Name: Yazidis (Religious Group)
Description: A Kurdish-speaking ethno-religious group living primarily in Iraq, Syria and Turkey


Name: Product Information (Information)
Description: Data or details about a product.


Name: Population in the Northern, Northeastern and Center-Western regions of Brazil (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in these regions


Name: Banks (Financial Institution)
Description: Financial institutions where custodial accounts are held for businesses


Name: Milky Way (Galaxy)
Description: The galaxy in which the dwarf planet Ceres is located


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world


Name: Male in Byzantium (Gender group)
Description: Males in Byzantium


Name: English (Language)
Description: A widely spoken language


Name: Mantle or Surface Derived Origin (Scientific Theory)
Description: Two main theories regarding the origin of eclogite xenoliths


Name: Algerian Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: Cuisine of Algeria.


Name: Pedro I (Person)
Description: The Emperor of Brazil who abdicated the throne in 1831


Name: 200 series, 300 series, and 400 series (Material Grades)
Description: The major grades of stainless steel fasteners


Name: Several commercially available grades (material grades)
Description: Various types of AHSS, such as dual-phase steel.


Name: Vladimir Putin (Person)
Description: The Russian Prime Minister (1999-2000, 2008-2012) and President (2000-2008, 2012-present)


Name: Reproductive Function of Sea Urchin Reproductive System (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the reproductive system plays in allowing a sea urchin to reproduce and continue its species.


Name: Poschiavo Valley (Region)
Description: A region within Grisons


Name: Copper Smelting (Process)
Description: The process of extracting copper from its ores


Name: Declaration of the Rights of Man (document)
Description: which expresses the nation's ideals to this day.


Name: Georg Ernst Stahl (Scientist)
Description: German chemist who modified phlogiston theory


Name: Chinese-style seals (artifact)
Description: Seals used in China, Japan, and Korea


Name: High surface-to-volume ratio in nanoparticles (Physical property)
Description: The increased proportion of surface area to volume in small particles


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: The year Ipswich Community Radio was launched


Name: 2007 Consiglio di Stato election (Election)
Description: The election in which the PS received the most votes


Name: Proclus (Neoplatonic philosopher)
Description: A prominent philosopher and commentator on the works of Plato, known for his metaphysical interpretations.


Name: Forbidden Fruit (Garden of Eden) (Biblical Event)
Description: The fruit that Adam and Eve are said to have eaten, resulting in their expulsion from the Garden.


Name: Song empresses (people)
Description: Empresses in the Song dynasty


Name: Copper and Zinc (Compound)
Description: Each unit in Volta's pile was made of copper and zinc


Name: Birthstone custom (Custom)
Description: Wearing a single birthstone a month


Name: Château de Vincennes (Castle)
Description: A fortified castle built during the Middle Ages in France.


Name: Late 18th Century (Historical Period)
Description: The period before the French Revolution


Name: unforgettable (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that leaves an unforgettable impression on all who visit


Name: - (Property)
Description: Describes the chemical behavior of the compound


Name: Martinez and her husband Julian (Person)
Description: Potters from San Ildefonso Pueblo


Name: Sculptures (Art Form)
Description: Eight soapstone Zimbabwe Birds


Name: Imperviousness to thermal history (Property)
Description: The color is impervious to the thermal history of the glass.


Name: NATO (Military Alliance)
Description: An alliance that consists of 30 North American and European countries


Name: Planetary geologists (Occupation)
Description: Scientists who study the physical aspects of planets and other celestial bodies


Name: Value (Numeric Value)
Description: A numeric approximation of the dihedral angle.


Name: Paint or Similar Medium (Material)
Description: Material used in art and other applications where color is important


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: United Kingdom


Name: Group 8 of the periodic table (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table that iron belongs to.


Name: More recent years (Time period)
Description: Debate in more recent years about the usage of the term 'Aztec'.


Name: technology transfer (Action)
Description: Technology transfer activities in Benin


Name: Gotthard Base Tunnel (Transportation Entity)
Description: A tunnel inaugurated in 2016, providing a fully flat route through the Alps.


Name: Many Societies (Social Group)
Description: A large number of societies across the world.


Name: Echinoderm Shells (Biological Structure)
Description: Shells of echinoderms, particularly sea urchins


Name: Landfill (Waste disposal location)
Description: Location where most household waste ends up


Name: Prehistoric gender roles (social_construct)
Description: -


Name: Roman Republic (era)
Description: The ancient Italian state from 509 BC to 27 BC


Name: eastern Taiwan (Location)
Description: East part of the island of Taiwan


Name: 1519 (year)
Description: Year Miedzianka received town rights


Name: Olivine (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in mafic and ultramafic rocks


Name: Two Centuries of Inflation (Temporal Concept)
Description: A period of two hundred years characterized by inflation.


Name: The fruit of quandong (Santalum acuminatum) (botanical feature)
Description: The fruit of the quandong plant appears blue.


Name: Cubi works of David Smith, welded steel works of Sir Anthony Caro, large-scale work of John Chamberlain, environmental installation scale works by Mark di Suvero (Works_of_Art)
Description: Some works that are characteristic of the mentioned art movements


Name: Pāli Tipitaka (Textual Collection)
Description: A complete collection of Buddhist texts in an Indic language that has survived until today.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe known for its Orthodox churches, Black Sea coastline and culture


Name: Northwest Territories, Canada (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where Great Bear Lake is located


Name: work in that field as a fully qualified employee (job_role)
Description: The authorization to work in the field they specialized in during their apprenticeship.


Name: China, Russia (Countries)
Description: Two of the major countries where Magnesium is produced.


Name: Precious opal (sub-category)
Description: displays play-of-color (iridescence)


Name: French language (language)
Description: North Africa replaced French with Arabic as their official language


Name: Cameron Prize for Therapeutics of the University of Edinburgh (Award)
Description: Prize awarded by the University of Edinburgh for advancements in therapeutics


Name: Earth's crust (Geological location)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, where most minerals and ores are found.


Name: diversity of ideas on spirituality and traditions (Ideas)
Description: Hindus can be polytheistic, pantheistic, panentheistic, pandeistic, henotheistic, monotheistic, monistic, agnostic, atheistic or humanist


Name: Brasília (City)
Description: Brasília is the capital city of Brazil, planned and built in the mid-20th century


Name: West African cultures (ancient_culture)
Description: Later West African cultures


Name: Staten Island and Lower Manhattan (Geographical Region)
Description: Two geographical regions within New York City.


Name: Battle (Event)
Description: An armed conflict between opposing groups


Name: Western Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: Region that could produce fine work by the late 17th century.


Name: Classical music, Rock music, and Techno music (Music genres)
Description: Various styles of music that originated or gained popularity in Germany


Name: Mutineers from the Bounty (Group)
Description: The group of mutineers who offered their services and furnished arms to Tū


Name: the Etruscan system of belief (Religious system)
Description: The religious beliefs and practices of the Etruscans.


Name: Mineralogy (Science)
Description: A geological science dealing with the physical and chemical properties of minerals


Name: Chromium atom (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Cr and atomic number 24


Name: United States Supreme Court (Legal Body)
Description: The highest court in the United States judiciary


Name: Socialist realism (art_movement)
Description: Returned to the 19th century's emphasis on melodrama and naturalism


Name: Felipe VI (Person)
Description: The current king of Spain


Name: Carnelian Stones (Gemstone)
Description: Orange carnelians used during the Indus Valley Civilisation


Name: East Midlands (Region)
Description: It is located in the East Midlands region


Name: Ludwig von Mises (Person)
Description: Austrian economist who made significant contributions to the field


Name: Spacecraft components (Technology)
Description: The parts and systems that make up a spacecraft, designed for travel beyond the Earth's atmosphere.


Name: Polar decomposition theorem (Mathematical Theorem)
Description: A theorem stating the deformation produced by shearing force is equivalent to rotation and shortening/extension


Name: Dolomitic strata in Nevada, US (Geographical location)
Description: Stratified rock layers containing dolomite in Nevada, USA


Name: 1.5 wt% (Physical property)
Description: Typical water content


Name: Average Person in the United States (Individual)
Description: An average person residing in the United States.


Name: Hides and Leather (Product)
Description: Material made from the skin of an animal, typically cattle or sheep


Name: 'The Affective Fallacy' (Essay)
Description: An essay that discounted the reader's personal/emotional reaction to a literary work as a valid means of analyzing a text


Name: Depicted Events (Event)
Description: The events portrayed in Francisco Goya's artwork depicting the Spanish shootings of 3 May 1808.


Name: Cyprus, Italy, France, Armenia, Australia, Israel, the US and the UK (Country)
Description: List of countries with a special relationship with Greece


Name: India's Chandrayaan-1 satellite (Spacecraft)
Description: A space probe that was the first lunar mission of India and the second successful moon landing by an Asian country after China


Name: Treated Glass (Material)
Description: Glass treated with the analogue of nacre.


Name: Parliament of Andalusia (political entity)
Description: Legislative assembly representing the Autonomous Community of Andalusia


Name: 1970 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: Tangier Strategy (Strategy)
Description: The strategic importance of Tangier.


Name: Observing the Uposatha (Buddhist Practice)
Description: A practice observed by Buddhists that includes other practices dealing with renunciation.


Name: Official state gemstone of Minnesota (GovernmentDesignation)
Description: The status given to the Lake Superior agate by the Minnesota Legislature.


Name: Fine china (Material)
Description: Ware which does not contain bone ash.


Name: 6.0 g (Quantity)
Description: The weight of the heaviest synthetic diamond


Name: Czech Literature and Culture (Activity)
Description: Literary and cultural movement of the Czechs


Name: Vatican Museums (institution)
Description: Museum complex in Vatican City


Name: Students in Standard Primary Schools (Quantity)
Description: 10 students


Name: Education Access (Service Availability)
Description: An aspect related to the availability and reach of educational facilities in Turkey.


Name: 16th century (century)
Description: The period from 1501 to 1600


Name: first East Slavic states (historical entity)
Description: The early Eastern Slavic kingdoms established in the 9th century


Name: North Macedonia's strategic location, skilled labor force, and incentives for investors (Attractor)
Description: Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is attracted by North Macedonia's strategic location, skilled labor force, and incentives for investors


Name: Napoleonic Wars (War)
Description: A series of conflicts between France and various coalitions of European powers.


