Name: Range: 1.45 to 1.75 (Size Range)
Description: The common length to width ratio range for pear-shaped diamonds.


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


Name: Theia (Goddess)
Description: A goddess associated with gold, silver, and gemstones in Greek mythology


Name: confederation (political structure)
Description: A political structure within the Aztec civilization.


Name: Cities in Dalarna province (Settlements)
Description: Cities that serve as seats of their respective municipalities in the province of Dalarna


Name: Typhoon 21 (Weather event)
Description: Typhoon 21 (September 28–29) in Japan


Name: St. Elizabeth flood (1421) (Historical event)
Description: Flood that destroyed a newly reclaimed polder


Name: Adolf Eichmann (Person)
Description: Nazi SS officer who organized the logistics for the transport of Jews to concentration camps during World War II


Name: al-Qarawiyin University (Educational Institution)
Description: One of the oldest universities in the world


Name: Expert knowledge system (Knowledge System)
Description: A system of expertise that is distinct from the profession.


Name: Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks which Melt (Rock Type)
Description: Igneous rocks undergoing migmatization


Name: Gorals (ethnic group)
Description: Mountain dwellers in southern Poland and northern Slovakia


Name: Road Junctions and Corners of Sites such as Parking Lots (Location)
Description: A place where vehicles can be parked


Name: denominations of Hinduism (Religious Denomination)
Description: Different understandings of Sādhanā across various denominations in Hinduism.


Name: Reduction (Manufacturing Process)
Description: Process used to create titanium alloys


Name: speaker (Person)
Description: An individual who uses the specified pronunciation of 'Missouri'


Name: Government of Austria (Political Entity)
Description: The ruling authority of Austria within Austria-Hungary


Name: Westchester County (Geographical area)
Description: A county in the state of New York


Name: Neolithic times (Time period)
Description: The time period during which the Birkenhainer Strasse was heavily used


Name: 73% of its oil reserves (Quantity)
Description: The amount of oil Brazil extracts from its reserves


Name: The States General (Parliament)
Description: Bicameral parliament of the Netherlands


Name: Urban areas in China (location within country)
Description: areas within China that have been urbanized significantly in recent decades


Name: undergoing further metamorphic changes (Geological characteristic)
Description: The potential for the rock to undergo additional metamorphic transformations


Name: Austria's military nonalignment (Policy)
Description: The policy of Austria regarding its military status


Name: Suture zone (geological feature)
Description: A fault between a terrane and the crust it attaches to.


Name: Sunni Muslims (Religion)
Description: The primary religious group in Morocco, constituting approximately 99% of the population


Name: Dominic Thiem (Person)
Description: A current Austrian tennis player


Name: Renal Arteries, left and right (Vessels)
Description: The kidneys receive blood from these arteries which branch directly from the abdominal aorta.


Name: Modern Social and Political Structures (Society)
Description: The way in which groups of people are organized and governed, including their political systems


Name: Synthetic Diamond (doped with Phosphorus) (Semiconductor)
Description: A type of n-type semiconductor created from synthetic diamond doped with phosphorus


Name: Industrial Espionage (Act)
Description: Action of leaking a secret through stealing information


Name: AGS Ideal-Cut Diamond System (program)
Description: A grading system for diamonds that emphasizes the balance and brilliance of a diamond's cut.


Name: Slavs (ethnic group)
Description: Eastern European ethnicity


Name: Kragerø in Norway (Location)
Description: A location where large crystals of prismatic habit have been found


Name: A1GP World Cup of Motorsport (motor racing competition)
Description: The A1GP World Cup of Motorsport that Switzerland won in 2007–08.


Name: a global hub for banking and finance (Description)
Description: Economic role of Switzerland


Name: Purple (Color)
Description: A color between blue and red in hue


Name: Toga virilis (Clothing)
Description: A plain white toga worn by all Roman citizens over the age of 14–18 for ceremonial occasions


Name: Several Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: List of minerals that were first discovered at Scawt Hill


Name: Kyoto Protocol (Environmental Agreement)
Description: An international treaty aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, signed by various countries.


Name: People's Republic of China (PRC) (Country)
Description: The current ruling government of China


Name: Han Chinese style attire (Clothing)
Description: The clothing style worn by Han Chinese people, characterized by skirts and high-waisted, wrap-style robes with wide sleeves.


Name: the European Union since its inception (InfluentialRole)
Description: The degree of influence that Germany has had on the European Union


Name: Free State of Bavaria (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A federal state of Germany since 1945.


Name: Iron ore extraction operation at Itabira (Industrial operation)
Description: The mining activities carried out in Itabira


Name: Gold Mine (Resource Extraction Site)
Description: A site where gold is mined and extracted


Name: Angora Cat (Animal breed)
Description: A renowned domestic cat breed from Ankara, Turkey


Name: shanqun or ruqun (Clothing)
Description: Skirt type possibly worn during the Warring States period


Name: Hymettos (Mountain)
Description: The mountain where the monasteries are located


Name: High-purity ceramics (Material)
Description: Ceramic materials of high purity, such as aluminium oxide or copper(II) oxide


Name: Ornamentation (artifact)
Description: Decorative objects used for adornment


Name: Quartz, Sericite Mica, Chlorite (Minerals)
Description: Primarily composed of quartz, sericite mica, and chlorite


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


Name: Congenital endothelial dystrophy type 2 (Disease)
Description: A rare form of corneal dystrophy


Name: Stalin's implemented policy of socialist realism (Political ideology)
Description: A set of political and aesthetic principles, officially adopted by the Soviet Union


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


Name: Cholula (City)
Description: The largest city in the Puebla Valley


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Secondary colors (color)
Description: Red diamonds can be modified by the same secondary colors that can be found in pink diamonds as well.


Name: pearl dealers (group of people)
Description: Publicly disputed the authenticity of these new cultured products.


Name: Weddings (Event)
Description: Marriage ceremonies


Name: Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The fundamental governing document of Australia.


Name: Studied genomes (Genetic Data)
Description: The analyzed DNA samples of Minoans and Myceneans


Name: Property (property)
Description: The property of being crystalline.


Name: Not specified (as it is not a specific location) (Location)
Description: In Westchester County


Name: dimers (chemical compound)
Description: Structures formed by the dimerization of these compounds


Name: Stunning Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's dream for those seeking natural wonders


Name: Sandstones, shales and coal deposits (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock layers found on the eastern flank of Derbyshire


Name: German-speaking Switzerland (Geographical region)
Description: The largest part of Switzerland where German is the primary language


Name: an early form of Greek (Language)
Description: The nature of the Linear B script used by the Mycenaeans


Name: Silicon exposure in the workplace (regulatory measure)
Description: The maximum amount of silicon that can be present in the workplace under OSHA guidelines


Name: Sovereign Prince of Luxembourg (Polity Position)
Description: -


Name: Amenokal (Leadership Role)
Description: The Tuareg have an Amenokal who decides the fate of the tribe.


Name: Mediterranean climate and hot semi-arid climate (Csa and BSh) (Climate)
Description: Type of climates Naxos experiences depending on its location


Name: Luxembourg (Country)
Description: A country located to the southeast of Belgium


Name: population (Quantity)
Description: the number of people living in the canton


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


Name: East Cambridgeshire (geographical region)
Description: The geographical region where Isleham is located


Name: 43,523 licensed physicians (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value representing the number of licensed physicians practicing in New York City


Name: Storage area (Room)
Description: An area used for storing agricultural produce


Name: Tlalocan (mythological place)
Description: A mythical paradise in Aztec religion, ruled by the god Tlaloc


Name: Afghanistan (Badakhshan region) (Location)
Description: Region located in South-Central Asia


Name: International Following (Fanbase)
Description: -


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Algeria's relationship with the Soviet Union


Name: Regulation of timing (functionality)
Description: The function it performs in a pocket watch movement.


Name: Mycenaeans from the southern Greek mainland (Ancient civilization subgroup)
Description: A specific subgroup of Mycenaeans located on the southern Greek mainland


Name: European Early Modern Humans (Species)
Description: European early modern humans who made and used jewelry


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Europe, extending from the west to the east


Name: Taxes and Public Service (Financial Exemption)
Description: Did not pay taxes nor were required to perform public service


Name: Etruscan funerary urns (Artifact)
Description: Funerary urns popular in Etruria


Name: 1281 (Event)
Description: The year when Penghu was officially incorporated under the jurisdiction of Tong'an County.


Name: true (Boolean)
Description: Indicates that Onsernone is a net exporter of workers


Name: Francisco Guerrero (Composer)
Description: A composer significant in the history of Andalusian music.


Name: Modelling of heads (artistic technique)
Description: Technique of modelling heads in Etruscan jewellery inspired by Greek severe period


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Artist)
Description: A renowned artist known for his other endeavors as well


Name: Sénoufo (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group who were inhabited by the region where the Kong Empire was established


Name: Mycenaean pottery (Artifact)
Description: Pottery made by Mycenaeans


Name: Samara Carbon Allotrope Database (SACADA) (Database)
Description: A database containing information about all known carbon allotropes.


Name: Dozen of other independent shows (Event)
Description: Independent events that joined the original Tucson show


Name: Morrison Formation and the Unkpapa sandstone (Geological Formations)
Description: Other geological formations in the Black Hills


Name: Erdoğan Altinkaynak (Editor)
Description: Editor of the journal where the article was published


Name: Lithium (international cooperation) (Resource Regulation International Cooperation)
Description: Examination of government policies and regulations that affect the production, export, and use of lithium discusses the need for international cooperation to establish fair trade practices and ensure responsible sourcing


Name: IUPAC (Organization)
Description: An international organization that establishes standards for chemical nomenclature


Name: Gaelic Speakers Migration (Event)
Description: The migration of Gaelic speakers to north-west Britain, traditionally supposed to have occurred in the 5th century


Name: various structures and buildings (Structures)
Description: The man-made structures and buildings within Franklin


Name: Modern glass panes (Product)
Description: Glass products produced in bulk using a ribbon machine.


Name: Papagrigorakis et al. (Researcher Group)
Description: A group of researchers who conducted the study.


Name: Important infrastructure (Infrastructure Entity)
Description: Infrastructure crucial for connecting the canton with the rest of Switzerland.


