Name: Cubic Lattice (Geometric Shape)
Description: A 3-dimensional lattice with all edges equal.


Name: Uses of taxonomy in biology (Concept or System)
Description: Various applications of taxonomy within the field of biology


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


Name: New York Stock Exchange (Financial Institution)
Description: A stock exchange located in New York City


Name: transition to a carbon-neutral economy (Transition)
Description: The Netherlands made notable progress in transitioning to a carbon-neutral economy


Name: Increased renal loss (Medical condition cause)
Description: Cause of potassium deficiency due to increased excretion through urine.


Name: Low Overcast (Weather Condition)
Description: A cloud layer that forms near the earth's surface, often associated with poor weather conditions.


Name: English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, German, Dutch (languages)
Description: Examples of Germanic languages


Name: Election Manipulation (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: All known life on Earth (Life)
Description: Life as it is understood and observed on planet Earth


Name: Distinctive Ingredients or Dishes of New Zealand (Food)
Description: Unique food items and dishes in New Zealand's cuisine


Name: Herat, Punjab and Kashmir (Region)
Description: Regions where the Sadozai Dynasty was left to rule


Name: rural New England life (Theme)
Description: The lifestyle and culture of rural areas in New England


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: 70% of the boron for the production of glass and ceramics (Usage)
Description: The 70% of boron used in the United States for the production of glass and ceramics


Name: Greco-Buddhist art of Gandhara (Art Movement)
Description: Western influences received through the Greco-Buddhist art


Name: Angles of the unit cell (Geometry property)
Description: Angles defining the shape of the unit cell


Name: Asscher cut (Diamond shape)
Description: A square or rectangular cut with clipped corners, similar to the emerald cut


Name: Impact-type Microdiamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds formed due to meteorite strikes.


Name: Abrasive (Material)
Description: A material used for shaping, finishing, preparing surfaces for application of paint or adhesives.


Name: Watch manufacture (Process)
Description: Streamlining process for the production of pocket watches


Name: And his work had a profound impact on Western philosophy and ethics (Philosophers)
Description: Immanuel Kant was a leading figure in German philosophy during the 18th century. His work had a profound impact on Western philosophy and ethics


Name: Astrobiology (Scientific Field)
Description: The interdisciplinary field concerned with the origins, evolution, distribution, and future of life in the universe.


Name: Aegean and Minoan world (Geographical Region)
Description: Includes parts of Greece, Cyprus, and the Aegean.


Name: Muscle function (Healthcare)
Description: Required for proper muscle function


Name: Metal Couture (Craft)
Description: The use of metal in fashion design


Name: Warsaw (City)
Description: Capital of Poland


Name: 1880 (time)
Description: Year when the Black Hills was the most densely populated part of the Dakota Territory


Name: Muscovite (Mineral)
Description: A type of Mica with very weak layers that can be peeled off in sheets


Name: El Mu'izz the Zirid ruler (person)
Description: A Berber ruler who decided to end nominal suzerainty of the Fatimid caliphs


Name: Femur (Bone)
Description: The biggest bone in the adult human body located in the upper leg.


Name: pigments (material)
Description: Substances used in painting to produce colors and textures.


Name: inspiring change and promoting women's rights both domestically and globally (Description of Norwegian films)
Description: Norwegian movies frequently portray powerful female characters and address gender equality concerns, advocating for positive change within Norway as well as worldwide, inspiring progress and championing women's rights


Name: Ottomans (HistoricalGroup)
Description: The Ottoman Empire, a state that controlled much of Southeast Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa from the 14th to the early 20th century


Name: Golden Jackal (Carnivore)
Description: Another canid species


Name: Larne (Town)
Description: A town in Northern Ireland


Name: Western Sahara (Territory)
Description: A disputed territory on the northwest coast of Africa.


Name: Charles Lewis Tiffany (Person)
Description: Founder of Tiffany & Co.


Name: Agricultural communities in coastal plains (Community)
Description: Communities that were farmers.


Name: Other Industries (Industry)
Description: Industries that have achieved a higher level of globalization


Name: Pliny's time (Time Period)
Description: When Synnada was an important place, according to Pliny


Name: Relevant Local Governments and Non-Governmental Organizations (Organization)
Description: Local government bodies and non-profit organizations working towards the betterment of communities in Turkey.