Name: Metaphysical Pessimism (Philosophy)
Description: A philosophy that denies the possibility of human happiness


Name: Freshwater pearl harvest (Product)
Description: The end result of the grafting process


Name: Swiss media (Media)
Description: The media of Switzerland


Name: Galena (mineral)
Description: A mineral form of lead sulfide.


Name: plumage of several birds, scales of butterflies like the morpho butterfly, collagen fibres in the skin of some species of monkey and opossum, iridophore cells in some fish and frogs (Species)
Description: Specific species of animals where structural colouration induces blueness


Name: Singapore Flag (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of Singapore.


Name: Minerals with Magnetism Properties (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that have magnetic properties.


Name: Melt or fluid metasomatism (Geological process)
Description: Process that leads to the formation of minerals less common in peridotite.


Name: Peacock's display (Behavior)
Description: The intricate visual display by a peacock during courtship


Name: Dialects of Krania and Others (Language Variant)
Description: Unique Aromanian dialects spoken in Thessaly


Name: High Concentration Acids (Acid Solution)
Description: Strong acid solutions containing more than 70% of an acid


Name: Mull (Location)
Description: An island off the west coast of Scotland


Name: Yaroslav the Wise (person)
Description: reached the zenith of Kievan Rus' cultural development and military power


Name: Evolutionary Biology (Science)
Description: The branch of biology which studies the evolutionary descent of organisms


Name: Second Bulgarian Empire (historical state)
Description: A later Slavic state


Name: Round Gravers, Flat Gravers with a Radius (Graver)
Description: Round gravers or flat gravers with radius are commonly used on silver for bright cuts.


Name: Uzbeks (Ethnic Group)
Description: One of the major ethnic groups in Afghanistan.


Name: 1970-1983 (Time Period)
Description: The period when SPÖ held power in Austria


Name: Oxygen bars (Recreational establishment)
Description: Establishments that offer higher than normal O2 exposure for a fee.


Name: Workforce (Group)
Description: People employed in a particular profession or industry


Name: its rough physical geography and landlocked status (Physical_Characteristic)
Description: The physical characteristics of Afghanistan that have contributed to its development


Name: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels (Persons)
Description: German philosophers who formulated communist theory


Name: rock salt and anhydrite-dolomite, sandstones, conglomerates, black shales, and uraniferous coal measures (geological material)
Description: Various types of geological materials found in the Nestos-Prinos basin


Name: Ultraviolet light (Electromagnetic Radiation)
Description: Light with shorter wavelengths than visible light, not visible to the human eye


Name: Boric acid (substance)
Description: Substance used to protect diamond during heating process


Name: Imitation pearls (Type of Pearls)
Description: Artificial pearls with almost no value


Name: 8 neighborhoods (Neighborhood)
Description: Geographical divisions within Predazzo


Name: Lumina Austriaca Philippica (Book)
Description: A book published in 1645 where Mare Tranquillitatis was named as 'Mare Belgicum'.


Name: 'Alawi Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The dynasty of Morocco, also known as the Sharifian Empire


Name: Maine (location)
Description: A U.S. state


Name: deflation (Economy)
Description: A general decrease in the price level of goods and services in an economy over time


Name: Recipient's left breast (location)
Description: The place where the medal is hung


Name: 50,000 people (Number)
Description: -


Name: perfect cleavage in one direction, twinning (Property)
Description: Properties exhibited by Beryllonite


Name: Lubumbashi (Location)
Description: A city in the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Secant of an angle A (Mathematical Function)
Description: A trigonometric function that gives the secant of an angle.


Name: Purity (Quality)
Description: White is the color of purity in India


Name: New Haven (Location)
Description: City in Connecticut, United States.


Name: Beluga (Species)
Description: A white sturgeon species


Name: copious amounts (quantity)
Description: The winter rainfall in the western part of Andalusia.


Name: Cubic zirconia (CZ) (Material)
Description: Artificial diamond simulant


Name: Semmering Pass (MountainPass)
Description: A mountain pass between Lower Austria and Styria, with an elevation of 1148 meters


Name: tax gathering (activity)
Description: The process of collecting taxes in Chios Island


Name: Annual Industrial Diamond Use (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of mined diamonds sold for industrial use each year


Name: Paleontology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of fossils, including their identification, classification, and interpretation of the environments in which they were found


Name: USL Championship (League)
Description: A professional soccer league based in the United States and Canada


Name: 1993 (Year)
Description: Date of death


Name: 774 municipalities (municipios) (Administrative divisions)
Description: Beyond the level of provinces


Name: Plasma calcium level (Biological Molecule)
Description: The concentration of calcium in the plasma component of blood.


Name: Tunisia (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Engraved gem (artifact)
Description: A small semi-precious stone that has been carved, usually with images or inscriptions only on one face.


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where the bulk of neodymium is produced


Name: Protestant Reformation (historical event)
Description: A 16th-century movement aimed at religious reform, primarily within the Catholic Church


Name: Tang dynasty bureaucracy (Historical institution)
Description: The Tang dynasty's system of drafting officials, decreasingly relying on aristocratic recommendations and more and more on promotion based on the results of written examinations


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


Name: Landwasser (River)
Description: A tributary of the Albula.


Name: Small Arms and Ammunition Building (Czarnów) (building)
Description: Produces ammunition for the Polish military


Name: Building and Construction Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of building and construction materials


Name: Different Country (Geographical Location)
Description: The country where bronze was first introduced, believed by some scholars


Name: the Vedas (Religious Texts)
Description: -


Name: Adolf Hitler (Person)
Description: The leader of Nazi Germany during World War II


Name: Solvent Yellow 33, Solvent Green 3, Lactose, Magnesium Carbonate, Sodium Carbonate and Potassium Chlorate (Chemical Compound)
Description: Components of a mixture that produces green smoke


Name: Studies such as Medicine (Academic Field)
Description: Specific academic fields in which entrance exams are allowed


Name: avocados (Food)
Description: A creamy, fatty fruit


Name: Human (Species)
Description: One of the many species belonging to the class 'Animal'


Name: National Centre for Scientific and Technical Research (CNRST) (Organization)
Description: A research institute in Morocco


Name: Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (Veterinary college)
Description: Part of Tuskegee University


Name: Restraint in eating or moderation with food (Buddhist Practice)
Description: The practice taught by the Buddha as part of sense restraint.


Name: Han dynasty (dynasty)
Description: By the time of the Han dynasty, brocade, damask, satin, and gauze had been developed


Name: Māori architecture (architecture)
Description: Pre-eminent Māori buildings designed for rebuilding and adapting


Name: Lydia (Ancient Region)
Description: An ancient region in Western Asia Minor, corresponding to the modern Turkish province of Aydın.


Name: Chambord, Chenonceau, and Amboise (Castle)
Description: Notable castles in the Loire Valley.


Name: Fourth Republic (Governmental Entity)
Description: The governmental system in France between 1946 and 1958.


Name: Four Other Regions (annexed in 2022) (Territory)
Description: Regions of Ukraine annexed by Russia in 2022


Name: People of Carthage (Culture)
Description: The people and citizens of Carthage, primarily Phoenicians


Name: Kono district, Sierra Leone (Region)
Description: A district in Eastern Sierra Leone with a long history of diamond mining


Name: Alessandro Manzoni (Author)
Description: Italian author and leading Italian Romantic.


Name: Italo-Normans (Ethnic Group)
Description: Norman Italian conquerors


Name: Scotland (Country)
Description: A country in the Holarctic region


Name: Bleaching, change in color or crystallinity of micaceous minerals (Geological Property)
Description: Evidence of alteration in weakly altered metasomatised rocks


Name: Potassium Chromate (Compound)
Description: A compound used in the manufacture of various commercial products, including inks, dyes, wood stains, explosives, fireworks, fly paper, and safety matches.


Name: Prague (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of the Czech Republic


Name: Varna (City)
Description: A city in northeastern Bulgaria


Name: Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) (Environmental agreement)
Description: An international treaty for the conservation of biological diversity.


Name: California (USA) (Location)
Description: A state in the western United States.


Name: Etruscan ceramic art (art form)
Description: Art form often decorated with white lines and used for tomb wares


Name: Injury (medical condition)
Description: Physical harm or damage


Name: Meteorite impact in southern Germany (Nördlinger Ries Crater) (natural event)
Description: A meteorite impact that occurred about 15 million years ago


Name: Nanodiamonds (Material)
Description: A form of diamond with at least one dimension on the nanoscale


Name: Anyang (Location)
Description: Ancient city in China where standardized cast tokens were discovered


Name: Approximately 80% of the known world manganese resources (Geological Resource)
Description: A significant proportion of global reserves of a mineral or raw material


Name: Nickel (Metal)
Description: Silvery-white, ductile, malleable, shiny metal


Name: central Örebro (Location)
Description: The central part of Örebro city


Name: Canton of Wallis (Political_division)
Description: A canton in south-west Switzerland


Name: The southwestern Pacific Ocean (Ocean/Sea)
Description: A large body of salt water that covers most of the Earth's surface.


Name: Molin (Location)
Description: A location in Predazzo, known for mills and canals


Name: National Awakening Movement (Social Movement)
Description: Movement promoting national identity


Name: Dough Improvement (Process)
Description: Improving the texture, rise and handling characteristics of dough


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A country located in northwestern Europe.


Name: Kimberlite Eruptions (Geological Event)
Description: Volcanic eruptions characterized by the rapid expulsion of a mixture of lava, rock, and gas


Name: Ilmen Slavs and Krivichs (Historical Entity)
Description: The peoples that emerged due to the northern migrations


Name: Troy (Geographical Area)
Description: An ancient city in present-day Turkey


Name: Onion Dome Design (Architectural Feature)
Description: A distinctive feature of Russian architecture


Name: Government of German-Austria (Government)
Description: The government appointed by the Republic of German-Austria, initially called Staatsrat


Name: Cordierite, Hornblende and Biotite (Mineral)
Description: Common minerals found in igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.


Name: Joseph Banks and Sydney Parkinson (Scientists and Artists)
Description: British naturalist and artist who accompanied Cook on his mission to Tahiti


Name: Takaka Terrane (Geological Formation)
Description: The quarries form part of the Tākaka Terrane


Name: North America (Location)
Description: Continent where fox hunting was introduced in the 1700s


Name: Yemen (Country)
Description: A country in western Asia on the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Late-20th century (Time Period)
Description: The period after approximately 1960


Name: Berber Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewelry traditionally made by the Berber cultures


Name: specific temperature range (Temperature Range for Substrate Heating)
Description: The appropriate temperature range for substrate heating


Name: Holy Roman Empire's administrative capital (Historical Political Entity's Capital City)
Description: The city that served as the administrative capital of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Group 1, Alkali Metals (Chemical Group)
Description: The chemical group of the chemical element Lithium


Name: The Corning Museum of Glass (Museum)
Description: Located in Corning, New York. It has more than 45,000 glass objects.


