Name: Plutonyl ion (PuO2+2) (chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Baron Axel Fredrik Cronstedt (alchemist)
Description: realized that there was probably a new metal hiding within the kupfernickel ore


Name: Islamic cemetery (Structure)
Description: Burial site for Muslims


Name: the required cantonal majority in referendums on constitutional amendments (Concept)
Description: Referendum process


Name: McArthur River uranium mine (location_of_uranium_reseves)
Description: A particular location where uranium is found


Name: temperature (physics)
Description: measure of thermal energy


Name: Nitrogen (Element)
Description: Chemical element


Name: Ghaznavids (Dynasty)
Description: Ancient Muslim dynasty that rose to power in the 10th century CE


Name: Life-cycle analysis (Concept)
Description: The study of the environmental impact of a product or material throughout its entire life cycle


Name: People of the Canton of Grisons (population)
Description: The residents of the canton


Name: Guandi (god of war and business) (Deity)
Description: Chinese god of war and commerce


Name: Migmatitised igneous or lower-crustal rocks (metamorphic rock)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock that has undergone migmatization and has an igneous or lower-crustal composition


Name: image planes (component)
Description: planes where image is formed


Name: withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan (Event)
Description: start withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan by 1 May


Name: Mawson Peak (Mountain)
Description: tallest mountain in Heard Island


Name: Early Buddhist schools (schools of thought)
Description: developed their own textual collections, termed Tripiṭakas (Triple Baskets)


Name: Yugoslav Partisans (people)
Description: anti-fascist guerrilla fighters from Yugoslavia


Name: State of Emergency (Event)
Description: Emergency declaration


Name: Private workers (category)
Description: workers outside of government


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: Megadiverse country in biodiversity


Name: Aluminium (chemical element)
Description: a lightweight metal


Name: people who speak the same language (concept)
Description: those who understand one another


Name: stones (type_of_diamond)
Description: man-made diamonds produced by General Electric


Name: 2 additional lattice points (Lattice point)
Description: Two additional lattice points that occupy one body diagonal of the unit cell in the rhombohedral Bravais lattice.


Name: Ceramic glaze (Artistic material)
Description: a layer of glass-like substance applied to a ceramic surface


Name: Subduction zones (geological feature)
Description: areas where tectonic plates are being pushed beneath each other


Name: Cossack Hetmanate (group)
Description: a quasi-state formed by Bohdan Khmelnytsky and other Cossacks


Name: Henry Watson (Person)
Description: uncle of White Watson and key figure in the development of the local industry


Name: Electronics industry (Industry)
Description: Production and sale of electronic devices and components


Name: horses and riders (painting and sculpture)
Description: images that show people riding horses


Name: Large (Verb)
Description: Big in size


Name: Rome Masters (Event)
Description: An annual international tennis tournament


Name: May 2018 (date)
Description: the time when De Beers announced its new brand


Name: New England states (Geographic Region)
Description: Six US states that comprise the New England region.


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Region)
Description: Located in the middle of Belgium, and is officially bilingual in French and Dutch.


Name: Rösch–MacAdam color solid (color solid name)
Description: -


Name: nurses (occupation)
Description: specific profession studied by Brown


Name: Type B growth pattern (Geological Process)
Description: A growth pattern found in some Trapiche Emeralds, characterized by reverse radial dendrites


Name: enemy forces (group)
Description: individuals who are opposed to a particular military force or government


Name: essentialism (Philosophical school of classification)
Description: classification based on causal relations rather than intrinsic features


Name: Francia Marquez (Person)
Description: First black person elected as vice president in Colombia


Name: alteration (Process)
Description: Change in rock composition


Name: 15,940 square miles (Unit of measurement)
Description: a unit of area equal to 41,285 square kilometers


Name: families resisting Mongol rule (individual or group)
Description: families opposing the rule of the Mongols


Name: 150 millimetres (5.9 in) (Measurement)
Description: Average yearly rainfall in Cabo de Gata


Name: men in their living (Group)
Description: -


Name: sarcophagi (funerary objects)
Description: containers for the dead, often decorated with images or inscriptions


Name: Vertical angle (Concept)
Description: An angle measured between a line through the center of the Earth and the horizon.


Name: Silicon Age (Time Period)
Description: the 20th century period in which silicon became widely used


Name: many different types of crops (Food product category)
Description: Groups of crops with similar characteristics


Name: Adultery (Concept)
Description: the act of engaging in sexual activities outside a marriage


Name: Organization of African Unity (OAU) (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that promotes unity and cooperation among African countries


Name: Phthiotis (Region)
Description: A region in Greece that Thessaly historically extended into


Name: measuring wood chatoyance (Concept)
Description: measurement of wood's ability to exhibit chatoyancy


Name: Balearic Islands (Island Group)
Description: An archipelago located in the Mediterranean Sea, which is a Spanish territory.


Name: Ruby, Sapphire, and Spinel Auction Records (Database)
Description: a database of auction records for rubies, sapphires, and spinels


Name: Saint Michael the Archangel Scapular (Object)
Description: devotional scapular associated with St. Michael


Name: Tlaxcala (place)
Description: region in Mexico


Name: Ytterbium ion (Yb2+) (Chemical Entity)
Description: A chemical entity with similar ionic radii to calcium ion and organocalcium compounds.


Name: Heavy Industry (industry)
Description: the production of heavy machinery and equipment


Name: cultural studies (Field of Study)
Description: academic study of popular culture


Name: city of Arendal (city)
Description: a city in Norway


Name: Impact Crater (Feature)
Description: A depression in the Earth's surface caused by an impact


Name: regions of France (administrative division)
Description: 18 regions within the French Republic


Name: Thorntons (Company)
Description: A UK confectionery business


Name: monetary policy (department)
Description: economic policy and currency


Name: rocks of other celestial objects (astronomy)
Description: rocks existing on other planets and celestial bodies


Name: Locarno (City)
Description: A city in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: 196Au (Isotope)
Description: Unstable isotope of Gold with atomic mass 196


Name: Soldering (Technique)
Description: a method of joining metals together


Name: Europe (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: The continent containing most of the landmasses of Western Asia, North Africa, and the Eastern Mediterranean


Name: Soda–lime glass (Material)
Description: Specialty glasses


Name: True Tail (Body Part)
Description: -


Name: China (Country)
Description: The world's second most populous country and the largest by population in Eastern Asia.


Name: Low RI and Dispersion (Physical Properties)
Description: -


Name: apsaras and yakshi (deities)
Description: a type of female spirit in Hinduism


Name: Blue sapphire (Gemstone color)
Description: described in terms of hue, saturation, and tone


Name: Holy Roman Empire (kingdom)
Description: polity that covered much of Central Europe


Name: Secret Organizations (Type)
Description: organizations that maintain secrecy and conceal their activities


Name: North Macedonia (Region)
Description: -


Name: Mediterranean Sea (Sea)
Description: A body of water connected to the Atlantic Ocean, the largest of the world's five oceans.


Name: 1974 (year)
Description: date of establishment


Name: German colonization (Ostsiedlung) (Event)
Description: Began in the Elbe-Oder region after Niklot's death


Name: 84,865 currently serving personnel (number)
Description: the number of personnel serving in the Australian Defence Force (ADF)


Name: Arusha Region, Tanzania (Geographic location)
Description: -


Name: Non-Christian religions (Religion)
Description: a group of people with shared beliefs and practices outside Christianity


Name: strawberry tree flower (flower)
Description: -


Name: Chinese History (era)
Description: the period of time during which the article takes place


Name: Pre-sectarian Buddhism (religion)
Description: canonical period prior to the development of different schools


Name: Regions (Governmental Entity)
Description: -


Name: Protestant Reformation (historical event)
Description: A major religious movement that emerged in Europe during the 16th century


Name: Cordierite (mineral species)
Description: a mineral species with a similar crystal structure


Name: National Liberation Front (FLN) (Political Organization)
Description: a nationalist organization that fought for Algerian independence from France


Name: history of metallurgy in sub-Saharan Africa (Historical Period)
Description: period of time when metals were produced and used in the region


Name: Governor George Wallace (person)
Description: the 45th Governor of Alabama


Name: Warner Bros. Discovery (Company)
Description: -


Name: Igneous rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks that have cooled and solidified from magma or lava


Name: Infinite Loop (Computing Concept)
Description: A loop whose exit condition is never satisfied


Name: Alexander the Great (ruler)
Description: king and emperor of ancient Greece and Asia


Name: 500 people (number)
Description: The number of people employed by Monnaie de Paris in 2010.


Name: Cast metals (pewter, zinc) (Material)
Description: Common material used in sculpture for wider consumption


Name: tribes of Israel (Group)
Description: a group of people


Name: NRC (governmental agency)
Description: "Licenses and regulates the receipt and possession of high-level waste at privately owned facilities and at certain DOE facilities."


Name: Museum of Modern Art (organization)
Description: art museum in New York


Name: imperial palace (Building)
Description: -


Name: fields of study (political economy, communication, sociology, etc.) (Concept)
Description: disciplinary fields in the humanities and social sciences


Name: Al-Biruni (Historian)
Description: Notable scholar and historian


Name: white marble (substance)
Description: a type of metamorphic rock


Name: MTA Regional Bus Operations bus routes (public transportation route)
Description: -


Name: Nigeria (Country)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Etymological Root of Lapidary (word)
Description: the Latin word lapis, meaning 'stone'


Name: Hydrofluoric acid (chemical compound)
Description: a contact poison with greater hazards than many strong acids like sulfuric acid even though it is weak


Name: Star Garnet (gemstone variety)
Description: -


Name: male green peafowl (Pavo muticus) (bird species)
Description: -


Name: .ch (top-level domain)
Description: The top-level domain of Switzerland's internet addresses


Name: Red foxes (Animals)
Description: Species of fur-bearing animals


Name: Cyril and Methodius (Saints)
Description: Christian missionaries to the Slavs


Name: Council of Europe (International Organization)
Description: -


Name: Corinthian vase (Artwork)
Description: An ancient Greek pottery vessel


Name: manganese (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: asterism (mineralogy)
Description: a moving-star pattern in a mineral


Name: irradiated diamonds and non-irradiated diamonds (category)
Description: types of diamond stones


Name: sonoluminescence (phenomenon)
Description: blue-purple created by the energy of sound waves from tiny bubbles in extreme experimental conditions


Name: Much of the medieval jewel work all over Europe (artifacts)
Description: jewels from a historical era


Name: 82% of electricity from renewables (Target)
Description: Renewable energy target set by the Australian government


Name: Konark Sun Temple (Monument)
Description: -


Name: Rodnovery (Slavic Neopaganism) (religion)
Description: a modern pagan faith in Russia


Name: high standards of professional and intellectual excellence (concept)
Description: high expectations for professionals


Name: Quartz and silica family (Chemical compound family)
Description: a group of minerals containing silicon and oxygen atoms


Name: [multiple countries, including India] (Country)
Description: countries that share a border with China


Name: Eduard biathlon complex (recreational facility)
Description: biathlon shooting range with cross-country trails in Jáchymov


Name: $27% (Percentage Increase)
Description: The percentage increase in public spending per year


Name: William Saville Kent (historical figure)
Description: an English scientist who proposed the Pearl Sac Theory


Name: boule (gemstone)
Description: crystallized corundum or spinel


Name: Citizens of Sidon and Tyre (Group)
Description: people from the cities of Sidon and Tyre


Name: tizerzaï (fibula or penannular brooches)
Description: characteristic Amazigh brooches composed of a symmetrical pair of triangular plates with pins


Name: Potassium (Chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol K and atomic number 19.