Name: Diamond (Gemstone)
Description: Colorless gemstone followed by clarity and color in value


Name: painted pottery (art form)
Description: a style of art created by these Puebloan peoples as well


Name: Numidians and Moors (People)
Description: Ancient peoples of North Africa


Name: Christian Jensen Lofthus (Person)
Description: A farmer who led a rebellion in Vestre Moland


Name: fluoro-crown (or fluorine crown) glass (glass type)
Description: A type of low-dispersion glass


Name: Plane angle (Geometric concept)
Description: An angle formed by two rays in a plane.


Name: regulations implemented to limit radiation exposure (rule)
Description: The regulations that restrict the administration and monitoring of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone to limit radiation exposure


Name: Graphite (Carbon Allotrope)
Description: A form of pure carbon that is a soft, black, naturally occurring mineral.


Name: Reservists (Military personnel)
Description: Reservists in the Bundeswehr who participate in defense exercises and deployments


Name: Mathematics is the science of the infinite (Statement)
Description: The statement that mathematics studies the concept of infinity


Name: Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: A major international sporting event for winter sports, held every four years.


Name: Occurrence of copper in nature (Natural resource)
Description: The presence of copper as a naturally occurring mineral.


Name: Substances toxic to the kidneys (Chemical Substance)
Description: Compounds that can cause damage or harm to the kidneys


Name: Trichlorosilane (Compound)
Description: A volatile silicon hydride compound with the formula SiHCl3


Name: Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) (Law Enforcement Agency)
Description: A law enforcement agency of Spain, responsible for maintaining public order and law enforcement in rural areas and on highways.


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion with approximately 14,000 adherents in Norway


Name: Low Tuition Fees (Cost)
Description: Lower fees charged to students from EU/EEA countries


Name: Onsernone valley community (Community)
Description: The community that Loco was the capital of during the Middle Ages


Name: Cerium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Ce and atomic number 58.


Name: RareEarthElements (GroupOfElements)
Description: A group of seventeen fairly soft, malleable, ductile, silver-white metallic elements


Name: Vandals (Ancient Tribe)
Description: A Germanic tribe that invaded the Western Roman Empire


Name: Northern Norway (Geographical location)
Description: The northernmost part of Norway


Name: 61% Catholics, 3% other faiths, and about 35% identifying with no religion (Percentages of Population)
Description: The religious affiliations of Spaniards according to a 2020 study.


Name: Peccia (Geographical Region)
Description: The village in Switzerland


Name: Whitefish River (River)
Description: One of the rivers flowing into Great Bear Lake


Name: schiavinatoite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of tantalum, niobium and boron oxide


Name: Scenery and Landscape of Norway (Scenery)
Description: Attractive and dramatic sceneries throughout Norway


Name: spreading of the Cyrillic script (historical event)
Description: event related to the spread of the Cyrillic script


Name: Round Brilliant Cut (Diamond cut)
Description: A standard diamond shape with nearly constant proportions


Name: China's Made in China 2025 policy (policy)
Description: A Chinese industrial policy aimed at making China's economy less reliant on foreign technology and more self-reliant


Name: Cynthia Becker (Author)
Description: Author who studies Berber arts in the context of post-colonial studies.


Name: Extreme alteration of wall rocks within a shear zone (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which hematitic jasperoids are thought to form


Name: Behavior (Action)
Description: Specific to any situation


Name: Buddha's father (Person)
Description: Not specifically named but described as a king


Name: Crushing and Sorting Process (Process)
Description: The process of crushing, sorting and separating diamonds from the ore


Name: Frieze of carved pictorial panels (metopes), separated by formal architectural triglyphs (Architecture Element)
Description: Characteristics of the Doric order in the Parthenon.


Name: The Norwegian Film Institute (Organization)
Description: A key organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the growth of the Norwegian film industry


Name: Thomas Muster (Person)
Description: A former Austrian tennis player


Name: Bouvet Island, Peter I Island, and Queen Maud Land (Dependency)
Description: Norway's Antarctic and Subantarctic dependencies


Name: The people of Norway (People)
Description: Citizens of Norway who participated in the national referendum


Name: Roof of the Parthenon (Architectural feature)
Description: The roof covering of the Parthenon.


Name: - (Conversion rate)
Description: -


Name: Diamonds are formed from coal. (Statement)
Description: This is a common misconception, as diamonds and coal have different formation processes.


Name: Meknes History (History)
Description: The history of Meknes.


Name: Aristotle (philosopher)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and student of Plato, considered the father of Western philosophy


Name: Iron Alloys (Metallurgical Product)
Description: Materials consisting of iron and other metals, such as steel.


Name: Beyond Turkey's borders (geographical_location)
Description: Gained popularity outside Turkey


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: A wandering teacher who lived in the 6th or 5th century BCE


Name: Moldavite (gemstone)
Description: A forest green, olive green or blue-greenish vitreous silica projectile glass


Name: Angiotensin II and Aldosterone (Hormones)
Description: Two hormones that affect the kidney's absorption of sodium chloride


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


Name: Aarati (Ritual)
Description: Another notable Aarti.


Name: U.S. Conflict Minerals Law (Law)
Description: Legislation that restricts the use of conflict minerals.


Name: People of considerable Amerindian ancestry (Population Group)
Description: Individuals with a significant amount of indigenous heritage


Name: Round Brilliant Cut Diamond (Diamond Cut)
Description: A diamond cut with perfect symmetry and angles that exhibit a crisp and complete pattern of hearts and arrows


Name: Cartilaginous Fish and Some Amphibians (Classification of Animal)
Description: Species that belong to these categories


Name: [294] (Number)
Description: A specific numerical value representing the weight of an atom or ion of the element.


Name: Japan (Geographical Location)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: 338 (Quantity)
Description: The number of people employed in the tertiary sector of Vals


Name: Rome (Geographical Area)
Description: An ancient city and empire in central Italy


Name: [New York, East New Jersey, and West New Jersey] (colony)
Description: Former Dutch colonies added to the dominion


Name: North American red foxes (north) (Animal sub-population)
Description: The northern population of Red foxes in North America


Name: Non-Crystalline or Glass Rock (Igneous Rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock that does not have crystals


Name: Royal Bank of Scotland (Institution)
Description: One of the oldest banks in the world and the national bank of Scotland


Name: South of Etruria (Geographical Location)
Description: The southern part of Etruria, where the decorative techniques originated


Name: high hardness and excellent wear resistance (Property)
Description: High hardness and wear resistance of Boron Carbide


Name: saffron (Spice)
Description: between 2012 and 2019


Name: Enrichment method (Process)
Description: The classification of liquid thermal diffusion as an enrichment method


Name: oak apple or 'gall-nut' (Material)
Description: A small tumor that grows on oak and certain trees


Name: Bohuslän, Jämtland, Härjedalen, Shetland, Orkney, Hebrides, Isle of Man (Regions)
Description: Regions that were part of Norway at different points in history.


Name: North Africa (geographical_region)
Description: Region comprising Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco


Name: Essentialism (Philosophical Concept)
Description: A widely discussed and criticized concept in taxonomy


Name: Diamond mining (Industry)
Description: The modern era of diamond mining


Name: New Zealand cities (City group)
Description: Cities in New Zealand that rank highly on international livability measures


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun


Name: Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (political_party)
Description: A Spanish socialist political party founded in 1879


Name: King James II (person)
Description: King of England and Ireland from 1685 to 1688


Name: billionaires (People with large wealth)
Description: people with a net worth of over $1 billion


Name: possessive marker li-/la ‘for/of’ (linguistic entity)
Description: Critical aspect of Arabic compound nouns


Name: 12th century (Century)
Description: Century when the palace was built


Name: Folk music (Music Genre)
Description: Music produced by rural, illiterate peasants


Name: Several thicknesses of wires alternating with larger and smaller bosses and beads, sometimes set with turquoises, and mounted on convex plates, making rich ornamental headpieces, belts, and breast ornaments (Description)
Description: Features that distinguish Greek Filigree.


Name: Magistrates and government officials (job_title)
Description: Officials with important positions in the society


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


Name: Urban population of Colombia (Demographic)
Description: The percentage of the population living in urban areas


Name: The ore deposits of Monte Cristo, Washington (Research Paper)
Description: A research paper on the ore deposits of Monte Cristo, Washington


Name: General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade/World Trade Organization (GATT/WTO) (International Organization)
Description: Multilateral agreement


Name: Water (Element)
Description: The most abundant substance on Earth, a colorless and odorless liquid


Name: Janaki and Milton Manaki (Person)
Description: Producers of the first film in the territory of present-day North Macedonia


Name: Province of Seville (province)
Description: A province in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain


Name: Macael (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Almería province, Spain.


Name: Harmful chemicals and heavy metals (Substance)
Description: Chemicals or heavy metals that can have detrimental effects on health


Name: Rhône Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: A central Alpine valley


Name: Infinity (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Something which is boundless, endless, or larger than any natural number.


Name: Ready-to-wear Western clothing (Clothing)
Description: Western clothes available off the rack, not tailored or custom made.


Name: Beading or beadwork (Art technique)
Description: Technique of creating jewelry by stringing beads together.


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Administered the original Thirteen Colonies


Name: Small Circle (Specific Type of Circle on Sphere)
Description: A small circle is any intersection of the sphere with a plane that does not pass through its center.


Name: $2.53 billion (2009) (MonetaryValue)
Description: A monetary amount earned in a specific year


Name: Western Islamic Art and Architecture (Art and Architecture)
Description: The art and architecture that was contributed by the Berber ruling dynasties


Name: Secondary Mineral (Mineral Type)
Description: Type of mineral that Eulytine belongs to.


Name: Darko Pančev (Person)
Description: The most outstanding player of Macedonia for the past 50 years


Name: Le Corbusier (Architect)
Description: A French-Swiss architect who designed several buildings in France.


Name: Rural Development (Concept)
Description: The process of improving the social and economic well-being of people living in rural areas


Name: Metaquartzite (Rock)
Description: Metamorphic quartzite, which emphasizes its metamorphic origins


Name: Firefly (Insect)
Description: One of the descriptions in South American folklore for the carbuncle.


