Name: Baroque architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style that used free-flowing, exuberant forms and ornamentation


Name: Japanese expedition (Expedition)
Description: The Japanese team launched in 1974 dedicated to the search for meteorites


Name: Interior of Colombia (Location)
Description: The interior regions explored by Nikolaus Federmann in search of El Dorado


Name: aapoak (Kainah for "small, crawling stone") (Name)
Description: A name given to ammolite by the Kainah people


Name: Fourth position in Handball Championship (Sports Competition Result)
Description: The position where Tunisia ranked in the 2005 Handball World Championship


Name: Timur Shah Durrani (Person)
Description: Left the empire unstable due to numerous sons


Name: Pigments (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of pigments, coloring agents or materials for use in paints, plastics, printing inks, and other materials


Name: classical authors (authors)
Description: Authors who repeatedly mentioned the Etruscan language


Name: Supermarket Hams (Food)
Description: Hams made by a different and faster process, commonly found in supermarkets.


Name: inland Cádiz (location within Andalusia)
Description: A region located in the interior of the Cádiz province of Andalusia.


Name: increasing some compressive stresses (physical property)
Description: A measure of the force pushing inward on a material


Name: Alan Watts (Person)
Description: Influential figure on post-war Western Buddhism


Name: Renaissance style (architectural style)
Description: A European architectural and artistic style of the late 14th to the 16th century


Name: by trademark and industrial design applications (Concept)
Description: The application to register a mark or design as a legal intellectual property right


Name: Partial reversal of telomere shortening in bipolar disorder patients (Biological process)
Description: The process that occurs when the partial reversal of telomere shortening takes place in bipolar disorder patients under lithium treatment


Name: Peter Paul Rubens (Artist)
Description: A Flemish artist known for figure painting


Name: Metamorphic rock (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A type of rock that forms from the transformation of existing rock due to metamorphism.


Name: Red Fox Kits' Ears (Anatomical Feature)
Description: The ears of a red fox kit


Name: diversity of plant and animal life (Biodiversity)
Description: The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem


Name: Information science term (Category (subcategory))
Description: A term used to describe or classify information, concepts, or knowledge in the field of information science.


Name: Researchers (Professionals)
Description: Scientists who study geological phenomena.


Name: Graduated talk (Presentation_style)
Description: In which the Buddha lays out a step-by-step training


Name: Apollo 11 landing site (Location)
Description: The location where Apollo 11 Lunar Module Eagle landed


Name: Mixtec polities (Political entity)
Description: Mixtec city-states or political entities


Name: UEFA European Football Championship (Sporting event)
Description: A quadrennial international football tournament contested by the senior men's national teams of the member associations of UEFA.


Name: Quachtli (Currency)
Description: Standardized lengths of cotton cloth used for larger purchases in Aztec marketplaces.


Name: Cultura animi (Roman concept) (Historical Concept)
Description: Ancient Roman concept used by Cicero, meaning cultivation of the soul


Name: Chlorine (Cl2) (chemical compound)
Description: A chemical compound composed of one chlorine atom bonded to two chlorine atoms.


Name: Shin-hanga (Art movement)
Description: An art movement that fused traditional ukiyo-e with Western painting techniques.


Name: 950 degrees Celsius and 4.5 gigapascals (Temperature and Pressure Range)
Description: A range of high temperature and pressure conditions


Name: Peter Berridge (Person)
Description: A person who curated Ipswich Museum after its merger with that of Colchester Borough Council


Name: World Trade Organization (WTO) (International Organization)
Description: An international organization that deals with the global rules of trade between nations.


Name: Italian Air Force (Military Force)
Description: The air forces of Italy


Name: Legendary Artifacts and Items with Dark Properties (Classification)
Description: Objects with extraordinary powers or significant historical importance.


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A substance used in the radiolysis method for forming nanoparticles


Name: Sikhs (Italy) (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the minority groups in Italy.


Name: Torc (Artifact)
Description: A large rigid or stiff neck ring in metal, made either as a single piece or from strands twisted together.


Name: Lignite (Fossil fuel)
Description: A brownish-black sedimentary rock formed from naturally compressed peat and other organic materials


Name: Density (Physical Property)
Description: The actual measured density is from 6.1 to 6.6 g/cm3, the calculated one is 6.76 g/cm3.


Name: World (Geographic Region)
Description: The planet Earth and all its landmasses and bodies of water


Name: Red Color of Bullfighter's Cape (Color)
Description: The red color associated with the cape of a bullfighter.


Name: Cathedral of Malaga and Guadix (Building)
Description: Two cathedrals in Malaga and Guadix, Spain


Name: Scandinavia (Region)
Description: A region in Northern Europe


Name: Shaktism (Hindu current)
Description: A modern Hindu current based on the primary deity Devi


Name: Hiranyagarbha or Hiranyanda (Mythological Concept)
Description: A metaphor of the sun, whose light rises from the primordial waters in Vedic Hindu belief.


Name: Vietnam-Australia Free Trade Agreement (VAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Vietnam. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: Human sacrifice as a deterrent against rebellion (Action)
Description: The use of human sacrifice as a deterrent against rebellion by the Aztec state.


Name: Newspapers and Books (Media)
Description: Published periodicals that inform, educate, entertain, or persuade readers.


Name: Solar System (Dwarf planet system)
Description: The Solar System is the star system of which the Earth is a part.


Name: Folk music resembling Catalonia's (Music_genre)
Description: strongly resembles that of Catalonia


Name: Bana Cathedral (Religious Building)
Description: A medieval cathedral


Name: stew (Stew)
Description: A slow-simmered dish with various ingredients


Name: 6Li (Nuclide)
Description: Isotope of Lithium that also absorbs thermal neutrons


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: an Southeast Asian nation


Name: BP and Shell (Company)
Description: Two of the six major oil and gas companies in the world


Name: Lithium (addressing environmental concerns) (Resource Environmental Impact Addressing Concerns)
Description: Analysis of the environmental impact of lithium production addresses concerns related to water usage, land degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions


Name: Plants (Life Form)
Description: multicellular eukaryotes of the kingdom Plantae


Name: Fibrous Texture (Geological Feature)
Description: A feature that describes the arrangement of minerals or rocks in a long, thread-like pattern.


Name: Ernestine Mills (Person)
Description: A jewellery designer who created a bespoke piece of suffragette jewellery


Name: eight languages (Quantifier)
Description: The number of languages the publication was issued in


Name: Germania (Historical region)
Description: An area east of the Rhine, from which the word Germany derives


Name: Impermanence and Not-Self Nature of Dharmas (Buddhist Concepts)
Description: Concepts related to the impermanent and not-self nature of phenomena


Name: Princess 144 cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A modified brilliant cut with 144 facets and 8-fold symmetry


Name: Candles (Device)
Description: A device used for lighting and producing heat and occasionally fragrance through combustion


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Former Soviet Union country where reforms were introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev


Name: Central Africa (geographical_region)
Description: Region where the main distinguishing characteristics of sculptures include heart-shaped faces that are curved inward and display patterns of circles and dots


Name: Great Flood (Geological Event)
Description: A catastrophic flooding of an area


Name: Han dynasty (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history


Name: Two small groups of achondrites (Type of meteorite)
Description: Special groups of achondrites, younger and not from the asteroid belt


Name: N.C. Wyeth and Howard Pyle (Artist)
Description: Notable illustrators of the Brandywine School


Name: Orange Robes (Artifact)
Description: The robes worn by city monks in Buddhism


Name: Neoclassical Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The architectural style used in America's early public buildings


Name: Classical and Medieval Lapidary (Book of gems)
Description: Lyngurium was included in classical and 'almost every medieval lapidary'.


Name: Russian Civil War and collectivisation, the Great Purge (Historical Event)
Description: a series of military, political, and social upheavals in Russia after the fall of the Russian Provisional Government and before the rise of Joseph Stalin


Name: Lowell Mill Girls (Occupational group)
Description: Girls who worked in the Lowell mills


Name: Jews (Religious Group)
Description: People practicing Judaism


Name: Hispaniola (two-thirds of) (Geographical Location)
Description: Two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola that Spain lost control over


Name: Conflict minerals law (Legislation)
Description: A legislation aimed at reducing incentives for armed groups to extract and fight over conflict minerals.


Name: Seville (City)
Description: The capital city of Andalusia


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded in India in the 6th century BCE


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


Name: Point-contact microwave detector rectifiers made of lead sulfide (Artifact)
Description: A type of rectifier using point contact and made of lead sulfide.


Name: highest rate (QualitativeValue)
Description: The level at which Australia ranks in terms of skin cancer incidence


Name: [Craft Artists, Illustrators] (Occupation)
Description: Artists employed by pottery manufacturers and book publishers


Name: Sahrawi refugees (Refugees)
Description: Refugees from Western Sahara


Name: Historians (Profession)
Description: People who study, interpret, and explain the past.


Name: United Nations observers (Organization)
Description: UN personnel observing the elections


Name: World (Geographical location)
Description: The Earth's surface excluding its inner and outer space


Name: Tindouf (Location)
Description: A city in Algeria serving as the administrative headquarters for the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic


Name: 9,930,478 (Number)
Description: The number of people living in Brazil during the first census


Name: Boris Davydov (Person)
Description: Scientist who developed a theory of the copper-oxide rectifier by 1938


Name: Rocks of unknown protolith but known modal composition (Special classification)
Description: A special classification used for rocks where only the mineral composition is known


Name: The United States Coast Guard (USCG) (Government Agency)
Description: An armed force specializing in maritime law enforcement, search and rescue.


Name: Advances in gem synthesis (Technology)
Description: The development and production of synthetic gemstones


Name: Hydrothermal Growth (Gem Synthesis Method)
Description: A method of creating synthetic gemstones


Name: Clay, Silt, Sand, Gravel, Cobbles and Boulders (Types of Sediment or Clastic Sedimentary Rock)
Description: Different sizes of sediments or clastic sedimentary rocks


Name: extra test in French (Test)
Description: Additional test that students must pass at the Secondary education final exam


Name: Inclusions (Defect)
Description: Small internal imperfections in gemstones that can affect their quality and value


Name: Punicalagins (Compound)
Description: A type of polyphenol found in pomegranates


Name: Antibiotics (Compound)
Description: These include boromycin and tartrolons.


