Name: Mahatma Gandhi (Person)
Description: An Indian lawyer and political leader who was the leader of the Indian independence movement


Name: Carotenes (substance)
Description: A type of pigment that gives an orange or yellow color to many plants and animals, including various fruits and vegetables.


Name: Salvatore Quasimodo (Literary Figure)
Description: Poet


Name: Subsiding basin (Geographical location)
Description: A basin that is sinking due to tectonic activity


Name: Late 19th century (Time)
Description: The time period of the Second Anglo-Afghan War


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


Name: Uranium atom in uranates(VI) (Atom)
Description: Represents the uranium atom in uranates with oxidation state VI


Name: Coat-an-Noz, Cotes-du-Nord, France (Location)
Description: One of the locations where Goldmanite has been reported


Name: Various Mammals (Animal)
Description: Major representatives of the mammalian fauna are wild boar and wild cat.


Name: formation caused by movement and deposition of sediment by glaciers (Geomorphic Phenomenon)
Description: The movement and deposition of loose material during the advance and retreat of a glacier


Name: Computer art (art)
Description: Art that involves computers in its production or display


Name: Benin Bronzes (sculpture)
Description: Bronze reliefs used to decorate palaces


Name: counties (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of Moravia headed by zhupans


Name: Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of the East Angles (Historical Entity)
Description: The Anglo-Saxon kingdom that occupied what is now Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire


Name: Uranates (Chemical compounds)
Description: Salts containing a polyatomic uranium-oxide anion, are generally not water-soluble.


Name: Mosaicity (type of crystallographic structure)
Description: A spread of crystal plane orientations


Name: Second World War (War)
Description: The Second World War during which Kurt Waldheim served as a Wehrmacht officer


Name: Economic Policies Coordination (Eurogroup) (Policy Coordination)
Description: The Eurogroup coordinates economic policies for eurozone countries.


Name: Polar ocean (Marine ecosystem)
Description: An area where the polar sea urchin Sterechinus neumayeri can be found.


Name: Manchu-influenced clothes, qipao (Clothing style)
Description: A popular traditional Han Chinese garb.


Name: Zn(CH3)2 (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound used in organic syntheses.


Name: Several stories from the Pacific islands (Mythology)
Description: Involved controlling the tides with jewels owned by the dragon-king who guarded them in his palace under the waves.


Name: Baden-Württemberg (Germany) (geographical_area)
Description: A state located in southwestern Germany


Name: Tolls (Payment method)
Description: Fees charged to users of the road for its upkeep.


Name: University of Mentouri Constantine (University)
Description: One of the most important universities in Algeria


Name: French (Country)
Description: The French during the period of the Hundred Years' War


Name: Foreign Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Silicon Alley (Sector)
Description: a new sector that emerged in New York City's economy


Name: Chalkos (χαλκός) (Metal)
Description: An ancient name for copper in Greece


Name: Old Ducal Palace of Massa (Building)
Description: It was used to showcase the stone.


Name: Masks, Sculpture intended to be carried (Artwork)
Description: Types of sculptures made from wood


Name: Lime (Mineral)
Description: Calcium oxide, used in the Dow process to precipitate magnesium hydroxide.


Name: Quarries (Economic activity)
Description: An economic activity in the past


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


Name: Pablo Picasso, Constantin Brancusi (Artists)
Description: Examples of artists who have made sculptures


Name: Most common mitochondrial DNA haplogroup among the Etruscans (Group of people)
Description: The most frequently occurring mitochondrial DNA haplogroup in the Etruscan population.


Name: Sommaripa family (Family)
Description: A noble family from Andros and Paros


Name: Arab Scholars (Group)
Description: Scholars from the Arab world


Name: 600,000 years BP (Time Period)
Description: It has been inhabited for at least 600,000 years before present


Name: St. Augustine (Person)
Description: Saint who used a seal, as indicated in one of his letters


Name: Mathematical Color Model (Concept)
Description: A model that maps out the space of observable colors and assigns a set of three numbers to each.


Name: Cartilage (Grows and repairs more slowly than other connective tissues)
Description: A type of connective tissue that grows and repairs slower compared to others


Name: Fluorite (mineral)
Description: The mineral form of calcium fluoride, CaF2.


Name: Tribes (Group)
Description: Indigenous groups during the colonial period


Name: 38,986 (Population)
Description: The current population of Arendal municipality as of 1 January 2020


Name: England (Country)
Description: Place of origin


Name: Feminist art movement (Art movement)
Description: Began in the 1960s during the second wave of feminism


Name: Area (Alabama) (Geographical_area)
Description: The geographical area known as Alabama


Name: Hairwork and other fancywork (Crafts)
Description: Predominantly female crafts that were known at the time, including hairwork.


Name: Progress (Concept)
Description: Forward or onward movement toward a destination.


Name: Beartooth Mountains, Southern Montana and Northern Wyoming (Location)
Description: The location of Poldervaart's ambitious research program


Name: [2021 population aged 25–64] (Time_period)
Description: 13% had no formal qualification, 21% had a school qualification, 28% had a tertiary certificate or diploma, and 35% have a bachelor's degree or higher


Name: Cubic and Octahedral forms (Shape properties)
Description: Common crystallographic forms that the mineral takes.


Name: - (-)
Description: The ability of apprentices to generate income during their training


Name: Missionary and teacher (Role)
Description: The role of John Williams in Tahiti.


Name: Chile (Country)
Description: One of the founding countries of the Intergovernmental Council of Copper Exporting Countries


Name: Soviet Union national football team (Team)
Description: The Soviet Union national football team that won Euro 1960, becoming the first European champions


Name: Glass Engraving (Art Form)
Description: The engraving of decorative designs or figures into glass vessels


Name: family and community (Social group)
Description: Groups of individuals who share common characteristics such as kinship or geographical location


Name: 20 deaths per 1,000 births (2017) (Statistic)
Description: Infant mortality rate in Morocco in 2017


Name: Hexagonal crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: One of the two crystal systems in the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: ScientificAndPrecisionMeasuringInstruments (Product)
Description: One of the exported products by Switzerland


Name: Persia (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Asia


Name: Term 'Purple' (Term)
Description: Term most people associate with the color purple


Name: Grey (Color)
Description: A neutral color resulting from the mixing of black and white.


Name: Russia (country)
Description: The English name first appeared in the 14th century


Name: perovskite solar cells (Solar Cell Technology)
Description: A type of solar cell that uses a perovskite structure as the light-harvesting and charge transport layers


Name: Matterhorn (Monte Cervino) (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the western Alps, also known as Monte Cervino


Name: Patients taking ACE Inhibitors, ARBs, or Potassium-Sparing Diuretics (Medical Condition)
Description: Patients who are also taking certain medications


Name: Sodium, barium, and aluminium fluoride electrolyte (Chemical compound)
Description: A compound used as an electrolyte in the Hoopes process.


Name: producing a mortar texture (Geological characteristic)
Description: The texture produced by the recrystallization process in metaquartzite


Name: Cineworld (Company)
Description: Cineworld is a British multinational cinema chain, with its headquarters in London


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Pe' Sla site (Location)
Description: A sacred site of significance to various Native American tribes including the Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota


Name: Late Bronze Age individuals from nearby islands and the Cyclades (Subgroup)
Description: A specific subgroup of Late Bronze Age individuals located in nearby islands and the Cyclades


Name: Earthly Happiness (Subjective State)
Description: A general state of contentment or satisfaction.


Name: Northern plains at Maienfeld (Plains)
Description: A region in the canton of Grisons.


Name: 660 nanoseconds (Time_period)
Description: A period of 660 nanoseconds


Name: A pose used by Raphael (Artistic Element)
Description: Pose might have been supplied by Perugino from one of Lorenzo's gems


Name: Community of Portuguese Language Countries (Regional Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization that includes all countries that have Portuguese as their official language


Name: Mint Tea (Beverage)
Description: The beverage Mint Tea


Name: bush tucker (Diet)
Description: Lemon myrtle, macadamia nut and kangaroo meat


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


Name: Mountains of empty shells (Geographical Feature)
Description: Mountains of empty shells have been found at the ancient sites of Sidon and Tyre


Name: Abolitionist and anti-slavery movements (Social movement)
Description: Movements advocating against slavery


Name: Image (Two-dimensional representation)
Description: A two-dimensional representation of a three-dimensional space


Name: Impact Crater (Geological Feature)
Description: A circular or near-circular depression on the surface of a planet, moon, or other celestial body caused by an impact event


Name: Calculus (Tartar) (Dental Disease)
Description: A hard deposit on the teeth formed from dental plaque


Name: more than 18 hours to fashion (Time Duration)
Description: The time taken to fashion a single drum.


Name: Female Skeleton (Human skeletal system)
Description: The skeleton of a female human


Name: Gemstones, Gem cutting (Materials/Techniques)
Description: The discovery of gemstones and the technique of gem cutting


Name: 2.3 billion years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: CEITEC Institute (Scientific Institution)
Description: Located in Brno


Name: Aluminium sulfate (Chemical compound)
Description: A white, crystalline, water-soluble salt with various industrial and technical applications


Name: a chitin skeleton (Skeleton material)
Description: The material that makes up the skeleton of black corals


Name: Mycenaean Presence (activity)
Description: Mycenaean activity in a specific location


Name: Similarly sized dogs (Species)
Description: Dogs of the genus Canis.


Name: Metavolcanic rock (Geological feature)
Description: Volcanic rock that shows signs of having experienced metamorphism


Name: $5 billion (MonetaryValue)
Description: amount of Turkish direct investments


Name: Renaissance period (time period)
Description: A time period that was a center for innovative ceramics.


Name: Advances to customers on current accounts (Loans)
Description: Short-term loans granted against the credit balance in a customer's account.


Name: Tetrahedral coordination (Structural motif)
Description: A structural arrangement in which a central atom or ion is surrounded by four other atoms or ions.


Name: Depth of Management (Management)
Description: The extent or degree of management leadership and decision-making ability.