Name: Greater China (Geographical area)
Description: An ethno-regional term describing a geographical area sharing cultural and economic ties with the Chinese people.


Name: 50,000 years ago (Time Period)
Description: A time period in the past


Name: Forty Thieves and the Roach Guards (Organized Crime Group)
Description: An organized crime group active in the Five Points neighborhood in the 1820s.


Name: blue uniforms (military uniform)
Description: Uniforms that were the color of the US Army until 1902


Name: applications (Uses)
Description: The potential uses that diamond nanoparticles can have, such as polishes and engine oil additives.


Name: Meiji period (Period)
Description: A historical period in Japan's history


Name: Incoming rays that converge toward that point (optical ray)
Description: Rays that converge towards the focus of the surface


Name: Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (Governmental Agency)
Description: A federal ministry of the German government responsible for development cooperation


Name: including national parks and wildlife reserves (environment)
Description: The conservation zones in Benin, providing habitat for various plant and animal species


Name: natural diamonds (mineral)
Description: Diamonds mined from the earth


Name: 1% of population (PopulationPercentage)
Description: Population percentage in France who adhere to other religions


Name: Regularity of Sizes and Packing of Silica Spheres (Property)
Description: The regularity in the sizes and packing of silica spheres in precious opal which is a prime determinant of its quality


Name: Mesoamerica and the Caribbean, Andes, Amazon basin (Civilizations)
Description: Regions from which early civilizations migrated through Colombia.


Name: Gills (Respiratory Organ)
Description: The main organs of respiration in those urchins that possess them.


Name: Gabbro (Rock)
Description: An intrusive igneous rock that is coarse-grained and rich in silica, magnesium, and iron


Name: Noble metals (Metal group)
Description: Group of transition metals considered to be less reactive, including gold, silver, platinum, and mercury.


Name: Zermatt (city)
Description: A municipality and ski resort in the Valais canton of Switzerland.


Name: Human (Species)
Description: A living entity belonging to the species Homo sapiens


Name: Cadmium vapor (Gas)
Description: A toxic gas produced as a byproduct during the mining and smelting operations


Name: George Washington and the first Congress (Person and Group)
Description: First U.S. President and first U.S. Congress


Name: Songhai (Empire)
Description: An empire that flourished between the 14th and 16th centuries


Name: The Union of Utrecht (Political Entity)
Description: Union forged by the northern provinces to support each other against the Spanish.


Name: Federal integration (Political System)
Description: A political system where several regions or groups have merged together to form a single entity


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country where cultured freshwater pearls are produced on a limited scale.


Name: some results (Data)
Description: Results obtained using the PZC method


Name: Corrosion, Creep at High Temperatures, and Combustion (Physical Phenomena)
Description: Processes or events that occur due to the physical properties of magnesium alloys


Name: Carbonate Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: Most commonly calcite or dolomite


Name: Mount Olympus massif (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range located in Thessaly


Name: 13 million square kilometres (Area)
Description: Approximately 13 million square kilometers, which was the total area of France including its colonies during the 1920s and 1930s.


Name: Arid and desert climate (Climate zone)
Description: A climate zone in the south of Agadir and east of Jerada near the Algerian borders.


Name: East Macedonia and Thrace region (Region)
Description: Greek regional unit


Name: Terrorism (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: 2 Gold (chemical element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79.


Name: Influential city-states like Corinth, Thebes, and Argos (Political Entity)
Description: Independent cities that played significant roles in the Ancient Greek world


Name: Boniface of Montferrat's Kingdom of Thessalonica (kingdom)
Description: Kingdom established by Boniface of Montferrat


Name: Group of Nobles and Population of Commoners (Social Group)
Description: Inhabitants of the Altepetl


Name: Unknown (Market)
Description: Referring to the general market where the gems are sold


Name: Kombat and Kombat Mine (location and mine)
Description: The town and the mine that Knowledge Katti acquired in 2015.


Name: a few hundred people (Number)
Description: -


Name: American artist and studio potter Beatrice Wood (Person)
Description: An American artist and studio potter located in Ojai, California


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Scientist)
Description: An American geologist and economic geologist


Name: Deferoxamine (Chemical Substance)
Description: A chelating agent used for binding and expelling excess iron from the body.


Name: Improperly managed or leaking tailing ponds containing acid mine drainage (Situation)
Description: Conditions in which acid mine drainage from mining processes is not properly managed or contains leaks, potentially harming human health


Name: Canaeum Promontory (Promontory)
Description: Scene of the death of Heracles


Name: Parliament Structure (Political System)
Description: The structure of the legislature, either unicameral (single chamber) or bicameral (two chambers).


Name: Turkish compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns in Turkish formed by adding possessive suffixes


Name: severe reprisals (Action)
Description: Severe actions taken by France during the Algerian War


Name: Retaining Moisture (Property)
Description: Ability to hold water


Name: Scratching (Geological process)
Description: The act of making a mark or line on a surface by rubbing.


Name: Middle Ages (Historical Period)
Description: A period in European history stretching from the 5th to the 15th century


Name: penny (coin)
Description: The only denomination of coin in Western Europe between 794 and 1200


Name: many of the world's tallest religious statues (architectural structure)
Description: Statues representing deities of Chinese folk religion or enlightened beings of Buddhism


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Scandinavia (Geographical Region)
Description: The peninsula shared by Denmark, Norway, and Sweden


Name: Bolsover Castle (Castle)
Description: A castle in Bolsover, Derbyshire, England


Name: Mass-production (Process)
Description: The process of producing semiconductors for ICs in large quantities.


Name: King Edward VII (Person)
Description: King of the United Kingdom and Emperor of India from 1901 to 1910


Name: White-tailed eagle reintroduction on Isle of Mull (Event)
Description: The reintroduction of white-tailed eagles in 2005 became a particular ecotourist attraction


Name: Henri Dunant (Person)
Description: A Swiss businessman and philanthropist who founded the Red Cross


Name: Szczuki (Location)
Description: Unknown location, likely related to the Żorawskis family


Name: bush rat (Food)
Description: A rodent found in Africa


Name: Saffron (Color) (Color)
Description: A color often used in Buddhism


Name: Purplish Red Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A variety of red diamond with a purplish hue


Name: Accumulation at a Lower Level (Geological Event)
Description: The residuum accumulates at a lower level due to its higher specific gravity


Name: Golconda area, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka (Location)
Description: Regions in India where high carbon steel was produced


Name: Powdered Agents (Substance)
Description: Agents in powder form used to extinguish fires


Name: Bold and deeply cut designs (Design Style)
Description: The design style of Talismanic Seals


Name: Anti-fascist groups (Social movement)
Description: Groups that organize against fascism


Name: chemical terminology (subject domain)
Description: terminology used in chemistry


Name: Exclusion (SingularNoun)
Description: The act or state of being excluded from a particular group, set, or collection


Name: River Derwent (River)
Description: A river in England and Wales


Name: Japanese Architecture (architectural style)
Description: Architectural style that has been significantly influenced by Japan.


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: Former USSR


Name: Copper Plates (Material for Printmaking)
Description: Softer plates that are normally used in engraving


Name: Washington University in St. Louis's mining school (EducationalInstitution)
Description: The university where Pope Yeatman graduated.


Name: Belief in Unique Creation of God (Religious Belief)
Description: The belief that the creation of living forms is unique to God


Name: Medieval and early modern tradition (historical context)
Description: Tradition recognized only three professions: divinity, medicine, and law


Name: Engraved Gem (Art Form)
Description: Any carved or engraved semi-precious stone


Name: Jeweler (Profession)
Description: A person who makes, sells or appraises jewelry


Name: Oxygen (Substance)
Description: a gas produced by heating mercuric oxide and various nitrates


Name: Ability to shape copper by smiths (Craftsmanship)
Description: The skill of blacksmiths in working with and shaping copper into various forms.


Name: Vocabulary (Concept in Knowledge Management)
Description: An alphabetical list or organization of kinds of things into groups


Name: Tetragonal crystal lattices (crystal lattice)
Description: Crystal lattices that result from stretching a cubic lattice along one of its lattice vectors


Name: terms from Switzerland's surrounding language cultures, similar terms in another language, and terms with special syntax and orthography (Linguistic elements)
Description: These include words originating from French, Italian, and other sources.


Name: Binary Compounds (Compound)
Description: A class of inorganic compounds containing only two elements, the principal examples being oxides, sulfides, and halides.


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries.


Name: Statistics Austria (Organization)
Description: Austrian statistics office


Name: Temperatures can drop below −20 °C. (Condition)
Description: Description of the low temperatures in central Anatolia.


Name: Metamorphic processes (Geological process)
Description: A geological process that brings the protolith closer to thermodynamic equilibrium


Name: Henry Bessemer (Person)
Description: English engineer and industrialist who invented the Bessemer process


Name: Elaborate system of military awards (System)
Description: System that included medals called phalerae to be issued to soldiers and units


Name: Anthidona and Avlida municipalities (Euboea) (AdministrativeDivision)
Description: Municipalities in Euboea that once were part of Boeotia but reverted to Chalcis


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: Greece is a country located in southeastern Europe.


Name: The construction of fortified sites is often assumed to reflect a threat of warfare, but such fortified centres were multifunctional; they were also often the embodiment or material expression of the central places of the territories at the same time as being monuments glorifying and merging leading power (Statement)
Description: Statement about the multiple functions of fortified sites in Minoan civilization


Name: second-highest GDP per capita among European countries (Quantity)
Description: The second-highest GDP per capita that Norway has among European countries


Name: 1983 (Year)
Description: A specific year in the calendar.


Name: Towns (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative divisions within Westchester County that function as local governments


Name: People (Classification of People)
Description: Those who collect medals since the 16th century.


Name: China (Country)
Description: An East Asian country with a long history and rich culture


Name: Buckminsterfullerenes (Chemical compound)
Description: Carbon molecules that take the form of a hollow sphere, ellipsoid, or tube


Name: Surface (Artwork Surface)
Description: The surface on which graffiti is applied


Name: Universal Public Healthcare System (Healthcare System)
Description: A public healthcare system in Italy run by the state since 1978


Name: Hanfu Movement (social movement)
Description: An ongoing social movement aiming at popularizing hanfu and integrating traditional Chinese elements into modern clothing.