Name: Spruce Pine Gem Mine (Mine)
Description: A mine located in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, United States.


Name: a female divine solar figure (religious symbol)
Description: Some scholars see in the Minoan Goddess a female divine solar figure


Name: Po Plains (Geographical Region)
Description: The southern region Valais is separated from


Name: developing and varied programme of events from visual arts, performing arts, literature, film and music (Programme)
Description: The variety of activities in the Ipswich Arts Festival


Name: Every artefact remaining on the site (artefact)
Description: All remaining artifacts at the Parthenon site


Name: Nazis (Military Group)
Description: The Nazis took over Paros from the Italians in 1944.


Name: Sotheby's (Company)
Description: A British multinational investment bank and financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom


Name: Basic oxygen steelmaking (BOS) (Process)
Description: A method for making steel that uses oxygen rather than air to remove impurities


Name: Train length (Physical feature)
Description: The length of the peacock's train, which plays a role in territory acquisition


Name: Public Education (Education System)
Description: System providing education in Norway


Name: American aid and programs such as the Joint Commission on Rural Reconstruction (Economic_programs)
Description: The aid and programs that stimulated economic growth in Taiwan


Name: Population size of Mexico (Quantity)
Description: Estimated number of inhabitants at the time of European arrival


Name: World War II (event)
Description: Played a decisive role in World War II


Name: Past (Time Period)
Description: The past periods.


Name: Heavy Elements (Chemical Substance)
Description: Elements such as cadmium, lead, zinc, copper, arsenic, selenium and mercury found in gold ore dumps.


Name: Lamprophyres (Igneous Rock)
Description: Rocks with a feldspar groundmass.


Name: Stencil (Graffiti Tool)
Description: A tool used in graffiti art


Name: Stone Age tribes of North Africa (ancestors)
Description: Tribes that the Berbers are descendants of


Name: Ṣafavid and Mughal empires (Empire)
Description: -


Name: Tephroite (Mineral)
Description: A manganese-rich end-member of the olivine solid solution series.


Name: Australo-Tasmanian dispersion arc (Geological arc)
Description: The main part of which belongs to a single Australo-Tasmanian dispersion arc


Name: Muhammad Ibn Abī ‘Āmir (Person)
Description: A Umayyad official who served as chief justice in North Africa


Name: Art of Mathura (Artistic style)
Description: A style of art that was influenced by Greco-Buddhist art.


Name: Wellesley High School (School)
Description: High school in Massachusetts


Name: European route E18 highway, Norwegian County Road 407, Norwegian County Road 408, Norwegian County Road 410 (Roads)
Description: Highways connecting Arendal to Oslo, Kristiansand and other places


Name: Standards and laws for animal welfare (Legislation)
Description: Regulations created to protect the wellbeing of animals


Name: NGOs (Organization)
Description: Non-governmental organizations that Ivory Coast works with, not specified in the text


Name: Giuseppe Peano (Person)
Description: Italian mathematician and philosopher


Name: extremely high refractive index and fairly high dispersion (Physical property)
Description: -


Name: Pontesford-Linley fault (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geological fault in England


Name: Emeralds (Mineral)
Description: Green beryl used as a gemstone


Name: Yaghmurasen Ibn Zyan (person)
Description: The governor of modern-day Western Algeria who declared independence and established the Kingdom of Tlemcen


Name: Intricate ornamental designs (Design)
Description: Designs that filigree is used to describe metaphorically


Name: Population of European ancestry (Demographic group)
Description: Foreign-background people with European ancestry living in Belgium.


Name: Birmingham (City)
Description: A city in Alabama where the temple is situated


Name: Taoism and Confucianism (Religion)
Description: Influences on Japanese beliefs and customs from China


Name: India (continent)
Description: South Asian continent


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: One of the oldest monotheistic religions in the world


Name: Gospels (Religious Text)
Description: The first four books of the New Testament, containing the life of Jesus Christ and his teachings.


Name: Franks (Historical Group)
Description: Group to whom Pamplona gave its allegiance


Name: Modern times (Era)
Description: The current period of time, beginning after the end of the Middle Ages.


Name: similar fashion as their male counterpart (Clothing)
Description: wearing clothing similar to that of male commoners


Name: World Country (Set)
Description: All countries in the world ranked by population size


Name: 臺圓 or 臺窩灣 (Place name)
Description: Names of the area occupied by modern-day Tainan written in different transliterations


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa, formerly known as the Ivory Coast.


Name: Foreign residents of Spanish origin (Group)
Description: Non-Moroccan residents of Spanish descent living in the Kingdom of Morocco


Name: Edgemont (City)
Description: A city in South Dakota


Name: new rock (Geological Feature)
Description: A newly formed section of the Earth's lithosphere.


Name: Relationship (Ireland and Northern Ireland) (Relationship)
Description: The complex relationship between Ireland and Northern Ireland, influenced by the Irish conflict


Name: Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) (international agreement)
Description: An international certification scheme aimed at preventing the trade of conflict diamonds


Name: Titanium carbide (TiC) (chemical compound)
Description: Used as an abrasive material in grinding and polishing applications.


Name: Universiade (event)
Description: World University Games, an international multi-sport event for university athletes


Name: 144Ce, 139Ce, 141Ce (Isotope)
Description: The most stable synthetic radioactive isotopes of Cerium


Name: Mammal_species (Species)
Description: Species of mammals found in Colombia.


Name: Small particle agglomeration with larger particle (Nanoparticle Behavior)
Description: An additional step added to account for small particle agglomerating with a larger particle


Name: French Government (Government)
Description: The governing body of the country.


Name: Christian (Religion)
Description: the majority religion in the first half of the 20th century


Name: Solid elements (Element)
Description: A class of elements that have a solid state at room temperature and pressure.


Name: [manganese, chromium, vanadium] (Elements)
Description: These elements can affect the color of Rhodolites.


Name: Emperor Akihito (Monarch)
Description: Former Emperor of Japan


Name: High pH, Ca2+ and OH- fluids, Serpentinization process (Geological processes)
Description: The processes responsible for the formation of Rodingite.


Name: night without fire (Event)
Description: The night following the New Fire Ceremony.


Name: Mars Rover Perseverance (Spacecraft)
Description: The Mars Rover Perseverance, which landed on Mars in February 2021 to search for signs of past microbial life and collect samples for return to Earth


Name: 4-6 kits (Animal Group)
Description: Typical number of kits in a red fox litter


Name: tifayifu edict (edict)
Description: The tifayifu edict that was strongly opposed by the Han Chinese.


Name: No d or f electrons (PropertyOfElectronConfiguration)
Description: A property related to the electron configuration


Name: Intraclasts and Extraclasts (fragments of existing limestone or partially lithified carbonate sediments)
Description: Limeclasts that originate either close to or outside the depositional area


Name: approximately 1–2% of the human population (Proportion)
Description: The percentage of people who have red hair naturally


Name: West Country of England (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in southwest England


Name: Powder Particles (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Small particles that can remain suspended in the atmosphere for a long time


Name: pottery fragments (archaeological artifact)
Description: fragments that date back to 20,000 years ago, found in Xianrendong Cave


Name: Maegami-ji's relocation (Event)
Description: The relocation of Maegami-ji temple due to the shinbutsu bunri policy


Name: A degree of stylization in details (Artistic Technique)
Description: This is not intentional for the viewer, except on close examination.


Name: Timur (aka Tamerlane) (person)
Description: Established the Timurid Empire in 1370


Name: Yves Leterme (Person)
Description: Former Prime Minister of Belgium


Name: Belt press, Cubic press, Split-sphere (BARS) press (Press designs)
Description: Three main press designs used in the HPHT method to supply the pressure and temperature necessary for diamond synthesis.


Name: Manchester (City)
Description: A city in North West England, known for its role in the spread of dance music


Name: New York-Newark-Jersey City metropolitan area (Geographical region)
Description: A large urbanized area that includes New York City, Newark, and Jersey City


Name: Mouth-Apparatus (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Continuous from one end to the other, but appears like a horn lantern


Name: hufu (clothing)
Description: A type of Chinese clothing that women were allowed to wear during the Tang dynasty


Name: Smartphone Users (Group)
Description: Individuals who own and use smartphones.


Name: Politeness (Behavior)
Description: A courteous and respectful manner


Name: Invasion of Iraq (Political Event)
Description: Opposed the invasion of Iraq


Name: in 1990 (Event)
Description: A significant change or update to the constitution in 1990


Name: Particolored sapphires (Gemstone)
Description: Stones that can be valued higher due to their unique colors and rarity


Name: Visual Arts (Classification of Art)
Description: Forms of art that are primarily visual, such as painting and sculpture


Name: Semiconductors exhibit special feature such that experiment concerning an Seebeck effect emerged with much stronger result when applying semiconductors (Scientific Observation)
Description: The observation of the unique properties of semiconductors in relation to the Seebeck effect.


Name: Cape Air and Delta Air Lines (Airline)
Description: Airlines that use Logan Airport as a hub


Name: Fireplace Panels (Artifact)
Description: A structural component that is part of a fireplace, usually made of stone or metal


Name: Prince Arthur (Person)
Description: Son of Queen Victoria who wore white and pink in the painting


Name: officials shall wear black boots (action)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor decreed that officials shall wear black boots


Name: Burning light nuclei (like carbon or helium) to heavy nuclei (up to iron group) (Nuclear processes)
Description: The process of conversion of light elements into heavier ones.


Name: South Sea Pearl Oyster (Pinctada maxima) (Species)
Description: A species of pearl oyster used in pearl culture.


Name: Piss Christ (1989) (Artwork)
Description: Photograph of a crucifix submerged in the artist's urine


Name: pan-Germanism (Ideology)
Description: The ideology of reinforcing an ethnic German identity and the annexation of Austria to Germany


Name: Titanium(IV) alkoxides (chemical compound)
Description: Colorless compounds prepared by treating TiCl4 with alcohols, convert to the dioxide on reaction with water and are industrially useful for depositing solid TiO2 via the sol-gel process.