Name: League of Nations (International organization)
Description: The League of Nations granted Italy a permanent seat on its executive council


Name: Pinot Noir (Species)
Description: A type of wine grape variety and red wine produced primarily from it


Name: Confluence of Aare and Reuss rivers (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where the Vindonissa camp was situated


Name: Berber people (ethnic group)
Description: Historically consisted of several tribes in the Maghreb region


Name: Not a comet (Classification)
Description: a suspicion about the nature of Ceres


Name: Greek Chi (Character)
Description: The Greek letter Chi, from which the Latin letter X and possibly runic Gyfu are derived


Name: Magnesium (Element)
Description: A flammable element with high combustion temperature, used in the electronics industry for its low electrical conductivity and good thermal properties.


Name: Armenian ashug Sayat-Nova (King of Song) (Person)
Description: An Armenian musician and poet


Name: Chlorine (Chemical Substance)
Description: A yellow-green gas used in disinfectants, mustard gas, and as a bleach


Name: More than 260 animal species (biological species)
Description: Various species of animals found in the Hunsrück Slate


Name: [2.5 - 12] million people (Estimated) (Quantity)
Description: The estimated range of the population in the region that is now Colombia in the year 1500.


Name: the Venice Film Festival (Event)
Description: An annual film festival held in Venice, Italy


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that includes ruby and sapphire


Name: Brahmanical tradition (Religion)
Description: An ancient Indian religious and cultural tradition based on the Vedas.


Name: common European currency, the euro (Currency)
Description: The common European currency, the euro


Name: eastern Kresy region (Region)
Description: a historical region of Eastern Europe within the borders of modern-day Belarus and Ukraine


Name: UNSD Glossary of Environment Statistics (Glossary)
Description: A glossary providing definitions for environmental statistics.


Name: Every Turkish Citizen (Citizens)
Description: Every citizen of Turkey who has turned 18.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: An Indian religion based on the teachings of Gautama Buddha


Name: Activities such as personal banking, corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, transaction banking, insurance, wealth management and asset management (Activities)
Description: Tasks or actions performed by banks.


Name: Animal Husbandry (Process)
Description: The process of raising and managing livestock


Name: Economic competition and political factions (event)
Description: Events that led to the decline of the Dutch Republic


Name: Abrasives, Cutting Tools, Heat Sinks (Tool or Equipment Class)
Description: Items used for different purposes such as abrasion, cutting and cooling


Name: Ipswich Town F.C. (Football team)
Description: A professional football club based in Ipswich.


Name: shipment of goods (Activity)
Description: Movement of commodities through North Macedonia


Name: Cairo (City)
Description: The capital of Egypt


Name: St Joseph's College (School)
Description: An independent Catholic co-educational school located in Ipswich.


Name: The region constituting Morocco (Region)
Description: The area that makes up the country of Morocco


Name: Michelin Guide (Publication)
Description: A French publication that awards Michelin stars for excellence to a select few establishments


Name: Emeralds and beryls (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Traditional Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware inspired by classic designs and styles, reflecting traditional table setting aesthetics


Name: Hilt (Part)
Description: The grip and the pommel of a sword.


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in Eurasia and Africa


Name: China (Country)
Description: Main mining areas for neodymium


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


Name: Rock (Geological Entity)
Description: A naturally occurring solid substance, typically mineral or mineraloid, which makes up the Earth's surface and is the basis for soil and most construction materials.


Name: Granadan school (Art School)
Description: Sculpture school that began in late 16th century in Granada


Name: arsenates with anions like [AsO2(OH)2] (anion group in arsenate minerals)
Description: Very rare type of arsenate mineral anions


Name: Qin dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that ruled from 221 BCE to 207 BCE


Name: Selective astronomical filters (Filter)
Description: Neodymium is used in the creation of selective astronomical filters to reduce the effect of light pollution from sodium and fluorescent lighting while passing other colors.


Name: Olaf IV (King of Norway) (Person)
Description: Olaf Haakonsson, King of Norway as Olaf IV and Denmark as Olaf II.


Name: North Macedonia (2021 census) (Census)
Description: The results from the last 2021 census in North Macedonia


Name: North House in Knossos (Artifact)
Description: A building where evidence of possible human sacrifice has been found


Name: Diamond cut (design)
Description: A style or design guide used when shaping a diamond for polishing


Name: Turkish patent office patent applications (Quantity)
Description: The number of patent applications submitted to the Turkish Patent Office


Name: four traditional theaters from Japan (group)
Description: traditional Japanese theaters including noh, kyōgen, kabuki, and bunraku


Name: geologic activity could be at least partially responsible for the transient atmosphere of water vapor on Ceres (Activity)
Description: Geological activities contributing to the temporary atmosphere of water vapor


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


Name: Local inhabitants during the war (People group)
Description: The individuals living in areas occupied by Japan during World War II


Name: German Language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language spoken by about 100 million people as their first language


Name: Various pines and Spanish fir (Abies pinsapo) (Tree Species)
Description: Additional abundant tree species found in the typical vegetation of Andalusia


Name: Orthodox Christianity (Religion)
Description: One of the minority Christian faiths in Italy.


Name: Tahiti (island)
Description: The largest island of French Polynesia and the capital of the region, Papeʻetē.


Name: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (Government Organization)
Description: A U.S. federal agency focused on occupational safety and health research


Name: 60 billion cubic meters per year (Volume)
Description: A measure of the amount of water withdrawn annually.


Name: 9 Sephardi synagogues (Building)
Description: Houses of worship for Sephardim in Arad


Name: Aztecs, Maya, Olmecs, Toltecs, Mixtecs (Civilization)
Description: Various Mesoamerican civilizations that utilized the macuahuitl


Name: not counted but had a disclosed religious affiliation or followed a religion (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who follow any religion, have disclosed their religious affiliation, and are not counted


Name: Taiwan (台湾省) (Region)
Description: Governed by the Republic of China


Name: Lev Kuleshov (Film Director)
Description: A Soviet filmmaker who was an early pioneer of Montage


Name: Italic states (Culture)
Description: Etruscan civilization influenced the cultures of other Italic states


Name: 6th century Greek sculpture (Ancient Greek sculpture)
Description: Greek sculpture from the 6th century


Name: Abolish Private Money, or Drown in Debt (1939) (Publication)
Description: Pamphlet advocating for the abolition of private money


Name: Genitive Case (Grammatical Concept)
Description: A grammatical case used to indicate possession


Name: surface patterns (pattern)
Description: Designs used to decorate the carvings


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in Northern Europe whose official name is the Kingdom of Norway.


Name: Radius of Circumscribed Sphere (Geometric Measurement)
Description: The radius of the sphere that circumscribes (touches all vertices) the octahedron.


Name: Christians (Religious Group)
Description: Individuals who follow Christianity


Name: Nordic and Far Eastern Russian Peltries (Geographical Area)
Description: Peltries (fur processing centers) located in Nordic and Far Eastern Russia.


Name: 1981, 1985, and 1995 (Year)
Description: The years when the Gemstone laws were modified to allow increasing private enterprise


Name: Wafer of monocrystalline silicon (Physical Object)
Description: A thin slice of crystal-like silicon


Name: Staten Island (borough)
Description: a borough of New York City


Name: Ulfreksfjord (Historical_place)
Description: An ancient Norse name for the lough


Name: shortage of nurses (workforce issue)
Description: due to debates regarding definitions and interpretations of qualifications in cross-country comparisons


Name: Villages in Afghanistan (Geographical Location)
Description: Typical living areas for families in Afghanistan


Name: From Birmingham (Location)
Description: The location I-59 continues its journey northeastward from Birmingham.


Name: Acid-base balance (Physiological Process)
Description: The maintenance of a suitable pH level in the body fluids.


Name: Australites (Tektite class)
Description: A class of tektites found mainly in South Australia


Name: itself (Instance)
Description: The instance being represented by rdfs:Class in its metaclass role.


Name: UN, UNESCO and Blue Shield International (International Organization)
Description: Organizations dedicated to promoting peace, human rights, education, science, culture, and health.


Name: olives and wine production (agricultural_product)
Description: Thessaly is well-known for olive and wine production


Name: Hajj (Religious ritual)
Description: Annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca


Name: 90 °F (32 °C) (Temperature)
Description: A temperature degree


Name: Leonardite (Oxidized Lignite Form)
Description: An oxidized form of lignite, which also contains high levels of humic acid.


Name: WSPU Colors (Purple, White, Green) (Color Palette)
Description: Most suffragette jewellery featured the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) colors


Name: Industrial subsector (Industrial subsector)
Description: A specific area within an industry sector that represents the most granular level of industry classification.


Name: Fraud (Legal Offense)
Description: Unlawful deception intended to result in unfair or unlawful gains


Name: The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine—Auburn Campus (Medical school)
Description: Campus of the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine


Name: Walters Art Museum (Baltimore) (Museum)
Description: Art museum in Baltimore, Maryland


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: High pressure experiments (Scientific experiment)
Description: Diamond anvil cells are the main tool for high pressure experiments


Name: promoting optimal long-term functionality of dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for promoting optimal long-term functionality of dental implants.


Name: Dutch East India Company (VOC) (Company)
Description: The first company to issue stock and become a publicly-traded entity.


Name: Various peace agreements (Agreement)
Description: Peace accords between the Colombian government and various armed groups


Name: The Abduction of Hippodameia (terracotta piece)
Description: the most famous terracotta piece made by Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse, depicting the Greek mythological scene of a centaur kidnapping Hippodameia


Name: Precedents for representative self-governance and constitutionalism in the American colonies (Concept)
Description: Development of self-governance and constitutional principles throughout the American colonies


Name: Large Craters (Geographical Feature)
Description: Craters larger than a certain size on Ceres


Name: Conflict Minerals (Mineral Group)
Description: Minerals that are often associated with conflicts


Name: Airport in Ipswich (Infrastructure)
Description: An airport located south-east of the town


Name: Eight provinces (Administrative division)
Description: Almería, Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, and Seville.


Name: Druse or quartz veins (Geological Formation)
Description: Examples of water-based crystals


Name: Public Policy (Political Concept)
Description: The process by which decisions are made and implemented in a society


Name: 50% Anorthite (Mineral composition)
Description: The ratio of minerals within a mineral species


Name: Structural steel (Material class)
Description: Primary material used in construction for its high tensile strength


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe and northern Asia


Name: Pop Art style of Andy Warhol (Artistic style)
Description: A movement that emerged in the United States during the mid-1950s


Name: chain with Rudrakshas (Accessory)
Description: A chain adorned with rudraksha beads worn by followers of Lord Siva


Name: Han Chinese people (People group)
Description: The ethnic group that comprises the majority of the population in China.