Name: Yunjian (pattern)
Description: A pattern worn on men's and women's clothing in the Jin and Yuan dynasties


Name: February record high temperature (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: 6.36 million visitors in 2015 (statistic)
Description: The number of international tourists that visited Brazil in the year 2015


Name: Teotihuacan (city-state)
Description: A city that was inhabited during the classic period, but it is debated whether Nahuas inhabited it.


Name: Fm3m or 225 (space group)
Description: The space group of the rock-salt structure


Name: Édouard Manet (Artist)
Description: French impressionist painter.


Name: Cross-sectional Area (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The area of a cross section of the sphere or disk


Name: Bank for International Settlements (BIS) (Organization)
Description: A central bank for central banks


Name: Civilian transport in Taiwan (mode of transportation)
Description: Transportation used by civilians in Taiwan


Name: Barbary Coast (Location)
Description: The Barbary pirates operated from the coastline of North Africa.


Name: Lower Valais (Geographical Region)
Description: The lower part of the canton of Valais


Name: Mercedes-Benz U.S. International (Company)
Description: A manufacturing company located in Alabama.


Name: Organization of Turkic States (Intergovernmental organization)
Description: An intergovernmental political and economic union


Name: Olaf I Tryggvasson and Olaf II Haraldsson (St. Olaf) (Person)
Description: Missionary kings of Norway


Name: Comic book superhero (General classification)
Description: A fictional character in comics, often possessing superhuman abilities


Name: China (Country)
Description: The most populous country in the world, located in East Asia.


Name: Silver-on-Black Skull and Crossbones Symbol (Totenkopf) (Military Symbol)
Description: Used by various military units


Name: Men's hanfu (clothing for men)
Description: Clothing for women usually accentuates the body's natural curves through wrapping of upper garment lapels or binding with sashes at the waist, while clothing for men commonly wear pants


Name: Arancia (Italian term for fruit)
Description: Term for the orange fruit in Italian.


Name: Noble gases (chemical element)
Description: A group of elements consisting of helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, and radon


Name: Bright colors (Color)
Description: Bright colors were banished and replaced by blacks, browns and grays in clothing due to Protestant doctrine


Name: Municipality of Andros (Administrative Division)
Description: The administrative division that includes the island Andros and several small, uninhabited islands


Name: The Dreaming (Aboriginal mythology) (Belief system)
Description: The Dreaming (Aboriginal mythology) is the foundational creation story and belief system of the Aboriginal people.


Name: U.S. Freedom of Information Act and sunshine laws (Law)
Description: Legislation in the United States that attempts to limit government secrecy


Name: Cancer in Austria (Health Issue)
Description: A significant health problem in Austria resulting in 21,500 deaths in 2019


Name: The west pediment (Architectural feature)
Description: The west side of the Parthenon's pediment


Name: Conception of the function of art (Art Concept)
Description: Another change in understanding and purpose of art


Name: Mokrani family (Family)
Description: The ruling family of the Kingdom of Ait Abbas, also known as At Muqran.


Name: Low income (income level)
Description: Individuals or households with an annual income below a certain threshold, often used for government aid eligibility


Name: Tokugawa shogunate (Government)
Description: Feudal military government from 1603 to 1868


Name: Sorosilicates (Mineral subclass)
Description: A group of silicate minerals that contain both tetrahedral and octahedral ions


Name: Second in Global Ranking (Number of Ships) (Maritime Ranking)
Description: 4,870 ships


Name: Containers that may have been used to hold paints (Artifact)
Description: Containers potentially used for holding paints


Name: Musical Festivals in Tunisia (Category)
Description: The festival is a part of this category


Name: True (Boolean)
Description: Indicates that Ötzi was traveling


Name: third-largest country by area (geographical characteristic)
Description: a country that ranks among the top three largest nations in terms of landmass


Name: Oxygen Levels (Physical Property)
Description: Amount of oxygen present in a given volume of water or air


Name: Avocado (Commodity)
Description: A pear-shaped fruit with a single large seed.


Name: Quality of stone and its final proportions (Diamond attributes)
Description: Factors that influence the diamond cutting approach


Name: Easter, Patron Saint of Mallorca (Person)
Description: First bishop of the Diocese of Seville and a significant figure in the early Christian Church


Name: nanoparticle research (Research Activity)
Description: The U.S National Nanotechnology Initiative provides financial support for nanoparticle studies


Name: Combustible powders (Substance classification)
Description: Powders that can combust with explosive force once ignited, including metals and organic materials


Name: Gabbro to Eclogite Transition (Geological Process)
Description: The transformation of gabbro into eclogite, a significant driving force for subduction


Name: Zé Pereira dos Lacaios (Block (Carnival))
Description: The oldest active block that is still active in Brazil, founded in 1867.


Name: Environmentalists and forestry workers (Group)
Description: Supporters of the national park plan, consisting of environmentalists and forestry workers


Name: Lithophysae (Mineral Formation)
Description: Rounded cracks in glasses due to contraction on cooling.


Name: Nationalist China (or Free China) (Alternate Name)
Description: During the 1950s and 1960s


Name: Crimean Khanate (historical entity)
Description: A historical state that existed from 1441 to 1783


Name: Photoengraving (material) (Material)
Description: The material used for photogravure, usually copper or brass


Name: Many compounds (Class of compound)
Description: Substances composed of two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion.


Name: Mediterranean climate (Köppen: Csa) (Climate)
Description: Mallorca has a Mediterranean climate.


Name: ability to compose poetry (skill)
Description: The skill that was tested in the examination


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


Name: NV centers (Quantum systems)
Description: Quantum systems used in quantum sensing applications, formed by nitrogen-vacancy defects.


Name: Alps (Geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in Europe


Name: Dawn spacecraft (Spacecraft)
Description: A NASA spacecraft that visited Vesta and Ceres


Name: Italy's other police forces (Law enforcement agency)
Description: The Carabinieri police the military and civilian population alongside Italy's other police forces


Name: monopoly against the Soviets (Goal)
Description: The goal that the Americans wanted to achieve


Name: 1924 (Year)
Description: The year the Boston Bruins were established.


Name: Slip (Material)
Description: Can be applied to the article to improve its appearance, give a smoother surface, mask an inferior color or for decorative effect


Name: Heat Treatment (Therapeutic Process)
Description: A process applied to rubies to improve color and transparency


Name: Hungarians (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of East Asian origin, traditionally associated with the Magyar people


Name: middle power (Geopolitical Status)
Description: A nation with enough resources to project influence regionally and sometimes globally


Name: Erzberg (geographical_location)
Description: A mountain located in Styria, Austria.


Name: Mineral group (Geological concept)
Description: A set of mineral species with essentially the same crystal structure and composed of chemically similar elements.


Name: Dick Schoof (Person)
Description: Current Prime Minister of the Netherlands


Name: Exotic hybrid monsters (Design Motif)
Description: A design motif featuring exotic hybrid creatures


Name: 3,360 patients surveyed at a randomly chosen hospital (Group of people)
Description: A random sample used in a healthcare satisfaction survey.


Name: Economic struggles of New England (Economic challenges)
Description: The economic difficulties faced by New England, including competition from foreign labor markets and environmental regulations


Name: Atman (Concept)
Description: The eternal self in Hinduism


Name: MetLife Stadium (Stadium)
Description: A multi-purpose stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey


Name: Berbers (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group known for wearing the Kachabia in Algeria


Name: Arendal (City)
Description: A city in Norway


Name: 1923 (Year)
Description: The year Logan Airport was opened


Name: Uri (Canton)
Description: Another Swiss canton


Name: Astronomy (scientific subject)
Description: a branch of science dealing with the study of stars, planets, and other celestial bodies


Name: Chlorite group (Phyllosilicate mineral group)
Description: Group of phyllosilicate minerals common in low-grade metamorphic rocks and altered igneous rocks


Name: Student Protests at University of Missouri (Event)
Description: A series of demonstrations by students at the University of Missouri in September 2015


Name: Numerous rivers and places in Romania (geographical feature)
Description: Rivers and locations in Romania with Slavic names


Name: Black-coloured upper garment (Artifact)
Description: Color worn by the emperor according to the new dress code


Name: Hyriopsis cumingii (Species)
Description: A species of freshwater mussel used in ancient China's pearl cultivation method


Name: Premio Planeta de Novela and Miguel de Cervantes Prize (Literary awards)
Description: The two main awards in Spanish literature


Name: Nature Reserves (Netherlands) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Hundreds of protected areas in the Netherlands


Name: a nationalist avant-garde literature (Literary Movement)
Description: A literary movement that focuses on new and experimental writing


Name: Neolithic Cucuteni–Trypillia culture (culture)
Description: Archaeological culture that flourished in wide areas of modern Ukraine


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A copper-containing mineral, specifically a carbonate of copper


Name: hats when horse riding (headwear)
Description: Hats that were stopped being worn by women when horse riding


Name: 3.3 (in 2017) (Number)
Description: The homicide rate in New York City in 2017.


Name: Bulk Diamond (material)
Description: Natural or synthetic diamond crystal larger than a few millimeters


Name: Oscillations (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Temperature variations between 'cool' and full ignition


Name: tomb wares (artifacts used in tombs)
Description: Artifacts used in Etruscan tombs


Name: Hen (generic term (hypernym))
Description: One example of a hyponym.


Name: Ming dynasty style clothing (clothing style)
Description: Clothing style of the Ming dynasty


Name: Erosion (Geological Process)
Description: The wearing away of the Earth's surface by wind, water, or ice


Name: Pearl Formation (Process)
Description: The process of pearl formation, researched by European scientists


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


Name: Acropolis Restoration Project (Project)
Description: The project to restore the Acropolis in Athens


Name: Their Style (Concept)
Description: The unique characteristics that define their period or cultural origin


Name: Michael Ventris (person)
Description: An English archaeologist who deciphered Linear B in 1952.