Name: Local Government Reorganisation in 1974 (Event)
Description: An event that merged the two counties of East and West Suffolk


Name: ancient Egypt around 3250 BC (Location and Time)
Description: A specific region and time period


Name: Potassium Cobaltinitrite (Compound)
Description: An artist's pigment known as Aureolin or Cobalt Yellow.


Name: Animals (Life form)
Description: Multicellular eukaryotic organisms, characterized by being capable of independent movement


Name: Hydrogen sulfide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A gas produced when aluminium sulfide is hydrolyzed


Name: Mauri, Numidians, Gaetulians (Tribes)
Description: The three great tribes of Berbers in classical antiquity


Name: Россия (Rossiya) (current name of Russia)
Description: Current name of the country in Russian


Name: factories (Industrial facility)
Description: Places where goods are produced


Name: Synthetic Sapphire Production Process (Process)
Description: The method used by Verneuil to produce synthetic sapphire


Name: Wales (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe and part of the United Kingdom.


Name: Imabari Shipbuilding Company (Company)
Description: A Japanese shipbuilder


Name: Impact metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: A type of metamorphism caused by the impact of a celestial body, such as an asteroid or comet.


Name: Amphibious landing (MilitaryOperation)
Description: A military operation that involves ships approaching a land, disembarking troops for the purpose of conducting ground combat


Name: Gods (deity)
Description: Divine beings in Roman religion


Name: Set of all optimal colors (Color)
Description: The set of all optimal colors that form the boundary of the Optimal Color Solid


Name: Claims of 'ancient' Berber traditions that deny historical change romanticize and de-historicize rural Berbers (Concept)
Description: The idea that romanticizing Berber traditions as ancient and unchanged is inaccurate and ignores the influence of history


Name: India (Country)
Description: The world's top diamond-cutting and -polishing center.


Name: Gabbros (Geological Rocks)
Description: Chemically they resemble the gabbros


Name: Fantasy (genre)
Description: A genre of fiction that involves magical and supernatural elements


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: Not suitable for machining ferrous alloys at high speeds


Name: age of the Solar System (age)
Description: The age of the Solar System as determined by the CAIs found in Allende meteorite


Name: Irish Jade Marble (Rare Connemara Marble)
Description: A rare pocket of Connemara Marble found in Galway quarry.


Name: Tuckahoe (Village)
Description: Village located in Westchester County


Name: Iberian Peninsula (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A geographical region located in southwestern Europe


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: a city in the Netherlands


Name: Bodhisattvas, Arhats and Stream-enterers (Buddhist figures)
Description: Individuals who have attained certain stages of enlightenment in Buddhism


Name: Blue John stones (Mineral object)
Description: Stones that are bound using epoxy resin during the processing


Name: Natural Occurrence (Origin)
Description: The method by which particolored sapphires are formed


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Art and Design (Economic Activity)
Description: includes activities such as art and design


Name: US $500 (currency)
Description: Value in US dollars


Name: Byzantine Empire (Empire)
Description: The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the Eastern Roman Empire in its central and eastern provinces during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages.


Name: Etruscan culture (Ancient Culture)
Description: Culture of the Etruscans


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: An island and sovereign country in the southern hemisphere, in the Indo-Pacific region


Name: Isma'ili Shia Muslim Caliphs (Historical Figures)
Description: Leaders of the Ismaili dynasty who ruled from 909 to 1171.


Name: Faced challenges such as economic stagnation and aging population (event)
Description: Japan's ongoing struggles with economic issues and demographic changes


Name: Kasolite (Mineral)
Description: A property of Kasolite's color change when viewed from different directions.


Name: Tsurugi (sword_type)
Description: A straight double-edged blade pre-dating the rise of the Samurai


Name: BSH and BPA (Compound/Carrier)
Description: Examples of boron compounds or carriers used in BNCT treatment


Name: Derby (City)
Description: The largest settlement


Name: Dionysius of Halicarnassus (Ancient Author)
Description: The ancient Greek author who observed that the Greeks might have called the Etruscans by this name


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country whose constitutional history is being discussed


Name: Household appliances (Object)
Description: Used for household appliance coloring


Name: Kloster's Mill (Klosters bruk) (Building)
Description: The owner of Kloster's Mill became half-owner of the prospect together with Clas Westerholm


Name: discovery of copper smelting (Event)
Description: The process of extracting copper from its ores


Name: drilling ornamental beads (Process)
Description: The process of making holes in ornamental beads


Name: Germans (post-1945) (EthnicGroup)
Description: ethnic group of people residing primarily in Germany


Name: Manufacturing Process (Process)
Description: The procedure used to synthesize a diamond


Name: CaCO3 precipitation (Geological Feature)
Description: The process of a mineral separating from a solution to form a solid


Name: International Court of Justice (Institution)
Description: the principal judicial organ of the United Nations


Name: Bursaries (Financial Aid)
Description: Financial aids provided to students


Name: Sistema Ibérico (Iberian System) (Mountain system)
Description: A mountain system in Spain


Name: Terracotta Figurines (Artifact)
Description: Figurines made of terracotta in ancient Greece.


Name: /t/ phoneme (Phoneme)
Description: A sound unit of language


Name: Klingenberg (Village)
Description: A village around the periphery of Spessart


Name: Mesopotamia (Location)
Description: An ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers


Name: larger neighbors (Country)
Description: The countries surrounding Belgium which have historically invaded it


Name: John Martin (Artist)
Description: A person whose name is mentioned but not provided with any specific relationship or context within the text.


Name: Praseodymium (Element)
Description: A hard, lustrous silvery-white metal used chiefly in alloys.


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific tail entity for this relationship


Name: Lime (Material)
Description: A calcium oxide or calcium hydroxide that is used in building, particularly as a binder for aggregates and mortar


Name: Colored Sands (Material)
Description: Uses colored sands as the main art medium.


Name: UV Light (Light Source)
Description: -


Name: Mycenae (Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Greece


Name: [La(acac)3(H2O)2] (Compound)
Description: A compound that decomposes around 500 °C


Name: Heat exchangers (Device)
Description: Devices used to convert liquid oxygen into gaseous form


Name: gallery for special exhibitions (exhibition space)
Description: A gallery for special exhibitions


Name: South America (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Western Hemisphere


Name: Unetice culture (Cultural period)
Description: A cultural period in Central Europe during the early Bronze Age


Name: Indian Supreme Court (Legal Entity)
Description: Highest court in India


Name: Number of cars and goods vehicles in 20XX (Quantity)
Description: The number of cars and goods vehicles in Italy


Name: Treasury of Atreus (tomb)
Description: A famous tholos tomb found in Mycenae


Name: Taliban (Militant_group)
Description: militant group


Name: Benin (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country in Southeastern Europe and Southwestern Asia


Name: Mujahideen (Group)
Description: A militant Islamic opposition group in Afghanistan.


Name: Mining industry (Industry)
Description: The extraction of valuable minerals or other geological materials from the Earth, usually from an underground mine.


Name: Calcium Silicate Hydrates (C-S-H) (Class of Minerals)
Description: A class of minerals that form when Portland cement sets.


Name: George Washington (Person)
Description: First President of the United States


Name: Tesla (Company)
Description: World's most valuable car company


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


Name: Tiny diamonds (< 0.02 carats) (Diamond)
Description: -


Name: Pink Jersey (Sporting Trophy)
Description: A jersey given to the winner of Giro d'Italia


Name: 1974 (year)
Description: The year when Jiang Qing dress was designed


Name: CaAl2O4 (chemical formula)
Description: -


Name: Inflammatory Biomarkers (Biomolecules)
Description: Substances whose concentration in a biological tissue or body fluid indicates inflammation


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical entity)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire during Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages


Name: Thomas Johann Seebeck (Person)
Description: A German physicist who made significant contributions to thermoelectricity.


Name: Pyralspite garnets (Garnet subgroup)
Description: A subgroup of garnets that have Al3+ in the Y position


Name: DNA (molecule)
Description: a long chain of nucleotides carrying genetic instructions in the cell


Name: Metamorphic Rocks (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of rock that is formed by subjecting any other rock to different temperature and pressure conditions than those in which the original rock was formed.


Name: Anthracite (Material)
Description: Is consumed at a rate of 0.02–0.04 kg per each kilogram of produced aluminium.


Name: due to criticism (Event)
Description: An event related to Liu Mingchuan's resignation.


Name: RCRA (Legislation or Rule)
Description: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act


Name: Lasers emitting in the blue region of the spectrum (Technology)
Description: Became widely available to the public in 2010


Name: Unknown (Location)
Description: Nearly one-quarter of highly skilled workers live mostly in Australia and Britain, which is the largest proportion from any developed nation


Name: Surface Water, Groundwater, Soil, and Air (Environmental Resource)
Description: Pollution of environmental resources by toxic waste


Name: Western Roman Empire (Historical entity)
Description: Roman provinces of Belgica and Germania were inhabited by a mix of a Romanized population and Germanic-speaking Franks during the time of the Western Roman Empire's collapse


Name: Agriculture (Activity)
Description: The agricultural sector in the Netherlands


Name: One of the Tang dynasty's ensembles (Clothing combination)
Description: A specific ensemble from the Tang Dynasty


Name: France (country)
Description: Modern nation-state that evolved from West Francia


Name: European Union (Economic Union)
Description: European Union


Name: About one-third of global marine biogenic silica (Environmental factor)
Description: The Southern Ocean produces about one-third of the world's marine biogenic silica


Name: land modification (impact)
Description: Modification of the land around a topaz mine for accessibility to workers


Name: National Gallery (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Alexander I of Russia (Person)
Description: Emperor of Russia from 1801 to 1825


Name: Grits of 8,000, 14,000, 50,000 and even 100,000 (Material)
Description: These grits are used to achieve a polish.


Name: Norwegian literature (Literature)
Description: The literature of Norway


Name: World's Fashion Capitals (Geographical Location)
Description: Cities recognized for their significant influence on global fashion trends.


Name: Ancient history of India (history)
Description: The historical context where the Khanda is associated with.