Name: 6th(?) century BC Greek gem (Gem Artwork)
Description: A 6th century BC Greek gem, which already shows Ajax committing suicide.


Name: Radiating to acicular prismatic crystals (Crystal Form)
Description: Crystals with radiating, prism-like shapes.


Name: gneisses from the African plate (geological formation)
Description: The tip of the Matterhorn consists of gneisses from the African plate


Name: Wurtzite Crystal Structure (Crystal Structure)
Description: A crystal structure found in materials with more than one crystal structure, denoted by the prefix 'w-' and seen in w-BN.


Name: Neutron capture therapy (Medical Procedure)
Description: A medical procedure used for treatment of some cancers.


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color often associated with love, hatred, anger, aggression, and war.


Name: Off-gassing (Environmental Pollution)
Description: The release of harmful substances into the air by building materials.


Name: Karl Baedeker (Person)
Description: Scientist who theorized copper iodide had positive charge carriers


Name: Wind (Element)
Description: The ancient association of the regular octahedron in Plato's Timaeus dialogue


Name: Construction purposes (Usage)
Description: Was used for similar purposes as rosin paper and for gravel roofs


Name: Australian 50-cent coin (Class of Coins)
Description: A 50-cent coin from Australia with twelve flat sides


Name: Black (Color)
Description: The color black.


Name: Nile Valley (location)
Description: The region where Berber languages initially spread


Name: Topological Map (Map Type)
Description: A very general type of map, often disregarding scale and detail in the interest of clarity of communicating specific route or relational information.


Name: Synthetic fluorite crystals (Material)
Description: Crystals grown artificially


Name: Aircalin (Airline)
Description: An airline operating flights within French Polynesia and to New Caledonia.


Name: Lanthanum (Chemical Element)
Description: The first of the f-block elements by authors writing on the subject


Name: Sørlandet Hospital (Hospital)
Description: A hospital in the region of Sørlandet


Name: Food Industry (Industry)
Description: By the relevant authorities.


Name: Coastal areas of the Sea of Marmara and the Black Sea (Region)
Description: Regions where snow melts in no more than a few days.


Name: Culture (Concept)
Description: The universal human capacity to classify and encode human experiences symbolically, and to communicate symbolically encoded experiences socially.


Name: Decay of 244Pu (Radioactive decay process)
Description: The radioactive decay process where uranium-236 is produced


Name: Strong force of mounted knights (Military Entity)
Description: The strong force of mounted knights that was defeated by the County of Flanders in the Battle of the Golden Spurs


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein in red blood cells that transports oxygen from the lungs to tissue


Name: Paper industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that makes papers and paper-based products


Name: 105,000 members (Number of Members)
Description: The number of Jehovah's Witnesses in Spain.


Name: Taupō Volcanic Zone (Geographical Region)
Description: A volcanic zone on New Zealand's North Island


Name: Uranium oxyhalides (Compound)
Description: Water-soluble compounds containing uranium and oxygen with one or more halogens


Name: Tibetan Buddhists (religious group)
Description: A religious group in Tibet


Name: extensive beech forest (Geographical feature)
Description: The extensive beech forest within the Vico Natural Preserve.


Name: Post-structuralism (Theory)
Description: A theory that studies art's significance in a cultural context


Name: Queen Cleopatra (Person)
Description: Ancient Egyptian queen


Name: Germany (country)
Description: The country that secretely established a meteorological station in Svalbard during World War II.


Name: Light Year (unit of measurement)
Description: A unit of distance used to express distances within the universe, equal to the distance that light travels in one year.


Name: Cold War (Historical Event)
Description: Period of geopolitical tension between U.S. and Soviet Union


Name: Amazigh Identity Movement (Political Movement)
Description: A movement promoting a collective Amazigh ethnic identity in North Africa


Name: growing sapphire crystals at a rate of about 1 millimeter per day (Production speed)
Description: The growth rate of sapphire crystals in a single zone crystal growth furnace


Name: cutting keyways into shafts (operation)
Description: A process to shape or cut specific parts in a shaft


Name: Resonance-stabilized carbonate ions (Compound)
Description: carbonate ions that are stabilized through resonance


Name: 1941 (Year)
Description: Year of her death.


Name: Cutting Straight Lines (Application)
Description: Used for cutting straight lines.


Name: Geysers and Cryovolcanism Activity (Geological Process)
Description: Eruptions of water ice, carbon dioxide ice, or other volatiles from the interior of Ceres


Name: High electrical conductivity (PhysicalProperty)
Description: The ability to conduct electricity efficiently.


Name: Chegem waterfalls (NaturalFeature)
Description: Waterfalls on the Chegem River


Name: 55 percent (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of French Polynesia's annual exports that Tahitian pearls make up.


Name: Inwood Station (Historical site)
Description: A post office in Inwood, built in 1937 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places


Name: a larger annual budget than the National Endowment for the Arts (Budget)
Description: An annual budget for arts funding exceeding that of the National Endowment for the Arts


Name: fine reds (Artistic Technique)
Description: Red colors and techniques that Titian mastered in Venice


Name: Afghanistan's lithium reserves (Lithium Reserve)
Description: Bolivia has greater lithium reserves


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


Name: Athens (City)
Description: Considered the birthplace of Western literature


Name: Population growth and economic development (Consequence)
Description: Due to diamond mining


Name: 17th century Russian Architecture (Art Movement)
Description: Flourishing of the 'Fiery' style


Name: Droplet sizes (Physical Property)
Description: Size of the droplets


Name: Coating for cutting tools to improve their durability (material type)
Description: TiN used as a coating for cutting tools to improve their durability.


Name: goods and services with other countries (Trade)
Description: The exchange of goods and services between nations


Name: Pautu, Tipitipia, Heiao, and Tetuanui (Tahitians)
Description: Four Tahitian chiefs who accompanied the Spanish expedition back to Peru


Name: Communal Tombs (burial structure)
Description: Tomb structures of rectangular form seen in the Late Helladic period


Name: - (attribution)
Description: This statement reflects Charles de Gaulle's significant impact on the course of French history and his lasting legacy in shaping the country's political, military, and cultural landscape.


Name: Civil Concord initiative (Policy)
Description: The Civil Concord initiative announced by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika


Name: Belgian Grand Prix Formula One (Racing Event)
Description: An annual Formula One motor race


Name: Arsenical bronze technology (Technology)
Description: The technology used to create arsenical bronze objects


Name: Peter Carl Fabergé (artist)
Description: A Russian jeweller and goldsmith, famous for creating the Fabergé eggs


Name: Rebels (Group)
Description: Rebels mentioned during the crisis in Ivory Coast


Name: Racism and classism (Discrimination)
Description: The unjust or prejudicial treatment of people because of their race or social class


Name: 'The intentions involved in creating a work' as irrelevant (Concept)
Description: The idea that the intentions of an artist are not relevant to interpreting the artwork


Name: (n-2)-faces (specific type of polyhedral element)
Description: (n-2)-dimensional faces of a polytope or honeycomb


Name: Skopje (City)
Description: Capital city of North Macedonia


Name: First library in Inwood (Library)
Description: A library that opened in partnership between NYPL and the Dyckman Library in 1902.


Name: Grain Size (Classification System)
Description: A system used to classify sediments or clastic sedimentary rocks


Name: Kenzō Tange (architect)
Description: Japanese architect who made an impression on the international scene.


Name: Rural economy (West), Former coal-mining economy (North-east, Bolsover district), Erewash Valley around Ilkeston, South around Swadlincote (Economy Type)
Description: Diverse mix of rural and industrial economic sectors in Derbyshire


Name: Ancient Celts (Culture)
Description: An ancient civilization originating in Central Europe


Name: YKS Results (Exam Result)
Description: The score obtained in the national university entrance examination (YGS) in Turkey.


Name: Strategic bombers (Military Resource)
Description: One of the only three countries operating strategic bombers.


Name: Ticino (Canton)
Description: The southernmost canton of Switzerland.


Name: Habsburgs (Political entity)
Description: Rulers of the Austrian Empire


Name: Qin dynasty (dynasty)
Description: First imperial dynasty of China, ruled from 221 BC to 207 BC


Name: In excess of 67,000 branches (Quantity Value)
Description: Number of branches held by China's top four banks


Name: Heian period (time period)
Description: Time period in Japanese history, lasting from 794 to 1185 AD.


Name: Atmosphere (Environmental region)
Description: The layer of air surrounding the Earth


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent in Western hemisphere


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: Gautama Buddha, founder of Buddhism and the person whose teachings form Buddhism.


Name: Not Colorless (property)
Description: The property of being perceived as having a color.


Name: Military Invasion of Taiwan (Conflict)
Description: A potential military invasion of Taiwan by the PRC


Name: Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone that can be irradiated to become blue-green or green


Name: Italian universities (educational_institution)
Description: Universities located in Italy


Name: Ancient Egyptian scarab signets and amulets (artifact)
Description: Objects made from glazed steatite used by Ancient Egyptians


Name: EFTPOS, Direct Credit, Direct Debit and Internet Banking (Payment Methods)
Description: Various electronic payment systems used for purchasing goods and services or transferring money electronically


Name: Darwin Glass distribution (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The area where fragments of Darwin Glass are found scattered over a 410 km2 (160 miles squared) area.


Name: a new variety of mineral (Mineral_category)
Description: The fact that Taiwan Black Jade was not initially recognized as a new variety of mineral.


Name: Black (color)
Description: The color experienced when no visible light reaches the eye


Name: Inwood Formation or deposit (Geological formation)
Description: The larger geological formation or deposit that Tuckahoe marble is part of.


Name: Many indigenous peoples and cultures (Culture)
Description: Various ethnic groups that have inhabited Colombia since at least 12,000 BCE


Name: 12-20% of the Turkish population (percentage)
Description: The estimated percentage of Kurds in Turkey.


Name: kings of Egypt, Babylonia and Assyria (political entity)
Description: Other contemporary great Bronze Age rulers.


Name: Schengen Area (International Agreement)
Description: Switzerland participates in the Schengen Area


Name: Exoskarns (skarn types)
Description: A type of skarn that forms on the outside of an intrusive body


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A country located on the northern coast of continental Europe.