Name: Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Government Organization)
Description: United States federal agency


Name: British Museum (Institution)
Description: Museum located in London, England


Name: Fancy Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: Cut for oddly shaped crystals


Name: Classical sculpture (Art form)
Description: The artistic tradition of sculptures in ancient Greece and Rome.


Name: Cold War (Historical Period)
Description: A prolonged period of geopolitical tension between the United States and the Soviet Union, lasting from roughly 1947 to 1991


Name: Hungarians (Ethnic Group)
Description: After the fall of Great Moravia, which occurred between 902 and 907


Name: hunter-gatherers and farmers (occupation)
Description: Possible occupations of Proto-Turkic speakers initially.


Name: tide-ebbing jewel (mythical artifact)
Description: A mythical artifact that Hoori used to save his brother


Name: Ronald Pennell (Person)
Description: Best known gem engraver of the 20th century


Name: Etruscan imaginative literature (literature genre)
Description: Genre of literature that is evidenced only in references by later Roman authors


Name: Nara period (Period)
Description: An ancient period in Japan's history


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


Name: Sable (Heraldry term)
Description: The term used for the black color in heraldry, named after the sable animal


Name: Baroque style (Architectural Style)
Description: -


Name: depth of burial in excess of 15–18 km (Geological condition)
Description: The depth at which Blueschist facies forms


Name: Nuclear weapons (Weapons)
Description: Produces the fissile material for nuclear weapons


Name: Polyphenols (Compound)
Description: A group of antioxidant phytochemicals


Name: Popular Materials like Pottery (Material)
Description: in popular materials like pottery


Name: Hercynite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral rich in titanium oxide


Name: Food processing (Process)
Description: The use of ash content to characterize food for quality, nutritional quantification, and analysis.


Name: Umberto Eco (Literary Figure)
Description: -


Name: Monarchy (Government structure)
Description: A form of government where a monarch is the head of state


Name: Four mutineers (Group)
Description: The group of four mutineers who drowned in the sinking of Pandora on her homeward voyage


Name: Ceres's shape and elemental composition (Physical Characteristics of a celestial body)
Description: What Dawn's instruments were used to study


Name: Diamond (Material)
Description: Natural or synthetic diamond.


Name: impurities (chemical_compound)
Description: Unwanted substances in a chemical process or material


Name: Muscular system (Organ System)
Description: A part of the body responsible for muscle function


Name: Pyrolusite (MnO2) (Mineral)
Description: A major ore of manganese, with the chemical formula MnO2


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


Name: Augustine (Person)
Description: A prominent early Christian philosopher


Name: Many simulants (Gemstone)
Description: Stones with visual and physical properties similar to those of diamonds, but inferior in hardness.


Name: Arizona (State)
Description: The 48th state to join the United States, located in the Southwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Antwerp (Location)
Description: The city where the rose or rosette was first introduced


Name: Two figures of a Ram in a Thicket, the Copper Bull and a bull's head on one of the Lyres of Ur (Artifact)
Description: Masterpieces found at this cemetery


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: 1803 (Year)
Description: The year Mosogno became an independent municipality


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian country


Name: Nebi Musa Pilgrimage Sites (Nebi Musa and Nebi Rubin) (Location)
Description: Two major annual pilgrimage sites where young boys are circumcised.


Name: Delegations or Districts (Administrative Division)
Description: The second level of administrative division in Tunisia


Name: French (Language)
Description: one of its official languages


Name: Alabama (State)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States.


Name: (2017-2021) (Timeframe)
Description: A specific period of time.


Name: Video Games (Game)
Description: An interactive digital or electronic game that involves humans


Name: Payment system (Healthcare system component)
Description: The method used to pay for healthcare services.


Name: Half of the computers sold in Brazil (Economic_event)
Description: Brazil produced half of the computers sold in the country by 1980s


Name: Schist (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A rock with schistose texture whose protolith is uncertain


Name: Modern ideal cut (Diamond cut)
Description: Cut that is the general standard of Accredited Gem Appraisers


Name: Ancient Greek term for Italy (Geographical Term)
Description: Referred only to the south of Bruttium peninsula and parts of Catanzaro and Vibo Valentia


Name: Luxury and exclusivity (association)
Description: The prestige and rarity of Kashmir sapphires


Name: Olives (Product)
Description: A crop product


Name: Male and Female Responses (Gender Group)
Description: The gender groups whose responses to color preferences were significantly different according to the study


Name: Lunar Origin Theory (Theory)
Description: A theory advocating the lunar origin of tektites


Name: Chokri Belaid (Person)
Description: The leader of the leftist opposition and prominent critic of Ennahda who was assassinated in 2013


Name: 2M potassium bicarbonate (Chemical Substance)
Description: The mineralizer used in the growth process.


Name: a member of the Group of Seven (Category)
Description: A category referring to a collection or grouping of entities based on shared characteristics


Name: One quarter of all zinc output in the United States in 2009 (Quantity)
Description: Roughly one quarter of all zinc output in the United States in 2009


Name: educational_hub (GeographicArea)
Description: A city with a wide range of educational opportunities, from world-renowned universities to innovative learning programs


Name: rural population of Italian descent (population)
Description: The rural population of Brazil with a significant number of Italian descendants


Name: Vaccinium (PlantSpecies)
Description: A large genus of flowering plants in the heath family Ericaceae.


Name: Watch (timekeeping device)
Description: A timekeeping device that uses a mechanical system to measure the passage of time


Name: Rust (Corrosion)
Description: The oxidization of iron, leading to a cost amounting to over 1% of the world's economy.


Name: Court dress (Clothing)
Description: Dress code for the court during the Southern dynasties period


Name: synthetic sapphire production (Process)
Description: The production process of synthetic sapphire


Name: universe is infinite (Scientific hypothesis)
Description: The idea that the universe has no boundaries


Name: Salmon (Animal)
Description: A type of fish found in the waters of New Zealand


Name: Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Pieces associated with gender-specific nature and gender complementarity in the Aït Khabbash tribe


Name: Italy, China, Spain, India (Country)
Description: Countries dominating marble production in 1998


Name: Swords of Indian iron and steel (Weapon)
Description: Swords exported from ancient India to ancient Greece


Name: Classical Nucleation Theory (CNT) (Theory)
Description: The original theory describing nucleation in nanoparticle formation


Name: China (Country)
Description: Official name: People's Republic of China, an East Asian country.


Name: military (Institution)
Description: The military forces responsible for defending a country or political entity


Name: Carl Auer von Welsbach (person)
Description: Austrian chemist who invented the gas mantle


Name: Abd ar-Rahman I (Person)
Description: As emir of al-Andalus, faced persistent opposition from Berber groups


Name: Sangha vinaya rules (code of conduct)
Description: The rules specific to the Sangha that a monk follows.


Name: End of the Century (historical_event)
Description: The end of the 18th century


Name: Group IIA (periodic table group)
Description: Periodic Table Group where Magnesium is located


Name: Leucistic peafowl (Color variation in Peafowl)
Description: Peafowl affected by leucism, having a genetic condition causing lack of coloration in their plumage


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


Name: Ionian Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A rebellion of Greek cities against Persia, which Eretria and Athens were a part of


Name: Minimalist Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware featuring a clean and simple design, emphasizing functionality and understated elegance


Name: Open Economy (Economic Characteristic)
Description: Trade accounting for more than 90% of GDP in recent years


Name: UK population (Demographic)
Description: The total number of people living in the United Kingdom.


Name: Hadith (Traditions of the Prophet) (Religious Text)
Description: The strongest statements on the subject of figural depiction


Name: Food and beverages (Industrial purpose)
Description: The use of limestone in food and beverage production as a processing aid or ingredient.


Name: Uranate (Compound)
Description: A ternary oxide involving the element uranium in one of the oxidation states 4, 5 or 6


Name: European counterweight between American and Soviet spheres of influence (political alliance)
Description: A political alliance created by de Gaulle to balance the influences of the United States and the Soviet Union.


Name: Life-size tomb effigies, grand multi-level tombs, Nottingham alabaster altar reliefs, small carvings, ivories (devotional polyptychs, single figures, especially of the Virgin, mirror-cases, combs, elaborate caskets with scenes from Romances), jewelled and enamelled metalwork (Artworks)
Description: Various forms of art commissioned by wealthy individuals


Name: Beijing (City)
Description: The capital city of China.


Name: Sexual abuse and misconduct scandals (Event)
Description: Incidents of sexual abuse and misconduct within various Buddhist schools


Name: Fluorite Structure (AB2) (Crystal_Structure)
Description: An Fm3m crystal system with a 1:2 ratio of ions


Name: 0.8 global hectares (Quantity)
Description: Amount of biocapacity in Belgium in 2016


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun, orbiting around it every 365.25 days


Name: Maize, Cotton, Lemon, Tobacco, Banana, Beans, Coconut, Watermelon (Agricultural Commodity)
Description: Additional agricultural commodities


Name: Forbes (Publication)
Description: An American publishing and media company


Name: Textual Jewish amulet (Artifact)
Description: Jewish amulets that emphasize text and names.


Name: discriminatory policies towards ethnic minorities. (Action or Measure)
Description: -


Name: Cambridge, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: Place where Bridgman was born


Name: Gastronomy of France (Food Culture)
Description: The food culture and gastronomy of France.


Name: government (Organization)
Description: The governing body of Norway


Name: 17th century (Time Period)
Description: Lyngurium gradually disappeared from view in the 17th century.


Name: Greenwood in Maine, USA (Location)
Description: A location where large crystals of prismatic habit have been found, but these are pseudomorphs of quartz after phenakite


Name: Tricolor Flag (Symbol)
Description: The current French national flag


Name: Religious associations (Organization)
Description: Recognized religious associations.


Name: engagement rings and other jewelry (Product application)
Description: One common use of sapphire, natural or synthetic


Name: Many works of folklore and fantasy (Literature)
Description: Various works that have similar magic items.


Name: Algerians (Historical group)
Description: The people referred to by the Ottoman Turks during their settlement in Algeria.