Name: 6 (Number)
Description: The number of valence electrons in a uranium atom


Name: Byzantine churches, Frankish castles, sandy beaches and scenery (Attraction)
Description: Elements that make the Mani Peninsula attractive to tourists


Name: Organic Synthesis (Process)
Description: -


Name: Regolith (Geological Feature)
Description: The surface material on the moon and other airless celestial bodies


Name: Poaching (Illegal activity)
Description: The illegal activity that poses a significant threat to the black corals.


Name: Athenians (Group of People)
Description: Inhabitants of Athens


Name: Ruin of the structure (Damage)
Description: Sulfate attack leads to the ultimate ruin of the structure.


Name: Mirror (Artifact)
Description: An artifact used for self-examination.


Name: - (-)
Description: The regions do not have sovereignty or the right to secede from Russia


Name: Zircon (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: official purposes (Function)
Description: in a number of contexts such as collecting parcels or registered post, bank identification, and cheques in mainland China and Taiwan


Name: Fossils (Geological Formation)
Description: In black shale and other sedimentary rocks formed under reducing environmental conditions.


Name: 3.52 to 3.57 (Numeric Range)
Description: A numerical range representing the specific gravity of Chloritoid


Name: Subduction (Geological Process)
Description: Process where oceanic crust and lithosphere return to the convecting mantle


Name: Waste Disposal, Energy Recovery (Waste Management, Energy Source)
Description: The disposal of waste and the recovery of energy


Name: bright reds (Color)
Description: Bright red clothing that Queen Elizabeth I of England liked to wear


Name: Precipitation (Climate factor)
Description: The amount of rainfall or snowfall in a given area


Name: Education system of Italy (Education system)
Description: The education system mandatory and free from ages six to sixteen.


Name: Ministry of Youth and Sports in Algeria (Government department)
Description: Department managing sport-related activities


Name: India (Country)
Description: The Republic of India as it emerged after the Partition


Name: Painting and Adhesive Application (Process)
Description: A process where abrasives are used to prepare surfaces for application of paint or adhesives.


Name: Municipalities of Netherlands (Local Government)
Description: The local government divisions within each province in the Netherlands


Name: Senedd (legislature)
Description: The devolved national government and legislature of Wales


Name: Emperor of Japan (Monarch)
Description: The head of the Imperial House of Japan


Name: Females (Gender)
Description: Female gender


Name: Death Penalty (Legal Punishment)
Description: The sentence of death as a punishment for a crime


Name: Olive Oil (Ingredient)
Description: An ingredient often used in Spanish cuisine.


Name: Product Information Management (PIM) (Business Process)
Description: The process of managing all the information required to market and sell products through distribution channels


Name: Persian Language (Language)
Description: The language in which the term Hindu first appeared as a geographical term


Name: Plant Matter Consumed by Red Fox (plant)
Description: -


Name: Natural Pearl (Jewelry)
Description: A pearl formed without human intervention


Name: New Jersey Palisades (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Ridge along the west bank of Hudson River


Name: Maroon and Old Gold (Color Combination)
Description: A combination of Maroon and Old Gold colors.


Name: Nuummite (Metamorphic rock)
Description: The mineral or mineraloid that was formed in Greenland.


Name: Winter, cold, and direction North (Temporal or Spatial Concept)
Description: Symbolized by a black tortoise


Name: the Renaissance (historical period)
Description: period from the 14th to the 17th century


Name: UEFA Cup (Competition)
Description: The UEFA Cup that CSKA Moscow and Zenit Saint Petersburg won in 2005 and 2008 respectively


Name: House of Orange-Nassau (Royal House)
Description: A royal house influential in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries.


Name: New England and Western United States (Region)
Description: Regions that tend to be more secular compared to other regions in the United States.


Name: Supreme Court (Organization)
Description: The highest court in the United States federal judiciary.


Name: Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (Political Entity)
Description: A multi-ethnic state in Europe that existed from 1918 to 1929


Name: The Hymn of the Pearl (literature)
Description: A Gnostic poem featuring a metaphorical journey to find the pearl


Name: Remains of radiolarians (Biological remains)
Description: -


Name: First palaces (Building)
Description: The first palaces built at sites such as Knossos, Phaistos, and Malia during MM IB


Name: 1801 (Year)
Description: The first year of the 19th century


Name: Reflection of Chinese society and values (Symbolic representation)
Description: A representation or manifestation of cultural values, beliefs, and ideas.


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: largest trading partner of the United States


Name: Xinhai Revolution (historical event)
Description: The revolution that overthrew the Qing dynasty in 1911


Name: Tenorite (Mineral)
Description: A copper oxide mineral with the formula CuO.


Name: Ceramics from ancient Mesopotamia (Artifact)
Description: Ceramic pieces from ancient Mesopotamia that show people wearing vivid green costumes


Name: President (Political Position)
Description: Commander-in-chief of the armed forces


Name: North Pacific Ocean (Ocean)
Description: An ocean located between Asia, North America, and the Arctic


Name: Hellenistic and later Roman sculpture (sculpture style)
Description: Artists' preference in Baroque period


Name: Etruscan Tomb Paintings (Subset of Etruscan Art)
Description: Paintings found in Etruscan tombs


Name: Mineral (Class)
Description: A class of naturally occurring substances that have a definite chemical composition and an ordered atomic structure


Name: Nursing (Profession)
Description: A profession that emerged in the 19th century


Name: Bernard Baruch (Businessman)
Description: a financier and political adviser during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Candlepin Bowling (Sport)
Description: A sport essentially confined to New England.


Name: Prague Castle (geographical location)
Description: The castle complex in Prague, Czech Republic


Name: Combination of Spiritus Nitroaereus and Antimony (Chemical Reaction)
Description: Reaction where spiritus nitroaereus combines with antimony


Name: Sea-God (Mythical entity)
Description: A mythical entity who gave the tide jewels to Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto


Name: Google Maps (Product)
Description: A web mapping service and consumer application provided by Google


Name: Suspect Terranes (geological feature)
Description: The regions from which the exotic crustal slices originated.


Name: Constitution of the Republic and Canton of Ticino (constitution)
Description: The current constitution of the canton of Ticino.


Name: Change in grain size and orientation in rock (Geological Process)
Description: A process that occurs during metamorphism, leading to changes in the grain size and orientation of minerals in a rock.


Name: Formality and elegance (association)
Description: The associations made with the color grey


Name: Jean Dubuffet (Person)
Description: Dubuffet focused particularly on art created by insane-asylum inmates


Name: Mexican scholars (person group)
Description: scholars from Mexico


Name: Manchuria (Region)
Description: A region in Northeastern China and Southern Siberia


Name: Jackfruit Tree Heartwood (Plant Part)
Description: Part of the Jackfruit tree used to produce ochre dye


Name: year-round destination (Status)
Description: The current status of Valais as a travel location


Name: Other Western Countries (Country)
Description: A group of countries located in the Western hemisphere


Name: ring stone (Jewelry type)
Description: A specific jewelry type


Name: 1961 (Year)
Description: The tunnel opened in 1961


Name: Dutch Republic (Historical Entity)
Description: Republic that emerged as a leading trading power in the 17th century


Name: Antiquisation policy (Policy)
Description: The policy pursued by the VMRO-DPMNE government in North Macedonia


Name: Montecassiano (Geographical Feature)
Description: A town and comune in the province of Macerata, Italy


Name: Chemical Reaction (Process)
Description: A process of converting one or more substances to one or more different substances, typically in a chemical change


Name: 1.1% by the 13C naturally present (Impurity)
Description: The presence of 13C impurity reduces the thermal conductivity of natural diamonds by 1.1%


Name: 41% of all health care expenses (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of healthcare costs covered by the Dutch healthcare system


Name: Brazil (country)
Description: A country located in South America


Name: Constantinople (later Istanbul) (City)
Description: Formerly the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, later the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Bi and cong discs (Hongshan culture) (Artifacts)
Description: Disc-shaped artifacts from the Hongshan culture


Name: small windows (Product application)
Description: One common use of synthetic sapphire


Name: Angular Measurement (Measurement)
Description: A measurement made in angular units.


Name: Early 1980s (Time period)
Description: The time when it stopped being popular


Name: Lithium-based drugs (Drugs)
Description: Pharmaceutical substances derived from Lithium


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in North-West Europe


Name: Tibet (Geographical Feature)
Description: The region of Tibet


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: religion that originated near the end of the 1st century AD


Name: Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Historical architectural styles found in Belgium


Name: Almoravids and Almohads (Islamic Ruling Sects)
Description: Two Islamic ruling sects that came from North Africa.


Name: names given to art jewelry (Terms for Art Jewelry)
Description: Importance of the names given to differentiate art jewelry from related objects and practices


Name: Extreme inflation (Economic event)
Description: A sudden and large increase in the general price level of goods and services in an economy


Name: Agios Georgios Beach (Skyros) (Beach)
Description: A beach on Skyros called Agios Georgios Beach.


Name: 0.3% (98) (Percentage and Number of People)
Description: Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander population in Kingsbridge as per 2010 US Census


Name: Invincible (Comic book superhero)
Description: A comic book superhero created by Robert Kirkman


Name: Infinite Regress of Reflections (Optical Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon where light bounces between two parallel mirrors infinitely.


Name: Tumbling, cabochon cutting, and faceting (Lapidary arts)
Description: Three broad categories of lapidary arts.


Name: Confucianism (Philosophy)
Description: The behavior of Taiwanese people is influenced by Confucian values, known for their friendliness and politeness


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A naturally occurring radioactive chemical element with the symbol U


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: Mineral that may be found in gneiss.


Name: Visigothic Code of Ervig (law_code)
Description: Legal code of the Visigothic Kingdom


Name: Kinder Scout (Location)
Description: The highest point of the Peak District, England


Name: Roluos temple group, Angkor region (location)
Description: Location where the green-glazed pot shards were found


Name: Blue-banded fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A rare ornamental mineral similar to Blue John


Name: Usage of Radian (Guideline)
Description: Guidelines for the usage of radians in physical quantities.


Name: nucleation of calcite crystals (Geological Feature)
Description: The initiation and growth of new crystals


Name: Terracotta (Material)
Description: A clay-based material fired at a relatively low temperature


Name: Berbers (or Barbers) (Ethnic group)
Description: One of seven principal races in Africa according to Al-Fiḥrist


Name: Grundgesetz (Basic Law) (Constitution)
Description: The German constitution laid out in 1949


Name: High pressures (physical_process)
Description: A process used to make Diamane


Name: 1.44% of total GDP to charity (Donation Percentage)
Description: The percentage of the total GDP donated to charity by Americans in 2016


Name: German Army (Military force)
Description: The ground forces of Nazi Germany during World War II


Name: modern Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Hinduism as it exists today


Name: Inner Spain (Region)
Description: Castile region, known for hot, thick soups and substantial stews.