Name: Mercury (chemical substance)
Description: -


Name: French-speaking regions of Switzerland (geographic region)
Description: regions where French is the primary language


Name: Mojmír II (leader)
Description: a leader of Moravia


Name: Low thermal distortion and high power output (property of laser)
Description: achieved by increasing the pumping efficiency


Name: contemporary philosophy (Philosophical Movement)
Description: The study of the nature and foundations of mathematics


Name: General Staff (Organization)
Description: The headquarters of the Turkish Armed Forces


Name: Ecophysiology and Comparative Physiology (Field of Study)
Description: The study of the physical and biological processes that occur within living organisms.


Name: Traverse City, Michigan (location)
Description: vicinity where anthraconite is found


Name: local patron saint (Saints/Folklore Figure)
Description: The patron saint of each city or town in Italy


Name: commandment (rule)
Description: A principle or law considered to be binding


Name: sunlight (natural phenomenon)
Description: white light from the sun


Name: Loads (physical entity)
Description: external forces acting on wood


Name: Minerals derived from uranium ore deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Rock formations that contain uranium-rich mineral seams.


Name: Highland Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland (Territorial Army) (Military Unit)
Description: Continues to wear the red hackle with the Tam o' Shanter


Name: stress concentrations (Property)
Description: -


Name: A wide spectrum of emotion (Concept)
Description: A range of emotions that can be experienced


Name: Sages (Occupation)
Description: Teaching authority


Name: Rubber stamps (Concept)
Description: A stamped image used for authentication


Name: Iron Age (Hallstatt culture) (Historical period)
Description: -


Name: Pakistan (Country)
Description: Country in South Asia


Name: Warsaw Radium Institute (Organization)
Description: a research institution focused on radium and other radioactive substances


Name: PAHs (Chemical Compound)
Description: complex compounds of carbon and hydrogen without oxygen


Name: James Cook (Person)
Description: a British explorer who visited Faial Island


Name: Infante D. Fernando (Duke of Viseu) (Person)
Description: the Duke of Viseu and Master of the Order of Christ


Name: Taoist specialists (Person or Group)
Description: -


Name: Greek Dark Ages (period of ancient Greek history)
Description: A period of time after the fall of Mycenaean civilization characterized by a lack of written records and a decline in economic and social stability


Name: unknown (state)
Description: Identity of the Minoan language is unknown


Name: lexemes Kapitän and Patent (Word)
Description: Words joined to form a compound


Name: Zeno's paradoxes (Concept)
Description: A set of paradoxes attributed to Zeno of Elea.


Name: Sakız (Island alias)
Description: Ottoman name for Chios


Name: Norbergite (mineral)
Description: nesosilicate mineral with formula Mg3(SiO4)(F,OH)2


Name: stern and forceful heads (type of sculpture)
Description: A type of sculpture characterized by its stern and forceful appearance


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: Natural material


Name: preceding populations of Italy (Entity)
Description: Ancient inhabitants of the Italian peninsula


Name: Marshall Islands (Territory)
Description: -


Name: Ivory Coast (Geographic Location)
Description: Region in West Africa


Name: University of Pennsylvania (institution)
Description: -


Name: 2,000 species of marine fish (Marine Fish Species)
Description: -


Name: Islamic influence (Cultural phenomenon)
Description: The spread of Islam in Afghanistan and surrounding regions


Name: The Netherlands (Country)
Description: -


Name: Brushed (Finish)
Description: gives textured look


Name: Synthetic gems (Material)
Description: man-made gemstones


Name: Arsenopyrite (FeAsS) (mineral)
Description: an iron-arsenic sulfide mineral


Name: Earl of Cumberland (Person)
Description: a British nobleman who attacked Faial Island


Name: Malja Pass to Martina (location)
Description: valley formed by Inn river


Name: Red (colour) (Colour)
Description: A colour corresponding to an equal mixture of green and yellow light.


Name: Mary of Burgundy (Person)
Description: Wife of Maximilian I


Name: Djerba (Place)
Description: Island


Name: religious items (category)
Description: crosses and Rosary beads made of jet


Name: image, sound, animation, video, CD-ROM, DVD, video game, website, algorithm, performance or gallery installation (Types of computer art)
Description: Various forms of digital art


Name: Axis powers (Military alliance)
Description: The main enemies of the Allies during World War II


Name: Retrograde metamorphism (concept)
Description: A type of metamorphism


Name: Hot and cold soups (Food)
Description: type of food


Name: Feral cat (Mammal species)
Description: Domestic cats that have escaped from human control


Name: Alkali metals (Category)
Description: Has a single valence electron in the outer electron shell


Name: Body jewelry (Accessories)
Description: adornments worn on the body


Name: Cultic Title (Role)
Description: Various roles within religious institution


Name: Microkeratome (Medical Invention)
Description: a surgical instrument used to create a thin flap in the cornea


Name: Cairngorm (Gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Coins (Objects)
Description: Physical tokens with inscriptions or engravings


Name: Japanese sculpture in small objects (Concept)
Description: -


Name: climate (environmental process)
Description: atmospheric conditions


Name: 2008 (Year)
Description: The year 2008


Name: United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Government Agency)
Description: International organization that tracks crime statistics


Name: Soapstone (mineral)
Description: Soft, fine-grained metamorphic rock


Name: Altyndepe (city)
Description: a city in the Kopet Dag region


Name: Southern Baptist Convention (denomination)
Description: A Protestant Christian denomination originating from the Southern United States.


Name: Granite (Rock)
Description: a type of igneous rock


Name: religions and cultures (group of people)
Description: groups of people who share a common set of beliefs and practices


Name: Earth's inner and outer cores (Layers of Earth)
Description: The central part of the planet, consisting of hot, dense material.


Name: Macedonian people (ethnic group)
Description: people who speak the Macedonian language and have a shared culture


Name: Silver (Element)
Description: Chemical element with the symbol Ag and atomic number 47.


Name: Ouro Preto (City)
Description: A Brazilian municipality located in the state of Minas Gerais.


Name: South Australia (colony)
Description: a region in southern Australia


Name: Hardstone carving (Process)
Description: The art of shaping hard stones into objects


Name: hydroxides (mineral category)
Description: the dominant anion is the hydroxyl ion, OH−


Name: Kristin Lavransdatter (film)
Description: A Norwegian film released in the 1990s, based on a novel by Sigrid Undset


Name: Stomata (Anatomical Structure)
Description: organs responsible for gas exchange between plant and atmosphere


Name: Filipino martial arts and swordsmanship (martial art)
Description: style of martial arts practiced by Filipinos


Name: The Angel of Death (Supernatural being)
Description: An angel who brings death to humans


Name: Red light (Light)
Description: A range of light with a wavelength between approximately 625-740 nm


Name: Structural Colouration (phenomenon)
Description: result of interference between reflections from two or more surfaces of thin films


Name: parures (Concept)
Description: suites of matching jewellery


Name: Swami Vivekananda (Person)
Description: Indian monk, philosopher and yogi


Name: Egypt (country)
Description: nation in northeastern Africa


Name: Minoan men (people)
Description: -


Name: Nickeline (mineral)
Description: principal ore of nickel


Name: Mojmir II (Person)
Description: Leader of Great Moravia


Name: Dutch Army (Military Force)
Description: the military force of The Netherlands


Name: Fura (person)
Description: woman created by Are


Name: silicon nano-welds (process)
Description: type of manufacturing process


Name: Cultured South Sea Pearl Industry (Industry)
Description: production of cultured pearls from south sea oysters


Name: Aquamarine (Gemstone Type)
Description: a type of blue-green gemstone


Name: transmitter park (Communication site)
Description: A site on Hymettus with TV and radio transmitters


Name: Sonuderbundskrieg (War)
Description: Civil war in Switzerland, fought between Swiss cantons and the Sonderbund alliance


Name: Jürg Jenatsch (person)
Description: -


Name: Microscope firms (Company)
Description: a business that produces microscopes


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Federal republic located in North America


Name: hematite (Mineral)
Description: iron oxide mineral


Name: English language (Language)
Description: Indo-European language spoken in England and other countries


Name: Chedda of Tlemcen (traditional garment)
Description: a traditional garment from Tlemcen


Name: UK (country)
Description: Titles and qualifications regulated for Chartered Engineer but practice not regulated


Name: Nuclear Power Plants (facility)
Description: production of electricity through nuclear reaction


Name: Jacopo Sansovino (Person)
Description: Italian sculptor and architect.


Name: M25 (road)
Description: motorway encircling London, UK


Name: Spring Hill College (organization)
Description: Catholic university and oldest institution in Alabama


Name: Jaén (city) (City)
Description: Capital city of Jaén province


Name: Masks and sculpture (Art form)
Description: Three-dimensional art forms created to be carried or displayed


Name: rezoning proposal for Inwood (urban planning project)
Description: proposed by the city in 2015


Name: China (Country)
Description: country that adopted the Red Flag as its symbol


Name: Winter Olympics (Event)
Description: A multi-sport event held every four years for athletes from the winter sports disciplines


Name: Gold connectors (Device Component)
Description: component of electronic equipment used for connection


Name: Wildfire prevention programs (Organization)
Description: Programs around the world to prevent wildfires through techniques like wildland fire use and prescribed burns


Name: Dahomey (Benin) (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa, now known as Benin


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


Name: protected areas (environmental feature)
Description: an area set aside for conservation and protection


Name: Renewable resources (Resource)
Description: co-products from agriculture or the wood industry


Name: Antipodal points (geometric concept)
Description: Any pair of points on a sphere that lie on a straight line through the sphere's center


Name: Saltwater pearls (gemstone)
Description: a type of pearl made by pearl oysters


Name: hillock (landform)
Description: a small hill


Name: 6.5 (number)
Description: Mohs scale rating of Abswurmbachite


Name: tuff (geological formation)
Description: -


Name: Aztec Emperor and High Priests (position)
Description: leaders who wore extensive jewellery during public appearances.