Name: Fanning Out or Spread of Spectral Colors (event)
Description: The event that results in the fire property


Name: Due Diligence (Concept)
Description: Holistic concept for tracking mineral supply chains from mine to export


Name: Doñana National Park and Natural Park (Protected Area)
Description: One of the most notable protected spaces in Andalusia


Name: Economic mineral deposits (Resource)
Description: Deposits of valuable minerals, particularly gold


Name: Yahia Turki (Person)
Description: A Tunisian artist who was part of the founding members of the School of Tunis.


Name: Valley areas in the southern part of Switzerland (Geographical Feature)
Description: Areas located in the southern part of Switzerland characterized by valleys


Name: Intending cross (type of memorial)
Description: Memorials in the form of a cross


Name: Enlightenment (Historical Period)
Description: A philosophical movement emphasizing reason, individualism, and progress


Name: Scupi (City)
Description: A city in North Macedonia


Name: 5th-lowest (in 2020) (Comparison)
Description: The fifth-lowest gun death rate of the states in 2020.


Name: Assembly of Ronda (Meeting)
Description: A gathering of Andalusian nationalists at Ronda in 1918


Name: Pearls (Jewelry)
Description: A type of jewelry made from pearls


Name: Derbyshire's Uplands (Geographical Region)
Description: Includes an area of limestone beyond the national park boundary


Name: Plastics (Material)
Description: Material reinforced with carbon fiber to form advanced composite materials


Name: Lombard dialects (Language variety)
Description: Dialectal forms mostly used in family settings and casual conversation in the Italian-speaking regions


Name: Mohammed Zahir Shah (Monarch)
Description: King who reigned from 1933 to 1973


Name: NYC Pride March (Event)
Description: An annual LGBT pride parade in New York City


Name: Branching assemblages of glassy tubes, crusts, and clumped masses (Geological Feature)
Description: Structural formations of fulgurites due to lightning discharge


Name: Parts of the Bronx, such as Kingsbridge, Mott Haven, Melrose and Tremont and Marble Hill (Location)
Description: Locations in the Bronx where Tuckahoe marble deposits are found.


Name: Rapid Economic Development (Economic Activity)
Description: Fast pace of economic growth


Name: Brown Population (pardo) (Population Group)
Description: A broad category that includes caboclos, mulatos and cafuzos


Name: BSEC (International Organization)
Description: The Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation


Name: Portuguese Macau (territory)
Description: The former Portuguese colony in China


Name: optimal facet placement (aspect of diamond cut)
Description: Aspect of the diamond cut that determines brilliance


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: One of the elements known to the ancient world


Name: limited home rule (Governance_power)
Description: The ability to govern certain aspects independently within the state.


Name: Two tetragonal Bravais lattices (Bravais lattice set)
Description: Set of two different types of Bravais lattices in the tetragonal crystal system


Name: United States men's national soccer team (Sports team)
Description: The official football team representing the United States in international competitions.


Name: mesosome (if present) (rock constituent)
Description: An intermediate-colored remnant of the metamorphic parent rock paleosome


Name: IID Grading System (IIDS) (program)
Description: A diamond grading system established by IID.


Name: Major Georg Graf von Merenberg (Person)
Description: The German commander, to spare the lives of 125 Parians


Name: Rock crystal (material)
Description: Material that was commonly used during the Carolingian period for engraved gems


Name: Human Kidney (left) (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The left kidney in the human body.


Name: Casablanca Tourism (Tourism)
Description: The tourism industry in Casablanca.


Name: Albrecht Dürer, Rembrandt, Francisco Goya, Wenceslaus Hollar, Whistler, Otto Dix, James Ensor, Edward Hopper, Käthe Kollwitz, Pablo Picasso, Cy Twombly, Lucas van Leyden (Artists)
Description: A list of artists known for their engravings


Name: Red List Building Materials (Building Material)
Description: Materials found to be harmful and listed on the Red List.


Name: Assembly of Representatives (Morocco) (Legislative Body)
Description: 305 members are elected in multi-seat constituencies and 90 in national lists consisting of women and youth.


Name: permanent neutrality (political_state)
Description: Austria's self-proclaimed political stance


Name: Serpentine (Mineral)
Description: One of the minerals found in listwanites.


Name: Val S-charl (Valley)
Description: Not provided in the context


Name: Jewellery (Decoration)
Description: Worn on various parts of the body in Indian culture


Name: Sicily (Island)
Description: An island located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Italy


Name: Petroleum (Mineral)
Description: A naturally occurring, flammable liquid.


Name: Nacre Decorations (Decoration)
Description: Decorative elements made from nacre on the oud


Name: Poor working conditions (Condition)
Description: Working conditions characterized by low pay, long hours, and dangerous work environments


Name: humiliating (Emotion)
Description: A feeling that was significant in the rise of Adolf Hitler


Name: Religious Practices (Practice)
Description: Rituals and ceremonies performed in religious contexts


Name: Spanish crown (Historical Entity)
Description: The Spanish crown about the political and economic structure of the Aztec empire


Name: Mona Lisa (Artwork)
Description: Best-known portrait in the Western world, thought to be a portrait of Lisa Gherardini


Name: Cast Iron (Material)
Description: A type of iron characterized by a lower melting point and greater brittleness


Name: Confederations Cup (Sporting event)
Description: An international football tournament organized by FIFA, held in the year preceding the World Cup.


Name: 292.4 tons of municipal waste (Amount of Waste)
Description: The amount of municipal waste generated in a certain year


Name: Mountain (1000 feet or more) (Landform)
Description: A mountain is a hill greater than 1,000 feet above sea level.


Name: Proton emission (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The emission of protons from a celestial body


Name: Almería (province)
Description: A province in the region of Andalusia


Name: Telefoni Bianchi genre (Film Genre)
Description: An Italian film genre that consisted of comedies with glamorous backgrounds.


Name: Shiji (Text)
Description: A historical text written by Sima Qian in the Han dynasty


Name: True (Feature)
Description: The sea cucumber has sticky tube feet, allowing them to move and feed


Name: Chlorine Trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A chemical compound with the formula ClF3


Name: Innovations in manufacturing, transportation, and communication, economic growth (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Industrial Revolution


Name: Berber society (Society)
Description: Society primarily composed of Berbers


Name: Harmony and Balance (Concept)
Description: A state of calm or tranquility


Name: Animal feed supplements (Supplement)
Description: Substance added to animal feed to provide essential nutrients


Name: Rome (City)
Description: Rome was initially an Etruscan state before becoming the first Italic state


Name: tablao flamenco dance and cante jondo vocal style (Artform)
Description: Traditionally most often performed by the gypsy (Gitanos)


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: A Dutch post-impressionist painter.


Name: high levels of the reddish pigment pheomelanin (Pigment)
Description: The dominant pigment responsible for red hair color


Name: 40Ca (Isotope)
Description: The most common isotope of calcium in nature, makes up 96.941% of all natural calcium.


Name: Archean Era (Geological time period)
Description: The earliest geological time period when stromatolites are presumed to have been built by cyanobacteria


Name: Subfossil (Geological artifact)
Description: Geological remains whose fossilization process is not complete due to various reasons.


Name: 'Bensheng Ren' (Citizens)
Description: Residents of Taiwan before Japan's surrender and their descendants


Name: Blue Field and Triangles (Design Elements)
Description: The design elements of the coat of arms: a blue field (background) and three triangles that meet in the centre, forming a Y-shaped design


Name: 0.001% of Earth's crust (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of a specific element in the Earth's crust.


Name: Late 19th century (time period)
Description: the time period in which the study of complementary colors took place


Name: Practical Writing and Drawing (activity)
Description: Activities for which other materials were more suitable


Name: Danish nobility (nobility)
Description: The group that divided Norway's land among themselves


Name: New European Political Parties (Political Party)
Description: Organized around an agenda of environmentalism


Name: Caribbean Sea (Location)
Description: The location where conch pearls are found


Name: Geologic Time Scale (Temporal Entity)
Description: A system for chronological and relative dating of geological events


Name: Great Kills Park (Park)
Description: Park located in Staten Island within Gateway National Recreation Area


Name: Herbert L. Anderson (Person)
Description: Early worker in nuclear weapons design


Name: Lavizzara valley community (Community)
Description: The comunità or valley community of Lavizzara until 1374


Name: Optical discs (Data storage medium)
Description: A data storage medium used in various formats like CD, DVD, and Blu-ray


Name: Brass (Alloy)
Description: An alloy of copper and zinc


Name: Andalusia (Location)
Description: A geographical region or place in Spain


Name: Zone nearest to the arc (geological feature)
Description: The geological area located near the arc in Paired metamorphic belts.


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


Name: -42.2°C (-44.0°F) (TemperatureValue)
Description: Recorded in Litvínovice near České Budějovice in 1929


Name: 13th century (Time period)
Description: The symbol was not widely adopted until the 13th century


Name: Maori Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant Maori populations, including the Bay of Plenty and the East Coast.


Name: Gem cutting (Technique)
Description: The technique of cutting and shaping gems.


Name: Saline alkaline lakes (GeographicalLocation)
Description: Bodies of water characterized by high pH and salt content, such as the East African Rift Valley


Name: Florence (City)
Description: A city in Tuscany, central Italy


Name: A painting (Artwork)
Description: The final work created from the act of painting


Name: 80,400 prisoners were sacrificed over four days as wildly exaggerated (opinion)
Description: The belief that the reported number of sacrifices during the reconsecration of the Great Pyramid of Tenochtitlan in 1487 is not accurate


Name: King Richard II of England (job_title)
Description: King of England from 1377 to 1399


Name: Roman governors (HistoricalGroup)
Description: The Roman officials governing the territory during Clovis' reign


Name: Caravaggio (Artist)
Description: A painter from the 17th century, known for his work in Italian Baroque.


Name: Fixtures that secure the tool in place (Tool)
Description: Available to take guesswork out of sharpening.


Name: non-mandatory upper secondary education (Level of education)
Description: Education beyond compulsory schooling but not including higher education


Name: Fauvism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the early 20th century.


Name: Indian jewelry (Jewelry type)
Description: Jewelry traditionally made in India


Name: Theravada school (School of Buddhism)
Description: one of the schools that emerged from the Sthavira community


Name: Puig de Massanella (Mountain Peak)
Description: One of the notable peaks in Mallorca, exceeding 1,000 meters in elevation


Name: Silicate materials (Material group)
Description: A group of materials primarily composed of silicate ions and their derivatives.