Name: Commerce and trade (Economic Activity)
Description: The use of these coins for buying and selling goods


Name: Neo-Hinduism (Religious movement)
Description: A modern syncretic religion combining traditional Hinduism with New Age beliefs


Name: the two famous Buddhas of Bamiyan (historical_artifacts, architectural_monuments)
Description: The Taliban destroyed the two famous Buddhas of Bamiyan


Name: Federal Buildings (Building)
Description: Many federal buildings destroyed during the War of 1812 were rebuilt with Tuckahoe marble.


Name: Other hydrohalic acids (Compounds)
Description: Acids containing hydrogen bonded to halogens


Name: Pan and Nymphs (Mythological Figure)
Description: There is a bas-relief dedicated to Pan and the nymphs at the entrance of one of the tunnels


Name: Mount Pentelicus marble (NaturalResource)
Description: High-quality marble from Mount Pentelicus


Name: Black (Color)
Description: Traditional color of cavalry and armoured or mechanized troops


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: Vincent van Gogh used Viridian in his painting Café Terrace at Night.


Name: Akoya Pearl Oysters (Species)
Description: A species of pearl oyster used in pearl culture.


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


Name: Europe and western Asia (Location)
Description: Region where the Gooseberry is indigenous.


Name: Andalusian Health Service (health service)
Description: Public health service of the Andalusia Community


Name: its membership in the European Union, World Trade Organization (WTO), and Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) (Facilitator)
Description: North Macedonia's integration into the global economy is facilitated by its membership in the European Union, World Trade Organization (WTO), and Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA)


Name: Flowers (Item)
Description: A decorative element used during flowers pinning custom in the Song dynasty.


Name: Zen Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A school of Mahayana Buddhism that originated in China during the Tang Dynasty and became prominent in Japan in the Kamakura period.


Name: Japanese tradition of Woodcut printmaking (Tradition)
Description: The traditional method in Japanese cultures for woodcut printmaking


Name: Population Reference Intake (PRI) (Health Concept)
Description: A dietary intake value that represents the daily amount of a nutrient required to meet the needs of nearly all (97-98%) healthy individuals in a life stage and gender group


Name: mechanical cutting (Technology)
Description: Traditional method of engraving, which has proven its strength in terms of economy and quality.


Name: 44 AD (Time Period)
Description: A year during the life of Christ


Name: Tuckahoe village (Location)
Description: A village located in Westchester County, New York


Name: C2 (Compound)
Description: A compound formed in the vapor phase as diatomic carbon.


Name: [World Bank Group] (Organization)
Description: An international financial institution that provides loans to developing countries.


Name: Sense restraint practice (practice)
Description: The Buddhist practice of controlling the senses to weaken sense desires


Name: Pounamu tools (Artifact_Class)
Description: Various functional tools made of Pounamu


Name: Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk (Person)
Description: Austrian economist who made significant contributions to the field


Name: Modern nation-states, industrialization, Enlightenment (Event)
Description: Key developments during the later stages of the early modern period


Name: Oslo (City)
Description: The capital of Norway, Drammen is about 40 kilometers from Oslo


Name: frescos (Decoration)
Description: Ornate paintings found in some Minoan buildings


Name: Hats (Headgear)
Description: Hats worn with Song dynasty court dress


Name: Bronze Tools (Artefact)
Description: Bronze tools discovered in Nyaunggan, Burma


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on a series of islands off the north-west coast of mainland Europe


Name: Zoning or location of their colors, saturation, and contrast of their colors (Desirability criteria)
Description: Criteria used to judge the desirability of particolored sapphires


Name: Russia (1783) (Historical Event)
Description: The event when Russia annexed Crimea.


Name: St. Bartholomew's chapel (Chapel)
Description: A medieval chapel built on the south side of Königssee in Germany.


Name: Germany (country)
Description: the country that proposed Generalplan Ost


Name: Argent (White or Silver) (Color)
Description: The color of the triangle design in the coat of arms: argent, which can be commonly colored white but if made out of metal, then silver is used


Name: Parliament made up entirely of supporters of Talon (parliament)
Description: The parliament after the 2019 election in Benin


Name: James Hall (Person)
Description: Geologist who tested Hutton's hypothesis about pressure and metamorphism


Name: Brille (Word)
Description: The name of glasses in German.


Name: Word 'robot' (Term)
Description: Term for a machine capable of carrying out a complex series of actions automatically


Name: Italy's Law Enforcement System (Governance)
Description: Complex policing system with multiple police forces


Name: Cupronickel (MetalAlloy)
Description: A metal alloy used to make marine hardware and coins.


Name: Traders of southeast Asia (Profession group)
Description: In the past


Name: Bank account fraud (Crime)
Description: Type of fraud that involves bank accounts


Name: Semi-Precious Stones (type of gemstones)
Description: All other gemstones except precious ones


Name: High suicide rate (Social issue)
Description: The number of suicides per 100,000 people


Name: Palace at Pylos (Building)
Description: Best preserved Mycenaean palace


Name: Dr George Birkbeck (Person)
Description: A British scientist, educator and radical reformer


Name: Aztec Culture and Nahuatl Language (Culture)
Description: Aspects of Aztec culture and the Nahuatl language continued to expand during the early colonial period


Name: Tetrahedral Shape (Geometric Shape)
Description: A geometric shape with four corners


Name: Pearl industry (Industry)
Description: Making ongoing attempts to improve culturing technique so that keshi pearls do not occur.


Name: Treaty of Rome (1924) (Treaty)
Description: A treaty signed in 1924


Name: Other Large Eagles (Species)
Description: Representative examples include wedge-tailed eagle, eastern imperial eagle, white-tailed eagle, and Steller's sea eagle


Name: Iron Supplementation (Medical Treatment)
Description: The process of supplementing iron through medication or diet.


Name: Annually (Frequency)
Description: The Romería de El Rocío occurs every year


Name: Innovations in Human Behavior (Innovation)
Description: Innovations that are defined by Cultural Invention.


Name: boron-10 (Isotope)
Description: The isotope that 10Be decays to


Name: Department of the Interior (DOI) (Government agency)
Description: Not specified in provided text


Name: correct (TruthValue)
Description: Possibility of having a correct assessment of the Minoans and their ability to avoid war


Name: Guadalquivir valley (Geographical_subregion)
Description: A valley in Andalusia


Name: Boron (Element)
Description: Believed to play several essential roles in animals, including humans, but the exact physiological role is poorly understood.


Name: Studies in paleoclimatology (Scientific research)
Description: Subfossils can help scientists better understand past climate conditions.


Name: silver thread (Accessory)
Description: A silver thread worn by people in Lakshdweep


Name: Armored vehicles (Product)
Description: Vehicles with increased protection against external threats


Name: Safe storage of hydrogen for use in a hydrogen based engine in cars (Application)
Description: -


Name: pavilion angle (Angle)
Description: A specific angle in a diamond cut.


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


Name: Kivu region (Geographical location)
Description: A region within the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Austrian University System (Education System)
Description: The education system of Austria that offers studies to students who pass the Matura examination


Name: Bulk Metal (Physical State)
Description: Beryllium oxidation progresses along grain boundaries when heated above 500 degrees Celsius.


Name: Foliated rocks (Geological formations)
Description: Rocks with distinctive growth habits that can be foliated


Name: Mariposite/fuchsite (i.e., Cr-muscovite) (Mineral)
Description: A potential mineral found in listwanites.


Name: John, Duke of Berry (Person)
Description: Duke whose portrait might be a seated portrait on a sapphire


Name: Southeast Asia (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in South-Central Asia and Oceania


Name: 24% of the workforce (statistic)
Description: Twenty-four percent of the total workforce.


Name: Gem-grade Diamonds (Commodity)
Description: A type of diamond suitable for use as a gemstone


Name: Sodium monofluorophosphate (Substance)
Description: A substance often found in fluoride toothpastes


Name: Salts and aluminates (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that can be formed along with aluminium hydroxide


Name: The use of swords (Activity)
Description: The activity that uses the material


Name: Punic times (Time period)
Description: An ancient civilization in North Africa and Mediterranean Europe, 1200 BCE – 46 BCE


Name: Chrétien de Troyes, Christine de Pizan, Duke William IX of Aquitaine (Authors)
Description: Famous medieval authors from France


Name: České dráhy (Czech Railways) (Railway company)
Description: The main railway operator in the Czech Republic


Name: Number of bike lanes (Infrastructure)
Description: 1,525 miles (2,454 km) of bike lanes as of 2022


Name: ANZUS security treaty (Treaty)
Description: An agreement between Australia, New Zealand, and the United States for mutual defense


Name: Falun Mine (Mining Site)
Description: A notable copper mine located in the southern part of Dalarna province


Name: Māori cloaks (artifact)
Description: Traditional Māori clothing made from flax fibre and patterned with geometric shapes


Name: Women's clothing styles during Hanfu period (clothing type)
Description: styles of clothing worn by women during the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period in China


Name: [Visual Artists] (Occupation)
Description: Occupations of Visual Artists


Name: Légion d'honneur (Military and civil order)
Description: French military and civil order.


Name: Smallpox epidemic (Event)
Description: Epidemics of viruses brought to the continent


Name: Ion implantation (Process)
Description: A method of introducing ions into a material using high energy


Name: Ancestral figures (artwork)
Description: Portraits or representations of ancestors that were often found in large family tombs during the Roman era.


Name: [Painting, Illustrations, Sculptures] (Product)
Description: Aesthetic works such as paintings, illustrations, sculptures


Name: Silicon Carbide, Garnet, Emery, Corundum (Materials)
Description: Other materials that can be used for cutting softer gemstones


Name: Austria and various territories (Geographical area)
Description: The areas ruled by the Habsburgs


Name: Technological Institute (Higher Education Institution)
Description: A higher education institution founded in 1885


Name: Libyphoenicians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A term used for Berbers acculturated to urban Phoenician culture


Name: Constituent Assembly of Russia (political entity)
Description: The assembly that represented the constituents in Russia and was intended to draft a constitution for the new Russian Republic


Name: Qing administration (Historical Government)
Description: The Qing Dynasty that governed Taiwan from the 17th to the early 20th century


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: Injection of lithium powders is used in fusion reactors to manipulate plasma-material interactions and dissipate energy in the hot thermo-nuclear fusion plasma boundary.