Name: Tanzanite (Gemstone)
Description: Tanzanite imported into the west by Campbell R. Bridges


Name: Porous and Permeable (Property)
Description: A characteristic of a material that allows fluids to pass through it


Name: Leiomano (Native Hawaiians) (Traditional Sword)
Description: A broadsword used by the Native Hawaiians


Name: Marine Systems (Ecosystem)
Description: A complex network of interacting communities of flora and fauna occupying a body of water.


Name: 18th-century Andalusia (era)
Description: The 18th century in the region of Andalusia


Name: Switzerland, Other Countries (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Europe; other countries with diverse populations


Name: New York's Finest (Nickname)
Description: A nickname frequently used for the members of the NYPD.


Name: Arsenopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with a related structure to Pyrite, having heteroatomic As–S pairs


Name: Maps (Artifact)
Description: Visual representation of reality, typically drawn on a flat surface, and used to depict features of the world.


Name: O layers (brucite layers) (Chemical Structure)
Description: Layers found in the chlorite group structure, bonding together the TOT layers


Name: Catholic vs Protestant cantons clashes (Conflict)
Description: Clashes between Catholic and Protestant cantons that culminated in the Sonderbundskrieg


Name: Wide Variety of Reasons (reason)
Description: a collection of multiple justifications or explanations


Name: Manufacturing limitations (Cause)
Description: Inaccuracies and limitations in the manufacturing process


Name: La Mattonara Necropolis (Location)
Description: A necropolis near Civitavecchia where three Etruscan individuals were buried


Name: cram schools, or buxiban (educational institution)
Description: Attending cram schools, or buxiban


Name: Electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets (Application)
Description: Used in electronic devices, such as smartphones and tablets, for their transparency, hardness, and scratch resistance


Name: Inhabitants of Eurasian steppe or Armenia (Ethnic group)
Description: The inhabitants of the Eurasian steppes, a vast region of grasslands stretching from Europe to Asia.


Name: Pacific Islands Forum, The Pacific Community, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations Regional Forum (including the East Asia Summit) (International Organization)
Description: A group of international organizations focused on cooperation in the Pacific region and beyond


Name: Manufacturing (EconomicSector)
Description: The primary economic sector of Switzerland


Name: Glass (Product)
Description: The product produced using firewood in the glass foundries


Name: Saracen pirates (group)
Description: A group of pirates who, according to legend, attacked the old woman


Name: 12.4°C (54.3 F) (Temperature)
Description: Average temperature in Grono, one of the warmest places in the country


Name: Arad Music Festival (Event)
Description: An annual music festival held in Arad from 1982 to 1995.


Name: Andres Serrano (Artist)
Description: American photographer known for 'Piss Christ (1989)'


Name: Protecting civil rights, national security and enforcing U.S. federal courts' rulings and federal laws (Specialized function)
Description: Has national jurisdiction and specialized duties such as protecting civil rights, national security, and enforcing U.S. federal court rulings and federal laws


Name: Pizzoccheri (Food)
Description: A dish essentially eaten in the valley of Poschiavo


Name: Empress Jingū (Historical figure)
Description: Empress who ruled Japan as regent for as yet unborn Emperor Ōjin


Name: Feldspars (Mineral group)
Description: A group of rock-forming silicate minerals that make up about 60% of the Earth's crust


Name: Chinese Communist Party (CCP) (Political Party)
Description: The ruling political party of China, founded by Mao Zedong and others in 1921.


Name: Celtic people (Culture)
Description: Worn by the Celts


Name: Five Naturally Occurring Isotopes (Property)
Description: A characteristic that describes the number of naturally occurring isotopes of Titanium


Name: German Empire (Polity)
Description: A former empire in central Europe that existed from 1871 to 1918


Name: Samian ware (subtype of pottery)
Description: Ancient Roman pottery subtype


Name: Inca Road System (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The road system built by the Incas that can be found in Colombia.


Name: Josiah Spode the first (Person)
Description: A potter and industrialist from England


Name: Hindu monastics (group in Hinduism)
Description: Monks and nuns living simple, celibate lives dedicated to meditation, spiritual contemplation, and spiritual liberation.


Name: Mylonite (GeologicalFeature)
Description: A type of rock formed by dynamic metamorphism during tectonic compression.


Name: The constitution (Political Document)
Description: The basic political laws establishing institutions of government


Name: French Creek (geographical location)
Description: Original name of Valley Springs before it was changed


Name: 30% to 75% (of single crystal diamond's hardness) (Percentage range)
Description: The hardness of nanocrystalline diamond can range from 30% to 75% of that of single crystal diamond


Name: engravers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create designs and inscriptions by cutting into a hard surface, typically with diamond tools or lasers.


Name: inheritance law that required the property to be split between all the sons of the deceased (Law)
Description: Inheritance law used by Mainz


Name: Otōto (younger brother) (Term)
Description: A Japanese term for a younger brother.


Name: Cavalleria rusticana (Opera)
Description: the first performance at the National Opera


Name: Brenta Dolomites (Mountain_range)
Description: a mountain range in the Italian Alps


Name: Mn–Cr isotopic ratios (Isotopic Ratios)
Description: The relative abundance of manganese and chromium isotopes


Name: Hellenistic period funerary urns (artifact)
Description: Funerary urns from the Hellenistic period


Name: Single child with multi-parents (Classification relationship)
Description: A relationship where one item has more than one parent


Name: Petroleum Reservoirs (Geological Feature)
Description: About 30% of the world's petroleum reservoirs


Name: West Slavs (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group originating from Central Europe


Name: Unknown (Event)
Description: Refers to the possibility of using a gemstone in its raw form or after being cut and polished.


Name: England (country)
Description: The country where East Cambridgeshire is located


Name: Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean (Location)
Description: Country and ocean.


Name: Ministry of Education and Science of Russia (Governmental Body)
Description: The Russian government agency responsible for science and higher education.


Name: Long Mynd (Geographical Feature)
Description: A heath downland on the Shropshire and Herefordshire border, England


Name: Alexander Calder (artist)
Description: Impacted and expanded abstract sculpture by the 1940s.


Name: coins with high silver content (coin)
Description: England's coins were minted at 1.3g by 1160


Name: World (Geographical Area)
Description: According to an OECD report in 2014


Name: Fürst (Prince) (Title)
Description: Royal title


Name: Edward Whymper (Person)
Description: Swiss mountain guide and climber best known for his first ascent of the Matterhorn


Name: The region (Ticino) (geographical location)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: Yule Town (Place)
Description: A town located near the Yule Marble quarry


Name: Lapidary (Occupation)
Description: The practice of shaping stone, minerals, or gemstones into decorative items.


Name: - (Port)
Description: Larne is a major passenger and freight roll-on roll-off port


Name: Metamorphic rock by texture (classification)
Description: The other two divisions being gneiss and granofels


Name: Biwa pearly mussel (Hyriopsis schlegeli) (Species)
Description: The species of the mussel used by the Japanese industry to attempt to revive the cultivation of these pearls


Name: Cyprus (Geographical Area)
Description: An island nation in the Mediterranean


Name: Petrology (Subdiscipline)
Description: The study of the composition, texture, and structure of rocks


Name: Harmony and equilibrium (when combined with white) (Abstract idea)
Description: -


Name: Great Bear Lake (Lake)
Description: A large lake in the Northwest Territories, Canada


Name: 36% of women undergoing female genital mutilation (Social Issue Statistic)
Description: as of the data in 2013


Name: Moscow State University and Saint Petersburg State University (University)
Description: The oldest and largest universities in Russia


Name: Contestant (Person Role)
Description: A person who stands at the top and chases the wheel of cheese to the bottom in the event.


Name: British occupation (Political Occupation)
Description: The control of New York City by British forces during the American Revolutionary War


Name: Very elderly (80+) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of very elderly 80 or older


Name: various ethnic groups (ethnic group)
Description: The diverse population of Benin


Name: 10% (Percentage)
Description: The total sales tax rate in Mobile County, Alabama


Name: Albite-epidote hornfels facies (Geological formation facies)
Description: A specific type of hornfels with a specific mineralogical composition


Name: Technische Hoogeschool Delft (Institution)
Description: University where Arie Poldervaart studied


Name: Manufacturing and Heavy Industries (Industry)
Description: Industries where bort is used for various purposes


Name: the population (Census data)
Description: The number of people living in the county as determined by the census


Name: Hindu reform movements (Religious movement)
Description: Movements that emerged during the colonial period and were partly inspired by western movements


Name: Kasimir Count Badeni's language decree of 1897 (Law)
Description: A law that made German and Czech co-official languages in Bohemia


Name: whore spider (Translation)
Description: One of the common names for the Jorōgumo spider


Name: Synthetic Diamond Detectors (Device)
Description: Detectors made from synthetic diamond used for UV light or high-energy particles detection


Name: Ruyibaozhu (Symbol)
Description: As-One-Wishes Precious Jewel


Name: Agriculture sector (Economic Sector)
Description: A part of the economy consisting of activities like farming, livestock raising, and forestry


Name: former NYU campus in University Heights, Bronx (Campus)
Description: Now Bronx Community College


Name: Metabolism of RNA and DNA, signal transduction, gene expression and apoptosis (Biochemical processes)
Description: Various biochemical processes


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


Name: Polar Lithium (Organization)
Description: A joint venture between Nornickel and Rosatom


Name: Italian Hip Hop (Person)
Description: An Italian singer who goes by the stage name Jovanotti


Name: Shortage of Lithium-7 (Resource Shortage)
Description: The US Government Accountability Office reported a potential shortage of Lithium-7


Name: Today's Czech Republic (Country)
Description: The geographical area where the Czech-language literature originated.


Name: the growth of the economy in North Macedonia (EconomyGrowth)
Description: the Manufacturing sector contributes to the growth of the economy in North Macedonia


Name: Hydrothermal Synthesis Techniques (Technology)
Description: A method of producing synthetic quartz crystals.


