 0.55 (Statistic)
Description: as of 2022


Name: SSEF (Laboratory)
Description: A gemstone laboratory in Basel


Name: Aass Brewery (Brewery)
Description: -


Name: Ralph Hurlin (Person)
Description: -


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: founder of Buddhism


Name: Yellow Ochre Pigment (Pigment)
Description: one of the first colors used in art


Name: Items of iron (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Uranate structures (Chemical structure)
Description: Based on UOn polyhedra sharing oxygen atoms in an infinite lattice


Name: Spanish administration in Morocco (Colonial authority)
Description: Historical Spanish colonial authority in Morocco


Name: Cereal (Food)
Description: A type of grass cultivated for its edible grain.


Name: Pommel (Component of a hilt)
Description: A stop to prevent the sword slipping from the hand, or a counterbalance to the blade.


Name: Pliny the Elder (Roman Writer)
Description: Author of Naturalis Historia


Name: Rhode Island (State)
Description: The smallest state in New England


Name: Natural Gas (Natural Resource)
Description: -


Name: Thessaly (Geographic Region)
Description: -


Name: small carvings industry (Industry)
Description: A considerable industry creating small carvings


Name: Seghelina (village section)
Description: part of Berzona


Name: Medal (Object)
Description: a small portable artistic object


Name: 5.5 global hectares per person (Biological Resource)
Description: Belgium's biocapacity deficit in 2016


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Māori (Indigenous Polynesian people)
Description: -


Name: Kandahar (City)
Description: City in southern Afghanistan


Name: Murielle Ahouré (person)
Description: Ivorian sprinter


Name: Mountain ranges (geographical feature)
Description: long, narrow chain of mountains


Name: Manganese (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Wunsiedel (Town)
Description: A town in northeast Bavaria, Germany.


Name: Antibiotics (Medicine)
Description: Bacteria-produced antibiotics containing boron, such as boromycins and aplasmomycins.


Name: Commercial market (Market)
Description: -


Name: Alumina (Chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound converted into aluminium


Name: Theosophical Society (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Ghent Altarpiece (Painting)
Description: -


Name: Descriptions by Spanish clergymen and literate Aztecs (Evidence Type)
Description: -


Name: Lunar crust (Type of rock)
Description: Rock originating from the Moon's crust


Name: Portuguese Aviz dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: -


Name: King Albert II (Monarch)
Description: -


Name: East China Sea (sea)
Description: -


Name: study of India and its cultures and religions (Field of study)
Description: An academic discipline focused on Indian culture, society, and history.


Name: IMRO (organisation)
Description: an organisation that arose during the Balkan Wars


Name: The Monarch (Person)
Description: The King or Queen of Spain


Name: John I Doukas (Person)
Description: Founder of the Doukas dynasty


Name: New Zealand Music Awards (Music award ceremony)
Description: annual music awards in New Zealand


Name: Oppression (Concept)
Description: State of being oppressed or restricted


Name: Otto Robert Frisch (Person)
Description: Austrian-British physicist


Name: Mulatto (Demographic group)
Description: -


Name: Leucophoenite family (Mineral group)
Description: Part of the humite group


Name: United States (Country)
Description: -


Name: ceramic arts (Artwork)
Description: Detailed and prolific works found at Lubaantun


Name: Mineraloid substance (term)
Description: in 1909


Name: 12 churches (Churches)
Description: -


Name: Moravia (Historical state)
Description: -


Name: Latin America (Region)
Description: A region that encompasses countries where Romance languages are spoken


Name: Russian Federation and other CIS countries (Country/Organization)
Description: -


Name: Mike Parson (Person)
Description: An American politician


Name: Ancient Greek: ἀδάμας (adámas) (Language origin)
Description: Etymology of the word 'diamond'


Name: Japanese swordmaking (Craft)
Description: -


Name: Bishop Wiching of Nitra (Person)
Description: -


Name: Oku no Hosomichi (Literary work)
Description: a poetic travelogue


Name: Roy Moore (Person)
Description: Alabama Supreme Court chief justice


Name: White Unicorn (Symbolism)
Description: -


Name: Sumerians (Ethnic group)
Description: Ancient civilization in Mesopotamia


Name: Seneca (Philosopher)
Description: A Stoic philosopher who lived from 4 BCE to 65 CE


Name: Greek Chi (Letter)
Description: The 22nd letter of the Greek alphabet.