Name: People (Species)
Description: Human beings


Name: Printers (Technology)
Description: A technology that democratized and expanded the making of maps


Name: Frost Wedging (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which ice wedges apart rocks and soil, causing them to crack and break


Name: St. John Nepomucene (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint John of Nepomuk, a Catholic saint and martyr


Name: use of properties applicable only to ordinary instances on classes (Capabilities)
Description: Permits the use of properties applicable only to ordinary instances on classes


Name: The number of people living in poverty in the U.S. (Social Group)
Description: The number of individuals living below the poverty line in the US


Name: Tahitian chiefs (Person)
Description: Leaders of Tahitian communities who were hostile to the Pōmare family and favourable to a French protectorate


Name: United States and Europe (Geographical Location)
Description: Regions where Hyperrealism developed as an independent art movement


Name: Musical, theological, and physical education (Subject of study)
Description: Education in music, theology, and physical education


Name: Itself (Country)
Description: Morocco itself


Name: Pressure hypothesis in metamorphism (Scientific Hypothesis)
Description: The idea that pressure is important in the process of metamorphism


Name: The German language (Languages)
Description: Germanic language mainly spoken in Central Europe


Name: Alexander's tutor Aristotle (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and polymath


Name: 2 (Number)
Description: The order of the covalent double bond in dioxygen


Name: Mursi and Sara people (Africa) (culture)
Description: Cultures that wore lip plates


Name: Panguite (Titanium dioxide mineral)
Description: A hitherto unknown type of titanium dioxide mineral discovered in Allende Meteorite


Name: Cisalpine Republic (Political Entity)
Description: A republic that existed from 1797 to 1814 in the northern part of Italy.


Name: Copper(II) (Chemical Element)
Description: The oxidation state +2 of the element copper


Name: Water (Compound)
Description: A transparent, tasteless, odorless substance that is the main constituent of Earth's lakes, rivers, and oceans.


Name: Baroque pearls (Shape)
Description: Irregular shaped pearls with unique and interesting forms


Name: District Territories in Missouri Public Schools (Geographical Area)
Description: Complex structure of district territories in public schools in Missouri


Name: Kievan Rus' (state)
Description: -


Name: Old Master Prints (Art Form)
Description: Printed artistic images on paper


Name: The Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage (International Treaty)
Description: A treaty aimed at safeguarding intangible cultural heritage, such as oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, festive events, knowledge, and practices concerning nature and the universe.


Name: Levels_(planes) (concept)
Description: The intersection of levels in the Templo Mayor


Name: historic centre of Odesa (heritage site)
Description: The historic center of Odesa added to the UNESCO World Heritage in Danger list


Name: Ekwesh (Ethnic Group)
Description: Group of Sea People mentioned in twelfth century BC Egyptian inscriptions


Name: ornaments derived from Phoenician sites (artifacts)
Description: Artifacts that are derivatives of Phoenician sites


Name: Urban Red Foxes (Animal)
Description: A species of red fox that inhabit urban areas


Name: early Buddhist pilgrimage stupas (Architecture)
Description: An early type of Buddhist monument


Name: Long-distance running (Discipline)
Description: Athletic discipline where Morocco's athletes excel


Name: Asty Films Company (Company)
Description: A film production company founded in Greece in 1914


Name: Chemical Composition of a Ternary System (Quantitative Relationship)
Description: The distribution of the three components in a ternary system.


Name: C-Be bonds (chemical bond)
Description: Bonds between carbon and beryllium atoms


Name: Grainless finish (Finish type)
Description: A finish with no visible scratch marks


Name: Torc (jewellery type)
Description: A collared neck-ring of Celtic origin


Name: Darjeeling tea (Product)
Description: The first geographical indication recognized by Government of India.


Name: Legislation (EC) (Greece) (Legislation Impact)
Description: Greece is affected by legislation proposed by the European Commission.


Name: Cresciano (Place)
Description: A former municipality in Ticino, Switzerland.


Name: Pisoliths (Geological feature)
Description: Concentrically layered particles found in some limestones


Name: Triangular amulets (Amulet)
Description: Traditionally attached to the clothing of babies and young children for protection in Central and West Asia


Name: The Black Spring (Event)
Description: A series of violent disturbances and political demonstrations in 2001


Name: North Carolina (State)
Description: The 12th state to join the United States, located in the Southeastern region of the U.S.


Name: Helvetic Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The first constitutional government of the Swiss Confederation


Name: Matte copper (Material)
Description: Unrefined, semipure copper produced by smelting copper ores.


Name: Various corsair states (Political entity)
Description: The Barbary pirates operated under various corsair states during their activity.


Name: Reporters Without Borders (Organization)
Description: An international non-governmental organization that advocates for freedom of the press and defends the global community of journalists


Name: Etruscan and Greek jewellery (Historical artifacts)
Description: Jewellery from the Etruscan and Greek civilizations


Name: Various Industries (Classification)
Description: Industries that use aluminum, such as aerospace, automotive, construction, etc.


Name: star-created carbon (Isotope)
Description: Carbon produced in stars


Name: 1857 paper (Scientific Paper)
Description: The 1857 paper where the issue was first addressed


Name: Steel Case Hardening (Process)
Description: The process in which carbon powder is used


Name: Miriam E. Rocah (Politician)
Description: The district attorney of Westchester County


Name: Round brilliant cut (De facto standard cut)
Description: The most common diamond cut shape, whose foothold has been loosened by the increasing popularity of mixed cuts


Name: Elements in the Earth's crust (Geological phenomena)
Description: The elements found in significant quantities in the Earth's crust, with uranium being the 48th most abundant.


Name: Extremadura and Castilla-La Mancha (Location)
Description: Autonomous communities of Peninsular Spain.


Name: Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine (Library)
Description: The main academic library and scientific information center in Ukraine


Name: Elemental boron (Chemical Element)
Description: Pure boron without any other element as a contaminant.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: The South Asian country located in Central Asia and South Central Asia


Name: Many religious Hindus (Group or Community)
Description: Followers of Hinduism who implicitly acknowledge the authority of the Vedas


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


Name: Aragonite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral similar to calcite, but with a different crystal structure. Found in sedimentary rocks, such as limestone and pearls.


Name: Early Germanic Cultures (culture)
Description: Cultures of early Germany


Name: Dunedin (city)
Description: City in New Zealand that is recognized as a UNESCO City of Literature


Name: 99.1% of Algerians (Quantity)
Description: Ninety-nine point one percent of Algerians


Name: Mars (Planet) (CelestialBody)
Description: The planet named after Mars the god because of its red color


Name: Heaven (Abstract Concept)
Description: In many religions, the highest level of the universe where deities reside.


Name: Condor agate (Mineral variety)
Description: One of the forms of tube agate resembling a condor's head


Name: 2002 engagement between Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez (Event)
Description: An event that occurred in 2002, where Ben Affleck proposed to Jennifer Lopez with a pink diamond ring


Name: Lighter flints (Tool)
Description: A tool used to create sparks for ignition.


Name: ROC (Republic of China) (government entity)
Description: The government entity disputing the Senkaku Islands with PRC


Name: Substrate for biogenic sedimentation (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed, primarily caused by organisms


Name: Defensive Structures (historical structure)
Description: Some ancient monuments which served as defensive structures


Name: New South Federal Savings Bank (Company)
Description: A bank based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Saint Petersburg (City)
Description: The second-largest city in Russia and the cultural center of the country.


Name: Hydrated Uranium Oxide Hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A compound formed when a uranium(VI) solution is increased in pH


Name: Four C's (Grading System)
Description: The Four C's (Cut, Clarity, Color, Carat weight) are used to grade rubies


Name: Meteoric iron (Material)
Description: Dagger made of meteoric iron found in Tutankhamun's tomb


Name: Ancient humans (Species)
Description: Humans living in Germany at least 600,000 years ago


Name: Infinite Loop (Computing concept)
Description: Loop whose exit condition is never satisfied, thus executing indefinitely


Name: 2040 (Year)
Description: A year in the 21st century


Name: Classic autumn leaf color (Color)
Description: Brown, red, yellow, or orange leaves during autumn


Name: African Sculpture (Art Movement)
Description: A period of artistic development in African history, characterized by a variety of styles and materials.


Name: the ability of the colonies to recover using the resources of the empire (potential event)
Description: A potential situation where the colonies could recover using the resources of the empire.


Name: Standard Sizes (Measurement)
Description: Predefined measurements for dishes according to their function and manufacturer.


Name: Gentlemen (Gender)
Description: men or males


Name: Presidential system (political system)
Description: A political system where the executive is separate from the legislative body


Name: 71st State Assembly district (Political district)
Description: Assembly district in New York represented by Democrat Al Taylor


Name: Amtrak Crescent (Train)
Description: A daily passenger train operated by Amtrak between New York and New Orleans with station stops in Alabama.


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


Name: Evaporites (Geological formation class)
Description: Rocks formed by the accumulation of salts deposited from evaporation


Name: Vardar Macedonia (region)
Description: A region in the southeastern part of Europe, now known as North Macedonia


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: Africa's largest producer of sapphires (as of 2007)


Name: 300,000 active personnel (Number)
Description: Number of active military personnel in Ukraine after reduction


Name: Rural areas (Geographical location)
Description: Areas predominantly featuring small farms and traditional culture


Name: State power (Political structure)
Description: Three entities: parliament, cabinet, and supreme court


Name: Tifayifu policy (Policy)
Description: A historical Chinese policy aimed at suppressing the Han ethnicity.


Name: Subtype of Semiconductor (Classification)
Description: A more specific category within the broader classification of semiconductors.


Name: Spuyten Duyvil Creek (NaturalFeature)
Description: A creek that was crossed by the King's Bridge


Name: fluorescence microscopy (Microscopy Technique)
Description: A type of fluorescence microscope that uses excitation light to generate fluorescent images of samples, often used in biology and materials science


Name: T12 to L3 (Anatomical Location)
Description: A range of vertebrae in the human spinal column where the left kidney is approximately located.