Name: - (Percentage)
Description: The percentage under any specific status in 2015


Name: Hematitic Jasperoid (Species of Jasperoid)
Description: A type of jasperoid that is an example of advanced silica-hematite alteration


Name: Grisons (Location)
Description: Canton in Switzerland


Name: History of U.S. States (Historical Significance)
Description: The historical significance of the states of the United States


Name: Lime mortars made by heating limestone (CaCO3) (chemical compound)
Description: Calcium oxide and calcium carbonate


Name: Civilization (Historical Entity)
Description: Advanced human society from a specific period


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country located in South-Central Asia


Name: Energy resource (concept)
Description: A source of energy used in various processes


Name: Treeline (NaturalFeature)
Description: A boundary between forested and non-forested area in the municipality of Oppdal, Norway


Name: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (Agency)
Description: An agency of the U.S. federal government responsible for environmental protection


Name: 62 people (People)
Description: The number of single individuals in Peccia


Name: It is likely that the Etruscan language (as well as Basque, Paleo-Sardinian, and Minoan) developed on the continent in the course of the Neolithic Revolution (Statement)
Description: The conclusion made in the book about the origin of certain languages


Name: More Primitive Volcanic Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: Volcanic rocks with lower silica content


Name: carry 20,000 amperes (Ability)
Description: -


Name: Tongshi (Occupation)
Description: Officials responsible for administrative tasks and overseeing local affairs in the Song dynasty.


Name: Southern United States (Geographical area)
Description: The Bible Belt is located within the Southern United States.


Name: The Eoarchean Superperiod (Geological Superperiod Proposal)
Description: A proposed superperiod, covering the time from the beginning of Earth's history to the beginning of the Hadean Eon.


Name: health problems (Health condition)
Description: Conditions that affect the workers' health


Name: St. Lawrence (Location)
Description: A location where Canada Fluorspar Inc. resumed production in 2018


Name: Period of Imperial Expansion in Africa (Historical Event)
Description: A period of increased British colonial activity and territorial expansion in Africa.


Name: Baniwa and Tucano languages (language)
Description: Languages spoken in remote areas of Brazil


Name: People born in October (People)
Description: Individuals who have opal as their birthstone


Name: Football in Brazil (Activity)
Description: The sport of football in Brazil


Name: opaque to translucent (Transparency)
Description: Transparency of afwillite


Name: Carmelites and Franciscan Orders (Religious Group)
Description: The Carmelite and Franciscan religious orders


Name: Fully Funded by the State (State funding status)
Description: The state of being fully funded by the state


Name: J. Shafritz and A. Hyde (Eds.), Classics of public administration (Book)
Description: Book where 'The science of "muddling through"' was published


Name: Liquid (PhysicalState)
Description: One of the forms in which potassium supplements are offered


Name: German cuisine (Cuisines)
Description: Traditional foods and dishes of Germany


Name: world average (Average)
Description: Worldwide average biocapacity per person in 2016


Name: International trade (Economic sector)
Description: An important part of the Netherlands' economy


Name: Green (Islamic World) (Color)
Description: The preferred color over blue in the Islamic world.


Name: Moaena (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for copper (Health Guideline)
Description: The daily amounts of copper considered sufficient to meet the nutritional needs of nearly all healthy individuals in each life-stage and gender group


Name: Facility planning (Process)
Description: The planning and organization required to build a facility


Name: The Nine Pearls (Hindu mythology)
Description: A set of nine sacred pearls in Hindu tradition


Name: Fractal curve (Mathematical entity)
Description: A geometric pattern that exhibits a repeating pattern at every scale


Name: Other International Organizations (International Organization)
Description: Organizations such as the World Trade Organization, the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation etc.


Name: Saijo Plain (Geographical Area)
Description: The area where most farming and agriculture activities are concentrated


Name: Baroque period (Historical Period)
Description: A major European cultural movement that took place roughly from 1600 to 1750


Name: More than 1,500 metric tons per year of freshwater pearls (Quantity Produced)
Description: Amount of freshwater pearls produced by China annually


Name: Scholarly Research (Research)
Description: Study of barriers, drivers, and implementation patterns of supply chain due diligence


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: During the First World War after Serbia was invaded by the Central Powers


Name: Nearly 25,000 Students (demographic group)
Description: The approximate number of students enrolled at the University of Zurich


Name: Nanoparticle (Physical Object)
Description: A tiny particle of matter, typically ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers


Name: Artha (concept)
Description: Concept representing the virtuous pursuit of means for a fulfilling life in Hinduism.


Name: Census 2021 (Event)
Description: A census conducted in 2021 in the Czech Republic


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: An island nation in East Asia


Name: Indo-Australian Plate (geological entity)
Description: Plate that Australia is lying on


Name: Northern England (Region)
Description: An area of North-East England and Yorkshire.


Name: Imaging contrast agents (Product)
Description: A substance used to enhance the visibility of internal structures during medical imaging procedures


Name: Morini (People)
Description: One of the Belgae tribes


Name: Woodcut Technology (Technology)
Description: A technique for printing maps that was replaced


Name: imperial emblems (Symbol)
Description: The symbols used on the roundels of the ceremonial gown


Name: Light behavior outside the diamond (Light Behavior Property)
Description: The actual behavior of light when it leaves a diamond


Name: 2V (Physical property)
Description: 64° to 90°, calculated: 76° to 78°


Name: Ruling Party (Tunisia) (Organization)
Description: The ruling party in Tunisia before the Tunisian Revolution


Name: E-Materials (Composite Material)
Description: A special design for electronic applications


Name: Leucism (Genetic condition)
Description: A genetic condition that causes pigment cells to fail to migrate from the neural crest during development


Name: Quartz, Plagioclase, Muscovite, Biotite, Cordierite, and Andalusite (Mineral Composition)
Description: The minerals present in this facies for a pelitic protolith


Name: Massive specimens of Kasolite (Mineral specimen)
Description: The appearance of massive specimens of Kasolite.


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


Name: Value of rubies (Monetary value)
Description: The perceived worth or desirability of rubies


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Heritage Site)
Description: A designation by UNESCO for sites of outstanding universal value


Name: British (Military Force)
Description: The British following the 1842 retreat from Kabul


Name: Earlier Years During Late Ming (Historical Period)
Description: The late period of the Ming dynasty compared to earlier years


Name: aspects of themselves (Personal characteristic)
Description: Various traits, actions or information that individuals choose to hide


Name: Delta Manganese (Elemental Metal Phase)
Description: Phase of manganese that forms when heated above 1,406 K (1,130 °C)


Name: the 13th Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled ancient Egypt


Name: Walid Abu Hafs (Person)
Description: Governor of Tunisia


Name: Aztlan (Location)
Description: Mythical place of origin for several ethnic groups in central Mexico.


Name: Developments at Tonopah, Nevada, during 1904 (Mining Development)
Description: The mining developments that took place in Tonopah, Nevada, during the year 1904


Name: A large, unspecified diamond (Diamond)
Description: The diamond that was discovered but not further specified in the text


Name: Jitsuin boxes (Box)
Description: Thumb-sized rectangular boxes made of cardboard covered with embroidered green fabric.


Name: - (-)
Description: Not applicable as it's a property of the particles, not another entity


Name: Kurdish and Zaza tribes (EthnicGroup)
Description: Turkic-speaking ethnic groups mainly located in Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria


Name: Cellular motion (cellular process)
Description: Movement of structures such as flagella, cilia and lamellipodia.


Name: Major U.S. urban corridors (Geographical area)
Description: Significant urban areas in the U.S.


Name: French Community (Linguistic Community)
Description: The French Community constitutes about 40 percent of the population.


Name: Neocrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: The crystallization of new minerals with different crystalline structures or chemical compositions


Name: Iron (δ) (Allotrope)
Description: The allotrope of iron that crystallizes as it cools past its freezing point.


Name: James Hall (Scientist)
Description: Friend of James Hutton who conducted experiments on metamorphic processes.


Name: Abundance (frequency)
Description: The abundance of certain minerals in rocks.


Name: Countries like Australia, the United States, Canada and the Soviet Union (Political Entities)
Description: Nations known for their status as grain surplus countries during the 20th century


Name: Robinson Deep gold mine (Mine)
Description: The gold mine managed by Pope Yeatman.


Name: Characteristics (Europe) (Characteristic)
Description: The rich history and culture of Europe, influenced by numerous civilizations


Name: 10,000 (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of red foxes in London city


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


Name: States (Political entity)
Description: The political entities that employ Beamte


Name: Alpine, Pyrenean and Jura mountains (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountain ranges in France


Name: English language (Language)
Description: The first recorded use of salmon as a color name was in 1776.


Name: altered function of the blood–brain barrier (Biological phenomenon)
Description: A condition where the blood-brain barrier, which separates the brain's tissue fluids from the bloodstream, is not functioning properly.


Name: Ming dynasty Han Chinese robes (Clothing)
Description: Robes given by the Ming Emperors to the Chinese noble Dukes Yansheng


Name: Tiradentes (nickname)
Description: The nickname of Joaquim José da Silva Xavier.


Name: Medieval European soldiers (Military Personnel)
Description: Soldiers during the Middle Ages in Europe


Name: organisms on Earth (group of living things)
Description: All living organisms on the planet


Name: Bronze Age in China (historical period)
Description: The Bronze Age as referred to in the context of Chinese prehistory


Name: English Protestants (Group)
Description: Religious group who struggled for influence in Tahiti during the Protectorate


Name: Non-families (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of households that are not families


Name: Hanko (Seal)
Description: A traditional Japanese stamp used for official purposes


Name: Monocrystalline forms (Metal Form)
Description: A form of copper that has weaker structure due to lack of grain boundaries.


Name: Depth (in Indonesia) (Abstract idea)
Description: As well as the subterranean world, demons, disaster, and the left hand


Name: Global Energy Related CO2 Emissions (Environmental Impact)
Description: The total CO2 emissions related to energy use worldwide.


Name: Southern Fox (Species)
Description: The southern fox the fur attribute belongs to.


Name: Construction and decoration (Use)
Description: The uses of marble mined and sculpted in Peccia


Name: technology parks (Facility)
Description: Areas with advanced technology infrastructure for the development of new technologies


Name: Corsac Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of fox that only outcompetes red foxes in semi-desert and steppe areas


Name: Guadiana basin (hydrographic basin)
Description: A hydrographic basin on the Atlantic side of Andalusia


Name: Hindu monastic life (Sannyāsa) (lifestyle choice in Hinduism)
Description: A lifestyle choice made by some Hindus to live a simple and celibate life, detached from material pursuits, of meditation and spiritual contemplation.


Name: Impressionism (Art movement)
Description: A school of painting that initially focused on work done outdoors.