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: Base metal of steel


Name: Glutamatergic neurons (Cell type)
Description: type of neuron that uses glutamate as a neurotransmitter


Name: Shetland (island)
Description: Island in northern Europe


Name: black-figure and red-figure styles (artistic style or technique)
Description: styles of art used in ceramics


Name: Southern Grey Desert Foxes (subspecies)
Description: southern grey desert foxes


Name: Professional (Role)
Description: A person who provides specialized education, skills, or training within a particular profession.


Name: Anatectic melt (metamorphic rock)
Description: a type of magma that forms during metamorphism


Name: imitation pearls, natural and cultured pearls (gemstone type)
Description: -


Name: Zenata Berber Marinids (Historical Dynasty)
Description: -


Name: Enlightenment (Concept)
Description: Highest happiness, bliss


Name: Vanadium (Element)
Description: chemical element with atomic number 23


Name: Deverel-Rimbury culture (Cultural Group)
Description: Prehistoric people in southern Britain


Name: Central European Initiative (Regional Organization)
Description: An organization promoting regional cooperation


Name: DanceEast (Company)
Description: -


Name: Additional Articles of the Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: the articles that suspended portions of the Constitution designed for mainland China


Name: sperm whale (Animal)
Description: Largest predator in Norwegian waters


Name: Aqina to Kerki rail line (rail line)
Description: short freight-only rail link from Afghanistan to Turkmenistan


Name: Smoothness (Physical Property)
Description: -


Name: Jesuits as intermediaries (Organization)
Description: a group of individuals acting as mediators between the two parties


Name: (1120) plane (Crystallographic plane)
Description: One of the crystal planes in this material


Name: Agriculture (Activity)
Description: Growing of crops and raising of livestock


Name: Mycenaean art (art style)
Description: finest Mycenaean art comes under the immediate suspicion of either being Minoan art actually imported from Crete, or produced on the mainland by Cretan or Cretan-trained artists.


Name: first in the European Union and second worldwide (Ranking)
Description: Ranks in value of agricultural exports


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: Temple in Athens, Greece


Name: mapmakers (Group)
Description: Contributed to Theatrum Orbis Terrarum


Name: Westchester County, New York (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: County in the state of New York, USA


Name: Gas in interstellar medium (Physical phenomenon)
Description: The diffuse, gaseous material that fills the space between stars and other celestial objects.


Name: Coal industry in Ukraine (industry)
Description: -


Name: Angkor Wat (architectural site)
Description: the largest temple complex in Cambodia


Name: La3+ ion (Chemistry)
Description: -


Name: permineralization (Process)
Description: method of fossil formation


Name: Lydians (people)
Description: Ancient people from modern-day Turkey


Name: democratic federative republic (government system)
Description: form of government in Brazil


Name: Science (Publication)
Description: A scientific publication on various subjects


Name: Basaltic magma (rock type)
Description: magma with basaltic composition


Name: Koninklijke Military Branches (Military Organization)
Description: the branches of The Netherlands' military


Name: Judiciary power (power)
Description: -


Name: WTO (Organization)
Description: World Trade Organization


Name: Atmospheric density (physical property)
Description: the amount of mass per unit volume of the air present in the Earth's atmosphere


Name: Dietary Reference Values (concept)
Description: a set of information related to nutritional needs


Name: major depressive disorder (MDD) (disease)
Description: a type of mental health condition


Name: Ben Affleck (Person)
Description: actor


Name: Pedro Fernandes de Queirós (Historical Figure)
Description: A Portuguese navigator who may have been the first European to see Tahiti


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: a museum in London, England


Name: Bernadotte family foundation (foundation)
Description: The Bernadotte family owns some jewels through their foundation.


Name: East Macedonia and Thrace region (Region)
Description: administrative division of Greece


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religion)
Description: one of the Eastern Orthodox Churches


Name: didymium (Compound)
Description: a mixture of elements


Name: 1984 Summer Paralympics (Event)
Description: An international multi-sport event for athletes with physical disabilities.


Name: Limestones (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Type of rock formation


Name: 'y' or yellow filter (component)
Description: -


Name: Wallkill River (body of water)
Description: a river


Name: Canton (of Switzerland) (Administrative Division)
Description: Subnational administrative division of Switzerland


Name: overall surfactant market (market segment)
Description: a portion of the total sales in a particular industry


Name: Taiyabi and Dawoodi Bohra Isma'ili sects (Group)
Description: Muslim sects that believe in Nabi Musa tradition


Name: Plato (Philosopher)
Description: -


Name: Synthetic diamonds (Concept)
Description: Diamonds manufactured in a laboratory


Name: Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (-)
Description: -


Name: Department of Economic Affairs (Government Agency)
Description: -


Name: Trillings (Crystal Formation)
Description: Cyclic twins called trillings


Name: Stone stelae (artefacts)
Description: Tall stone monuments with inscriptions


Name: 7th century (Time period)
Description: The seventh century AD.


Name: statewide elected executive branch offices (office)
Description: positions of authority and responsibility within the state government


Name: pink diamond color classification system (color classification system)
Description: a separate system from the GIA, using a scale from 1–9


Name: Jakobstad (Location)
Description: Municipality in Finland


Name: Defensor del Pueblo Andaluz (institution)
Description: ombudsperson responsible for protecting citizens' rights


Name: Edition (Concept)
Description: Multiple impressions printed from the same matrix.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: a spiritual tradition from ancient India


Name: torcs (type_of_torc)
Description: types of torcs


Name: kampilan (sword)
Description: traditional large sword in the Philippines


Name: Custer State Park (State Park)
Description: The largest state park in South Dakota


Name: Ruthenians (Ethnic group)
Description: East Slavic ethnic group


Name: Anatolian coastal areas (Region)
Description: Coastal regions in western Turkey


Name: acids and bases (classification)
Description: types of substances that can react with aluminium oxide


Name: perfluorocarbon (chemical compound)
Description: component


Name: Jewellery (Concept)
Description: an object worn or carried on the person for personal adornment


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


Name: Bangladesh (Country)
Description: Home to 13 million Hindus


Name: Pierre Gilson Sr. (Person)
Description: A person involved in the production of flux-growth emeralds.


Name: 4 metres (13 ft) (unit of measurement)
Description: size of the impactor


Name: heads (human anatomy)
Description: the upper part of the human body


Name: Global Green Economy Index (GGEI) (Index)
Description: Index ranking countries based on their green economy performance


Name: New York metropolitan area (Administrative division)
Description: A region defined by the US Census Bureau for statistical purposes


Name: Guan Li ceremony (Rite of passage)
Description: Adulthood ceremony for men


Name: camouflage (survival strategy)
Description: the use of color to blend in with the environment and avoid detection


Name: Potassium concentration in seawater (Chemical Concentration)
Description: The amount of potassium present in seawater, typically measured in grams per liter.


Name: Dress hook (Decorative clothing accessory)
Description: A dress hook is a decorative clothing accessory of the medieval and Tudor periods used to fasten outer garments or to drape up skirts.


Name: authorised organisations and businesses (group)
Description: -


Name: Adhesion and friction forces (Concept)
Description: important considerations in nanofabrication, lubrication, device design, colloidal stabilization, and drug delivery


Name: red, green, blue, violet, and magenta (hues)
Description: -


Name: chlorinating scrap silicon (Process)
Description: The process of adding chlorine to impure silicon to produce a more pure compound.


Name: Semana Santa (festival)
Description: week-long Catholic holiday commemorating Jesus Christ's Passion


Name: Pink (Color)
Description: color associated with femininity and childhood


Name: Dopants (Substance)
Description: Chemicals added to modify properties of materials


Name: Chemical poisoning by uranium oxide (Medical condition)
Description: poisoning caused by exposure to uranium compounds


Name: North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) (International Military Alliance)
Description: -


Name: Nabi Musa (Event)
Description: A festival in honor of the Prophet Moses


Name: Isle of Mull (geographical_location)
Description: An island off the coast of Scotland


Name: Vienna's status (status)
Description: Cultural and musical significance


Name: Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) (organization)
Description: intelligence agency in Pakistan


Name: Map creation in medieval Europe (cartographic work)
Description: A representation of a portion of the Earth's surface on a flat medium


Name: Briga Alta (municipality)
Description: a commune in Piedmont region


Name: USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center (tennis stadium)
Description: a tennis stadium and event venue in Flushing Meadows, Queens


Name: Platform or stylobate (Structure)
Description: Foundations of the building


Name: Cultural dictates (Society)
Description: social norms and values


Name: hexagonal description (Crystal System)
Description: -


Name: Vapor Deposition Reactor (Manufacturing Equipment)
Description: -


Name: GDP (economic indicator)
Description: gross domestic product of Andalusia


Name: Times between 1700 and 1400 BC (Time period)
Description: Ancient Indian time frame (1700 - 1400 BC)


Name: Anukul Munsi (person)
Description: Indian artist


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A global conflict from 1914-1918


Name: Hoderi (Person)
Description: Elder brother of Hoori, also a legendary hero in Japanese mythology


Name: Debris (asteroid/comet fragments)
Description: -


Name: Art's role (Concept)
Description: Communication of essential truth found in nature


Name: Calpolli units (Subdivisions)
Description: Territorial units within the Altepetl


Name: Jenakite (Mineral Variety)
Description: -


Name: Priests and Pastors of Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant Churches (Group)
Description: a group of religious leaders


Name: Bellinzona and Locarno (CityGroup)
Description: Notable cities in Ticino


Name: Orthogneiss (Geological Formation)
Description: Gneiss derived from an igneous rock


Name: Swiss Standard German (linguistic variety)
Description: a standardized form of German used in Switzerland


Name: Orange Revolution (Event)
Description: a wave of protests and demonstrations that took place in Ukraine in 2004-2005


Name: Forsterite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: Swiss Plateau (Region)
Description: Flat to gently rolling region in Switzerland


Name: % per year (percentage_change)
Description: 25% annual growth rate


Name: pyrolitic and harzburgitic lithogies (geological formations)
Description: types of rock or minerals


Name: Executive branch and Cabinet of Ministers (government)
Description: the administration of Ukraine


Name: LVMH (Luxury Company)
Description: the largest luxury company in the world by sales


Name: cult attested by ancient authors (religion)
Description: -


Name: uranium and plutonium casting (Process)
Description: -


Name: United States Army (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Fault gouge (type of fault rock)
Description: unconsolidated and incohesive type of fault rock


Name: plants (Group of Organisms)
Description: group of living things with photosynthesis


Name: Rubies (Gemstone Type)
Description: Type of precious stone made of aluminium oxide


Name: Nanodiamonds (Concept)
Description: a type of diamond particle


Name: League of Nations' Commission of Enquiry in Albania (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Palestinian Arab (Group)
Description: Arab population in Palestine


Name: prehistoric rainforest (environmental feature)
Description: a type of ecosystem that existed in the past


Name: Soviet prisoners of war (group)
Description: a group of people held captive during World War II


Name: Greek art (art style)
Description: The art of ancient Greece


Name: Pink color (Color)
Description: color used to package Tab drinks


Name: 610,000 to 750,000 years (Time Period)
Description: A time period


Name: ecosystem types (Ecosystem Type)
Description: -


Name: Tunisian Minister of Culture (Person)
Description: Government official


Name: Dede Korkut tales (Literary Work)
Description: an example of the oral narrative tradition in Turkish literature


Name: New Haven Railroad (Railroad Company)
Description: Railroad company operating in Westchester County


Name: Vladimir the Great (Historical Figure)
Description: Grand Prince of Kiev and ruler of Kievan Rus'


Name: Cesia (Concept)
Description: Specific aspects of how humans see different spatial distributions of light


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A spiritual path based on the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad.