Name: A cameo head of Charles VII of France (Artifact)
Description: Might be found in the Hermitage


Name: Khitan hairstyle (hairstyle)
Description: Hairstyle worn by the Khitan people to distinguish their ethnicity


Name: Collectors and Connoisseurs (Art Collectors)
Description: Individuals who collect or have knowledge about art


Name: Baetic floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: A Floristic province covering approximately half of Andalusia


Name: extraordinary strength, unique electrical properties, and efficiency in conducting heat (Property)
Description: The unique characteristics of carbon nanotubes


Name: Fourth-largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Quantity)
Description: A quantity referring to the fourth largest amount


Name: Centric structures (Geological Structures)
Description: Frequent in granulites, around the garnets there is often a radial grouping of small grains


Name: Fragile and smudges easily (Physical state)
Description: Its preservation requires protective measures such as framing under glass; it may also be sprayed with a fixative.


Name: Urban Conditions (Environment)
Description: The environments found within urban areas


Name: some countries (Country)
Description: Countries that have accused the PLA of technology theft


Name: different materials (materials)
Description: Various substances used in the creation of jewellery.


Name: Isotope geology and radiometric dating (Science)
Description: The scientific study of the time-related physical properties of rocks using isotopes


Name: Mountainous Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island has several mountainous regions, including Mount Ruapehu and Mount Ngauruhoe


Name: Bear Mountain Bridge (Bridge)
Description: A bridge crossing the Hudson River in Cortlandt


Name: unknown (event)
Description: Occasion of Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina's election as tlatoani.


Name: ESCA (Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 12 member states in the Great Lakes region


Name: Mazikes (Amazigh) (Tribal people)
Description: A Berber tribe mentioned by Byzantine authors


Name: Macedonia (geographical_region)
Description: The region of Macedonia that was part of Rumelia Eyalet and subsequently became part of vilayets


Name: French government (Government)
Description: The government of France


Name: Calcium (mineral)
Description: It reacts with calcium in the blood leading to hypocalcemia


Name: British Indian authorities (Government_Entity)
Description: Authorities belonging to the British East India Company.


Name: Spanish Fort (City)
Description: The city is located on a bluff overlooking Mobile Bay in Baldwin County, Alabama. Spanish Fort is a suburb of Mobile.


Name: Federal Constitution (1848) (Legal Document)
Description: The federal constitution established in 1848


Name: 11 officially recognised metropolitan regions (Quantity)
Description: Number of large cities in Germany


Name: Axinite, Fluorite and Datolite (Geological Minerals)
Description: Minerals that may be found in hornfels perfused with boric and fluoric vapors.


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country where the compulsory education system is located


Name: Ammolite layer (Geological Feature)
Description: Thin layer of ammolite usually found in gemstones


Name: Frankish monarch (Person)
Description: Louis the German during the mentioned events


Name: Finns (ethnic group)
Description: Uralic-speaking peoples inhabiting the region stretching from the Gulf of Bothnia in the west, to the Ural Mountains and Lake Baikal in the east


Name: Higher organisms' immune system (Immune system)
Description: The protective mechanisms of an organism against disease


Name: Antoine Lavoisier (Scientist)
Description: French chemist who is regarded as the 'Father of Modern Chemistry'


Name: Sea sponges and microorganisms (Organisms)
Description: Some sea sponges, diatoms, and radiolaria


Name: All gold's radioisotopes with atomic masses above 197 (Radioactive Isotope)
Description: Gold's radioisotopes with atomic mass above 197


Name: Sun Zhixie and Li Ruolin (person)
Description: Two Han officials who voluntarily shaved their foreheads and demanded the queue hairstyle be imposed.


Name: Marble (Town) (Town)
Description: The town where the last shipment left.


Name: Controlled (or uncontrolled) arcing of artificial electricity (Process)
Description: Lechatelierite similar to fulgurites can also be produced through this method


Name: Second Half of 2nd Century BC (Time Period)
Description: The time period when Giallo antico was first used by the Numidian kings


Name: traditionally (Time Period)
Description: For a long time in the past


Name: Communities such as Rajputs, Sikhs and Marathas (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: Percy Bridgman (Physicist)
Description: A physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1946 for his high-pressure research


Name: James Webb Space Telescope (Space Telescope)
Description: An upcoming large space telescope planned and developed by NASA


Name: ceria (Oxide)
Description: Oxide isolated by Martin Heinrich Klaproth in Germany in 1803


Name: Gemstone characteristics and properties (Characteristics and Properties of Gemstones)
Description: The unique features that define a gemstone.


Name: Kottenheimer Winfeld (Quarry Area)
Description: An area in the village of Kottenheim.


Name: Photosynthesis (Biological Process)
Description: Process in which chlorophyll is used to convert light energy into chemical energy


Name: Silver Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Jewellery made of silver that was preferred by the Rural Berbers.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A ductile, malleable, red-orange metallic element and a group 11 element


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


Name: Conservation priority (Concept)
Description: Areas requiring significant attention and resources for conservation efforts due to high levels of biodiversity loss


Name: 386 (Number)
Description: Total number of individuals in Collonges


Name: Swiss Literature (Literary Work)
Description: The literature produced in Switzerland


Name: Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Political Party)
Description: The ruling party in the Soviet Union


Name: Leninism (Ideology)
Description: A variant of communism


Name: Amorphous carbon (Chemical compound)
Description: A type of carbon formed by pyrolysis that does not produce true amorphous carbon under normal conditions


Name: German occupation zone (Geographical area)
Description: Occupied part of France by Nazi Germany during World War II


Name: Method (Process)
Description: Procedure or technique used for crystallizing diamond.


Name: Shapes typical of jade objects (Artwork type)
Description: Types of shapes imitated by the Celadon ware due to its resemblance to jade.


Name: Sacred Land (Location)
Description: A place of religious significance


Name: Emperor Zhongzong (Person)
Description: Chinese emperor of the Tang dynasty


Name: Rta (Concept)
Description: The order that makes life and universe possible


Name: Low-Intensity Yellow-Green (Color)
Description: A low-intensity color that perceives as olive green


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The country where Spessart Nature Park is located.


Name: Districts (ilçe) (Administrative Division)
Description: Secondary administrative divisions of Turkey


Name: Deities (Divine Entity)
Description: Other deities are less common in large statues, except when they represent the pharaoh as another deity


Name: Arçelik (Company)
Description: A Turkish multinational household appliances and consumer electronics company.


Name: Southern Netherlands (Region)
Description: Area conquered by Roman Forces under Julius Caesar


Name: 400 (Year)
Description: The end year of the High Classical period.


Name: Miami, Florida (City and State)
Description: The most populous city in the state of Florida, United States


Name: Sfyria (Language)
Description: Whistled language spoken by the Greek-speaking village of Antia in southern Euboea


Name: Automobile exhaust (Emission)
Description: A by-product of automobile exhaust.


Name: Inns of Court (Regulatory Organization)
Description: An early self-regulatory body for the legal profession


Name: abortion at any stage of pregnancy (Medical Procedure)
Description: except in cases where there is a 'serious health risk'


Name: various dopants (Chemical compound)
Description: Substances added to a crystal lattice during growth or processing


Name: An Infinite Amount of Big Bangs (Cosmic Event)
Description: The multiverse hypothesis suggests an infinite amount of Big Bang events in an infinite cycle.


Name: Theoretical perspective of cultural materialism (Academic Theory)
Description: Theory that human symbolic culture arises from the material conditions of life


Name: Knossos palace (Archaeological Site)
Description: The palace itself did not get destroyed


Name: Octahedral Graph (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The graph representing the skeleton of a regular octahedron.


Name: Jewelry (Product)
Description: The use of black corals for making jewelry.


Name: Modern Cuenca, Spain (Location)
Description: The area where the head entity's revolt originated


Name: Systema Naturae (Publication)
Description: A 1735 book by Carl Linnaeus that introduced binomial nomenclature


Name: commanders responsible for the attack (Aztec military commanders)
Description: The Aztec military leaders responsible for attacking the Spanish camp


Name: November 1975 (date)
Description: Month and year King Hassan II asked for volunteers


Name: Ukraine (Eastern part) (Region)
Description: Eastern part of modern-day Ukraine


Name: 238 (Number)
Description: The atomic mass of uranium-238


Name: Over 1100 varieties of Beer (Drink)
Description: Varieties of beer brewed in Belgium


Name: Energy Production (Quantity)
Description: the amount of energy a country produces


Name: Iyo dialect (Language Variation)
Description: A language variation spoken in the Iyo region of Japan


Name: two growth spurts (Historical Event)
Description: Two periods of significant population growth in pre-modern China, one during the Northern Song period and other during the Qing period


Name: Lisa Bernaseck (Author)
Description: Author who studies Berber arts in the context of post-colonial studies.


Name: Albanians, Turks, and Roma (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic groups that form the minorities in North Macedonia as per the 2021 census


Name: Congressional Districts (Political Division)
Description: A constituency that elects a single member to the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: Elementary Particle (type of particle)
Description: Particles that are not made of other particles


Name: Early Christian T-shaped cross (Symbol)
Description: The shape of the cross (crux, stauros) as represented by the Latin letter T


Name: Lithium (improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact) (Resource Extraction Efficiency)
Description: Advancements in lithium extraction technologies that focus on improving efficiency and reducing environmental impact


Name: Roman Period (Time Period)
Description: It has evidence of Roman occupation and settlements


Name: Vegetation canopies (Natural phenomenon)
Description: The uppermost layer of vegetation, typically consisting of leaves and branches


Name: UK government (Government)
Description: Launched an informational section on conflict minerals.


Name: many kinds of portable amulets (artifact)
Description: Portable protective objects


Name: healthcare in Wales (Policy Area)
Description: provision and management of healthcare services in Wales


Name: French invasion (Event)
Description: During the Flanders campaign


Name: Average July maximum temperature (Temperature Data)
Description: The average highest temperature recorded in July in Ipswich


Name: Eucalyptus (Tree Species)
Description: Cultivated tree species in Huelva, Spain


Name: Toru Senga (Historian)
Description: Japanese historian who published a similar theory to Péter Püspöki-Nagy


Name: Goumiers or regular troops and officers (Group)
Description: A group of Moroccan soldiers serving in the French army.