Name: 1960 European Nations' Cup (Football tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: Cuestas (Geographical Feature)
Description: Outer ridges in the Black Hills


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


Name: Structural clay tiles (clay blocks) (Building material)
Description: Clay or terracotta blocks with holes


Name: Zeno of Elea (Philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher who did not advance any views concerning the infinite


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The Russian Federation is a transcontinental country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Chinese cuisine and gastronomy (Cuisine Gastronomy)
Description: The traditional and modern expressions of Chinese culinary art, regional specialties, and food culture, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and global influence.


Name: Indigo (Dye or colorant)
Description: A dyestuff obtained from the leaves of the plant Indigofera tinctoria, used to produce blue dyes


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


Name: Tobermory (Location)
Description: A village on the Isle of Mull


Name: Hindutva Movement (Social Movement)
Description: A political ideology in India that emphasizes unity among Hindus and regards India as a Hindu nation since ancient times.


Name: Illyrian culture (Culture)
Description: One of the cultures where torcs were found from around the 8th century BC to the 3rd century AD.


Name: Tsavorite (Variety of Mineral)
Description: A rich green variety of grossular discovered in the 1960s


Name: Zn2Cl2 (Compound)
Description: A zinc compound with a +1 oxidation state, formed above 285 °C in combination with zinc chloride.


Name: Mitochondria (Cell organelle)
Description: A part of the cell that produces most of the cell's energy


Name: tighter binding between its atoms (Physical property)
Description: Tighter binding between the atoms of a mineral phase leading to lower internal energy


Name: Accordingly to the Sea-God's instructions (Action based on the Sea-God's instructions)
Description: Actions taken by Hiko-hoho-demi no Mikoto based on the Sea-God's instructions


Name: Long Island Sound (Geographical Feature)
Description: A large inlet of the Atlantic Ocean along the southeastern coast of New York and southern Connecticut


Name: Female teachers and female students from returning to secondary schools (Action)
Description: The new regime's decision about female education


Name: Deng Xiaoping (politician)
Description: A Chinese leader who reprimanded the Cultural Revolution


Name: The establishment of a land-based flora in the Middle Ordovician period, 470 million years ago (Geological Event)
Description: The establishment of land plants that permitted the accumulation of oxygen


Name: Men and Women (Gender)
Description: The two biological sexes


Name: the Eiger Nordwand (north face of the Eiger) (Alpine feature)
Description: The last of the six great north faces of the Alps, climbed in 1938


Name: Karlslunds IF (Sports Club)
Description: A multi-sports club specializing in various sports


Name: four separate parts (Hanfu components)
Description: -


Name: Carolingian dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty that succeeded the Merovingians


Name: 225 BC (temporal entity)
Description: A specific year.


Name: Dalmatian cities (geographical location)
Description: Fortified cities on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia, and Italy


Name: Semiconductors (Material)
Description: Materials with electrical conductivity between that of a conductor and an insulator.


Name: Kyiv, Lviv (City)
Description: Cities that dominate the media sector in Ukraine and have significant media centres


Name: Savoy (Political Entity)
Description: A historical state in western Italy and northwestern France


Name: Several Bollywood film stars (Entertainment Personalities)
Description: Many Bollywood film stars have roots in Afghanistan


Name: Mendeleev's Table of Elements (Classification System in Chemistry)
Description: A well-known, still used, and expanding classification is Mendeleev's Table of Elements


Name: Gold (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79.


Name: Accordion and Concertina Bodies (Musical Instrument)
Description: Types of box-shaped musical instruments


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: a popular sport played in France


Name: Albania (Scotland) (Historical Usage)
Description: Occasionally used as a name for Scotland in English languages


Name: Eastern belt of the emerald region (Geographical area)
Description: The geographical area where these formations are found


Name: being a theoretical form of energy accounting for the accelerated expansion of the universe with a negative pressure and minimal interaction with other forms of matter and radiation (property)
Description: Dark Energy is a theoretical form of energy thought to account for the accelerated expansion of the universe, which has a negative pressure and interacts very weakly with other forms of matter and radiation.


Name: Pope Martin V (Person)
Description: The Pope elected in 1417, whose reign ended the Western Schism


Name: small figures (artifact)
Description: Small statues or figures


Name: Sky (Celestial Body)
Description: A celestial body represented by the bi in later literature.


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: Country where the events described occurred


Name: 10^17 free electrons (Number of free electrons donated)
Description: The number of extra free electrons donated by 0.001% of arsenic in the same volume.


Name: Human Waste (waste)
Description: Waste collected for agricultural use


Name: Women's Work (Aztec) (Activity)
Description: Work performed by women in Aztec society.


Name: multiculturalism (political ideology)
Description: During the process of localization


Name: Délı̨nę people (Ethnic Group)
Description: Indigenous people of the Northwest Territories, Canada


Name: Oxidizing agent (Chemical property)
Description: The function of MnO4- as an oxidizing agent


Name: Bitch, Male dog (Animal)
Description: Examples of terms that can be used when referring to the hypernym of 'Dog'


Name: Voyages of scientific exploration (Expedition)
Description: Maritime expeditions with the aim of scientific discovery


Name: Outokumpu (Company)
Description: Finish company that developed the flash smelting process


Name: Foliated metamorphic rock (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: -


Name: conflict diamonds (Diamond Classification)
Description: Diamonds used as a means to fund conflicts


Name: Utah (State)
Description: The 45th state to join the United States, located in the Western region of the U.S.


Name: Alkylate amines production (Chemical Process)
Description: The process for producing alkylate amines


Name: Alternative design for cubic press (Press Design)
Description: A description of the challenges associated with manufacturing the alternative design for cubic press


Name: kilims (type of tapestry-woven carpets)
Description: Tapestry-woven carpets with designs originating from the region of each Berber tribe


Name: Minoans (Culture)
Description: An ancient Bronze Age civilization that thrived on the island of Crete, Greece.


Name: Danish royal family (Royal family)
Description: The monarchical family ruling Denmark


Name: Granular Material (Material)
Description: A material consisting of grains or small particles that are bound together by interlocking forces


Name: Istvan Horkay, Ralph Goings, Enrique Chagoya (Artist)
Description: Presumably creating digital prints


Name: Alabanda (City)
Description: An ancient city in modern-day Turkey


Name: Red Foxes (Animal species)
Description: A canid native to the Northern Hemisphere


Name: scholar-official elite (social group)
Description: During this period, Manchu style clothing was only required for the scholar-official elite.


Name: Metal Cations (Mx+) (Cation)
Description: Cations to balance charges


Name: Quartz (Mineral)
Description: A silicon dioxide mineral that is abundant in many rocks of the brittle regime of the crust


Name: Artisanal or Hobby work (Activity)
Description: Work undertaken as a pastime, rather than to earn one's living.


Name: more even precipitation across seasons (Climate Feature)
Description: a characteristic of a region's weather, referring to relatively consistent rainfall throughout the year


Name: Rajputana (Geographical region)
Description: Geographical region in northern India, mainly during the 17th century


Name: Ottoman Literature (Literature)
Description: Literature in the Ottoman Empire


Name: Listening to the Buddhist teachings (Buddhist practice)
Description: As an important early practice.


Name: Chronically low serum magnesium levels (Health condition)
Description: Low magnesium levels in the blood over a long period


Name: Ancient_times (Historical_period)
Description: The period when Buddhism was initially an oral tradition


Name: Vipassanā (Wisdom)
Description: Another term which is sometimes equivalent to Prajñā


Name: Vermillion color (Color)
Description: The color of the sacrificial dress


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


Name: Measurement (Quantity)
Description: Around 60 picometers


Name: Behavioral Modernity (Historical Event)
Description: The ability to categorize and represent experiences symbolically, which arose with the evolution of behavioral modernity in humans around 50,000 years ago.


Name: Etruscans (Historical group)
Description: An ancient Italic-speaking people who lived in the area of central Italy, in Etruria


Name: Production of Melanin (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which melanin is produced and injected into hair cells.


Name: poorest countries in Europe (Economic classification)
Description: A classification indicating that Ukraine, despite improvements, is one of the poorest countries economically within Europe.


Name: Abysso-zone (Seabed habitat)
Description: A seabed habitat where many sea urchin genera are found.


Name: Renal tubule (Structure of the nephron)
Description: The part of the nephron that passes from the cortex deep into the medullary pyramids.


Name: from another place but had a disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion, have disclosed their religious affiliation, and are from outside Collonges


Name: First Gold Discovery (United States) (Event)
Description: The first documented discovery of gold in the United States


Name: Duchy of Bohemia (historical state)
Description: Founded in the 9th century


Name: Catalytic converters containing cordierite ceramics (Product)
Description: Catalytic converters made using Cordierite ceramics


Name: International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) (International Organization)
Description: International Criminal Police Organization


Name: Grain Trade (Activity)
Description: A trade involving the buying, selling, and transporting of grains


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: Andesite Lava (Volcanic Material)
Description: Typically has a viscosity of 3.5 × 106 cP (3.5 × 103 Pa⋅s) at 1,200 °C (2,190 °F)


Name: Amir Khan Muttaqi (Person)
Description: Acting minister of foreign affairs in the Taliban government


Name: Plant-based paste (material)
Description: A type of paste made from plants.


Name: Northern Iraq (Location)
Description: A region in Iraq.


Name: Limestone (Geological_rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock composed mostly of calcium carbonate


Name: Aremiti 5 and Aremiti 7 (Ferries)
Description: Two ferries that sail to Moʻorea in about half an hour.


Name: Edward Topsell (Clergyman)
Description: The clergyman who rejected the existence of Lyngurium


Name: Modern lapidary work (Process)
Description: The current method of gem cutting using motorized equipment.


Name: Auguste Verneuil (Person)
Description: French chemist who patented the process of producing synthetic blue sapphire in 1911


Name: Private Meteorite-collecting expeditions (Event)
Description: The events that refer to private expeditions for collecting meteorites.


Name: Music in Russia (Art Form)
Description: A form of artistic expression based on musical notes and rhythms.