Name: banks (organization)
Description: financial institutions


Name: Sea God (Deity)
Description: God of the Sea


Name: The state of Grisons (Place)
Description: Canton in Switzerland


Name: traditional style of mosque architecture (type of architecture)
Description: a type of mosque architecture found on Jerba island


Name: Scanian Law (law)
Description: a law code used in Scandinavia during the Middle Ages


Name: working-age males (people)
Description: -


Name: Branching fulgurite (Concept)
Description: A type of fulgurite that displays fractal-like self-similarity and has a network of root-like branches.


Name: FIFA World Cup (Tournament)
Description: International men's soccer tournament


Name: Albrecht Dürer (Person)
Description: German artist and printer


Name: Royal Australian Air Force (military branch)
Description: one of the three branches of the Australian Defence Force (ADF)


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


Name: Oxygen gas (O2) (Chemical compound)
Description: The chemical compound composed of oxygen molecules.


Name: Ibar highway (Road)
Description: A road in Serbia


Name: Ammonia emission (Concept)
Description: A specific point in time


Name: Claude Debussy (Person)
Description: a French composer and pianist


Name: Cleanliness (Concept)
Description: A state of being free from dirt, dust, or other impurities


Name: obverse and reverse (term)
Description: the front and back sides of an object


Name: William Shakespeare (author)
Description: an English playwright and poet


Name: Department of Energy (DOE) (Organization)
Description: US government agency for energy policy and research


Name: 1984 African Basketball Championship (Event)
Description: International basketball tournament


Name: Ferdinand Braun's crystal detector (invention)
Description: was developed in 1874


Name: Seals in the Sinosphere (topic)
Description: a Wikipedia article about seals in Chinese history


Name: Central Powers (Group of Countries)
Description: The main opponents of the Allies during World War I.


Name: overseas territory (geographical division)
Description: one overseas territory of France


Name: Amber (Gemstone)
Description: A type of mineral


Name: Microscopic Fossils and Subtle Chemical Signals (type of evidence)
Description: the remnants of ancient life, preserved in rocks and soil


Name: Uranium-238 and Uranium-235 (Isotopes)
Description: Stable isotopes with long half-lives


Name: 175 airports in Japan (Airport)
Description: Airports that serve the Japanese market


Name: multi-party representative democracy (governmental system)
Description: -


Name: Sacred Grove at Knossos (Artwork)
Description: A fresco depicting women facing left, flanked by trees.


Name: Argyle Mine (diamond mine)
Description: the world's main source for pink diamonds


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religious Institution)
Description: A Christian church using the Byzantine rite and Greek language


Name: Iliad (text)
Description: ancient Greek epic poem


Name: clothes of kings and princes of Europe (article)
Description: -


Name: citywide (geographical area)
Description: -


Name: European settlement of the region (event)
Description: The establishment of European settlements in the region


Name: Beryllium-related lung diseases (disease)
Description: -


Name: Police Agency (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: An agency responsible for enforcing the law


Name: National Centre of Scientific Research (NCSR) 'Demokritos' (Research Center)
Description: The largest multidisciplinary research center in Greece


Name: Aquamarine (gemstone)
Description: -


Name: Ohi Day (Holiday)
Description: an optional national holiday on October 28th


Name: Russian Empire (historical empire)
Description: the Russian Empire


Name: the Jaffa Gate in Jerusalem (location)
Description: a gate with historical significance


Name: Half moon (Symbol)
Description: Symbol of the moon in ancient cultures


Name: Metals, hardwoods, precious and semi-precious gemstones, beadwork, quillwork, teeth, bones, hide, vegetal fibres (Materials)
Description: A list of materials used to make jewellery


Name: Opaque objects (Category)
Description: do not allow light to transmit through


Name: thorny and aromatic woody species (plant species)
Description: -


Name: Oceania (Geographic Region)
Description: A geographic region comprising Australia, New Zealand and many Pacific island nations


Name: silicon carbide (α-SiC) (mineral)
Description: a type of mineral


Name: Mario Monti (Politician)
Description: An Italian politician who served as Prime Minister from 2011 to 2013


Name: small objects in Japan (Group)
Description: -


Name: sky (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: the visible appearance of the atmosphere


Name: mountain lakes (geographical feature)
Description: small bodies of water located at high elevations


Name: colorless diamonds (diamond type)
Description: diamonds without any visible color


Name: Šar Mountains (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in North Macedonia


Name: La Hacienda la Esperanza, Fuentezuelas, La Carbonera, and La Trinidad mines (Mining operation)
Description: Other mines in Querétaro that produced high-quality opals


Name: Uranium (Substance)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 92


Name: Mantle tissue (Tissue type)
Description: -


Name: Maegami-ji Temple (Buddhist Temple)
Description: -


Name: Staten Island Greenbelt (Park)
Description: A protected area on Staten Island


Name: Brazilian Government (Group)
Description: Government of Brazil that passed the Amnesty Law


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius and Wilhelm Hisinger (Scientists)
Description: Swedish chemists who independently isolated the element cerium


Name: Metodi Shatorov (Sharlo) (Person)
Description: A Macedonian communist leader


Name: the Datia (Tribe)
Description: ancient tribe mentioned in Orosius's History of the World


Name: Australian Pearl Divers (Occupation)
Description: people who dive for pearls in Australia


Name: fossil record and faunal succession (scientific concept)
Description: The study of fossils in geological formations to determine the age of rocks.


Name: Conservation of mass (Scientific principle)
Description: Law that states the total mass of a closed system remains constant over time.


Name: Franz Boas (Person)
Description: German American anthropologist


Name: the Australia Council for the Arts (organization)
Description: Australian arts funding body


Name: Euboean alphabet (Alphabet)
Description: Greek alphabet used in Magna Graecia


Name: hot sulfuric acid (Acid)
Description: strong chemical substance


Name: slaves (social class)
Description: -


Name: Henry, Prince of Wales (prince)
Description: member of the royal family


Name: Recipient (Person)
Description: The person who receives the medal


Name: The upper secondary school (education)
Description: a type of educational institution


Name: fancy (non-blue) sapphires (Sapphire Variety)
Description: sapphires that are not blue in color


Name: German Football Association (Deutscher Fußball-Bund) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Anichini family (Family)
Description: Leading artists in Venice and elsewhere


Name: gold (chemistry)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Scott Base research facility (research_facility)
Description: research facility operated by New Zealand in Antarctica


Name: κ-Al2O3 (Phase)
Description: Orthorhombic phase of aluminium oxide


Name: Suffragette Movement (movement)
Description: Political movement advocating for women's suffrage


Name: Morin Transition (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Phase transition in hematite


Name: The Other Conquest (film)
Description: Mexican feature film (2000)


Name: crystals (geological component)
Description: solid substances with specific chemical compositions and physical properties


Name: rivers (geographical feature)
Description: type of watercourse


Name: Arures (Group)
Description: Berber rebels referred to as heretics


Name: Gothic architecture (style or period of art)
Description: a style and period of artistic expression that developed in Europe during the 12th to 16th centuries


Name: jet (jewelry material)
Description: a hardened, gem-like form of lignite


Name: Chemical properties (Property)
Description: physical and chemical characteristics of a substance


Name: Art Nouveau (Art Movement)
Description: -


Name: American Association for the Advancement of Science (Organization)
Description: Professional organization for scientists


Name: Peshawar (City)
Description: Largest city in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan


Name: Solar system (Cosmological structure)
Description: The Sun, the planets, their moons, asteroids, comets, and other objects that orbit the Sun.


Name: Rabat (City)
Description: capital city of Morocco


Name: synthetic rutile (Material)
Description: -


Name: Frankish Kingdom (organization)
Description: Medieval kingdom established by the Franks in Western Europe


Name: Convicts (Group)
Description: early settlers in Australia


Name: Coastal areas of Turkey bordering the Aegean Sea (Geographical region)
Description: The coastal areas of Turkey that face the Aegean Sea.


Name: sands (Material)
Description: small particles used in art form


Name: positive or negative depending on the reaction of the soil with the added substance (process)
Description: -


Name: descendants of Lathar (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Cessation and Liberation (Buddhist Concepts)
Description: the attainment of enlightenment and end of rebirth cycle


Name: Tucano (Language)
Description: An indigenous language spoken by communities within Brazil


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: An ancient civilization that ruled much of Europe and Asia


Name: Magmatic, Volcanic Igneous Rocks (Rock Subclassifications)
Description: Two subcategories of igneous rocks based on their formation processes.


Name: Titan cave (Cave System)
Description: deepest shaft and biggest chamber of any cave in Britain


Name: Snettisham Torc (Artifacts)
Description: Ancient English gold torc


Name: Peninsula of de Vélez de la Gomera (GeographicalFeature)
Description: a geographical feature representing the peninsula, which is part of Spain


Name: Han Chinese high-waisted skirt style (clothing)
Description: style introduced to Han Chinese during the Northern Wei dynasty


Name: Childhood (Concept)
Description: the quality of being a child or youthful


Name: Lightsaber (Type of energy sword)
Description: a type of energy sword in the Star Wars franchise


Name: Black Iberian pigs (livestock)
Description: raising a specific breed of pig for meat or other products


Name: electric motor (power source)
Description: -


Name: Arson-related fires (Event)
Description: The series of fires that occurred in 1998 to 2001


Name: Amsterdam goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: Goldsmiths based in Amsterdam


Name: 1661 (year)
Description: date of founding


Name: Cavity (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock formation


Name: Thomas Mitchell (Person)
Description: an Australian explorer and surveyor


Name: Eighty Years' War (War)
Description: A war fought between the Netherlands and their Spanish ruler from 1568 to 1648.