Name: Nationalist Government (Government)
Description: -


Name: Convex Mirror (Subtype of Mirror)
Description: A mirror with a convex surface, providing a wider field of view


Name: Association Principle (Governmental Principle)
Description: A principle of governance applied to Ivory Coast by the French, under which natives outside the civilized elite had no political rights.


Name: Romaniotes (ethnicity)
Description: The original Jewish community of Greece, dating back to ancient times


Name: Varadouro (Place)
Description: A place known for its warmer waters, summer cottages, and salt-water pools open to the ocean


Name: Chemically appropriate lithologies (Igneous Rock)
Description: Igneous rocks other than basalt that create amphibolite.


Name: Animated Films (Mole etc.) (Art Form)
Description: A series of animated films that emerged as a part of the Czech Film.


Name: 12th-century Queens of France (Historical Figures)
Description: Queens who reigned in France during the 12th century


Name: double electron capture to 40Ar (Decay mode)
Description: Refers to the fact that 40Ca could undergo double electron capture, but this has never been observed.


Name: Conventional diamonds (full-complement of facets) (Diamond cut)
Description: -


Name: Haner Culture (culture)
Description: Culture of Han Chinese or Haner families


Name: Dying Stars (Astronomical Object)
Description: Massive stars that die and create carbon, which is later scattered into space.


Name: 24,000 children of Venezuelan refugees who were born in Colombia (Quantity)
Description: The number of children offered citizenship


Name: Evaporation or Precipitation with an organic antisolvent (Method)
Description: Methods used to separate or purify sodium salts.


Name: Hora nigra (Concept)
Description: A Roman term for death, meaning the black hour


Name: Key-wind and key-set movements (Watch movement type)
Description: Pocket watches, since their creation in the 16th century, up until the third quarter of the 19th century, had key-wind and key-set movements.


Name: Eastern Han period (Historical_period)
Description: A historical period in China where the first true porcelain was believed to be made


Name: Greek War of Independence (1821–1833) (HistoricalEvent)
Description: War that ended the Ottoman rule of Athens


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


Name: Northern Morava River Valley (Geographical Location)
Description: The valley of the northern Morava river where the archaeological sites are located


Name: Diamonds (Mineral)
Description: a solid form of pure carbon


Name: Greek Linear B script (writing system)
Description: An early form of the Greek language using a syllabic script


Name: The practice of using engraved gem rings with wax to seal documents (Historical Practice)
Description: A tradition started by the Romans


Name: Jacobins (Political Group)
Description: A radical political faction of the French Revolution, known for their advocacy of Jacobinism.


Name: People from collectivistic cultures (Group)
Description: People who belong to cultures emphasizing group unity and cohesiveness, such as the Japanese


Name: a Geological Museum of the Dolomites (Museum)
Description: A notable attraction in Predazzo


Name: Heme Proteins (hemoglobin and myoglobin) (Proteins)
Description: Proteins that contain a heme group, which binds to oxygen.


Name: Boston (City)
Description: The city where these institutions and orchestra are located.


Name: tree height (Physical attribute)
Description: The vertical distance from the base to the top of a tree


Name: Israel National Trail (Hiking Trail)
Description: Long-distance trail in Israel


Name: And his work had a profound impact on the development of modern industry and technology (Mechanical Engineering)
Description: James Watt was a leading figure in German mechanical engineering during the late 18th century. His work had a profound impact on the development of modern industry and technology


Name: grey dyes, good-quality dyes, vegetable dyes made from sumac or logwood (Colorant)
Description: Substances used to color Grey's uniforms


Name: Examples (Category)
Description: Representative instances within a particular group or category.


Name: Ancient Greeks (Culture)
Description: Ancient civilization of Greece


Name: the Cretan School and Heptanese School (School of art)
Description: Two post-Byzantine art schools are the Cretan and Heptanese Schools.


Name: Seawater (Natural Resource)
Description: The saltwater that makes up the world's oceans, seas, and other large water bodies.


Name: Paucity of Adequate Zinc Biomarkers (Limitations)
Description: The paucity of adequate biomarkers for zinc


Name: Reaction of Fayalite with Plagioclase (Geological Reaction)
Description: A specific neocrystallization reaction that forms garnet at elevated pressure and temperature


Name: Book (Literature)
Description: A written work or collection of works, usually on a single subject


Name: Eurovision Song Contest (Music Competition)
Description: -


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


Name: Tile (Construction Material)
Description: Manufactured pieces of hard-wearing materials used for various purposes, including roofing and flooring.


Name: Solar power plant (Energy production facility)
Description: A facility that harnesses solar energy


Name: Five main types of Early Bronze Age flat axes (Ireland) (Classification)
Description: The five main types of Early Bronze Age flat axes found in Ireland.


Name: Illegal use and production of those special robes (Prohibited Action)
Description: The illegal use and production of those special robes


Name: Over time (Temporal Term)
Description: Duration or period of time


Name: Berber students in Morocco (educational_group)
Description: Students who are Berbers and study in Morocco


Name: United Russia (Political Party)
Description: The dominant political party in Russia


Name: Evaporation deposition (Subprocess of Dielectric coatings)
Description: A technique used for depositing dielectric materials onto a substrate by vaporizing it.


Name: Pakistani citizens (Nationality)
Description: 0.3% of the total population


Name: Mountain (1000 feet) (Landform)
Description: The US defined a mountain as being 1,000 feet or more tall.


Name: Local West African chiefs (People)
Description: Leaders of local communities in Ivory Coast


Name: Al2Cl6 dimers (chemical structure)
Description: The spatial arrangement of atoms in the transformed state of Aluminium Trichloride on melting


Name: Etruscan Inscriptions (written monuments)
Description: Inscriptions written in Etruscan script


Name: Russo-Ukrainian War (2014) (War)
Description: war that started in 2014 between Ukraine and Russia


Name: Late 19th Century (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the late 1800s


Name: Trail of Tears National Historic Trail (National Historic Trail)
Description: A national historic trail located in Alabama


Name: optically-stimulated luminescence dosimeters (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that measure ionizing radiation


Name: Put one million electric cars on the road (Policy Initiative)
Description: The initiative to put one million electric cars on Spanish roads


Name: 1883 (year)
Description: Year the Brooklyn Bridge was opened


Name: Organizations (Group)
Description: Entities such as businesses, governments, and non-profit organizations.


Name: 10 T-55 tanks, 5 AMX-13 light tanks, 34 reconnaissance vehicles, 10 BMP-1/2 armoured infantry fighting vehicles, 41 wheeled APCs, and 36+ artillery pieces (military_equipment)
Description: major equipment items reported by the Ivory Coast Army


Name: Africa (Continent)
Description: The second-largest continent in area and the third-largest continent in population


Name: Phoenician tāw (letter)
Description: Cross-shaped letter in Phoenician alphabet


Name: Gold Ornaments (Artifact)
Description: Pieces of jewellery made from gold for women's hair.


Name: Laonao Mountain area of Fengtian, Hualien County (Geographical Location)
Description: The specific location where Taiwan Jade is mined


Name: - (-)
Description: Description of a notable feature of Mount Washington


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: The Chernobyl disaster happened in Ukraine.


Name: Number of hanfu enthusiasts in China (Quantity)
Description: The total number of hanfu enthusiasts in China.


Name: Marie Curie's career challenges (Category)
Description: The numerous challenges Marie Curie encountered throughout her scientific career, including discrimination and lack of resources


Name: Azerbaijan (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Ipswich (City)
Description: A city in England


Name: Brain zinc uptake (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which zinc is transported into brain cells.


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A historical Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1644 to 1912


Name: Maya (Legendary Person)
Description: A legendary name for the Buddha's mother


Name: Surrounding Regions (Location)
Description: Regions adjacent to Tibet, where Tibetan Buddhism is also practiced.


Name: Ductile iron (cast iron) (Alloy)
Description: Heat-treated cast iron that becomes ductile


Name: Varna Necropolis (Archaeological Site)
Description: An archaeological site in Varna, Bulgaria where the oldest golden artefacts in the world were found


Name: Charlemagne (Person)
Description: King of the Franks and Emperor of the Romans from 800 AD to his death in 814


Name: Chemical Reduction, Coke Production, Steel Case Hardening (Process)
Description: Processes in which carbon is used


Name: sons of the landed gentry (social group)
Description: The specific social group that predominantly took the examination


Name: Plaster (Product)
Description: A building material used for coating walls and ceilings, typically to provide a smooth, durable surface


Name: Area now Colombia (Year 1600) (Region)
Description: The region that is now Colombia in the year 1600.


Name: Political and Social Turmoil (SocialEntity)
Description: Turmoil that extended until 2011


Name: Gold (metal)
Description: Main material used for early Minoan Jewelry


Name: increasing the bioactivity of implant surfaces (Function)
Description: Used for increasing the bioactivity of implant surfaces.


Name: Australian Values (Concept)
Description: The values expected from citizens, including respect for individual freedom, rule of law, opposition to discrimination, and the 'fair go'


Name: Violet-red spessartine (Color variant of a mineral)
Description: A color variant of Spessartine with violet-red color.


Name: Skarnoids (skarn types)
Description: A type of skarn that is fine-grained and iron poor


Name: Ministry of Culture (Government Department)
Description: The Ministry of Culture established after Tunisia's independence in 1956.


Name: whipped cream or a sweet sauce (Food)
Description: Accompaniments for Torta di Castagne


Name: J. V. Sanders' Research (Scientific Study)
Description: The research conducted by J. V. Sanders in the mid-1960s that explains the internal structure of precious opal


Name: Buddha (Religious Figure)
Description: A spiritual king or protector of all creatures with a lifetime that is countless of eons long


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: A potential mineral found in listwanites.


Name: Authors (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who write literature


Name: challenges (Problem)
Description: The challenges facing research and development in Benin


Name: Miniature paintings (Art form)
Description: Primary form of painting in pre-colonial India, done on wasli using mineral and natural colors


Name: 124 countries (Number of countries)
Description: countries with which it has the most trade


Name: 1,620,000 (Number)
Description: Approximate number of Tuaregs in Niger.


Name: Nahuatl Language (Language)
Description: The language that has loaned words to Mexican Spanish


Name: Greatest Cyclists of All Time (Title)
Description: A title for notable cyclists


Name: Annual budget of DZD 200 million (EUR 1.3 million) (Financial Allocation)
Description: The annual budget allocated to production in the Algerian film industry


Name: demonstrating the universal appeal of Norwegian cinema (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies regularly present captivating, thought-provoking narratives that resonate with audiences around the globe, showcasing the global relevance of Norwegian cinema


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A pluralist multi-party parliamentary representative democracy located in Central Europe.