Name: Summit of Hymettos (Location)
Description: The highest point of Hymettos


Name: Railroad-grade Pocket Watches (Object)
Description: Pocket watches that meet the General Railroad Timepiece Standards


Name: Education System in Spain (Educational System)
Description: The system of education in Spain


Name: Arsenic (Metal Element)
Description: A metalloid, symbol As, it has properties intermediate between those of metals and non-metals


Name: Special Power and Prestige (Concrete Concept)
Description: Professions are occupations with special power and prestige


Name: Prolonged and Chronic use of Potassium Supplements (Medical Condition)
Description: Long term use of potassium supplements


Name: Literature (Art form)
Description: Literature of the 19th century.


Name: Water-based Crystals (Geological Formation)
Description: Crystals formed from precipitation of fluids, commonly water


Name: Blue (color)
Description: A cool color on the blue side of the spectrum, it evokes feelings of calmness and serenity.


Name: Potassium hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A common alkaline compound used in a variety of applications


Name: Antacids (Medication)
Description: A medication used to neutralize stomach acid and relieve symptoms of indigestion, heartburn, and acid reflux.


Name: Grandee of Spain (Title)
Description: A higher Spanish title


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Designation)
Description: Designation given by UNESCO to significant cultural or natural sites


Name: new port on July 31, 2021 (Event)
Description: The date when Canada Fluorspar Inc. successfully sent the first shipload of ore from the new port


Name: Silicate minerals (Mineral type)
Description: Compounds that include silica tetrahedra in their crystal lattice, accounting for about one-third of all known mineral species and about 95% of the earth's crust.


Name: Tonal marks (Artistic Feature)
Description: Marks that appear as tonal to the eye in steel engravings


Name: Career civil servant at the federal level in Canada (occupation)
Description: A permanent government employee hired through competitive examination in Canada


Name: four books on the origin of craters of the Moon (Literature)
Description: books on the study of lunar craters


Name: Manganese in water (Physical Entity)
Description: The concentration of manganese in water


Name: Lateral Geniculate Nucleus Processing (Process)
Description: Processing that occurs at the level of the lateral geniculate nucleus related to color vision.


Name: Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantine Empire) (Empire)
Description: A historical state that existed from 395 to 1453


Name: High thermal conductivity (Property)
Description: Has high thermal conductivity


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive non-metal in the chalcogen group


Name: Nero (historical figure)
Description: A historical Roman Emperor famous for being the fifth emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty.


Name: [west Pacific and north-west Atlantic] (Geographical Region)
Description: A geographical region encompassing the west Pacific Ocean and the north-west Atlantic Ocean.


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Material)
Description: A type of diamond that is synthetically produced.


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


Name: Impacts on environment (Environmental Impact)
Description: Negative consequences of human activities on the natural environment.


Name: Autovía del Mediterráneo (Road)
Description: First-order road in Andalusia, Spain along the Mediterranean coast


Name: Medici of Florence (Family)
Description: An influential Florentine family during the Italian Renaissance


Name: European aristocracy (by the 1770s) (Social class)
Description: The European aristocracy by the 1770s


Name: U.S. financial industry (Wall Street) (Industry)
Description: the sector of the U.S. economy primarily concerned with investment in capital markets


Name: Torc-style metal necklaces (Artifact)
Description: Similar to torcs but made during the Viking Age.


Name: forming, cutting, and joining (Category of metalworking)
Description: The main divisions of the process of metalworking.


Name: Associations with celebrities and royalty (Marketing Technique)
Description: Strategies used to promote their diamond products.


Name: Mergers and Acquisitions (Financial Transaction)
Description: A strategic corporate action where a business entity acquires another


Name: Approximately 5 and 200 nanometers (Range)
Description: This is the size range of colloidal particles


Name: silver penny (coin)
Description: The standard coin implemented by Charlemagne


Name: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium (Stadium)
Description: The football stadium in Madrid, Spain


Name: Myths about Japanese kanju and manju tide jewels, Indian nyoi-ju (Mythological elements)
Description: Elements combined in the Nihongi chapters


Name: Late 1960s (Time)
Description: Following a lawsuit and court order


Name: Individual Diamond (Natural Resource)
Description: A specific diamond that comes from a conflict area


Name: Tile Mural (Artistic Work)
Description: A wall decoration made from tiles, which can range from simple designs to complex mosaics.


Name: Metamorphic facies (Geological feature)
Description: A set of rock assemblages that indicate the conditions under which metamorphism occurred.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Federation consisting of 16 Länder


Name: Petroleum (Geological material)
Description: Liquid hydrocarbons, a flammable mixture of various hydrocarbon compounds


Name: Millefiori beads (Type of bead)
Description: Beads made by fusing many small glass canes together into a multicolored pattern.


Name: True albino peafowl (Hypothetical color variation in Peafowl)
Description: Peafowl with a complete lack of melanin, resulting in irises that look red or pink


Name: Ipswich's industrial prosperity (economy)
Description: Prosperity of the town of Ipswich


Name: Art Movement: Modernism (art movement)
Description: Art movement characterized by a break with tradition, experimentation, and rejection of ornament


Name: Extreme temperatures (Weather)
Description: Temperatures can range from 118°F (48°C) to -40°F (-40°C)


Name: Sederholm (Person)
Description: Considered migmatites to be a type of rock


Name: Norwegian Constitutional Assembly (GovernmentalBody)
Description: The first permanent parliament of Norway, established in 1814


Name: Main-Spessart-Bahn (TransportationInfrastructure)
Description: Railway line in the Spessart area


Name: Quarries (Place)
Description: Location where the Two Kouroi of Flerio were found


Name: Idris ibn Abdallah (Person)
Description: The founder of the Idrisid dynasty and the great-grandson of Hasan ibn Ali


Name: Microplasma Process (Chemical Process)
Description: A method of producing nanodiamonds under near-ambient conditions


Name: London (1924) (Location)
Description: City where the Buddhist Society was established


Name: White Australia policy (Policy)
Description: An immigration policy that aimed to prevent non-white people from immigrating to Australia.


Name: Baksan River (River)
Description: Another river in Kabardino-Balkaria, Russia


Name: Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Method)
Description: A method used in chemical sensing that relies on complex formation and quenching


Name: Afghan Jewish Community (Historical Religious Group)
Description: Former small Jewish community in Afghanistan.


Name: China's total fertility rate (Statistic)
Description: The average number of children born per woman in China


Name: Belo Horizonte (City)
Description: The capital city of the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Definitions (Set of ideas or guidelines)
Description: A formal statement of the rules governing a particular activity or discipline.


Name: Rock (partially melted) (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock that undergoes partial melting during metamorphism.


Name: Red diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Red diamonds if traced back to this mine


Name: Czech Republic's Parliament (Political Entity)
Description: The bicameral legislative body of the Czech Republic.


Name: A parure (type of jewellery)
Description: A set of matching jewellery to be used together which first became popular in 17th-century Europe


Name: Seal-carving (Art Form)
Description: The art form of carving seals.


Name: Islote de Sancti Petri (location)
Description: Location that held the supposed tomb of Hercules


Name: long-distance trails (Trail)
Description: Like the Birkenhainer Strasse and the Eselsweg


Name: Natural selection (Process of evolution)
Description: The process that leads to the survival and reproduction of certain traits in a population


Name: Startup Ecosystems and Entrepreneurship Center (Category)
Description: A city that fosters a vibrant startup culture, providing resources and opportunities for entrepreneurs.


Name: Aragonite (Carbonate Mineral)
Description: A mineral form of calcium carbonate


Name: Washington (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Svatopluk (Person)
Description: A historical figure, a duke and later a king of Great Moravia


Name: Japan (country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: Quartz (α-quartz, β-quartz) (mineral form)
Description: Two forms of Quartz that exist


Name: α- and β-fluorine (Solid Forms of Fluorine)
Description: Two different solid states of the element fluorine


Name: Metal or Workpiece (object in metalworking)
Description: The object being shaped or formed during the casting process


Name: France (country)
Description: Location where the revival of jewellery style took place


Name: a national personification of the Swiss confederacy (Role)
Description: The representation of Switzerland


Name: Haakon I the Good (Person)
Description: Norway's first Christian king


Name: traditional 'heritage' style (artistic style)
Description: Traditional artistic style used specially for tomb wares


Name: High carbon steel production (Process)
Description: The process of producing high carbon steel


Name: grandeur and skillful craftsmanship (Characteristics)
Description: The characteristics of the art produced by the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Assyrians (Ancient Civilization)
Description: The Assyrians had a neighboring relationship with the Egyptian empire


Name: Muslim Arabs of the Umayyad Caliphate (Arab Dynasty)
Description: A group that conquered Algeria in the early 8th century.


Name: Cyrus (Person)
Description: An Achaemenid Emperor who ruled the Persian Empire


Name: Gini coefficient of 29.7 (StatisticalMeasure)
Description: The level of income inequality in Switzerland


Name: Digital Painting (Art form)
Description: A method of creating an art object on a computer using software and traditional painting techniques.


Name: Synthetic gemstones (Gemstone)
Description: Artificial gemstones created in a laboratory.


Name: And played a significant role in shaping European policy during his tenure as Chancellor (Politicians)
Description: Helmut Kohl was a key figure in the unification of Germany and the end of the Cold War, and played a significant role in shaping European policy during his tenure as Chancellor


Name: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (EconomicIndicator)
Description: The total value of goods produced and services provided in a country in a given time period.


Name: London-Paris train (Transportation Service)
Description: A direct train between London and Paris called the Eurostar


Name: Silicon tetrafluoride (Compound)
Description: Chemical compound prepared by Scheele in 1771


Name: Nebraska (State)
Description: The 37th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


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


Name: Secondary education (Level of education)
Description: Education provided to students between the ages of 12 and 18


Name: Bronze Technology (Technology)
Description: The technology of making tools, weapons, and other items out of bronze


Name: Insecticide (Substance)
Description: In the early 20th century


Name: Bishops (Person)
Description: People who possessed bishop's seals


Name: Iron (Metal)
Description: A metal characterized by several iron-nickel alloy species


Name: the origins of electronic music sub-genres (Music Genre)
Description: Sub-genres of electronic music originating from Bristol


Name: Medieval Europe (Historical Period)
Description: A period following the fall of the Western Roman Empire, characterized by feudalism and the rise of Christianity


Name: Bismuth-209 (Radioactive isotope)
Description: Bismuth-209 is a nearly-stable radioactive isotope.