Name: Tänri (Concept/Title)
Description: Term formed by combining Tän and Injir


Name: Tranquillityite-like crystalline phase (mineral phase)
Description: a phase that is similar to tranquillityite


Name: exoskeletons (biological_structure)
Description: from silica extracted from seawater


Name: Umberto Eco (Writer)
Description: an Italian novelist, literary historian and semiotician, Nobel laureate in 1980


Name: Silver Western jewelry (category)
Description: type of jewelry made from silver


Name: commercial jewellery industry (Industry)
Description: the mass production of jewelry for commercial purposes


Name: Muslim Other (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Norwegian language (language)
Description: main national official language


Name: low hills (Geographic feature)
Description: hills with low elevation


Name: labour force (force)
Description: -


Name: Unitary state (Government system)
Description: government system where power is held centrally


Name: Design for coin faces (Concept)
Description: The design of the coin faces


Name: Lethal dose of iron (Physiological parameter)
Description: the amount of iron that is lethal to an individual


Name: Wales (region within the UK)
Description: a part of the United Kingdom located in Europe


Name: Jews (national minority)
Description: a Jewish ethnic group in Norway


Name: Mahayana Buddhism (Branch of Buddhism)
Description: Northern Buddhist tradition


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting military cooperation


Name: minerals rated 7 or above on Mohs scale (Minerals)
Description: hard minerals with a hardness rating of 7 or more


Name: Pig iron (Type of Iron)
Description: An intermediate product in the production of cast iron and steel.


Name: Pedro Leopoldo, Minas Gerais (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: African Jade (Misnomer)
Description: Misnomer for Hydrogrossular


Name: DPSS Green Lasers (Device)
Description: a type of laser


Name: Locarno (Location)
Description: a town in Switzerland


Name: a contemporary bombing (Event)
Description: -


Name: stable native oxide (Chemical compound)
Description: An oxide that is stable in the presence of air and moisture


Name: gehlenite (mineral)
Description: silicate mineral


Name: Pyrite (mineral)
Description: the most common and abundant sulfide mineral in the Earth's crust


Name: reedmergnerite (mineral)
Description: -


Name: archaeological sites of Timgad (site)
Description: the remains of the ancient Roman city


Name: rubredoxin (protein)
Description: the simplest iron–sulfur protein


Name: engraved oval gem (type_of_gemstone)
Description: style of gemstone used during the Roman period


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


Name: sodalite group minerals (group of minerals)
Description: -


Name: melting point (property)
Description: the temperature at which a substance changes state from solid to liquid


Name: European Parliament (legislative body)
Description: -


Name: National Human Rights Commission (Taiwan) (Government Institution)
Description: The human rights organization in Taiwan, responsible for promoting and protecting human rights.


Name: Steel engraving (printmaking technique)
Description: a printmaking technique using steel or steel-faced plates


Name: Higher Mining School (Katerynoslav) (higher education institution)
Description: school founded in 1899


Name: Kidney stones (Medical condition)
Description: A condition characterized by the formation of small, hard deposits in the kidneys.


Name: Sub-Cambrian peneplain (geological formation)
Description: an ancient erosion surface


Name: Westchester County (administrative_division)
Description: a county in New York State


Name: Data Source for Animal Behaviors (Information Source)
Description: A source of information about animal behaviors


Name: tanzanite (gemstone)
Description: blue-violet gemstone from Tanzania


Name: maize, fruits, herbs, medicines, and other important plants (Resource)
Description: Types of crops grown by Aztecs


Name: chain or beaded necklace (jewelry)
Description: attached to the two brooches fixed to a ring at the bottom of the brooches


Name: Most native Ukrainian speakers (Population)
Description: Ukrainian citizens who speak Ukrainian as their native language


Name: Bernard Leach (Person)
Description: Established a style of pottery influenced by Far-Eastern and medieval English forms.


Name: Apple, Microsoft, Tesla (company)
Description: specific international electronics brands mentioned


Name: Gorgons (Symbol)
Description: Mythological creature from ancient Greece and Rome


Name: people from Aztlán (Geography/Landmark)
Description: ...a mythical place of origin for several ethnic groups in central Mexico


Name: Crabs, shrimps and other organisms (Animals)
Description: -


Name: Portugal (country)
Description: a country in Europe


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: -


Name: Compounding (linguistics) (process)
Description: productive word formation process in sign languages


Name: painted rooms (palace pottery)
Description: rooms with wall paintings that may be shrines or secular spaces


Name: Universities of Excellence (Program)
Description: Excellence initiative for higher education institutions


Name: Patriciate (Social class)
Description: Group of high-ranking nobility in Switzerland


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Federal parliamentary republic in Central Europe


Name: Middle Bronze Age (Time Period)
Description: Sub-era within the Bronze Age


Name: Viking trade (event)
Description: trade between Scandinavia and Britain


Name: grey color (color)
Description: a neutral-colored pigment


Name: Egg yolks (Food)
Description: The yellow center of eggs.


Name: skarnoids (mineralogy)
Description: a type of skarn deposit


Name: Impressionism (Artistic movement)
Description: Art style characterized by capturing light and color


Name: basic practices (Concept)
Description: Sila (ethics), Samadhi (meditation), and Prajña (wisdom)


Name: Mesoamerican society (geographical entity)
Description: the population of Mesoamerica


Name: Initial Energy Costs (Concept)
Description: The amount of energy consumed to produce, deliver and install the material.


Name: ceria (oxide)
Description: a type of compound


Name: 573°C (846 K; 1,063 °F) (temperature)
Description: -


Name: Diplomat Edmund Roberts (Person)
Description: British diplomat who visited Mocha in the 1830s


Name: Philippines (country)
Description: a country in Southeast Asia


Name: Electricity and steam (Energy source)
Description: Sources of power that can be harnessed to run machines


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


Name: Planet Mars (Celestial body)
Description: the fourth planet in our solar system


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic located in North America.


Name: Thomas Rowlandson (Person)
Description: an artist who used mezzotint


Name: Project Jadar (Project)
Description: A project to extract jadarite and lithium


Name: Aircraft engines (Engine)
Description: Power source for aircraft


Name: Foreign-born individuals (Immigrant group)
Description: constitute a small portion of the population


Name: Herat University (organization)
Description: University located in Herat, northwestern region of Afghanistan


Name: Huns (nomadic people)
Description: a nomadic people that invaded Europe in the 5th century


Name: Burmese zodiac (Astrological or Cultural Context)
Description: The zodiac used by the Burmese people


Name: Bridgman technique (technique)
Description: industrial technique to produce large single crystals


Name: jewellery design and production (field)
Description: -


Name: 5% (percentage)
Description: percentage of immigrants from China


Name: reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent in 2050 (Environmental policy)
Description: A policy aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.


Name: works by Muslims, Christians and Jews (people)
Description: Groups of people


Name: Nefta (organization)
Description: oil company


Name: Day Kundi (Province)
Description: province in northern Afghanistan


Name: mudbrick (Building Material)
Description: material used to build the later structures


Name: Etruscan tomb painting (artwork)
Description: a type of mural art created in ancient Etruria


Name: Rouge powder (Substance)
Description: A type of fine powder


Name: quarrying (process)
Description: the process of extracting marble from the earth


Name: Head (Forehead) (Body Part)
Description: The top part of the human head, including the forehead and hairline.


Name: Developed Countries (Europe) (Geographic Region)
Description: countries in Europe with higher per capita income and education levels


Name: one runway (feature)
Description: the number of runways at the airport


Name: Breeder reactor (Device)
Description: A type of nuclear power plant that can convert Uranium-238 into Plutonium-239


Name: Chemical and petrochemical industries (industry)
Description: an economic activity that involves the production of goods or services


Name: Blue (colour) (Colour)
Description: A colour perceived by humans observing light with a dominant wavelength between approximately 450 and 495 nanometres.


Name: banded-quartz hematite or hematite schist (term)
Description: alternative name for Itabirite


Name: Organic compounds or carbon (Property)
Description: chemical characteristics of a substance


Name: donor mussel (mussel)
Description: a type of freshwater mussel


Name: Black Lives Matter movement (movement)
Description: social and political movement in the 2010s and 2020s


Name: Botryoidal, fibrous, or stalagmitic masses (Rock formation)
Description: types of rock formations


Name: Gemologists (Professionals)
Description: Scientists who study the properties of diamonds and other gems


Name: snowfall (Weather condition)
Description: the accumulation of snow on the ground


Name: TENORM (Technologically enhanced naturally-occurring radioactive material) (type of waste)
Description: radioactive waste created through human activity such as mining, oil and gas drilling, and water treatment


Name: Ethemba Capital (Private equity firm)
Description: A private equity firm that co-owned Stone Works Holdings with NBGI Private Equity.


Name: polymerizing free radicals (Chemical process)
Description: Process used to create polymers


Name: Medieval period (Historical time period)
Description: Time period in Indian history


Name: Alexander Herzen (Person)
Description: fathers of agrarian populism


Name: West 230th Street (street)
Description: street name


Name: ruby crystals (Gemstone)
Description: type of gemstone


Name: Churches, chapels, schools, and hospitals (Building type)
Description: Types of buildings that used this style of architecture


Name: Hiroshima and Nagasaki (Cities)
Description: Japanese cities that were targeted by atomic bombs during World War II, resulting in significant loss of life and destruction.


Name: 440 (Number)
Description: number of full-time equivalent jobs


Name: Renaissance enamel painting (artistic movement)
Description: -


Name: World Basketball Federation (FIBA) (Organization)
Description: The governing body for international basketball


Name: Bi, Fe, Cr etc. (chemical element)
Description: The transition metals used to synthesize MIIIUO4


Name: Dedekind's approach (mathematical concept)
Description: one-to-one correspondence for comparing set sizes


Name: Friable silicic pumice (Rock type)
Description: Type of pumice rock that is easily crumbly and porous


Name: Spanish Constitution of 1812 (Event)
Description: Constitution adopted in 1812


Name: Proterozoic period (geological time period)
Description: -


Name: General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) (Institution)
Description: The highest judicial body in Spain


Name: Missouria tribe (Tribe)
Description: An indigenous Siouan-language tribe in North America.