Name: Critical Minerals Mining (Mining)
Description: The mining activity in certain regions


Name: Borderline on Mitome-in (Feature)
Description: Whether a borderline is optional for a Mitome-in


Name: Greeks (Ethnicity)
Description: There is a significant Greek population in western Turkey.


Name: Marble (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of calcite or dolomite


Name: Seals (Object)
Description: Carved objects used for authentication on paintings and calligraphy.


Name: death penalty (Legal Punishment)
Description: a legal punishment that can be carried out by either the electric chair or gas chamber


Name: Iron and Steel Production (Industry)
Description: Manganese is essential to iron and steel production


Name: employees (EntityType)
Description: people working at Monnaie de Paris


Name: Zinc Oxide, Zinc Carbonate (Inorganic Compounds)
Description: Types of Zinc supplements that are less soluble and poorly absorbed


Name: Monks of the Order of Saint Benedict (Religious Person)
Description: Monks of the Order of Saint Benedict.


Name: 2023 (Year)
Description: A year in the future


Name: Varangians (people)
Description: Scandinavian Vikings who were merchants, pirates, and warriors in Eastern Europe during the Viking Age


Name: China's railways (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: The rail network in China


Name: 1898 (Year)
Description: A calendar year


Name: Iron and Carbon (Chemical Compound)
Description: A combination of iron and carbon, which gives steel its strength.


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign state in northern Europe


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A geographical region in the northeastern United States


Name: Palatine Hill (Geographical location)
Description: One of the seven hills of Rome


Name: Ingredient list (Labeling element)
Description: A complete and accurate listing of all the ingredients present in a cosmetic product, as required by law


Name: Abalone shell (mineral)
Description: Natural mineral found in abalone shells


Name: Frictional heat (Thermal Phenomenon)
Description: The heat created by friction during the formation of pseudotachylyte, which allows the rock to melt.


Name: Valleys running south to north (Geographical feature)
Description: Valleys that run from south to north in the Alps


Name: Apprenticeships (Training Program)
Description: Training programs for tradespeople in Australia


Name: assimilation project (cultural policy)
Description: An attempt to assimilate the Taiwanese culture into Japanese culture


Name: 6 (hardness) (Property)
Description: Hardness of Tephroite


Name: 88 (Number)
Description: The atomic number of Radium


Name: 50 GPa (Pressure)
Description: A unit of pressure equal to 1 billion pascals


Name: Black Power movement (social_movement)
Description: A movement in the early 1960s until the late 1980s


Name: Executive and Legislative Yuans (Government Branches)
Description: The executive and legislative branches of the government in Taiwan


Name: Stephen Hawking (Person)
Description: British theoretical physicist, cosmologist, author and Professor of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge


Name: Male red fox testes (Anatomical structure)
Description: The testes of a male red fox


Name: Relative Dating Based on Style (Concept)
Description: Method for relative dating of a site or group of sites


Name: scientific research and study (Scientific Research)
Description: The scientific field where the Tenham meteorite is relevant


Name: Celeste (Color)
Description: Here because celeste and variations are easier to be visible in the warm seasons because of the inclination of a hemisphere with respect to the sun


Name: Meteoroid (Celestial body)
Description: A small piece of debris from outer space


Name: Sealing wax (Substance)
Description: Wax used to seal documents


Name: Towns Everywhere (Settlement)
Description: The towns that sprouted up due to the Indus Valley civilization


Name: Republikanischer Schutzbund (Political Organization)
Description: the paramilitary army of the Austrian Social Democrats


Name: Bus transportation (Transportation System)
Description: The bus transportation system under the governance of regional and local authorities


Name: Clarity (Quality attribute of Gemstone)
Description: A quality attribute that refers to the absence of inclusions or imperfections within a gemstone.


Name: United Methodist Church (Religious_Organization)
Description: One of the largest Protestant denominations in the world with a global presence.


Name: Iron Ores (Geological Feature)
Description: Naturally occurring solid minerals containing iron.


Name: deep, rich soils (geological feature)
Description: Soil type found predominantly in the Baetic Depression and the Surco Intrabético


Name: [GDP share of oil and gas sector in Norway and Kazakhstan] (Economic_Indicator)
Description: The Gross Domestic Product share of the oil and gas sector


Name: foreign residents (PopulationStatistic)
Description: The number of foreign residents in Italy as of 2021


Name: Coodination Sites (chemistry concept)
Description: The number of atoms or ions that can be chemically bonded to a central atom


Name: Vegetarian diet (Diet)
Description: A diet that excludes meat, fish, and poultry but may include eggs and dairy products


Name: Indian Buddhist ideas (Philosophical Ideas)
Description: Ideas that form the basis of subsequent Mahāyāna philosophy in Tibetan Buddhism and East Asian Buddhism.


Name: Liturgical Vessels (Religious Artwork)
Description: Objects used in religious ceremonies produced by Byzantine artists


Name: Willis Faber & Dumas building (Building)
Description: The original name of The Willis Building


Name: Sanctions and Corporate Boycotts (Political Term)
Description: Measures taken to punish or limit trade with a particular country.


Name: Diamonds graded D–F (Classification)
Description: -


Name: Central Park (Location)
Description: Urban park in Manhattan, New York City


Name: Basanite/Tephrite Field (Geological Classification)
Description: Places Basanite in this field of the QAPF diagram


Name: Chromatic adaptation and color appearance (Visual phenomenon)
Description: The ability of the visual system to adapt to changes in the illumination and perceive colors appropriately


Name: Precautions for use (Labeling element)
Description: Instructions on how to safely use the cosmetic product, including any warnings about potential adverse effects or interactions with other substances


Name: 1978 - 1992 (Time period)
Description: The years during which Afghanistan experienced political instability


Name: Falu red (Pigment)
Description: A pigment used in traditional Swedish house paints


Name: Fidel Castro (Person)
Description: A Cuban revolutionary and politician who served as Prime Minister of Cuba (1959–1976) and then President from 1976 to 2008.


Name: Queen (Royal Family Member)
Description: The wife of the emperor during the Ming dynasty


Name: [researchers] (Scientist or Research Group)
Description: Individuals or groups conducting research on nanoparticles


Name: Greek Music (Artistic Work)
Description: Music of Greece


Name: Mughal style (Art Style)
Description: The painting style of the Mughal Empire


Name: Primiero San Martino di Castrozza (Municipality)
Description: a municipality in Trentino, Italy


Name: Boron-10 (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of boron with atomic mass 10.


Name: Zamak (Zinc alloy brand)
Description: A specific type of zinc alloy marketed under this name


Name: Yungang caves temples near Datong (historical site)
Description: a group of Buddhist cave temples located in Shanxi, China


Name: Nile Valley and Maghreb (Region)
Description: Regions in Africa and North Africa.


Name: UN Security Council (Organization)
Description: The United Nations' primary body for maintaining international peace and security


Name: [T]here is no reason that the Greeks should not have called [the Etruscans] by this name, both from their living in towers and from the name of one of their rulers. (Quote)
Description: The observation made by Dionysius of Halicarnassus about the possible etymology of the Etruscan name


Name: Pierre Boucherle (Person)
Description: A French artist who played a significant role in the establishment and instigation of the School of Tunis.


Name: Structural material (Material)
Description: The main body material of the mirror.


Name: Grihastha (Life stage)
Description: The married life stage of an individual in the Hindu four ashramas.


Name: Thai Buddhists (Religious Group)
Description: People who practice Theravada Buddhism in Thailand


Name: 8 November 2006 (Date)
Description: -


Name: CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) (Concept)
Description: A flat, non-hierarchical taxonomy of contributor roles in academic and scientific publishing


Name: Bezalel (Person)
Description: A biblical figure known for his skill in artistic work and craftsmanship.


Name: Treaty of Berlin (1878) (Treaty)
Description: Agreement that ended the Russo-Turkish War and determined territorial changes in Europe and the Middle East


Name: tereko mār DāleNge (compound)
Description: example of compound verb in Hindi language


Name: Uranyl ion (Chemical compound)
Description: A complex ion formed by the uranium atom bonded to six oxygen atoms


Name: World Health Organization (International Organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations that acts as a coordinating authority on international public health.


Name: Spanish Ham (Food)
Description: Traditionally preserved by salting.


Name: Heating the fluoride to 900°C (1,650°F) (temperature and heating process)
Description: A temperature and heating process that forms finely divided beryllium when heated with magnesium


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


Name: Vance (Tuscaloosa County) (Location)
Description: A town in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama


Name: Armenians, Greeks, Jews, Bulgarians (ethnic groups)
Description: The only officially recognized minorities in Turkey according to the Constitutional Court.


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is allochromatic and can be found in a wide range of colors


Name: Value (Monetary Value)
Description: The worth or price of a commodity.


Name: Svatopluk (Person)
Description: A ruler of Great Moravia in the 9th century


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: The island nation of Taiwan


Name: 3,775,670 hectares (ha) in 1990 (Area)
Description: The area of forests within Austria in the year 1990


Name: Viewing environment (Environmental factor)
Description: The surrounding conditions under which visual information is perceived


Name: Parts of Anatolia (Geographical Region)
Description: Parts of modern-day Turkey


Name: Researcher at Oxford (Occupation)
Description: The role Frederick Soddy held from 1898 to 1900


Name: Yellow taxis (Vehicle)
Description: Dominated the for-hire vehicle market until December 2016


Name: Silver Foxes (Species)
Description: A lineage of domesticated silver foxes developed by Russian geneticist Dmitry Belyayev


Name: The history of extraction in the Congo (Event)
Description: The events related to the exploitation of resources in the Congo


Name: [Unemployment in Flanders and Wallonia] (Economic metric)
Description: The unemployment rate in the Flemish region and Wallonia.


Name: Venus Express (spacecraft)
Description: A European Space Agency (ESA) space probe that was sent to orbit Venus.


Name: production (Film Industry Activities)
Description: -


Name: Methyl blue (Pigment)
Description: The dominant blue pigment in inks used in pens


Name: Hexagonal close packed (crystal structure type)
Description: One of the two simple types of atomic packing with the highest density.