Name: Verses Composed on Matching a Ding-ware Ceramic with an Ancient Jade Bowl Stand (poem)
Description: A poem written by the Qianlong Emperor about the ancient bi and a Ding-ware ceramic


Name: Religious institutions (Institution)
Description: Institutions based on religious beliefs


Name: Industrial use (Usage)
Description: The usage of a technique in industry


Name: Badia de Pollença and the Badia d'Alcúdia (Bays)
Description: The northeast coast comprises these two bays


Name: Handpieces (Tool)
Description: Tools used in engraving, with modern designs varying greatly from traditional push-type handpieces.


Name: National and Labour (political party)
Description: Two dominant political parties in New Zealand's electoral system since the 1930s


Name: Tathāgatagarbha sūtras (Buddhist Text)
Description: 1st-millennium CE Buddhist texts that discuss the notion of tathāgatagarbha as the buddha potential that is innate in all sentient beings.


Name: Rocks (geological formation)
Description: rocks make up many of the universe's celestial bodies


Name: pre-colonial religious practices (religious practices)
Description: The spiritual rituals and beliefs of the Aztecs before the Spanish conquest


Name: Occupation of Istanbul (1918) and İzmir (1919) (Event)
Description: The military occupation of Istanbul in 1918 and Izmir in 1919 by the Allies following World War I.


Name: Gaudí (Person)
Description: A notable Spanish architect from the modernisme style


Name: Section 13(p) and Rule 13(p)-1 of the SEC Rules (Legislation)
Description: Specific sections of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Conflict Minerals Rule.


Name: Iowa (State)
Description: The 29th state to join the United States, located in the Midwestern region of the U.S.


Name: Western Alps, Eastern Alps, Southern Alps, Helveticum, Penninicum, Austroalpine system (Subregion)
Description: Different geological subdivisions of the Alps


Name: Ta'amireh Bedouin tribe (Group)
Description: The Ta'amireh Bedouin tribe that discovered the first cave at Qumran.


Name: Cell Membranes in Organisms (Biological Process)
Description: Process by which nanoparticles enter cells in organisms


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


Name: 'representative democratic republic' form of government (Government Form)
Description: A system of government characterized by a constitution, elected officials representing the people, and a system of checks and balances


Name: Silicate Gangue (Geological Feature)
Description: Initial name for skarn in the Swedish mining context.


Name: Clay, Shale, Sandstone (Sedimentary Rocks)
Description: Rock types formed from sediment and deposited by the processes of erosion and deposition


Name: modern architecture (Architectural style)
Description: Contemporary buildings in Morocco


Name: Specific gravity of jargoon (Physical property measurement)
Description: The specific gravity can vary significantly between different varieties of Jargoon.


Name: Juan de Mal Lara (Author)
Description: Prominent author of the Seville humanist literary school


Name: Castilian (Spanish) (Language)
Description: Language in which the works were written


Name: Little Dixie (Historical region)
Description: A historical region along the Missouri River in the center of the state settled by Southern migrants who held the greatest concentration of slaves.


Name: France (Alsace-Lorraine) (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Minute fluid inclusions (Chemical composition)
Description: Trapped during crystal formation.


Name: poor polish (condition of diamond facets)
Description: Condition where the surface of a facet can be dull and may create blurred or dull sparkle


Name: Hinduism and Buddhism (religion)
Description: Religions of Asia closely associated with saffron and orange colors


Name: Aquamarine (Mineral)
Description: A gemstone variety of beryl, characterized by a blue or bluish-green color.


Name: European components (genetic components)
Description: The shared genetic traits found in North Europe and Caucasus among these ethnic groups


Name: Sea Urchin Mouth (Physical Feature)
Description: The opening for feeding on a sea urchin's test.


Name: BNCT research and development (Research/Development)
Description: Ongoing efforts to improve Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT)


Name: Riverine transportation (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Transport of sediment and nutrients by rivers.


Name: Edward Packard (Person)
Description: The founder of the Packard and Fison fertiliser industry who helped Dr John Ellor Taylor.


Name: Rice bowl hat, conical hat and others (Clothing)
Description: Various traditional Chinese hats.


Name: Andesite (Rock)
Description: An extrusive igneous rock that is intermediate in composition between basalt and rhyolite


Name: Components of Sea Urchin Water Vascular System (Physical Feature)
Description: The components that make up the water vascular system in a sea urchin.


Name: Legal immigrants admitted into the United States (Immigration)
Description: The number of people legally admitted into the United States


Name: Aluminium-corroding organisms (Organism)
Description: Organisms that cause corrosion on aluminium


Name: atheism and materialism (Ideology)
Description: Atheism is a lack of belief or disbelief in the existence of God or gods. Materialism refers to the belief that physical matter is the only reality.