Name: Czech Puppetry (Artistic movement)
Description: Included on UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists


Name: Green Party (Political party)
Description: a political party in Germany and other European countries


Name: Phanes was a mercenary (Claim)
Description: A suggestion made by some historians about Phanes


Name: Bull-leaping (ritual)
Description: centred on Knossos


Name: adherents in Taiwan (Population Group)
Description: People who identify as Roman Catholic and live in Taiwan


Name: The surrounding layers (Geological formation)
Description: The main composition of the ground-mass.


Name: large fortresses (place)
Description: fortified settlements in Moravia


Name: magnesium (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Mg and atomic number 12


Name: Gold Rush (Event)
Description: Historical event in South Africa where gold was discovered


Name: earthquake (natural disaster)
Description: earthquake that damaged the Nea Moni monastery in 1881


Name: Minaret of Jam (landmark)
Description: is a UNESCO World Heritage Site


Name: Italy (country)
Description: Independent country


Name: Panagia Ekatontapiliani (Facility)
Description: church in Parikia town


Name: Czech armed forces (organization)
Description: the military forces of the Czech Republic


Name: Magnifica Comunità di Fiemme (Administrative Division)
Description: administrative division in the Dolomites, Italy


Name: Coarse sand (Geological material)
Description: Loose, granular material


Name: The White Cliffs of Dover (Landmark)
Description: take their white color from the large amount of chalk


Name: The hexagonal crystal system consists of the 7 point groups that have a single six-fold rotation axis. (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Barakzai tribe (Group)
Description: Tribe in Afghanistan


Name: reinforced concrete and steel without ornament or frills (architectural style)
Description: -


Name: The Macedonian Byzantine Catholic Church (organization)
Description: -


Name: 2 (Physical quantity)
Description: The length of the edges of the Octahedron.


Name: Desirelessness (concept)
Description: a state of mind free from desires


Name: Late 7th millennium BCE (Time_period)
Description: Approximate date of the wall painting


Name: German-Austria (Country)
Description: A rump state in Central Europe, established in 1918


Name: Hebrides and Isle of Man (Region)
Description: A region of Scotland, Ireland, and Norway


Name: Garnet Group (Group)
Description: a group of minerals


Name: Mediterranean region (geographical location)
Description: the area surrounding the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Olive Oil (Commodity)
Description: A multi-purpose product


Name: Arad, Israel (Location)
Description: Ancient settlement in modern-day Israel


Name: Major record companies (Business Entity)
Description: -


Name: Aegean Sea and beyond (Geographical Region)
Description: A region including Greece, Turkey, and other nearby areas


Name: diamond film deposition (method_of_production)
Description: a method of producing diamond films


Name: Opal (gemstone)
Description: a type of gemstone


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Large landmass on Earth, also referred to as a continent


Name: Arabic نارنج (nāranj) (Language)
Description: borrowed from Persian


Name: potassium peroxides (chemical compound)
Description: a chemical compound formed by the reaction of potassium with oxygen


Name: iron (Material)
Description: a hard, malleable, and durable metal alloy


Name: China's imperial power (Concept)
Description: The authority and influence of the Chinese emperor


Name: $726.73 billion (Financial Data)
Description: By 2027


Name: CO2 (Gas)
Description: a colorless, odorless gas


Name: Alfred Stock (Person)
Description: German chemist


Name: classificatory disputes about art (Concept)
Description: -


Name: Scandinavia (Region)
Description: a cultural and historical region in Northern Europe


Name: Dalradian metasediments of northwest Arran (Geological formation)
Description: a type of sedimentary rock that is common in the area


Name: Saint Agnes (Figure)
Description: a saint and martyr in Christianity


Name: Valdostan Union (Political Party)
Description: Autonomist regional party


Name: Electronic applications (Technology)
Description: uses of synthetic diamond in electronics


Name: Walther von der Vogelweide (writer)
Description: Medieval German poet and minnesinger


Name: bracelets (Accessory)
Description: ornaments worn on the arm or wrist


Name: Telecommunication services in Afghanistan (Service)
Description: -


Name: Malabo Declaration adopted in Equatorial Guinea in 2014 (Event)
Description: A declaration made by the African Union


Name: Benito Mussolini's opponents (Person/Group)
Description: -


Name: Southern England (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: goldsmiths (occupation)
Description: a group of people who work with gold


Name: since adoption in 1947 (historical period)
Description: -


Name: Tricalcium Phosphate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compound that contains three calcium ions and one phosphate ion


Name: Abraham Lincoln (person)
Description: former US President


Name: Moravian lands (Concept)
Description: geographical area of Moravia


Name: European Single Market (Economic Union)
Description: an economic union that represents more than 500 million consumers


Name: Mesoamerica (region)
Description: Area of ancient cultures including Aztecs and Mayans


Name: Expenses (economic condition)
Description: expenses such as adequate employee training programs


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


Name: Rwanda or Burundi (country)
Description: -


Name: universe (cosmological concept)
Description: the totality of all existence


Name: plastic (Concept)
Description: A type of amorphous solid


Name: Ceiling and floor of the temple (Architectural feature)
Description: Vertical surfaces inside the Parthenon


Name: Fluorine (Chemical element)
Description: -


Name: Particles (Material)
Description: -


Name: Metal cyanides (Type of organometallic compound)
Description: Exist as specific compounds


Name: plants (organism)
Description: the various forms of plant life on Earth


Name: Harlem River (water body)
Description: a river in the northeastern United States


Name: unicameral legislature (Legislative Body)
Description: -


Name: King Carl XVI Gustaf (monarch)
Description: the current King of Sweden


Name: Berber frontier garrisons (Military unit)
Description: A collective term for Berber military units stationed on the frontier regions of al-Andalus


Name: King of Morocco (royalty)
Description: The monarch of Morocco


Name: July 1916 (Time)
Description: Date of receivership


Name: Zinc (Alloy)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30.


Name: Uppsala Conflict Data Program (Organization)
Description: Research program on conflicts


Name: Ayran (Beverage)
Description: a drink made from yogurt


Name: Napoleon III (Historical Figure)
Description: a French leader who ruled France from 1852 to 1870


Name: 100 carats (20 g) of 0.5-carat (100 mg), D–F, VS2-SI1, excellent cut diamonds (lot)
Description: -


Name: Fields Medal (award)
Description: an international award for outstanding contributions in mathematics


Name: Brahmins (Social group)
Description: priests in Hinduism


Name: Warfare (Military activity)
Description: -


Name: German people (Population Group)
Description: Residents of Germany.


Name: independent Greece (country)
Description: country that gained control of Athens


Name: Western Steppe Eneolithic-Bronze Age (period)
Description: archaeological period of the Western Steppes


Name: glass and ceramics (material)
Description: a type of substance that can be engraved by retail engraving machines


Name: Regular Octahedron (Polyhedron)
Description: A three-dimensional figure with eight equilateral triangular faces, six square faces, and twelve vertices.


Name: Portraits of Rembrandt van Rijn (Artwork)
Description: Paintings by Rembrandt van Rijn


Name: rappers (group/artist)
Description: musicians who rap


Name: Greek Territory (Geographic Location)
Description: The land and people of Greece


Name: northern Italy (region)
Description: -


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


Name: Mercury (Substance)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Hg and atomic number 80.


Name: T-O-T and T-O-stacked subclass members (Mineral Class)
Description: Group of phyllosilicates with different stacking patterns


Name: text (Concept)
Description: a sequence of characters


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion revealed to Prophet Muhammad


Name: Helmut Kyrieleis (archaeologist)
Description: -


Name: carlinean bangle (object)
Description: ornament worn on wrist


Name: Latin (Language)
Description: standard literary language up until the mid-13th century


Name: Llanos Orientales (geographical_location)
Description: Region of Colombia known for its grasslands


Name: hydrocarbons (chemical compound)
Description: organic compounds consisting entirely of hydrogen and carbon atoms


Name: Fine aluminium powder (Material)
Description: a type of powder made from aluminium


Name: Commercially Pure Titanium (Titanium Alloy)
Description: unalloyed titanium metal, varying in tensile strength


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


Name: World Justice Project (human rights and law bodies)
Description: Ranks Ukraine in its annual Rule of Law Index


Name: Southern tip (Places)
Description: Near-Mediterranean climate is found at the southern tip of Switzerland


Name: History (Concept)
Description: the study of past events


Name: instances (instance (philosophy))
Description: Specific objects that belong to a particular category


Name: the largest port in Africa and the Mediterranean (Port)
Description: Tanger-Med, ranked 18th in the world


Name: Balearic Islands (AdministrativeRegion)
Description: An autonomous community in Spain


Name: Potassium ions (Chemical)
Description: Used as fertilizer


Name: Mikulčice ritual site (archaeological site)
Description: a ritual site where Great Moravians performed sacrifices


Name: tektites within the Australasian strewn field (Tektite Type)
Description: -


Name: Philosophy (Concept)
Description: Study of the fundamental nature of reality and knowledge


Name: Moravian monarchs (Group of People)
Description: the rulers of Moravia


Name: Blue sailor suits (Fashion/Trend)
Description: popular fashion trend for young boys wearing blue sailor suits


Name: 580 mosques (number)
Description: in the country


Name: months of free-fall (Time Period)
Description: a period of time during which something falls or declines


Name: Avocados (Foodstuff)
Description: a type of fruit


Name: keshi pearl (concept)
Description: a type of pearl without nuclei


Name: Frederic Brancusi (Person)
Description: Romanian sculptor


Name: flowers, birds, animals, instruments, symmetric mandala drawings, objects, lingam, idols (iconography)
Description: various symbols used in Hinduism


Name: Queen Maud Land (continent)
Description: part of Antarctica


Name: valuable commodity (Concept)
Description: An abstract idea or concept that is considered valuable or desirable


Name: Luster, shape, surface, colour and matching (Pearl quality criteria)
Description: -


Name: intended observer (Person)
Description: the person for whom the art is intended


Name: botryoidal crystals (Geological Feature)
Description: hemispherical masses, grows from a central point


Name: Museums (Museum)
Description: Institutions that display Aztec artifacts


Name: Body or Clothes (Physical Objects)
Description: Physical entities that can wear jewellery


Name: Italian Resistance (Organization)
Description: A guerrilla force that fought against the Nazi German occupiers and collaborators


Name: diuranium tricarbide (U2C3) (chemical compound)
Description: prepared by subjecting a heated mixture of UC and UC2 to mechanical stress


Name: Hälleflinta (rock type)
Description: -


Name: carbonate rock (Rock formation)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock that is rich in carbonate minerals


Name: Marijuana and cocaine (Substance)
Description: Illicit substances produced by Colombian cartels


Name: Expressionist architecture (architectural style)
Description: early 20th-century architectural movement


Name: Solid fuel (Fuel)
Description: Lithium aluminium hydride can be used as a solid fuel


Name: commercials and television (Industry)
Description: current importance to the region


Name: Ozone (Gas)
Description: Chemical element O3


Name: Scottish Tradition (Cultural Practice)
Description: Wearing a black feather in your hat to signify an ongoing quarrel with someone


Name: $2,340 (price)
Description: in 1948 (in 1998 United States dollars)


Name: Venus of Hohle Fels (artwork)
Description: prehistoric figurine from Germany


Name: Aghia Photia (Topic)
Description: -


Name: Azure (Heraldic color)
Description: The standard blue used in heraldry


Name: Forest (Land Feature)
Description: area covered by trees


Name: France, Italy, and Tyrol (Region)
Description: -


Name: Chrétien de Troyes (Author)
Description: -


Name: iron rust (Substance)
Description: -


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


Name: 1600 BC (Time/Period)
Description: Ancient Greek time period


Name: birefringence (Geological term)
Description: optical property measurement


Name: absinthe (substance)
Description: Intoxicating drink also known as 'the green fairy'


Name: Applied Mathematics (Field of Study)
Description: The field of study that the University of Abomey-Calavi has expertise in.