Name: Medical Management of Iron Toxicity (Healthcare Procedure)
Description: The treatment and care provided for managing iron toxicity.


Name: Color sensation in a given direction (perception of color)
Description: The perception of color that is observed in a specific direction.


Name: Blue and green (Color)
Description: Two most common fancy colors produced by Moissanite


Name: Non-conductor (Physical State)
Description: A material that blocks the flow of electricity


Name: Railroading (Industry)
Description: The business of operating railway transport services.


Name: Several instances (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of instances when banks announced deals worth over US$10 billion during 2018


Name: 1980s and 1990s (Time Period)
Description: The period when the ROC transitioned from a one-party state to a multi-party democracy


Name: a significant number of people globally (Description)
Description: Employment characteristic of Swiss corporations


Name: Public servant (UK) (Government employee)
Description: A person employed in the public sector in the UK


Name: Electromagnetic separation (Technique)
Description: A process using the magnetic properties of materials


Name: Bologna (location)
Description: City where the museum is located.


Name: Latin filum and granum (Language terms)
Description: Words that gave rise to the term filigrana


Name: largest economy by GDP (economic characteristic)
Description: a country that holds the title of having the highest gross domestic product (GDP) among all nations


Name: 1933 election (Event)
Description: An election held in 1933


Name: Greek Kingdom (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient kingdom named after the Macedonians


Name: Two thousand years ago (TimePeriod)
Description: A period approximately 2000 years before present


Name: 1930s (time period)
Description: By Vladimir Rosenbaum for his wife Aline Valangin


Name: Mars (Planet)
Description: The fourth planet from the Sun in the Solar System.


Name: Luna 9 (Spacecraft)
Description: The first spacecraft to achieve a survivable landing on the Moon in 1966


Name: boron carbide, carboranes, carborane acid (Chemical Compound Class)
Description: Diverse uses of Organoboron compounds ranging from boron carbide to carborane acid


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


Name: Borax (Mineral)
Description: A mineral form of boron compounds


Name: Steel-Chiselers (Occupation Title)
Description: Early medalists due to the method of engraving


Name: Italian (Language)
Description: A Romance language


Name: Waitaki river (River)
Description: A river in New Zealand


Name: Marvin Harris (Scholar)
Description: A scholar who propagated the claim that the flesh of sacrificial victims was a part of an aristocratic diet.


Name: Cyclosilicates (Mineral class)
Description: The category that Beryl belongs to.


Name: Tokelau (Territory)
Description: A non-self-governing territory administered by a council of three elders


Name: Theistic ideas (Concept)
Description: Beliefs that there exists a god or gods.


Name: Famine (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A series of severe food shortages, leading to mass starvation and death


Name: Victorian Era (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the history of the United Kingdom, characterized by political attitudes favoring free trade and laissez-faire policies.


Name: First Anti-War Protest Song in Greek Rock (Classification)
Description: -


Name: Bela Stena, Veliki Krš and Jasova Bačija (Locality)
Description: Localities in Kopaonik


Name: Tunnel (Geographical Feature)
Description: A 16-by-16-foot tunnel blasted for access to the quarry interior in 1990


Name: Longshan culture (Neolithic jade working center)
Description: A Neolithic jade working center situated in China's east coast


Name: Former Qing Dynasty Territories (Historical Entity)
Description: Territories ruled by the Qing dynasty


Name: a research facility on physics, chemistry, material science and life sciences (Facility)
Description: A research center focusing on various scientific fields


Name: Lithium ion batteries, solar panels, supercapacitors (Electrochemical devices)
Description: Electrochemical devices using lithium


Name: Other Languages (Language)
Description: Languages from which Russian borrows words.


Name: sea-bed (Geographical_location)
Description: The sea-bed


Name: Abron kingdom of Gyaaman (kingdom)
Description: A kingdom established by the Abron Akan group in the 17th century, south of Bondoukou.


Name: Union of Lublin (1569) (Historical Event)
Description: Union establishing the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth


Name: He Wakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni (Document)
Description: the Declaration of the Independence of New Zealand


Name: Jadeite mined in Myanmar (Mineral resource)
Description: The jadeite that is mined in Myanmar


Name: Robert Forester Mushet (Person)
Description: British metallurgist who introduced Manganese to iron and steel production


Name: Imitation or simulated gems (Gemstone)
Description: Gemstones that are not identical to the natural stone.


Name: New York City property (Real Estate Market)
Description: The total value of all properties within the city of New York.


Name: monoclinic system (Crystal System)
Description: A crystal system with one plane of symmetry.


Name: Military Locket Buttons (Artifact)
Description: A type of button used by the military, often containing miniature objects such as compasses.


Name: six million (Number)
Description: Approximate number of Kabyle people.


Name: Dictionnaire des bijoux de l’Afrique du Nord. Maroc, Algérie, Tunisie, Tripolitaine (1906) (Book)
Description: A book with a wider geographical scope than his previous work


Name: Religious items such as crosses and Rosary beads (Artifact)
Description: -


Name: 1789 (Year)
Description: The year the U.S. Constitution went into effect


Name: IMA approved minerals (Collection)
Description: Minorals approved by the International Mineralogical Association


Name: Pixel (Term)
Description: A term derived from 'picture element'


Name: Discoveries About Flame Behavior in Microgravity Conditions (Scientific Discovery)
Description: Discoveries related to flame behavior and efficiency in microgravity conditions


Name: Tetravalent (Chemical Property)
Description: A property that describes an atom forming a total of four covalent bonds


Name: Minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: Naturally occurring inorganic solids with a definite crystal structure


Name: Alkynes (Organic Compounds)
Description: When dissolved in ammonia solution


Name: High density (Property)
Description: Corundum has a high density of 4.02 g/cm3.


Name: Arc de Triomphe du Carrousel (architecture)
Description: An arc located at the north-eastern corner of the Louvre Palace


Name: P3121 or P3221 (space group 152 or 154 resp.) (crystal_space_group)
Description: A specific space group in the trigonal crystal system


Name: gravity so strong that nothing, including light, can escape from it (property)
Description: A Black Hole is a region in space where gravity is so strong that nothing, including light, can escape from it.


Name: United States Government (Organization)
Description: The federal government of the United States


Name: Black Hills (Geographical Feature)
Description: An isolated mountain range in western South Dakota and Wyoming


Name: Tersnaus (Municipality)
Description: Another municipality in Switzerland.


Name: Handicrafts, oral poetry and fashion including jewellery (Activities or objects)
Description: The expressions of the social status of Berber women.


Name: Various Ethnicities (Ethnicity)
Description: The ethnicities of the residents as recorded in the Census 2021


Name: Ashford-in-the-Water (Location)
Description: A place in Derbyshire, England.


Name: Ferrioxalate ion (Iron complex)
Description: An iron complex with three oxalate ligands displaying helical chirality


Name: Ottoman Empire (historical entity)
Description: An empire that existed from 1299 to 1922, based in present-day Turkey


Name: Gold (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79, gold is a dense, soft, shiny, malleable, and ductile metal.


Name: Cryosphere and Pedosphere (Earth's spheres) (geographical regions)
Description: Distinct portions of the hydrosphere and the pedosphere respectively.


Name: Karat (k) (Measurement)
Description: The measurement used to indicate the proportion of gold in an alloy.


Name: Color of Atlantic salmon (Color)
Description: Lighter and oranger than that of various Pacific salmon species


Name: Synthetic opals (other than lab-created) (man-made material)
Description: Artificial opals with lizard skin or columnar patterning


Name: RAL 6015 (Color)
Description: Black olive is represented by RAL 6015 in the RAL color matching system.


Name: Ife (Yoruba town) (location)
Description: A town in modern Nigeria where terracotta and metal royal heads were produced from the 12th–14th centuries


Name: Fusible Beads (Type of bead)
Description: Small, colorful, fusible plastic beads used in designs and as components for necklaces, bracelets, keychains etc.


Name: Hardstone Carvings (sculpture_type)
Description: Small-scale sculptures made of hard stone


Name: (1) Reduced Protection Against Liability for Professional Negligence (2) Severe Limitations or Outright Prohibitions on Ownership by Non-Professionals (Legal aspects)
Description: Characteristics of professional business entities.


Name: plasma etching (Process)
Description: A technique that removes material from a substrate by bombarding it with a plasma


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The continent of Australia


Name: Emilio Salgari (Author)
Description: Italian author known for his adventure novels.


Name: Tourist Destination (Category)
Description: A place where travelers go for entertainment, recreation, or education


Name: Germans (Ethnic Group)
Description: Related to the Austrians and neighbouring Germans


Name: Peridotite of the Earth's mantle (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock found in the Earth's mantle that can potentially contain chlorite.


Name: House of Representatives of Australia (Legislative Body)
Description: Lower house in the bicameral Parliament of Australia


Name: Skulan and DePaolo (Scientists)
Description: Scientists who presented the first evidence of change in seawater 44Ca/40Ca over geologic time


Name: Vocational Education (Education System)
Description: Education available to students at the secondary and tertiary level


Name: Plant-based materials (Building material)
Description: Materials largely derived from renewable resources, mainly co-products from agriculture or the wood industry.


Name: KMT (Political Party)
Description: Kuomintang (KMT), a major political party in Taiwan


Name: Ater (Roman term for black)
Description: Ancient Roman term for a flat, dull black color


Name: Valuable insights into human diplomacy, global politics, and cooperation (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Co-hyponyms (Term)
Description: Terms that are subclasses of the same superclass


Name: India (Odisha) (State or Region within a Country)
Description: A state in the eastern part of India


Name: Congress of Vienna (event)
Description: A congress held in 1814 and 1815 to reorganize the political map of Europe


Name: 1968 Winter Olympics (Event)
Description: The winter olympic games that took place in Madrid, Spain in 1968


Name: Illyrian Provinces (Administrative Division)
Description: From 1809 until 1813


Name: Aluminium trialkyls and triaryls (chemical compound)
Description: Reactive, volatile, colorless liquids or low-melting solids


Name: dopant concentration (Physical property)
Description: The concentration of the dopants, usually Neodymium, that vary between 0.5 and 1.4 molar percent


Name: Annual losses to UK from fraud (Monetary value)
Description: Estimated annual losses due to fraud in the UK


Name: Petrograd Soviet (Political Entity)
Description: An alternative socialist establishment co-existed during the Russian Revolution


Name: some controversy (debate)
Description: The debate surrounding the long-term health effects of the Chernobyl disaster


Name: Daily Value (%DV) (Nutritional measurement)
Description: A standard for expressing the nutrient content of foods and dietary supplements on U.S. food labels.