Name: Dutch people (People)
Description: Inhabitants of the Netherlands


Name: Communities in Mallorca (Social group)
Description: Groups of people living together in a specific area


Name: Sodium (Chemical element)
Description: A highly reactive metallic element found in the earth's crust


Name: Forest Products (Agricultural Product)
Description: Products from cultivated and naturally occurring trees


Name: Radian as a base unit of measurement for angle (Concept)
Description: The idea of treating the radian as a base unit of measurement for the dimension of 'plane angle'


Name: Territory of Colombia (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical area that is now known as Colombia.


Name: Wales (Country Subdivision)
Description: A country subdivision of the United Kingdom


Name: Cancer (Disease) (Disease)
Description: A type of medical condition


Name: European scientists (People)
Description: scientists residing in Europe


Name: Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) (animal species)
Description: Another threatened large carnivore


Name: 21 January 1980 (Date)
Description: A date when the price of gold reached its peak at $850 per troy ounce.


Name: Wax (Material)
Description: A thin sheet of wax is spread over the metal plate by the engraver to prepare it for engraving


Name: Kermes oak trees (Plant)
Description: Trees where the Kermes insects live


Name: legislation (law)
Description: Laws, acts of parliament and executive branches in Ukraine


Name: Classical period (Time Period)
Description: A time period in ancient Greek history


Name: Carthaginian army (Military Force)
Description: The military force of Carthage


Name: Ars generalis ultima (Concept or System)
Description: A system for procedurally generating concepts by combining a fixed set of ideas


Name: Chinese Art Hierarchy (Art System)
Description: An art system that considered music as the highest form of art and initially dismissed other forms such as calligraphy, poetry, and painting.


Name: Zircons (Mineral or Stone)
Description: The main entity discussed in the context: Zircon


Name: Aluminium-Cerium alloys (Alloy)
Description: Alloys of aluminium and cerium used in automotive applications.


Name: Tomb of Puabi (Archaeological Find)
Description: An archaeological find containing a multitude of jewellery artefacts


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: A three-dimensional work of art, often made from materials that can be moulded or modulated.


Name: Foreign Visitors (Group)
Description: People who travel to a place other than their usual environment


Name: Interlobular veins (Vein)
Description: Small veins in the kidney that merge into the arcuate veins.


Name: Han Chinese nobility (Nobility)
Description: The nobility that belonged to this dynasty


Name: Europe and America (Region)
Description: Regions where Connemara Marble has been exported.


Name: Ecological Functions (Action)
Description: Functions that Urban Red Foxes perform in their urban environment


Name: Latin language (Language)
Description: A Romance language


Name: Database Privacy Laws (Legal issue)
Description: Laws regulating the privacy of databases in Europe.


Name: clientele from around the world (Group)
Description: The international clientele that César Ritz served


Name: U.S. (Country)
Description: Primary destination for export in the 70's


Name: northern Canada (Location)
Description: The region of Canada located above the 60th parallel north.


Name: Color Sensitivity Range (Perceptual capability)
Description: The range of colors that an organism can perceive


Name: Ash (Chemical substance)
Description: Solid residue that remains after something burns


Name: Alaska (U.S. state)
Description: A U.S. state located in the northwest of North America


Name: Ancient World (Historical Period)
Description: The period of history before the Middle Ages.


Name: Cavour (Person)
Description: agreed to include Garibaldi's southern Italy in a union with the Kingdom of Sardinia


Name: Machine tools (Tool)
Description: Equipment used for manufacturing, precision machining and other metalworking operations.


Name: New Castle County, Delaware (County)
Description: A county located in the state of Delaware, US


Name: Phosphors and Catalysts (Industry)
Description: Industries that produce phosphors and catalysts


Name: Zenden (historical figure)
Description: A group of people known as the Zenden


Name: Osmium (Element)
Description: Cannot reach its group oxidation state of +8, although its heavier congeners can


Name: Protestant heritage (Religious Heritage)
Description: The Protestant heritage symbolized by William III in Ireland.


Name: Time (2020 and 2021) (Event)
Description: Particular points in time


Name: Basel, Switzerland (City)
Description: The city where Roger Federer was born


Name: Andalusia's hunting dogs (dog breed)
Description: Dogs used for hunting in Andalusia


Name: 2D Orthorhombic Bravais lattices (Bravais Lattice)
Description: Two 2-dimensional Bravais lattices associated with the orthorhombic crystal system.


Name: Russian SFSR (Political Entity)
Description: One of the union republics of the Soviet Union, corresponding to modern Russia


Name: Little Boy (nuclear weapon)
Description: The nuclear weapon detonated over Hiroshima


Name: Research Collections (Institution)
Description: The institutions where the specimens are deposited for scientific research.


Name: 138 countries and 30 international organizations (Geographical regions and intergovernmental organizations)
Description: As of April 2020


Name: Tropical Rainforest (Natural Environment)
Description: An ecosystem characterized by heavy rainfall, high temperatures and a rich variety of plant and animal species.


Name: red (color)
Description: Color used to draw attention of the viewer in Renaissance paintings


Name: 18th-century leases (Legal Document)
Description: A document that establishes a landlord–tenant relationship or a contractual relationship between two parties


Name: Artwork (art_category)
Description: General category of creative works produced by artists


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Former country in Eastern Europe and North Asia


Name: Ductile behaviour (Volcanic rock property)
Description: A type of behavior exhibited by volcanic rocks


Name: Banks in Scotland and Northern Ireland (Financial Institution)
Description: Banks located in Scotland and Northern Ireland, United Kingdom.


Name: Endangered Species Act of 1973 (Law)
Description: A law providing a way to protect threatened and endangered species and their habitats.


Name: Idealist view of art (Concept)
Description: Art expresses emotions.


Name: Perfectly round pearls (Shape)
Description: The rarest and most valuable shape of pearls


Name: 108 Muktikā Upanishads (Number of texts)
Description: In Hinduism


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


Name: Bohumil Kubišta (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist known for his contributions to the avant-garde movement


Name: Mycenae (Peloponnese) (City)
Description: An ancient city in the Peloponnese, Greece, known for its archaeological ruins.


Name: weathering, recrystallization and metamorphism (GeologicalProcess)
Description: Changes in rocks due to heat, pressure, or chemical reactions


Name: Homer's Iliad and Odyssey (Literary Work)
Description: Two epic poems attributed to the ancient Greek poet Homer


Name: Greek Fire (Weapon)
Description: A Byzantine incendiary weapon used as a naval weapon and as a ground troop support weapon


Name: Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova (Person)
Description: The first female president of North Macedonia as of May 2024


Name: Marble, Eclogite, or Amphibolite (Special names for metamorphic rocks)
Description: Special names used for rocks of unknown protolith but known modal composition


Name: Economy of Japan (Economy)
Description: The economic system and activity in Japan


Name: Benefits (Privileges)
Description: Advantages and privileges given to elite women


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A shiny gray metallic element that is lightweight, ductile, and has a low melting point.


Name: Minoan Government (Political System)
Description: The political system of the Minoans


Name: Among the very different looking limestone pebbles and rocks (Comparison object)
Description: The contrasting appearance of limestone pebbles and rocks that helps in identifying meteorites


Name: Intercalated B cells (Cell type)
Description: A type of kidney cell that responds similarly to intercalated A cells, but releases protons into the blood to decrease pH


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located off the north-western coast of continental Europe


Name: 1.5 million people (Population)
Description: The population that speaks the Nahuatl language


Name: Colonial governments (Government)
Description: Governments of the Australian colonies during the late 19th century


Name: Scandinavian Standard (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Benchmark introduced as part of the Scandinavian Diamond Nomenclature in 1969


Name: Art Movement (Object)
Description: A style or trend in art that is popular during a particular period.


Name: Pliny the Elder (Ancient Writer)
Description: To drive off snakes and relieve suffocation of the uterus.


Name: classical music (Music Genre)
Description: Classical music produced in Ukraine


Name: German Armies (Military)
Description: Army forces belonging to Germany


Name: regulatory frameworks (Government Policy)
Description: Rules and guidelines governing the activities of banks.


Name: Thessaloi (Tribe)
Description: an ancient Greek tribe


Name: Hindu Kush range (Mountain range)
Description: a part of the Himalayas that stretches through eastern Afghanistan and eastern Tibet


Name: Anguilla, Curaçao, France (Saint Barthélemy), Saint Kitts and Nevis, Sint Maarten, U.S. Virgin Islands, Venezuela (Geographical Locations)
Description: Other territories and countries that the Caribbean Netherlands have maritime borders with


Name: EU's means (Infrastructure)
Description: The average motorway infrastructure density of the European Union


Name: Coup of 1799 (Historical Event)
Description: A coup led by Napoleon, resulting in the seizure of power.


Name: Information Security (Field)
Description: Field concerned with preserving secrets through techniques like physical security and cryptography.


Name: Men's fashion in the 19th century (historical event)
Description: Fashion trend in 19th century men


Name: Tyrrhenus (Person)
Description: Legendary figure who founded the Etruscan League


Name: high priests of the Great Temple (priest)
Description: named 'Quetzalcoatl Tlamacazqueh'


Name: Etruscan people (People)
Description: The people who formed and developed the Etruscan civilization.


Name: Algerian Christians (Religion followers)
Description: Christians residing in Algeria


Name: Great Seal of the Realm (Symbol of Authority)
Description: The seal used by the King for authentication


Name: Monumental religious sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Large-scale sculptures used for religious purposes


Name: Henri Moissan (Person)
Description: French chemist who isolated elemental fluorine using low-temperature electrolysis


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: a country in South America


Name: transport systems (Biological System)
Description: Systems responsible for regulating absorption and excretion of copper


Name: Titanium ore (Raw material)
Description: To produce 'sponge', a porous form


Name: industries constituting Greece's economy (Economic sector)
Description: The sectors that make up the majority of Greece's economy


Name: By 711 (Time Period)
Description: Approximate date when Umayyad forces helped by Berber converts to Islam had conquered all of North Africa


Name: Thermal Collectors (Device for harnessing solar energy)
Description: Devices that absorb sunlight and convert it to heat


Name: Blue fluorspar (Mineral)
Description: A type of blue fluorite found in various localities around the world


Name: Depth Percentage (Diamond Property)
Description: A measure of the relative proportions of a diamond