Name: Featherwork creators (Occupation)
Description: People who created feather objects


Name: China (Country)
Description: the country that produces the largest amount of zinc in the world


Name: Pōmare III (Person)
Description: Tahitian monarch


Name: color blood red (concept)
Description: -


Name: liquid water (geological material)
Description: hot, melted rock or dissolved minerals


Name: sufficiently complex organisms (Concept)
Description: Organisms that are complex enough to have a significant impact on their environment.


Name: Large Hadron Collider (LHC) (instrument)
Description: a powerful particle accelerator that smashes protons together to study subatomic particles


Name: Evangelical Christianity (religion)
Description: a Christian denomination


Name: haute cuisine restaurants (type of restaurant)
Description: nearly one thousand in the world


Name: Coke (Substance)
Description: a type of carbon-based reducing agent


Name: A mirror, also known as a looking glass (Object)
Description: An object that reflects an image


Name: Coal (Energy Source)
Description: energy generated from fossil fuels


Name: Golzinne (Location)
Description: A hamlet in Belgium


Name: biological anthropology (Field of study)
Description: branch of anthropology focused on the study of human biology and evolution


Name: Lost Provinces of North Carolina (Concept)
Description: A term used to describe certain counties in North Carolina that were isolated by mountainous terrain


Name: Employers (Organization)
Description: Businesses that employ people in the Netherlands


Name: Amaterasu (Deity)
Description: Japanese Sun goddess


Name: colored coinage (currency)
Description: coins with a color finish or design


Name: Norwegian–Swedish War (War)
Description: a conflict between Norway and Sweden


Name: High cross reliefs of Christian Great Britain (Artistic style)
Description: A style of art that involves relief sculptures on high crosses


Name: yttrium (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Y and atomic number 39.


Name: imperial expedition (Event)
Description: -


Name: impact of a giant meteorite (geological event)
Description: the impact that created the Moldavite


Name: Rebel leaders (Group)
Description: Leaders of opposition groups in the Ivory Coast


Name: autosomal DNA (human genetic material)
Description: non-parentally inherited genetic traits


Name: sea and mountain breezes (natural phenomenon)
Description: effect on temperatures


Name: traditional goldsmithing and jewelry making (Concept)
Description: The art and craft of creating adornments from metal, combining traditional techniques with modern designs


Name: United States Environmental Protection Agency (organization)
Description: a government agency responsible for environmental protection


Name: Argyle Mine (Location)
Description: A diamond mine located in Kimberley, Western Australia.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe


Name: Green light (Traffic signal)
Description: a traffic signal indicating that a driver may proceed


Name: Norwegian parliament (governmental body)
Description: the legislative assembly of Norway


Name: Italian national government (Organization)
Description: Government of Italy


Name: 92,946 kilometres of road network (distance)
Description: length of Norway's road network


Name: Biwa Pearl Mussel x Hyriopsis cumingi hybrid (organism)
Description: hybrid mussel used in pearl farming


Name: antiquity (historical period)
Description: ancient times


Name: Lausanne (city)
Description: A city located in what is now modern-day Switzerland, in the canton of Vaud.


Name: Organocopper compounds (Chemical Compounds)
Description: Compounds containing a carbon-copper bond


Name: Polish nobility (social_class)
Description: upper class in Poland


Name: implants (medical device)
Description: a medical device used to replace or support body parts


Name: Mainz (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Platanus genus (Genus of trees)
Description: A group of similar tree species.


Name: Java and Sumatra islands (Islands)
Description: Geographical features


Name: Asian markets (Market)
Description: -


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The world's third-largest country by total area behind Russia and Canada.


Name: Galileo Palla (Person)
Description: anarchist who remarked on the anarchist nature of Carrara


Name: plum (fruit)
Description: another type of fruit


Name: apatite (Gemstone)
Description: a type of mineral


Name: Code of Personal Status (Law)
Description: A law regulating personal matters in Tunisia.


Name: French Sudan (location)
Description: the former name of Mali


Name: Soapstone obelisk with metal studs (Artifact)
Description: a type of monument created from soapstone and metal


Name: sedimentary beds of algal origin (process)
Description: -


Name: Guinean forest–savanna mosaic (Ecoregion)
Description: A type of forest-savanna ecosystem.


Name: change (concept)
Description: the process of becoming different or undergoing development


Name: specific gravity (physical property)
Description: the ratio of the density of a substance to the density of water


Name: 24 hours a day (timeframe)
Description: -


Name: higher education (Social Service)
Description: Attendance to institutions of higher education is required.


Name: mollusk pearl (Mollusk pearl (biological object))
Description: a pearl produced by a mollusk, which may or may not have luster or iridescence


Name: Taring Padi underground community (Group)
Description: a group of people who create art together


Name: introduced species and human activities (activity)
Description: human actions that impact the environment


Name: United States (country)
Description: the country that Australia joined forces with in the Afghanistan War and Iraq War


Name: Roman era cart tracks on Julier Pass and Septimer Pass (transport infrastructure)
Description: ancient roads built for cart use


Name: Anonymous and Simon of Kéza (Historical writers)
Description: Chroniclers of the early history of Hungary


Name: an individual to perceive a smaller gamut of colors (Effect)
Description: -


Name: Alyattes of Lydia (Person)
Description: -


Name: Monoprinting (printmaking technique)
Description: a form of printmaking that uses a matrix


Name: Figure Painting (art style)
Description: work of art in any of the painting media


Name: Chalk (mineral substance)
Description: Type of limestone made of calcite or calcium carbonate


Name: Women painters (Group of People)
Description: Female artists who create paintings


Name: Mobile foragers (Group)
Description: hunted and gathered their food during the Late Glacial Maximum


Name: Poland's Bełchatów plant (Industrial facility)
Description: -


Name: hardstone carving (art form)
Description: -


Name: land route of the Silk Road (trade route)
Description: -


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country in Africa


Name: elements of chine colle, collage, or painted areas (techniques)
Description: methods used to create prints


Name: Proto-Germanic Adjective (Language Term)
Description: A term from the Proto-Germanic language


Name: Cape Colony (Colony)
Description: A British colony in South Africa.


Name: Balto-Slavic (stage of language evolution)
Description: a stage in the development of Proto-Slavic


Name: Crystallization is the process of forming a crystalline structure from a fluid or from materials dissolved in a fluid (process)
Description: formation of crystals from fluids or dissolved substances


Name: GHG emissions (emission)
Description: Greenhouse gas emissions from Switzerland


Name: 3.2 Å (value of interatomic distance)
Description: the value of the interatomic distance for SnTe


Name: The States (Colloquialism)
Description: Informal shortening of the name 'United States'


Name: Harlem River Drive (Road)
Description: Highway that passes through the southeast side of Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Drying Process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: -


Name: Islamic architecture (Style)
Description: Architectural style characterized by geometric patterns and use of arches, domes, and minarets


Name: Mylonite (Geological term)
Description: A type of rock formed by plastic deformation.


Name: Organization of American States (organization)
Description: -


Name: Euler's Polyhedron Formula (mathematical equation)
Description: a formula relating the number of vertices, edges, and faces of a polyhedron


Name: acid (chemical reaction product)
Description: a corrosive substance


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: Turkish empire


Name: Prussian blue formation (chemical reaction product)
Description: formation of Prussian blue


Name: Euclid (Mathematician)
Description: Ancient Greek mathematician who wrote 'Elements', a famous mathematics textbook.


Name: increasing number of collectors (group)
Description: Collection enthusiasts


Name: Etruscan vase paintings (artistic medium)
Description: vases decorated with paint


Name: 2019 CCPI (report or ranking)
Description: Climate Change Performance Index of 2019


Name: Austrian schilling (currency)
Description: Official currency of Austria from 1925 to 1947


Name: Våmhus (location)
Description: a locality in Mora Municipality, Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: Early medalists (Group)
Description: The first people to make medals


Name: Line drawing (Artistic technique)
Description: A method of creating art using lines.


Name: Trophimus and Dorymedon (Person)
Description: -


Name: Red costumes (Fashion)
Description: Costumes that are colored red


Name: Sultan Ahmed Mosque (building)
Description: -


Name: La(acac)3(H2O)2 (compound)
Description: A compound with the formula La(acac)3(H2O)2, where acac is an acetylacetone ligand.


Name: Samuel Mayart (person)
Description: judge and political theorist


Name: Muslims (Group)
Description: Religious minority in Castile and Aragon


Name: education budget and taxes (Financial Resources)
Description: 25% of state budget, 18% of federal and municipal taxes for education.


Name: Brazil's economy (economy)
Description: mixed market economy in Brazil


Name: Air India (airline)
Description: Indian airline providing flights in and out of Afghanistan


Name: members (people)
Description: 200 members elected under a system of proportional representation


Name: Gianlorenzo Bernini (artist)
Description: an Italian artist and architect from the Renaissance period


Name: National Diet (institution)
Description: Japan's legislative organ


Name: Belgian commission (Organization)
Description: A commission established by the Belgian state to investigate the population of the Congo Free State


Name: Crown prince (historical figure)
Description: heir to the throne


Name: Prince Stanisław Poniatowski (person)
Description: A Polish prince and collector.