Name: Ore magmas (abstract) (Publication)
Description: Article in Canadian Mining Journal v. 45, p. 1099.


Name: Robert Boyle (Person)
Description: English natural philosopher and chemist


Name: Turkish government (Government Organization)
Description: Central government of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Afghān (Ethnonym)
Description: Historical ethnonym for ethnic Pashtuns


Name: Alexis Tsipras (Person)
Description: Greek politician and Prime Minister


Name: Rocks (Rock formation)
Description: Natural solid masses of mineral material


Name: 1:2 (ratio)
Description: ion ratio in fluorite structure


Name: Human Sacrifice (Ritual Practice)
Description: as a form of sacrifice to their gods


Name: Mahayana Buddhism (Buddhist tradition)
Description: Major Buddhist tradition


Name: Future Ted and his family (Fictional characters)
Description: Characters in the American sitcom How I Met Your Mother


Name: Inwood (neighborhood)
Description: a neighborhood in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Evangelical Pentecostal, Baptists, Seventh-day Adventists, Lutherans and the Reformed tradition (Protestant denominations)
Description: -


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: A precious gemstone with unique properties.


Name: Some Countries (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: -


Name: Lead (Metal)
Description: Heavy, bluish-white metal


Name: to inhabit a place sufficiently intensely to cultivate it (Concept)
Description: idea of being responsible for and attending to a place caringly


Name: Epidosite (Rock type)
Description: A rock composed of quartz and epidote


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: the third planet from the Sun in our Solar System


Name: Natural History (Literary Work)
Description: -


Name: Alabandus (Deified human being)
Description: -


Name: Chrétien de Troyes (Author)
Description: French medieval author


Name: Text-to-Image AI Art Software (Software Technology)
Description: a type of software that can generate images from text prompts


Name: Italian and French (Language)
Description: -


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


Name: Central Anatolia (Region)
Description: Part of modern-day Turkey


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


Name: Government regulations (Legal framework)
Description: Laws and rules governing business practices


Name: Rodolfo Llinás (Person)
Description: Colombian researcher


Name: Vajrayana Buddhism (school of Buddhism)
Description: Tantric Buddhism practised in Tibet


Name: Geographical location (Environmental Factor)
Description: -


Name: 2.5 million tonnes (Quantity)
Description: -


Name: neighbouring states (States)
Description: States located near the Sudanic empires


Name: International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (International convention)
Description: -


Name: Dyula (Sub-Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Unkei, Kaikei, and Tankei (Person/Buddhist sculptors)
Description: Japanese Buddhist sculptors of the Kei school


Name: Norwegian language (Language)
Description: North Germanic language spoken in Norway


Name: Diamond brilliance (Property)
Description: The amount of light reflected by a diamond.


Name: Charles L. Christ (Person)
Description: -


Name: Våmhus (Locality)
Description: a locality in Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: Nigeria (Country)
Description: A country in Africa


Name: Bones (Tissues and organs)
Description: Components of the skeleton


Name: Spanish Crown (Government institution)
Description: Monarchy of Spain


Name: Magnus Ladulås (King)
Description: King of Sweden


Name: 121,900 (Number)
Description: in 2017


Name: temperature distribution and complete combustion (Properties)
Description: Factors influencing flame shape and color


Name: Nerve Tissues (Biological Tissue)
Description: Tissues that transmit signals throughout the body.


Name: Muscovite (potassium mica) (Mineral)
Description: A transparent mineral


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: -


Name: Portable and robust (Characteristic)
Description: Able to be easily carried and withstanding rough handling


Name: India ink (Substance)
Description: -


Name: Taqiyah (Headgear)
Description: a type of cap worn by men in some Islamic cultures


Name: Princess Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A type of diamond cut that wastes the least of the original crystal.