Name: Valle (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in Vella, Switzerland


Name: Mylonite formation (Geological process)
Description: Once the grain size is reduced sufficiently in mylonites formed by dislocation creep and dynamic recrystallization


Name: Yugoslav wars and other conflicts (Historical Event)
Description: Guest workers (Gastarbeiter) and their descendants, as well as refugees


Name: Etruscan civilization (civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization primarily located in central Italy


Name: Donald Trump (Person)
Description: The 45th and current president of the United States, in office since January 20, 2017.


Name: Sulfuric acid (Compound)
Description: A strong sulfur-containing acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.


Name: Antônio Carlos Gomes (People)
Description: Internationally known Brazilian conductor with operas like Il Guarany.


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


Name: Liangdang, a type of doubled-faced cuirass (Clothing)
Description: -


Name: Armolia, Myrmighi, and Kalimassia (Villages)
Description: A list of historic villages between Chios Town and the Mastichochoria.


Name: Christian Theology (Religion)
Description: The theological teachings of Christianity.


Name: widely outside Brazil (geographical region)
Description: places where the term is applied beyond its original geographic context


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium, primarily French-speaking


Name: Lanthanum (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with atomic number 57


Name: Modrá near Uherské Hradiště and Ducové (Open-air Museum)
Description: Two open-air museums dedicated to Great Moravian architecture


Name: Greek Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Classical architecture from Ancient Greece


Name: Mediterranean Style (Architectural Style)
Description: Style developed during the fascist regime by Florestano Di Fausto


Name: Greywacke, other poorly sorted sedimentary rocks (Rock)
Description: Often found in the same formation as amphibolite.


Name: Lithium carbonate (Compound)
Description: A white solid used as the principal product of lithium ores


Name: Potassium salts for fertilizer (Product)
Description: The potassium salts used for fertilizing purposes


Name: Strukturbericht designation B4 and Pearson symbol hP4 (designations)
Description: Designations for the Wurtzite crystal structure


Name: Fatimid Imam (Title)
Description: The position held by the head entity


Name: conflicts (historical event type)
Description: Armed disputes between individuals, states or groups


Name: Philanthropy and Social Impact Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous philanthropic organizations, social enterprises, and initiatives focused on creating positive change.


Name: 1992 Consensus spirit (Political consensus)
Description: The political consensus that there is one China, but the ROC and PRC have different interpretations of what 'China' means.


Name: Geopolymers (Material)
Description: Amorphous aluminosilicates whose production requires less energy than that of ordinary Portland cement


Name: IDMA (organization)
Description: An organization established by WFDB.


Name: Erosion and chemical disintegration (geological process)
Description: The process that exposed agates from the lava flows


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A metal essential in the aerobic respiration of all eukaryotes


Name: Charm (Emotion)
Description: A positive and attractive emotion


Name: Ankylosaurus (Dinosaur)
Description: An herbivorous, quadrupedal dinosaur with armor on its body and a club-shaped tail.


Name: Renin (Hormone)
Description: In response to high sodium concentration


Name: [negative charge] (Physical Properties)
Description: Electrical charge carried by the compound.


Name: World Bank (Intergovernmental_Organization)
Description: The international organization that Afghanistan is a member of, which is the World Bank


Name: Token of courtly love (Purpose)
Description: Another use of mirrors during the Middle Ages


Name: 1867 (year)
Description: The year Rumelia Eyalet was abolished


Name: French and Tahitian Languages (Language)
Description: The official languages of Tahiti


Name: Augsburg, Germany (Location)
Description: The city where the die-stamping machine was introduced


Name: Earth's crust (Geological Location)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth


Name: Soil (Geographical_region)
Description: The loose, unconsolidated material on the land surface or near the land surface.


Name: Congo Peacock (Species)
Description: The Congo peacock, Afropavo congensis


Name: 207th Street Yard (Depot)
Description: Industrial uses, including depots for subway (207th Street Yard), bus (Kingsbridge Bus Depot), and sanitation (Manhattan North), exist primarily along Sherman Creek.


Name: Otto Ruff (Person)
Description: Scientist who claimed to have produced diamonds up to 7mm in diameter


Name: International Trade Agreements (Trade Agreement)
Description: A formal agreement between two or more nations to regulate and facilitate international trade


Name: The Fraud Act 2006 (Legislation)
Description: The Fraud Act of 2006 in Scotland


Name: Mylonitization (Geological Process)
Description: The process that eliminates strain energy by recrystallizing as a fine-grained rock.


Name: Global Education Rankings (Ranking System)
Description: An evaluation system for countries' education systems


Name: Ferric chloride test (Chemical test)
Description: A test to determine the presence of phenols


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


Name: Sivec®, Bianco Sivec (Marble)
Description: The registered name for this fine-grained white dolomitic marble.


Name: scintillation counters (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that measure ionizing radiation


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Coastal region (Geographical Feature)
Description: Characterized by low-lying grasslands


Name: Europe (Location)
Description: continent where it is geographically situated


Name: Eighth among national European rail systems (Ranking)
Description: A position on the 2017 European Railway Performance Index


Name: Waste (Material)
Description: Unwanted or unusable materials discarded after primary use.


Name: Term 'Caphtor' (term)
Description: A term used by Near Eastern cultures potentially related to Crete


Name: The most stable assemblage of minerals for a rock of a given composition (Geological state)
Description: The mineral assemblage with the lowest Gibbs free energy for a given rock composition


Name: Animal models of nutritional iron deficiency (Biological model)
Description: The resemblance of biomolecular changes seen in Parkinson's and Huntington's disease with those reported in animal models of nutritional iron deficiency.


Name: The formal negative charge of the tetrahedral borate center (Property)
Description: The charge that balances the formal negative charge in the borax mineral


Name: Latin Alphabet (Writing System)
Description: Writing system predominantly used by Catholics


Name: Governor Claiborne F. Jackson (Person)
Description: Claiborne Fox Jackson was a pro-slavery politician who served as the seventh Governor of Missouri.


Name: Wildfire Management (Field)
Description: The process of planning for, controlling, and putting out large uncontrolled fires in wilderness areas or on rural land.


Name: Low-denomination coins (Coin)
Description: Coins with small monetary value


Name: William Payne (person)
Description: A British artist who painted watercolors in the late 18th century.


Name: Surapadman (Mythical Character)
Description: The demon king in Hindu mythology.


Name: most major airports (Transportation Facility)
Description: Most major airports


Name: African American population (Demographic group)
Description: Group representing 25.8% of Alabama's population as of 2020


Name: Dependent communist governments (Political Entity)
Description: Communist governments installed in the Eastern Bloc satellite states


Name: Travertine (Geological Formation)
Description: Calcium carbonate deposits formed in freshwater environments


Name: France's Government (Governmental Entity)
Description: The government of France responsible for the abolition of forced labor.


Name: Hard-paste porcelain (Material)
Description: Porcelain developed in China in the 7th or 8th century.


Name: Christian Kern (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who served as the Chancellor of Austria


Name: federal prisons (Institution)
Description: Prison systems run by the U.S. Bureau of Prisons for people convicted of federal crimes


Name: Terbium gallium garnet (TGG) (Material)
Description: A Faraday rotator material with excellent transparency properties and is very resistant to laser damage.


Name: various wood species and carbon fiber (Material)
Description: Specific materials in which chatoyancy can be found.


Name: Present-day Benin (Geographical Area)
Description: A country in West Africa


Name: Alrosa (Company)
Description: A mining corporation specializing in diamond mining.


Name: Smithsonian Institution's Paul E. Garber Restoration Facility (Institution)
Description: A facility owned by the Smithsonian Institution in Suitland, Maryland, United States.


Name: 1818 (date)
Description: Year when the Swedish Royal Family has been officially recognized.


Name: Protection (purpose)
Description: The purpose of providing additional protection or support


Name: Radio y Televisión de Andalucía (RTVA) (media organization)
Description: Public broadcaster in Andalusia


Name: Prussian blue (Compound)
Description: Used as the traditional 'blue' in blueprints


Name: Pearl Culture Procedure (Procedures)
Description: The species is implanted with a bead and returned to the water for growth.


Name: GIA (organization)
Description: An independent nonprofit organization dedicated to the study of gemstones.


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The country that regained its independence and reunified in 1956


Name: 1,000 m (3,300 ft) (Quantity)
Description: Lower limit of snow cover in the Alps


Name: Thick Belts or Girdles in Both Sexes (Accessory)
Description: Thick belts or girdles worn by both Minoan men and women


Name: true (Fact)
Description: The fact that a single zone crystal growth furnace is a significant investment for companies producing synthetic sapphire crystals


Name: Face (geometry) (Geometric entity)
Description: An element of any dimension of a more general polytope in higher-dimensional geometry


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (List of Cultural and Natural Sites)
Description: A list maintained by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)


Name: Natural Resources Extraction and Exploitation (Economic activity)
Description: The removal and use of raw materials from the earth


Name: Tibetans (Culture)
Description: The cultural group of Tibet


Name: Engraver (Profession)
Description: A person who creates images, letters or designs by cutting into a hard surface.


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: A specific year


Name: Atomic Crystalline Solids or Giant Covalent Structures (-)
Description: -


Name: Amazigh (Berber) culture influences (Cultural influence)
Description: Influences from the Berber culture in North Africa


Name: Financial conspiracy theory (Theory)
Description: Belief in a global financial conspiracy


Name: Phanerozoic seas (Geological Feature)
Description: Seas that inundated the Sioux Quartzite during periods of maximum sea level.


Name: Medical field (Field of study)
Description: Uranium has potential medical applications, such as radiation therapy for cancer treatment


Name: Big necklaces with assorted beads (artifact)
Description: Necklaces made with several different beads


Name: Belize (Country)
Description: A modern nation that grew from 17th century English logwood logging camps.


Name: Hindus (Religious group)
Description: The followers of Hinduism


Name: Brittle Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Deformation that occurs by breaking, characteristic of materials with low ductility


Name: 1875-1888 (TimeRange)
Description: The period between 1875 and 1888 when 4,500 tons of cerium were produced in Bastnäs.


Name: Wars or buildings (Event)
Description: Destructive conflicts or construction projects financed by the melting of tableware.