Name: Central Ural Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: Location where limited production occurred around 1999


Name: Designer optically transparent diamond anvils (Tool)
Description: Customized diamond anvils with optical transparency


Name: World Roller Speed Skating Championships (Competition)
Description: An annual international roller speed skating competition


Name: Designers of jewellery (Category)
Description: A category for media related to designers of jewellery.


Name: India and Southeast Asia (Location)
Description: The geographical regions that have influenced Hindu culture


Name: Doped semiconductors (Physical object)
Description: Semiconductors that have been modified by the doping process.


Name: Magenta (in CMYK) (Color)
Description: A secondary color in the CMYK color model.


Name: whetstone to hone knives (Tool)
Description: The tool used by earlier cultures with slate


Name: Black Thursday (Term)
Description: A downturn on 24 October the previous week before Black Tuesday


Name: Late Bronze Age Levant (geographical region)
Description: The Late Bronze Age Levant


Name: Highest prices (Price)
Description: The price range for gems with vivid blue and high saturation


Name: Species (Animal Species)
Description: Various animal species common to regions surrounding the Black Hills


Name: Word formation (Linguistic process)
Description: The process of creating new words.


Name: in Meroë (Location)
Description: -


Name: Nihon Shoki and Kojiki (Text)
Description: Earliest surviving chronicles in Japan


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: Taiwan, officially known as the Republic of China (ROC), is a country in East Asia.


Name: Barbary Pirates (Historical Group)
Description: Group of pirates active in the western Mediterranean Sea during the 16th to 19th centuries.


Name: Rocks (Geological Entity)
Description: A broad category encompassing various solid materials, including soil and bedrock.


Name: Hard Shell or Test (Physical Structure)
Description: The rigid calcium carbonate structure enclosing the sea urchin.


Name: Agriculture (Activity)
Description: An integral part of Andalusia's economy


Name: Portuguese Filigree (Art Technique)
Description: A specific type of Filigree produced in Portugal.


Name: United Nations (Organization)
Description: International organization


Name: Geometric Designs (Artistic Style)
Description: Designs characterized by geometric shapes and symmetry, often found in Islamic art.


Name: Few Native Speakers (People)
Description: A small group of people who speak the Ainu language.


Name: Printing the finished plate (Process)
Description: The normal way for an intaglio plate


Name: Oneness in Creation (Concept)
Description: The belief that all diversity in creation points to a single, ultimate source.


Name: Naruhito (Person)
Description: The 126th Emperor of Japan (since 2019)


Name: Mexican maquech (artifact)
Description: Live bejeweled brooch from a subspecies of the zopherus beetle


Name: Tudor period (Time_period)
Description: The historical period in which the Dress hook was created.


Name: Kimberlites (Geological Formation)
Description: Geological formation containing diamonds, found in narrow dikes and sills or pipes


Name: Salt Deposits in Occator Crater (Geological Feature)
Description: The salt deposits present in Occator Crater


Name: Crocodile Dundee and the Ozploitation movement's Mad Max series (Movies)
Description: International blockbusters


Name: Lower Louisiana (Location)
Description: Region that received surplus wheat, corn and tobacco from Missouri


Name: Akademgorodok, parochod, бело-розовый, Каменноостровский проспект (Examples of compounds in Russian language)
Description: Various examples of compound nouns and adjectives in the Russian language.


Name: Large Scale Projects (Project)
Description: In the fields of agriculture and industry


Name: Pollution (Environmental Impact)
Description: The harm caused to the environment.


Name: Solvent Extraction (Process)
Description: The process of extracting substances using a solvent


Name: Ghazni (City)
Description: A city in Afghanistan with significant history and historical sites.


Name: Majority part of Swiss rail network (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: 60% of the Swiss railway system


Name: Herman Melville (Author)
Description: American author whose work was influenced by the literary movement of the time


Name: Constitution and laws of Ukraine (Law)
Description: The laws that provide for freedom of speech and press in Ukraine


Name: Alpujarra Architecture (Local Architectural Style)
Description: Specific local architectural styles, such as the flat roofs, roofed chimneys, and radically extended balconies of the Alpujarra


Name: Government mints (Organization)
Description: Government institutions responsible for the production of coins


Name: books, magazines, theater or movie posters and comic books (Media)
Description: Various types of printed material


Name: Gates of Paradise (Artwork)
Description: dazzlingly confident classicizing compositions with varied depths of relief allowing extensive backgrounds


Name: Member States of the European Union (Country)
Description: The 27 countries that are members of the European Union as of 2021


Name: Phoenicians (Culture)
Description: An ancient Phoenician culture that originated in the coastal region corresponding roughly to modern-day Lebanon


Name: Iron (Fe) (Element)
Description: An element that forms the core of the Earth


Name: Gold (Chemical Element)
Description: A bright, slightly orange-yellow, dense, soft, malleable, and ductile metal with symbol Au and atomic number 79.


Name: World War I (war)
Description: from which it emerged victorious at great human and economic cost.


Name: Highly Educated Labor Force (Quality of Education)
Description: Indicates the proportion of educated workforce in a country


Name: Saber-Pro test (Test)
Description: A test required for some professional career programs in the final year of undergraduate academic education.


Name: relations with neighbouring Ukraine (Relation)
Description: A diplomatic relationship between Russia and Ukraine.


Name: 'Cour des Marbres' (Courtyard)
Description: A courtyard in the Palace of Versailles, surrounded by marble columns


Name: Modern Hand Engraving Artists (Profession)
Description: Artists who employ a combination of techniques to create intricate designs.


Name: PrecisionInstruments/Watches (Product)
Description: The third largest percentage of exported goods by Switzerland


Name: Leader (Leadership Role)
Description: A leader is appointed to command the tribe.


Name: Ottomans (Empire)
Description: A former powerful empire based in the West Asia and Europe


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that is found in several layers.


Name: Colorado River and its tributaries, rafting, and helicopter tours (River, Recreational Activity, Transportation)
Description: Natural features, activities, or transportation methods related to the Colorado River and its tributaries


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Site (Protected_Area)
Description: A designation given to a specific location by UNESCO


Name: Rum (Beverage)
Description: Alcoholic beverages produced in distilleries located on islands in the Atlantic and Indian oceans


Name: - (-)
Description: The property of a sphere that it has the maximum volume among all closed shapes with a given surface area.


Name: Roman the Great (person)
Description: -


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


Name: Harmful if swallowed (Property)
Description: A cosmetic product that can cause harm if ingested, either due to the presence of toxic substances or because it may block the airway and lead to choking


Name: Romans (civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization of Rome


Name: Athenian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: Ancient empire centered on Athens


Name: Carbonado (type of diamond)
Description: a type of black diamond


Name: Hastings-on-Hudson quarry (Quarry)
Description: The quarry located in Hastings-on-Hudson.


Name: 289 (in 2018) (Number)
Description: The near-70-year record low of murders in New York City.


Name: Capital punishment (Punishment)
Description: Execution as a penalty for a crime


Name: fish (Food)
Description: A type of seafood


Name: King Willem-Alexander of Netherlands (Person)
Description: The current King of the Netherlands


Name: Sand (Substance)
Description: A substance that can smother magnesium fires on relatively level and flat surfaces.


Name: Ely, Minnesota, US (Location)
Description: A location in the United States.


Name: Iran (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Rio de Janeiro (City)
Description: A city in Brazil


Name: Official national symbol (Subcategory of National Symbol)
Description: National symbols that are insignias and not everyone is allowed to use


Name: Orson Welles' Othello (Movie)
Description: The movie directed by Orson Welles named Othello


Name: Scotland (region)
Description: a region of the United Kingdom


Name: Teenagers (10-19) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of teenagers between 10 and 19


Name: Brush painting, Scroll painting in East Asia (Painting types)
Description: In Chinese, Korean, and Japanese painting it has been the dominant medium, often in monochrome black or browns. India, Ethiopia and other countries also have long traditions.


Name: Sweden (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: New Zealander(s) (Nationality)
Description: The nationality of people from New Zealand


Name: President or Premier (Executive Power Holder)
Description: Either the president or premier holds executive powers in Taiwan


Name: Fancy-colored Diamond Imitation (Functional Property)
Description: Ability to mimic fancy-colored diamonds


Name: Provinces (il or vilayet) (Administrative Division)
Description: The main administrative divisions of Turkey


Name: Leqbayel (Term)
Description: To refer to their own people


Name: Bavarian oligarchy led by Josef Ludwig von Armansperg and, later, by Otto himself (oligarchy)
Description: The ruling power during the early years of Greece's independence.


Name: Reaction with Water (Chemical Reaction)
Description: The interaction between potassium metal and water


Name: Regulators (Government Entity)
Description: Entity responsible for regulation of banks


Name: Chondrite (Type of stony meteorite)
Description: A type of stony meteorite that contains small, round particles called chondrules.


Name: Iberian Mythology (Mythology)
Description: One of the mythologies that influenced Berber beliefs.


Name: Ibn Khaldun (1332–1406) (Historian)
Description: Recounted two popular opinions as to the origin of the Berbers


Name: Land of the Holy Cross (Terra da Santa Cruz) (Geographical Area)
Description: The original Portuguese name of the land that is now known as Brazil


Name: Veduta (Artwork Class)
Description: A highly detailed painting of a cityscape or other vista.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Neighboring country to the south


Name: Tata, Morocco (Location)
Description: The location where the Oued Drâa valley is


Name: Sedimentary Rocks in Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The portion of the Earth's crust made up of sedimentary rocks


Name: 1944 (Year)
Description: Founding year of the oldest newspaper in North Macedonia


Name: BE&K (Company)
Description: A construction and engineering company based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Chris Columbus (person)
Description: Explorer from Italy, best known for his voyages to the Americas


Name: Grafter (Occupation)
Description: An individual who inserts the bead into the mollusk for pearl cultivation.


Name: 540,000 and 430,000 years ago (Time period)
Description: The earliest known time when hominids were engaging in engraving activities.


Name: Sacred (property)
Description: An attribute or characteristic of jewels