Name: Devolved government in Northern Ireland (Government)
Description: The government of Northern Ireland with some powers devolved from the UK Parliament


Name: Charles University (University)
Description: a university in the Czech Republic


Name: Excursion Channels System (Anatomical Concept)
Description: A network of channels in the body responsible for transporting fluids and waste


Name: Qin Shi Huang (Person)
Description: First emperor of China


Name: 18.9984032 (Atomic weight value)
Description: The atomic weight value of fluorine


Name: Ticino League (Party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland


Name: Printmakers (Profession)
Description: -


Name: Goldwasser (Alcoholic Drink)
Description: -


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: a sovereign country located off the northwestern coast of mainland Europe


Name: Halvor Hagen (person)
Description: -


Name: Reflectivity of metallic coatings (Optical property)
Description: Ability of metallic coatings to reflect light


Name: 20-23% (Percentage)
Description: estimated percentage of people with English ancestry


Name: Craignure (Location)
Description: Village on the Isle of Mull


Name: Czech cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: -


Name: Ibadis (Muslim sect)
Description: minority Muslim sect in Algeria


Name: Friedrichroda (Town)
Description: A town in the district of Gotha, Thuringia, Germany.


Name: Agate (Variety of Chalcedony)
Description: -


Name: 46.2% (Percentage of population)
Description: Of foreign population in Ticino


Name: Bhikkhu Analayo (Scholar)
Description: -


Name: 20 regions (administrative division)
Description: the administrative divisions of Italy


Name: Carbon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol C and atomic number 6.


Name: 18th out of 52 African countries (Ranking)
Description: in terms of Safety & Rule of Law and Participation & Human Rights


Name: Elamite Temple at Chogha Zanbil (Archaeological site)
Description: -


Name: Wilkes Community College (College)
Description: a community college in North Carolina


Name: Cross at the Castle cyclocross event (event)
Description: an annual cyclocross event


Name: Metasomatism (metamorphic process)
Description: the chemical alteration of rock by hot fluids


Name: Royal Netherlands Armed Forces (Military)
Description: The military organization of the Netherlands


Name: Round gravers (Tool)
Description: Gravers used to create bright cuts on hard-to-cut metals


Name: Commercial nuclear power plants (Energy facility)
Description: facilities that generate electricity through nuclear reactions


Name: Cataclastic Rock (Rock Type)
Description: A type of rock formed through brittle deformation


Name: Alexander (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek king


Name: Volcanoes (landform)
Description: landform that occurs when magma from the Earth's interior rises to the surface


Name: palladium, ruthenium, iridium and others (precious metal complexes)
Description: -


Name: Modernisme (Architectural Style)
Description: -


Name: Frederick Soddy (Person)
Description: British chemist


Name: 1848 (Year)
Description: year of significant social and political upheaval in Europe


Name: 238U (Isotope)
Description: Another isotope of Uranium


Name: Vermont (State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: Mobile's Mardi Gras parade (Event)
Description: -


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: Turkish empire that existed from the 13th to the 20th century


Name: 62CuCu-PTSM (Medical Application)
Description: A radioactive tracer for positron emission tomography.


Name: Ksour (Building type)
Description: Traditional building


Name: Brines and ores (Natural Resources)
Description: Sources of lithium used in its production.


Name: Genghis Khan (Person)
Description: -


Name: Wilhelm II (Person)
Description: Kaiser of Germany


Name: Sculpture (Art form)
Description: The art of creating three-dimensional objects.


Name: Olympic soccer tournament (International Soccer Competition)
Description: -


Name: Northern Morocco (Geographic Region)
Description: A region in northern Africa


Name: Peter the Great (Person)
Description: Russian monarch


Name: Red Beryl (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone high in beryllium


Name: Japan (country)
Description: a country in East Asia


Name: Juan de Sámano (Person)
Description: Commander of the viceroyalty


Name: Alluvial Deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Sedimentary deposits formed through the erosion and weathering of rocks