Name: Red Giants or Interstellar Dust and Gas Clouds (Astronomical Phenomena)
Description: -


Name: Terracotta (Type of object)
Description: A type of earthenware, a clay-based unglazed or glazed ceramic


Name: 150 °C (300 °F) (Temperature)
Description: Degree Celsius, degree Fahrenheit


Name: alumine/alumina (chemical compound)
Description: a type of aluminum oxide


Name: Salassi (ethnic group)
Description: Ancient culture that inhabited the region before Roman conquest


Name: Sui dynasty (historical period)
Description: dynasty in Chinese history


Name: tungsten (chemistry)
Description: a chemical element


Name: Mirrors (Concept)
Description: A device that reflects an image to the observer.


Name: Jade Trade in Myanmar (Industry)
Description: an industry related to Jade


Name: Saffron-coloured robes (Colourful Robes)
Description: Robes dyed with saffron, a vibrant yellow-orange colour.


Name: Urinary tract (Anatomy)
Description: System of organs that filters waste and excess fluids from the blood


Name: Roman Catholic Church (Religion)
Description: a Christian denomination


Name: Brick Gothic (architectural style)
Description: distinctive medieval style


Name: Khotan and Lantian (Geographic location)
Description: places in western China known for jade deposits


Name: State (Organization)
Description: The government of a country


Name: Orkhon inscriptions (Historical Document)
Description: Ancient inscriptions from the Orkhon Valley


Name: metaclasses (conceptual framework)
Description: implemented in OWL2 through punning


Name: Yule Marble base (Marble Base)
Description: the bottom layer of the marble


Name: state government (institution)
Description: local authorities (counties, cities and similar administrations)


Name: Diamond solitaire earrings (product)
Description: -


Name: Male urine (Body fluid)
Description: The liquid waste produced by males


Name: Geology applied to mining; a first book of general geology and metallology (Book)
Description: A first book on geology and metallology


Name: the current Sun (cosmological feature)
Description: the fifth sun in Aztec mythology


Name: Voyager program (Space Program)
Description: NASA's deep space exploration mission


Name: radiometric dating (dating method)
Description: a technique used to determine the age of rocks


Name: Constitution of the Fifth Republic (Constitution)
Description: the supreme law of France


Name: Charles Heycock (Person)
Description: chemist at Cambridge University


Name: Anatolia (Geographic Region)
Description: Region in Asia Minor


Name: Ashford Black Marble and other minerals (Minerals)
Description: Materials used to create the diagram of Ecton Hill


Name: United States Navy (organization)
Description: navy of the United States


Name: engraved gems as signet rings and other kinds of seal (object type)
Description: types of jewelry or seals


Name: sun origin (concept)
Description: a concept describing the source of the popular Western epithet 'Land of the Rising Sun'


Name: Infant Mortality Rate in Morocco (present day) (Statistic)
Description: The number of infant deaths per 1,000 live births in Morocco.


Name: purple fabric (product)
Description: articles of clothing colored with Tyrian purple or purple gromwell


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: Japanese state


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (Scientist)
Description: A scientist who mentioned beryl and emerald in his encyclopedia


Name: Aluminium (chemical element)
Description: a chemical element


Name: sewage (material)
Description: water that has been contaminated with waste products


Name: Andalusian classical music (Musical genre)
Description: -


Name: 2013 and 2014 (Time period)
Description: Two consecutive years.


Name: Piazzi feature (Geological Feature)
Description: dark spot on the surface of Ceres


Name: Aboriginal peoples (cultural group)
Description: Indigenous Australians with their own cultural traditions


Name: Turkish (Language)
Description: Kipchak-Turkic language spoken in Turkey and parts of Austria


Name: gold in the United States (resource)
Description: the resource of gold in the United States


Name: Georgius Agricola (person)
Description: -


Name: Sintering process (Process)
Description: -


Name: Distance from Viewer's Eye (Physical Quantity)
Description: the distance between the viewer and the diamond


Name: Hyriopsis schlegeli/Hyriopsis cumingi (Mussel hybrid species)
Description: Species used for culturing pearls in Japan's attempted revival and China's production


Name: Red diamond (diamond type)
Description: a diamond which displays red color


Name: Dawn (spacecraft)
Description: space mission to visit either Vesta or Ceres


Name: modern jeweller (person)
Description: -


Name: one HCFC (Chemical Compound)
Description: Man-made chemicals containing hydrogen, chlorine, fluorine, and other elements


Name: Alabama (state)
Description: A state in the United States of America.


Name: oxide layer (chemical compound)
Description: forms like iron rust


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1840


Name: American nuclear reactors (Concept)
Description: Nuclear power plants in the United States


Name: GDP (economic indicator)
Description: -


Name: Viktor LaMer (Person)
Description: A scientist who developed a model for nanoparticle growth.


Name: Japan Akoya keshi (product)
Description: Japanese keshi pearls


Name: artists and indigenous peoples (Group)
Description: -


Name: Fernet Stock (Liquer)
Description: a type of spirit liquor


Name: Hardness (Physical property)
Description: 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale


Name: Zeise's salt (Specific compound)
Description: Example of η2-alkene compound


Name: Men and Women (Group)
Description: Both male and female groups in China during Han Dynasty


Name: Jade (Mineral Species)
Description: a type of ornamental stone


Name: Unit Cell (Crystal Structure)
Description: a small, imaginary box that contains one or more atoms in a specific spatial arrangement


Name: Santorini (geographical location)
Description: Greek island


Name: clay bangles (object)
Description: ornaments worn on wrists


Name: Thirty Years' War (Event)
Description: conflict involving Europe from 1618 to 1648


Name: Computer clip art (Digital tool)
Description: Pre-made digital images used in visual arts and page layout design


Name: Minoan site (location)
Description: An archaeological site associated with the Minoan Civilization


Name: Chemical Society of Japan (Organization)
Description: professional society for chemists in Japan


Name: 400 tons of uranium oxide (quantity)
Description: A quantity of uranium oxide shipped to the US each month.


Name: modern-day Morocco and Libya (Regions)
Description: Geographical regions in North Africa


Name: dust settling (Process)
Description: The process of dust settling on a surface


Name: Capoeira (Martial Art)
Description: Brazilian martial art and dance


Name: shales (rock_type)
Description: sedimentary rocks


Name: Charles Dickens (Person)
Description: English author and social commentator


Name: Bellinzona (city)
Description: largest city in Ticino


Name: Anti-art (art movement)
Description: a label for art that intentionally challenges the established parameters and values of art;


Name: Facoidal gneiss (type of rock)
Description: a specific type of gneiss used for construction


Name: lava flow of 1944 (Event)
Description: a spectacular lava flow that interrupted the north outline of Mount Somma


Name: functional analysis (mathematical discipline)
Description: branch of mathematics concerned with infinite-dimensional vector spaces and linear transformations


Name: Yamato kingdom (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient state in Japan


Name: United States (Country)
Description: a federal republic in North America


Name: incandescent light bulbs (product)
Description: -


Name: FIFA and UEFA (Sport governing body)
Description: A sport governing body that oversees international football


Name: Group 2 elements (Chemical classification)
Description: Group of elements including beryllium


Name: matter (Concept)
Description: Any substance that has mass and takes up space


Name: radioactivity (Concept)
Description: Property of certain elements that emit radiation


Name: Israeli authorities (Organization)
Description: Government of Israel


Name: $10 million USD (amount of money)
Description: an amount of money in the United States dollar currency


Name: Northwestern Peloponnese (Place)
Description: Region in ancient Greece


Name: agmatites (geological concept)
Description: a type of rock formed by the intrusion of magma


Name: Cotonou (City)
Description: the largest city in Benin


Name: Basalt (Rock type)
Description: Magma resulting from pyroxenite melting


Name: ancient Greece (historical civilization)
Description: the ancient Greek culture and society


Name: Neopalatial Cretan sites (Structural Component)
Description: ancient buildings on Crete


Name: Tunisia Campaign (Military Operation)
Description: -


Name: Italian neorealism (film movement)
Description: a film movement that reflected the poor condition of post-war Italy


Name: Red and Blue Colors (Linguistics)
Description: terms for colors in English


Name: Cerveteri (city)
Description: a city in Italy where Etruscan tombs are located


Name: body (physical system)
Description: the human or animal body


Name: Brin process (Process)
Description: chemical method of producing oxygen


Name: Seniors and Primary Degree Holders' Robes (Concept)
Description: Rules for dressing seniors and primary degree holders in the Ming dynasty


Name: sarcophagus (funerary object)
Description: -


Name: Indigenous peoples (Population)
Description: groups of people living in Colombia before Spanish conquest


Name: 18,000 (Number)
Description: The number of Jews living in Antwerp.


Name: Hydraulic systems (Aircraft system)
Description: Provides power for aircraft's hydraulic functions


Name: New Guinea (island)
Description: -


Name: Forging (Process)
Description: shaping metal with a hammer


Name: ammonia and water (chemical compound)
Description: -


Name: coal (mineral substance)
Description: -


Name: Rare-earth elements (Group of elements)
Description: A group of 17 elements with similar properties.


Name: Bishop of Chur (Person)
Description: The bishop whose jurisdiction was abolished by the Three Leagues in 1526.


Name: Soviet–Afghan War (Event)
Description: a conflict between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union


Name: cyanuric chloride (molecular entity)
Description: a toxic compound formed by the trimerization of cyanogen chloride


Name: Roman period (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Americas (Continent)
Description: Continents on Earth


Name: Late Minoan III (period)
Description: A period in the Minoan civilization timeline


Name: Ming dynasty (historical period)
Description: the ruling dynasty from 1368 to 1644 AD


Name: ground-mass (geological component)
Description: small, poorly formed crystals that form in the magma or lava after it has reached the surface


Name: 5,330 (number)
Description: Number of banks in 2015


Name: indigenous political organization (social structure)
Description: The pre-existing system of governance among the Nahua people


Name: Esper Signius Larsen III (Person)
Description: Petrologist


Name: Czochralski process (Process)
Description: a method of manufacturing sapphire crystals


Name: Males with heavily ornamented feathers (Subgroup)
Description: Male peafowl with more iridescent plumage


Name: Zazas (Ethnic Group)
Description: people who speak Zaza as their first language


Name: desiccant for producing dry and air-free solvents (equipment)
Description: various equipment


Name: Schengen Treaty (International Agreement)
Description: -


Name: essential nature (concept)
Description: the innate or intrinsic characteristics of human beings


Name: Sewing needles (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: Transculturation (Concept)
Description: two-way process of cultural exchange between societies


Name: Western Hemisphere (Geographic region)
Description: A geographic region that includes North and South America, and the Caribbean


Name: Swiss political system (system)
Description: a set of rules and institutions that govern Switzerland