Name: agricultural economy (economy)
Description: The economy was agricultural


Name: And his work had a profound impact on modern physics and our understanding of the universe (Physics)
Description: Issac Newton was a leading figure in German physics during the late 17th century. His work had a profound impact on modern physics and our understanding of the universe


Name: Iraq (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Asia.


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


Name: Berbers (Ethnicity)
Description: The indigenous people of North Africa who inhabited Tunisia in the past


Name: Rebel groups in Sierra Leone (Group)
Description: Armed groups active during the civil war in Sierra Leone


Name: the political instability caused by the May 1968 events in France (political instability)
Description: The political instability caused by the May 1968 events in France, which was marked as ended by General de Gaulle's return to power on June 23, 1968.


Name: Metal or hard-stone (Material)
Description: The durable materials from which amulets are generally made.


Name: approx. 60,000 personnel (2018) (Military Personnel)
Description: The approximate number of personnel in the Spanish Civil Guard as of 2018.


Name: many museum and gallery exhibitions of this period (exhibition)
Description: Exhibitions that occurred during the same period as Modern Handmade Jewelry.


Name: Gould Belt (Interstellar star formation region)
Description: The Gould Belt is an interstellar star formation region.


Name: Mahmud (person)
Description: The son of Mirwais Hotak, who led the Afghan army in 1722 to the Persian capital of Isfahan


Name: Fractional Crystallization (Method)
Description: Early methods of separating the lanthanides


Name: Isaac Newton (Person)
Description: English mathematician, physicist, and scientist who was instrumental in the development of calculus


Name: Peru (Country)
Description: A region where the copper metallurgy was flourishing


Name: 18th and 19th centuries (time period)
Description: the time period in which synthetic green pigments and dyes were discovered and produced


Name: Students who exceed time-limit (Student Classification)
Description: Students whose studies have exceeded the expected duration and are required to pay the fee


Name: Poland (Country)
Description: a country located in Central Europe


Name: Africa (Geographical region)
Description: The second-largest continent in the world, located entirely within the Northern Hemisphere.


Name: Dye and Pigment Synthesis (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce colors for various industries


Name: Coin (Object)
Description: The striking or minting of coins by Chios


Name: Microbial organisms (Organism)
Description: A broad term referring to any living microorganism, including bacteria, archaea, fungi, and viruses.


Name: 1959–1960 (Time Period)
Description: Academic year Arie Poldervaart was a Guggenheim Fellow


Name: Healthcare in Belgium (Healthcare system)
Description: The healthcare delivery system of Belgium.


Name: grape varieties (fruit)
Description: a species of fruit that is one of the main ingredients in wine


Name: Opallios (Ancient Greek Word)
Description: An Ancient Greek word with two meanings, 'seeing' and 'other'


Name: violence against Sahrawi pro-independence and pro-Polisario demonstrators (ViolentAction)
Description: Actions resulting in harm or injury to Sahrawi pro-independence activists during demonstrations


Name: some respects (Qualifier)
Description: Indicates certain aspects where the government showed accommodation


Name: the greylag goose (Anser anser) (species)
Description: A species of goose native to Europe and Asia


Name: Rus' people (ethnic group)
Description: Swedish tribe, the three original members of the Rurikid dynasty came from


Name: Ukraine (country)
Description: Eastern European country with capital Kyiv


Name: Sanxingdui Discoveries (Archaeological Find)
Description: Recent discoveries of ancient Chinese Bronze Age figures at Sanxingdui


Name: Zelenъ (Slavic term for green)
Description: A term derived from words for fresh, sprouting vegetation


Name: 1300-year legacy as a male-access-only sacred peak (Cultural_Practice)
Description: A cultural practice related to the mountain where only men are allowed access


Name: tradition of pillarisation (Tradition)
Description: the social grouping system in the Netherlands


Name: Eastern Anatolia Region (Geographical region)
Description: A geographical region in Turkey


Name: Paquillo Fernández (Person)
Description: A racewalker who won a silver medal in the Olympic Games


Name: Quasiregular Polyhedron (Property)
Description: A polyhedron in which two different polygonal faces are alternating and meet at a vertex.


Name: The Precambrian Supereon (Geological Era)
Description: The earliest era in Earth's history.


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: An island nation located off the southeastern coast of India.


Name: Joseph Stalin (Person)
Description: Soviet leader


Name: 3-coordinate oxide ion (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound with a central 3-coordinate oxide ion.


Name: rapid improvement in public health (Event)
Description: Improvements in the overall health of the Chinese population


Name: Boom of Latin American literature (Event)
Description: A significant period of literary success in Latin America


Name: Swiss Guards (Military Unit)
Description: The personal bodyguards of the Pope and a part of the Swiss Armed Forces.


Name: Pomegranate Juice (Drink)
Description: The juice extracted from pomegranates


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


Name: 50% of US artists (Occupation)
Description: The percentage of self-employed artists in the United States


Name: Metamorphic Mineral (Type of Mineral)
Description: A mineral that has undergone metamorphism, or change in physical and chemical properties due to heat, pressure, or both


Name: Lugnez sub-district of the Surselva district (SubDistrict)
Description: A sub-district in Switzerland


Name: Walloon Region (Political Entity)
Description: geographical location of the German-speaking community


Name: cubic lattice (Geometric property)
Description: A crystalline structure with a cubic arrangement of atoms or molecules


Name: Granulite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that forms at crustal depths during regional metamorphism


Name: Silicon dioxide (Material)
Description: A material formed on the surface of silicon in thermal oxidation process.


Name: Composition of grains and interstitial material in carbonate rocks (Geological Analysis)
Description: Analysis that focuses on the components within carbonate rocks


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral used for art and cult figures in the Chinese empire, symbol of wealth and power in Japan


Name: Fossil resin (Natural polymer)
Description: A natural polymer found in many types of strata throughout the world, even the Arctic.


Name: Numidian Tomb of Medracen (historical monument)
Description: A famous Numidian tomb located in present-day Algeria


Name: Aerospace Application (Application of technology to aircraft, spacecraft, and other aerospace vehicles)
Description: The study, design, manufacturing, operation, or maintenance of air or space vehicles


Name: John the Evangelist (Person)
Description: The author of the Gospel of John in Christian New Testament


Name: 1391-1410 (YearRange)
Description: Years when Astronomical Clock was created


Name: Titanium (Element or compound)
Description: A metallic element with symbol Ti and atomic number 22


Name: It had the edge-durability and stiffness that pure copper lacked (Qualities)
Description: Referring to the qualities that bronze possessed but pure copper did not


Name: Coal analysis (Process)
Description: The fusibility of the ash is of interest because it roughly indicates the properties of the clinker that will be produced during burning.


Name: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Religious Organization)
Description: a Restorationist Christian church headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah


Name: Microphones (Electronic Device)
Description: Equipment that converts sound into electrical signals


Name: Inn River (River)
Description: A river in central and eastern Europe, a tributary of the Danube.


Name: Macedonia (Country)
Description: The country that was destabilized by the Kosovo War


Name: Portrait (Artwork)
Description: A representation of a person, often found on one side of Greek coins


Name: Rus' people (Historical Entity)
Description: Initially consisted of Varangians from Scandinavia


Name: January 1942 (date)
Description: All-time low temperature recorded on January 1942


Name: biggest tourist attractions in the Swiss mountains (Feature)
Description: One of the notable features in the Swiss Alps


Name: Ranger 8 crash site (Location)
Description: The location where Ranger 8 spacecraft was crashed


Name: Terps (Geographical feature)
Description: The entities that were connected by dikes


Name: Devices such as solar cells or magnetic data storage (Technology)
Description: Possible applications for pyrite include solar cells, magnetic data storage


Name: Isotopes of 65Zn, 71Zn, 77Zn and 78Zn (Category)
Description: The different atomic forms of the respective isotopes.


Name: 1 June 2016 (Date)
Description: The date the tunnel was opened


Name: Average salary in Ukraine (Economic indicator)
Description: An economic measure representing the average wage earned by workers in Ukraine.


Name: (iii) any portion or part of any item described in clause (i) or (ii) (Subitem)
Description: A specific part or piece that belongs to a broader work.


Name: Smaller uninhabited islands (Location)
Description: Including Eorsa, Little Colonsay, the Treshnish Isles, and Staffa


Name: smelting process (Technique)
Description: The improvement was to build the first horizontal retort smelter


Name: Smart and functional clothing (Product)
Description: Clothing with additional features such as temperature regulation or self-cleaning properties


Name: Muny (Building)
Description: An outdoor amphitheater in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri that hosts a summer season of Broadway musicals


Name: Movement (action)
Description: The lack of ability to move upon stress application


Name: phosphorescence microscopy (Microscopy Technique)
Description: A type of fluorescence microscope that detects phosphorescence, allowing for imaging of samples over longer timescales than traditional fluorescence microscopy


Name: Females (Gender)
Description: Women in the Indus Valley Civilization.


Name: Pearls (Mineral)
Description: Hard, crystalline substances used for jewelry or ornamentation


Name: early eighth/fourteenth century, when it designated the easternmost part of the Kartid realm (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Research teams (Organization)
Description: Groups of researchers working on the problem of growing eulytine single crystals.


Name: (The Camp Bird (Colorado) compound veindike) (Publication)
Description: Article on Economic Geology


Name: Small diameter nanodiamonds (Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles of small diameters


Name: Turkey's economy (Economy)
Description: The economic system of Turkey, including its industries, agriculture, and services


Name: Violence (Action)
Description: Acts of violence experienced by those attempting to unify the new political landscape


Name: Population of Afghanistan (Quantity)
Description: The total estimated population of Afghanistan as of 2019 by the Afghanistan Statistics and Information Authority.


Name: Militarization of society, shift in power structure, and rise of powerful warlords (Social change)
Description: Drastic social effects on Afghanistan caused by the Soviet-Afghan War


Name: Queen Anne's Summer Palace (architectural work)
Description: A pure Renaissance architecture in Bohemia located in the garden of Prague Castle


Name: Marine sediments saturated with iron sulfides (Geological feature)
Description: Sediments that are saturated with iron sulfides.