Name: Catlinite, or pipestone (Material)
Description: A soft sedimentary rock used by the Plains Indians to carve ceremonial pipes


Name: Corolla and Tacoma models (Product)
Description: Cars produced by the company


Name: Salé (City)
Description: One of the cities with a population over 500,000 in Morocco


Name: KMT (Political Party)
Description: The largest Pan-Blue party in Taiwan


Name: Grupo Joly (media organization)
Description: Media organization based in Andalusia


Name: Modern Greeks (Contemporary ethnic group)
Description: The current inhabitants of Greece who share striking resemblances in craniofacial morphology with the Minoans, according to studies.


Name: Ancient Roman Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: Beginnings of the architectural style in Rome


Name: Healthcare expenditure in Algeria (Economic measure)
Description: The amount spent on healthcare in Algeria


Name: Mineral (Geological Entity)
Description: A naturally occurring substance that has a definite chemical composition and an ordered atomic structure


Name: topography and climate of Arad (Geographical Condition)
Description: The physical and meteorological characteristics of the area


Name: residents who identified themselves as Black Caribbean, Black African, or Black (others) in the UK census (Population)
Description: Residents who identified themselves as one of the given racial categories


Name: Japanese state (political entity)
Description: The centralized government structure that emerged during the Nara period.


Name: Kuomintang (Political Party)
Description: Chinese Nationalist Party that ruled China from 1928 to 1949 and Taiwan since then


Name: Turin (City)
Description: A city in Italy


Name: Iron tools (Tool)
Description: Tools used to work the marble for the Parthenon.


Name: lyric poetry (Genre)
Description: Type of poetry it was used for


Name: Ceramic Art (Artistic Category)
Description: Works created using clay as a medium by ceramic artists, ceramists, or simply artists.


Name: Time Period (since 1950) (Time)
Description: The time period starting from 1950


Name: Various Materials (Material)
Description: A wide range of materials, both natural and synthetic, used in the production of buttons.


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


Name: Pierre-Auguste Renoir (Artist)
Description: A French artist who was a leading painter in the development of the Impressionist style.


Name: Induction time method (Nucleation Rate Measurement Method)
Description: A method for measuring the nucleation rate using stochastic nature of nucleation and determining the rate by analysis of the time between constant supersaturation and when crystals are first detected


Name: 219 days (1981-2010 average for Torungen) (duration)
Description: Average frost-free season of 219 days (1981-2010 average for Torungen)


Name: Elsa Schiaparelli (Person)
Description: Italian designer who was aligned with the artists of the surrealist movement


Name: Pottery (Artifact)
Description: An early form of tableware made from clay and fired in a kiln.


Name: Elimination (Method)
Description: A method used to narrow down the possibilities when identifying gemstones.


Name: Federal Income Tax (Tax)
Description: The federal income tax that can be deducted from Alabama state tax


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


Name: Seleucid and Ptolemaic dynasties (Historical Entity)
Description: Two of the most influential empires that emerged during the Hellenistic period


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


Name: Orleans Collection (Art Collection)
Description: A collection of art mostly housed in a wing of the Palais Royal in Paris


Name: Materials originating (or claimed to originate) from the DRC (material)
Description: Minerals mined in Eastern Congo


Name: Andean cultures (culture)
Description: The cultures that existed in the Andes region


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: American physicist and philosophical empiricist


Name: Schizoaffective Disorder and Cyclic Major Depression (Disease)
Description: Lithium salts may be helpful for schizoaffective disorder and cyclic major depression


Name: Venetians (Group)
Description: The Venetian forces who occupied Athens


Name: Naxian Marble's Creation (Process)
Description: The process by which Naxian marble is formed.


Name: Virtus Investment Partners (Investment Company)
Description: An investment company based in Hartford


Name: 34th in the nation (Rank)
Description: The ranking of Missouri's per capita personal income in the nation in 2023


Name: Currency or trade good (Function)
Description: Used as a currency or trade good to buy and sell


Name: Villach Town Hall (Building)
Description: The main administrative building in Villach


Name: Lapis Lazuli (Mineral)
Description: The mineral where the trisulfur radical anion is found.


Name: Vladimir II Monomakh (person)
Description: resurgence under the rule of


Name: Opal Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Deposits of opals in situ within a subsurface horizon or zone


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia


Name: Derbyshire (County)
Description: An administrative division in England


Name: Signatures of ancient artists (Artifact)
Description: Signatures on the Poniatowski gems


Name: Upper Secondary School (Educational Institution)
Description: An educational institution offering a program that prepares students for trade, university/college or continuing with an internship/apprenticeship.


Name: BlackSea Coastline (NaturalFeature)
Description: The Black Sea coastline as a popular summer destination


Name: Lungs and central nervous system (Body part)
Description: Organs that can be affected by oxygen toxicity.


Name: Iron Age sword (Weapon)
Description: The precursor to the modern sword


Name: Regeneration to the area (Development)
Description: The process of improving and revitalizing the area


Name: Soft (Attribute)
Description: Quality or characteristic


Name: Ramayana (epic)
Description: The other major Sanskrit epic of ancient India


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


Name: Tenochtitlan and surrounding islets and shores (region)
Description: Estimated to have had a population ranging from 300,000 to 700,000 inhabitants


Name: Melvin (Location)
Description: A town in Alabama


Name: nacionalidad histórica (Title)
Description: Recognised as a 'historic nationality' according to the present 2007 Statute of Autonomy.


Name: Eastern Europe (region)
Description: Larger geographical area


Name: World (Continent)
Description: The earth's fourth and second-largest continent by area.


Name: [elements listed in the article] (Individual elements)
Description: Elements that occur as native element minerals or alloys


Name: Size Range (Physical Property)
Description: The size range where substantial changes characteristic of nanoparticles are observed


Name: Spherical Bead (Object)
Description: An additional stimulus used in beaded cultured pearls


Name: Granulite (High-grade metamorphic rock)
Description: A class of high-temperature and moderate-pressure metamorphic rocks.


Name: Reduction printmaking (Printmaking technique)
Description: A method of producing color by starting with a blank or simple etched block and removing material to reveal previously applied colors.


Name: Chop marks or chaps (Term)
Description: The terms used by Western traders to refer to Asian seals


Name: Human activity (action)
Description: Activities related to the extraction, processing of raw materials


Name: Perry Expedition (event)
Description: The Perry Expedition was a series of diplomatic missions to Japan in the mid-19th century


Name: Onsernone (Community)
Description: A community made up of five Squadre in the Middle Ages


Name: Fire Engine (Vehicle)
Description: A vehicle designed to fight fires and provide emergency aid.


Name: Diamonds from below the lithosphere (Geological formation)
Description: Diamonds formed at higher temperatures and pressures, with a more irregular texture


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia


Name: Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (Educational Institution)
Description: A Swiss federal institution for technology and natural sciences


Name: Reserve Currency (Currency Classification)
Description: A currency that is held as part of a monetary reserves by foreign central banks and monetary authorities.


Name: Kandahar (City)
Description: A city located in the south of Afghanistan.


Name: authentic cultured pearls (type of pearl)
Description: Eventually gained acceptance in the market.


Name: Copper plate (Material)
Description: A traditional material for engraving in printmaking.


Name: Women in Aztec Society (Gender Role)
Description: The role and position of women in Aztec society.


Name: Regional traditions (Custom)
Description: Traditions surrounding childbirth in different regions that included the use of amulets.


Name: Fernando Climent (Person)
Description: A rower who made four Olympic appearances for Andalusia, winning a silver medal in 1984


Name: 47% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage under public ownership in 2015


Name: Local councils and city mayors (local self-government entities)
Description: Popularly elected local authorities that exercise control over local budgets


Name: Hong Kong Residents (People Group)
Description: Residents of Hong Kong who immigrated to Taiwan


Name: Papua, Indonesia (Location)
Description: A region in Indonesia


Name: Yugoslav Partisans (Military)
Description: Active in the region during World War II


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


Name: Dvaita (Philosophy)
Description: One of the three main philosophical traditions within Vedanta, emphasizing the duality of the individual soul and God.


Name: 582 apartments (Number_of_apartments)
Description: The number of apartments in the municipality in 2000.


Name: describing the relationship between space and time, setting the basis for E=mc² and relative simultaneity concepts (property)
Description: Special Relativity is Einstein's theory that describes the relationship between space and time, setting the foundations for the equivalence of mass and energy (E=mc²), as well as the concept of relative simultaneity.


Name: The gold ores of Porcupine (Ontario) (Publication)
Description: Article in Engineering and Mining Journal


Name: Italian race cars (Vehicle)
Description: Race cars of Alfa Romeo, Maserati, Lancia, Ferrari, and Abarth


Name: China (Location)
Description: The country where paper was first invented


Name: Arachosia, Aria, Bactria (Geographical Regions)
Description: Regions in ancient Afghanistan


Name: An increase of 2.48% since the 2010 United States census (Population growth)
Description: The percentage increase in Missouri's population from the 2010 United States census to July 1, 2019


Name: #FFB500 (Color Code)
Description: A specific color code


Name: Taiwanese culture and history (culture and history)
Description: Over pan-China viewpoint


Name: Russia's architecture (Architecture)
Description: The physical work of an architect, especially buildings.


Name: Red Fox (Animal species)
Description: A red fox is a species of omnivorous mammal native to much of the Northern Hemisphere


Name: New World (Region)
Description: The Americas during the Age of Discovery.


Name: Dietary Reference Values (DRV) (Nutritional recommendation)
Description: A set of dietary intake levels used by health professionals to plan suitable diets and assess nutritional status.


Name: Buddhism, 'Boudhist', 'Bauddhist' and Buddhist (Concept)
Description: Terms used to refer to Buddhism in the English language


Name: Yellow-green Chrysoberyl (Variety of Chrysoberyl)
Description: Referred to as 'chrysolite' during the Victorian and Edwardian eras.


Name: Orbital Plane (Astronomical Feature)
Description: The plane in which an object orbits around another


Name: Wheat (Agricultural Product)
Description: A cereal grain, originally from the Near East, and now grown worldwide


Name: China (Historical Name)
Description: Name during the Qing era


Name: precision work (activity)
Description: Work requiring high precision, such as scale modeling


Name: Arad (City)
Description: A city in Israel's Southern District