Name: Algerian Music (Art Form)
Description: The music of Algeria, which is diverse and includes genres such as raï, chæbi, and classical Arabic music


Name: Neocrystallization (Geological Process)
Description: A type of metamorphism characterized by the creation of new mineral crystals different from the protolith


Name: Deforestation (Environmental Change)
Description: The removal of a forest or stand of trees


Name: the size of the holdings soon began to dwindle and often became too small to support families (Historical Event)
Description: Reduction of property sizes due to inheritance


Name: Fault (Geological Feature)
Description: A crack in the ground along which there has been movement of the Earth's crust or along which there is potential for such movement


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


Name: Executed Renaissance (Historical event)
Description: A period of widespread repression and execution of Ukrainian intellectuals during the 1930s


Name: unknown (unknown)
Description: Unknown due to lack of evidence


Name: UK Government (Organization)
Description: The supreme governing body of the United Kingdom.


Name: Blues or Reds (Colors)
Description: Colors used by artists to cool or warm the grey


Name: Laboratory under outer space conditions (Location)
Description: Conditions simulating outer space for chemical reactions


Name: Not at Mycenae (Location)
Description: Not used for making impressions at Mycenae


Name: Bullet or pod duang coinage of Sukhothai in Thailand (Coin)
Description: A type of coinage that Piloncitos may have developed into


Name: Rice in the northeast and south, and wheat-based breads and noodles in the north (Food type)
Description: Refers to the different staple foods eaten in different regions of China


Name: Private Transportation (Transportation type)
Description: Means of transport owned and operated by individuals or private entities


Name: experimental process using a radio-frequency identification nucleus (technology)
Description: The technology used to track the origin of cultured pearls


Name: Surveillance systems (System)
Description: Networks or arrangements of systems, sensors, and technologies for observing activities within the already existing healthcare system


Name: 0.53 global hectares per person (Quantity)
Description: Biocapacity per person in Algeria in 2016


Name: Asteroid Belt (astronomical object)
Description: A region of space in the solar system between Mars and Jupiter where numerous asteroids are found.


Name: Saijō area (Location)
Description: An area in Ehime, Japan


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: A nation in East Asia


Name: Cultural Mix (Historical Event)
Description: The meeting and blending of different cultures


Name: Videhamukti (Concept)
Description: Liberation after death


Name: some especially fine coins (Artifact)
Description: Coins produced by the wealthy cities of Sicily


Name: Australian Continent (Continent)
Description: The mainland of Australia


Name: member of the European Union (Description)
Description: the international alliance of which the Netherlands is a part


Name: Carbonaceous Chondrite meteorites (Meteorite Classification)
Description: -


Name: Sodium Pumps (Physiological Mechanism)
Description: Transport proteins that transport sodium ions against their concentration gradient


Name: Immanuel Kant (Person)
Description: A German philosopher known for his critique of pure reason


Name: High 'massifs' (Mountain Range Feature)
Description: Large mountain ranges or massifs


Name: Clean water supply (Natural resource)
Description: Freshwater resources essential for human survival and ecosystem health


Name: Football in the province (Activity)
Description: The administration of football in Dalarna


Name: Calcitriol (Hormone)
Description: The activated form of vitamin D, promoting intestinal absorption of calcium and renal reabsorption of phosphate


Name: Pearl Sac (Biological Structure)
Description: A sac in which cells continue to secrete calcium carbonate and form a pearl


Name: Natural Bronze (Material)
Description: A type of copper made from ores rich in silicon, arsenic, and tin


Name: Public Transportation (Transportation type)
Description: Shared passenger services which are available for use by the general public


Name: Modern Chinese fashion (Fashion)
Description: The current style of dress and accessories that are popular in China.


Name: German Army, Finnish Army, Swedish army, Chilean Army, East German Army (some uniforms) (Military Entity)
Description: Armies that used Grey's uniforms in different time periods


Name: Neodymium (physical entity)
Description: Rare-earth metal with paramagnetic properties at room temperature


Name: Labor force of roughly 100 million (Population demographic)
Description: The total number of people in the labor market within a country


Name: Dolomite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium magnesium carbonate.


Name: artistic_hub (GeographicArea)
Description: A place where art, music, and creativity flourish


Name: North Tower (Architectural Structure)
Description: One of the towers in the Oltu castle


Name: Hindu religions (religion)
Description: Set of beliefs and practices followed by Hindus


Name: Treated Natural Diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: Natural diamonds that have been treated or altered in some way


Name: Miocene Age (Geological Era)
Description: Epoch in the Neogene period, 23.03 to 5.3 million years ago


Name: The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix (Film)
Description: An animated feature film directed by Ivo Caprino, the most widely seen Norwegian film of all time


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America


Name: catalysts, additives in glass, carbon arc lamps for studio lights and projectors, ignition elements in lighters and torches, electron cathodes, scintillators, and gas tungsten arc welding electrodes (Applications)
Description: Lanthanum compounds have various industrial uses.


Name: Daytime sky color (Color)
Description: The blue appearance of the sky during the day due to Rayleigh scattering.


Name: battle (Conflict)
Description: Military engagement where a red flag hoisted meant no prisoners would be taken


Name: Opal (Mineraloid)
Description: A mineraloid, not a mineral, with no unit cell describing its structure


Name: Other Native American tribes (Cultural group)
Description: Different groups of indigenous peoples in North America


Name: Pink Star Diamond (Diamond)
Description: An extremely large pink diamond that was auctioned for a record price in 2017


Name: Kiln casting glass (glassworking technique)
Description: A method of moulding glass by heating chunks of glass in a kiln and pouring the melted glass into a waiting mould


Name: Pocket watch movement (mechanical component)
Description: A mechanical component found in pocket watches.


Name: specialized centers and initiatives (centers_and_initiatives)
Description: Specialized research facilities and programs operated by the Council


Name: Novelist (Occupation)
Description: A writer of novels


Name: Dutch police (Police)
Description: Law enforcement agency of the Netherlands in the Dutch East Indies


Name: Treasury called the Parthenon (Building)
Description: The western part of the Erechtheion


Name: New York (State)
Description: The state of which New York City is a part


Name: Ancient House (Building)
Description: An ancient building located in Ipswich, England.


Name: oldest large-scale oceanic crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The oldest section of extensive oceanic crust found on Earth.


Name: Mid-ocean ridges (Geographical feature)
Description: Underwater mountain ranges where tectonic plates are spreading


Name: golden age of alpinism (Era)
Description: The Romanticists influenced the golden age of alpinism


Name: than Group A and B (Chemical analysis)
Description: The least mafic Group C contains higher alkali contents.


Name: Orange Kyanite (Color variety of Mineral)
Description: A color variety of kyanite that displays cat's eye chatoyancy and is found in Tanzania.


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit with numerous seeds, traditionally consumed on Rosh Hashana and symbolizing fruitfulness.


Name: Andalusian Energy Agency (Governmental Organ)
Description: An organ charged with the development of energy policy and provision of a sufficient supply of energy for the community.


Name: Despot of the Morea Thomas Palaiologos (Person)
Description: Despot of the Morea from 1408 to 1460


Name: Derbyshire & Nottingham Entomological Society (Organization)
Description: Specialist organization protecting, promoting, and monitoring insects in Derbyshire


Name: Cycles of rebirth (Central Premise of Buddhism)
Description: One of the central teachings of Buddhism that is problematic in the West


Name: Dog-Foxes (male red foxes) (Animal gender)
Description: Adult male red foxes


Name: Netherlands (country)
Description: The country from which William I fled


Name: The use of rock (cultural and technological development)
Description: the cultural and technological development of the human race


Name: Weston meteorite (Astronomical event)
Description: A meteorite that fell in Weston, Connecticut in 1807


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


Name: Special Adviser for Conflict Diamonds (government position)
Description: A government position in the United States Department of State


Name: Indian subcontinent during the British Raj (Location)
Description: The Bengal School flourished throughout the Indian subcontinent, during the British Raj.


Name: uranium rays (Physical entity)
Description: A form of radiation emitted by uranium salts


Name: First Miraculous Medals (Artifact)
Description: The first medals distributed during the epidemic of 1832.


Name: Limestone (Sedimentary rock subtype)
Description: A sedimentary carbonate rock, formed by the accumulation of calcium carbonate minerals


Name: Human Serotonin Transporter (Biological Molecule)
Description: A protein responsible for serotonin reuptake in humans


Name: Etching (Art Technique)
Description: An intaglio method of printmaking in which a metal plate or other surface is covered with a ground, and then lines are drawn through the ground to create incised lines that hold ink when the ground is washed away.


Name: Solar System (Astronomical Object)
Description: The star system where our planet resides, containing an abundance of carbon.


Name: Silicon atom (Chemical Element)
Description: An element with the chemical symbol Si and atomic number 14.


Name: Europe (Geographical region)
Description: Region with particularly strict laws about database privacy.


Name: Other cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures that discourage the use of gold crowns.


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: The state that existed from 1922 to 1991, now known as Russia


Name: Valentin Pfeiffer (Person)
Description: Local teacher and ethnologist who collected Spessart legends


Name: Chromium(III) Oxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: Also known as chrome green or viridian


Name: MythBusters experiment (TV show episode)
Description: The TV show MythBusters episode where a team from MIT tried to recreate the famous 'Archimedes Death Ray'.


Name: 76% approval rating (Approval Rating)
Description: The highest level of approval for Álvaro Uribe


Name: Air pollution (Pollution)
Description: The pollution caused by harmful substances in the air


Name: August 2018 to October 2020 (Time Period)
Description: A period during which the gold price experienced significant growth.


Name: Silicate perovskite deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Deforms by a dislocation creep mechanism under the conditions of the uppermost part of the lower mantle.


Name: density 7.08 g/cm3 (Physical property)
Description: A measurement of the mass per unit volume of a substance


Name: White (Color)
Description: The color white can be produced on a color television or computer screen by mixing red, green and blue light at full intensity


Name: COVID-19 Pandemic (Event)
Description: A global pandemic of a novel coronavirus first identified in Wuhan, China


Name: Alpine chough (Bird)
Description: A common bird found in the Alps.


Name: Molar Fraction (Concentration Measurement)
Description: A ratio that describes the concentration of each component in a mixture, based on the number of moles of each component.


Name: Lower melting point (Physical Property)
Description: Property of a substance that indicates the temperature at which it changes from a solid to a liquid


Name: Transition to opal-CT (Temperature phenomenon)
Description: Occurs at about 45°C (113°F)


Name: Ukrainian Greek Catholicism (Religion)
Description: The second largest Christian denomination in Ukraine


Name: Knife money area (Area)
Description: A region in the Zhou period, characterized by knife-shaped coins


Name: Ion implantation (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A method used in semiconductor manufacturing for accurately positioning doped regions.


Name: Taliban (group) (Political Entity)
Description: Group planning an all-male cabinet


Name: Putin (Person)
Description: Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin is a Russian politician and former intelligence officer who has served as the President of Russia since 2018


Name: Jiang Zemin (politician)
Description: A Chinese politician who succeeded Zhao Ziyang and continued economic reforms


Name: Chinese Art (Art form)
Description: Art forms that emerged in China


Name: Geometrical, floral, animal and cosmic forms (Type of Jewelry)
Description: Various shapes used in Berber jewelry according to regional traditions.


Name: Battles (Event)
Description: Conflicts between parties or groups.


Name: Country (Category)
Description: A country based on its GDP (PPP)


Name: Taipei, Taiwan (Location)
Description: City and country where the building is located


Name: Henri Matisse (Artist)
Description: French painter and sculptor.


Name: Material Value (Value)
Description: The intrinsic worth of the jewellery


Name: Consideration for Space Applications (Application Property)
Description: The potential use in space technology


Name: fashion designers (Profession)
Description: Besancenot's work has inspired fashion designers to create contemporary clothing inspired by traditional Moroccan costumes


Name: Aragonite (Carbonate mineral)
Description: A form of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) that is a major constituent of pearls, shells, and some fossils


Name: Kagem Mines (Mining Operation)
Description: Significant emerald mining operation located in Zambia


Name: Keshi pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Numerous small Keshi pearls as a by-product


Name: Rare Earth Oxides (Compound)
Description: Oxide compounds of the rare earths


Name: Foreign exchange market (Market)
Description: A global decentralized network where currencies are bought and sold.


Name: Supreme Court of Spain (judicial entity)
Description: The highest judicial authority in Spain


Name: Respiratory Organs in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The organs that allow a sea urchin to take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide.


Name: Ginned Cotton, Cotton Cake and Cotton Seeds, Cashew, Shea Butter, Cooking Oil, and Lumber (CommodityList)
Description: The principal exports of Benin.


Name: Art schools at tertiary levels (Training institution)
Description: Institutions offering art education at university level


Name: [27°12′00″S 22°58′00″E] (Coordinates)
Description: The geographical coordinates of the mine


Name: Meiji period (Time_period)
Description: A period of time between 1868 and 1912 in the history of Japan.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: Indicates a geographical location and sovereign nation


Name: Magnesium hydroxide (brucite) (Inorganic compound)
Description: A mineral and inorganic compound, Mg(OH)2.


Name: His younger brother (Legendary Japanese figure)
Description: The person to whom Hi no susori no Mikoto yielded submission


Name: 45 Circuit Courts (Court)
Description: Local trial courts functioning within the judicial system of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: Vienna (City)
Description: The capital city of Austria


Name: KF (Compound)
Description: HF cannot be electrolyzed without KF providing electrical conductivity


Name: Collonges (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the district of Saint-Maurice, canton of Valais, Switzerland.


Name: State legislature (Legislative_body)
Description: The elected representatives of the state of Alabama.


Name: Large and small rounded inclusions of the impacted, or target, rock (Geological Feature)
Description: Describes the presence of fragments of the host rock within pseudotachylytes


Name: Sodium fires (Type of fire)
Description: Fires that occur due to sodium


Name: Iraq War (War)
Description: The conflict between coalition forces and Iraqi forces following the 2003 invasion of Iraq


Name: Red Bull (Energy drink)
Description: An Austrian energy drink


Name: Hindu art of the Gupta empire (Artistic style)
Description: A style of art that was influenced by Greco-Buddhist art.


Name: William Stewart (Person)
Description: A plantation owner who recruited Chinese workers


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


Name: regular lay devotional practice (Religious Practice)
Description: Practice that is carried out by Buddhist laity


Name: urban citizens' costumes (Costume)
Description: One of the three basic categories of costumes identified in Costumes du Maroc


Name: Corot's use of grey tones in his paintings (color)
Description: Corot's use of grey tones in his paintings is related to the Impressionism art movement


Name: Processions and idol immersion into sea or other water bodies (Community celebrations in Shaktism)
Description: Celebrations and rituals associated with Shaktism


Name: Metals such as magnesium or aluminum (Chemical Elements)
Description: Elements with atomic numbers 12 and 13 respectively.


Name: Kimberlite Eruptions and Subsequent Metamorphism (Scientific Theory)
Description: A model suggesting that Group A eclogite xenoliths formed from kimberlite eruptions followed by metamorphism


Name: Structural organization and historical development (Classification criteria)
Description: Characteristics used to classify organisms


Name: Instinct, Impressions, and Feelings (Abstract Concept)
Description: The internal factors that contribute to artistic inspiration.


Name: Alexandre Brongniart (Person)
Description: Alexandre Brongniart who collected many fossils


Name: Bridgeport (City)
Description: A city in Alabama, USA


Name: Minimalism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the late 20th century.


Name: Brussels (City)
Description: Capital and largest city of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union


Name: NATO force (Military Alliance)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Washington (location)
Description: The capital city of the United States


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


Name: Li+ (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion of Lithium


Name: Synagogue (one remaining) (Building)
Description: The only known synagogue in Afghanistan.


Name: Walter H. Schottky and Nevill Francis Mott (Person)
Description: Scientists who developed models of the potential barrier and of the characteristics of a metal–semiconductor junction


Name: jewellery to stretch their earlobes or enlarge ear piercings (practice)
Description: Specific form of body modification practiced by these cultures


Name: River Vicano (River)
Description: The river that drains Lake Vico.


Name: Conversion of the Bagoariorum and Carantanorum (historical event)
Description: First reference to a Moravian ruler


Name: 542 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: Western Zhou dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled ancient China from 1046 BC to 771 BC


Name: Body (Physical Entity)
Description: The physical entity in which the skeleton is located.


Name: Multi-Ethnic Society (Social Entity)
Description: A society with a diverse range of ethnic groups


Name: affluence of scholar officials and their businesses (Economic condition)
Description: Wealth and business activities of scholar-officials


Name: Tribal practices and loyalties (Cultural Practice)
Description: Traditional practices and allegiances among Berbers


Name: Regions of Morocco (Geographical region)
Description: The geographical areas of Morocco.


Name: Cataclastic flow (deformation mechanism)
Description: The main deformation mechanism accommodating large strains above the brittle–ductile transition zone.


Name: Chancellor of Germany (PoliticalPosition)
Description: The head of government in Germany


Name: Hand engraver (Profession)
Description: Used by hand engravers.


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


Name: Community (Social group)
Description: A group of people living together, sharing a common identity.


Name: Bishop Reginhar of Passau (Religious Leader)
Description: 818-838 Bishop of Passau


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: A country that approved the dynastic considerations between Great Britain and the Netherlands


Name: the Industrial Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A period from the 18th to the 19th century when major changes in agriculture, manufacturing, and transportation had a widespread effect.


Name: Sculpture (Artwork)
Description: Public art and private sculptures for homes


Name: Animal species (metaclass)
Description: A metaclass used as an example, as it has a member that is also a Class.


Name: uplands (Terrain)
Description: Upland regions with higher elevations


Name: Netherlands Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The supreme law of the Netherlands


Name: Kyanite structure (Crystal structure)
Description: The structure of kyanite, visualized as a distorted face centered cubic lattice.


Name: Bladed crystals shape (Shape)
Description: Typical shape of kyanite crystals


Name: Trace elements (Chemical element)
Description: Trace elements present in chert.


Name: Dow process (Process)
Description: A method of extracting magnesium, specifically in Corpus Christi TX.


Name: Rings of silicate tetrahedra of Si6O18 (mineral_components)
Description: The structural components within beryl.


Name: Cuauhtemoc (Person)
Description: Last Aztec ruler


Name: Wurtzite Crystal Structure, High Thermal Conductivity (Crystal Structure, Physical Property)
Description: BeO has a wurtzite crystal structure and high thermal conductivity.


Name: Southeast Asia and the Indosphere (Region)
Description: The region that includes Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Singapore, Vietnam, and Brunei


Name: shotel (weapon)
Description: A type of Abyssinian sword


Name: Acid grade fluorite (industrial_use)
Description: Internationally used in the production of AlF3 and cryolite (Na3AlF6)


Name: High-speed aircraft, guided missiles, spacecraft, satellites, and James Webb Space Telescope (Aerospace Vehicles)
Description: Various aerospace vehicles where beryllium is used


Name: 1 May 1707 (Date)
Description: The date when the Kingdom of Great Britain was formed.


Name: Vascos (Location)
Description: The settlement they abandoned after the Castilian occupation of Toledo in 1085


Name: motion estimation search range settings (concept)
Description: settings related to the range of the motion estimation in a technical context


Name: 1961 (year)
Description: The year the Nd:CaWO4 laser was developed


Name: Slavic nations and ethnic groups (People group)
Description: Modern Slavic nations and ethnic groups


Name: a diverse and stunning landscape, with everything from the rugged mountains of the Alps to the sun-drenched beaches of the Côte d'Azur (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France having a diverse and stunning landscape, with everything from the rugged mountains of the Alps to the sun-drenched beaches of the Côte d'Azur


Name: Great Mogul Diamond (diamond)
Description: The mogul cut is named after the Great Mogul diamond, which was a famous example of this cut.


Name: 11.4 million people (Quantity)
Description: The number of people who emigrated from Britain and Ireland between 1815 and 1930


Name: Aluminium wiring (Material)
Description: An alternative to copper wire for certain applications.


Name: European Atomic Energy Community (International Organization)
Description: An international organization promoting cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy


Name: Pedro II (Person)
Description: The five-year-old son and heir of Pedro I who became the Emperor of Brazil after his father's abdication


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


Name: Amphibolite Facies (Metamorphic Facies)
Description: A distinctive metamorphic facies that produces rock of such characteristic that the facies name is used for the rock


Name: Traditional Distinction (gemstone classification)
Description: The distinction between precious and semi-precious stones in ancient times


Name: Semiconductors (Electronic component)
Description: Electronic devices that control the flow of charge carriers