Name: Other important elements of Buddhist ethics (Buddhist practices and virtues)
Description: Giving or charity (dāna), Mettā (Good-Will), Heedfulness (Appamada), 'self-respect' (Hri) and 'regard for consequences' (Apatrapya).


Name: Separate nanoparticles by size or other physical properties (Particle property)
Description: These techniques can help separate nanoparticles based on their size and other physical properties


Name: Chipping in Setting (Diamond Protection)
Description: A girdle is required in reality to prevent the diamond from easily chipping in the setting


Name: 13.1% of the Total Body Weight (Physical Quantity)
Description: The fraction of an adult human's weight that is attributed to the skeleton.


Name: - (Silicate Type)
Description: Emerald is considered a cyclosilicate.


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: The location where ancient humans were present


Name: Former Sultans of Hyderabad (Historical Entity)
Description: The historical entities who owned the jade hilted daggers.


Name: The Lair of the White Worm (Movie)
Description: A 1988 British horror film


Name: Aegean Sea and Beyond (Geographical Region)
Description: The regions where Minoan art was exported.


Name: Etruscans (Culture)
Description: An ancient Italian civilization that inhabited central Italy from the 8th to the 1st century BCE.


Name: Some granites, pegmatites, and norites in gabbroic magmas (Geological Rock)
Description: Other rocks where Cordierite is found


Name: Venice (City)
Description: City in Italy


Name: German-speaking Austrians (ethnic group)
Description: Ethnic group that found themselves in these regions


Name: Aegean Bronze Age Trade Network (Trade Network)
Description: The trade network established around 3200 BC that imported tin and charcoal to Cyprus


Name: 15O (Radioisotope)
Description: A radioactive isotope of oxygen with a half-life of 122.24 seconds.


Name: Confucius Mansion (Building)
Description: Historical mansion dedicated to Confucius


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: A silvery white metal that burns with a brilliant white light


Name: Chemical Substance (Classification of chemical substances)
Description: A broad category of chemical compounds that include hydrocarbons


Name: National Awakening Party (PoliticalParty)
Description: Islamist political party in Indonesia


Name: carbuncle (gemstone)
Description: Another name for Almandine, derived from folklore.


Name: Sophocles (Person)
Description: An ancient Greek playwright, poet and philosopher.


Name: Katanga Region, Democratic Republic of Congo (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: Architecture (Art)
Description: The art or science of building, designing, and maintaining buildings.


Name: Türkiye Scholarships (Government-funded program)
Description: A government-funded scholarship program in Turkey


Name: Anaximander (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek philosopher and geographer


Name: Practitioners (Organization)
Description: People who practice or study a specific activity or subject.


Name: Chariot Racing (Sport)
Description: First known team sport to feature red uniforms during the late Roman Empire


Name: Government of the Czech Republic (2021) (government)
Description: The current government of the Czech Republic


Name: Russian Archaeological Society (Organization)
Description: An archaeological society in Russia co-founded by Aleksey Uvarov.


Name: Men's hanko or general hanko (Subcategory of Japanese personal seal)
Description: Women's hanko are typically smaller than men's or general hanko.


Name: Red Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: A rare type of diamond with a red color


Name: Catalyst Production (Process)
Description: A process used to increase the rate of a chemical reaction


Name: Territory of present-day Brazil (Geographical Area)
Description: Area currently occupied by the country of Brazil


Name: Judgement of Paris (Greek mythology)
Description: Greek mythological scene depicted on terracotta plaques


Name: Gazelles, wild pigs, jackals, mongoose, cheetahs, Marmots, ibex, pheasants, Afghan hound (Species)
Description: Various species of animals that inhabit Afghanistan.


Name: Uranium-14 (Isotope)
Description: One of the isotopes found in Zircon, which can cause metamictization


Name: Three systems of secrecy within communication (Concept)
Description: Classification proposed by Claude Shannon in 1948


Name: Etruscan art (art)
Description: art created by the Etruscans


Name: Hanzala ibn Safwan (Person)
Description: New governor of Africa who proceeded to defeat the rebels in Africa and impose peace between Balj's troops and the existing Andalusi Arabs


Name: Fiberglass (Material)
Description: A fiber reinforced polymer made of plastic reinforced by glass fibers


Name: Profits from the sale of these minerals (financial)
Description: Financial gains from the sales of conflict minerals


Name: Goldsmith (Occupation)
Description: The occupation or trade involving the making of jewellery or decorative objects using precious metals, especially gold.


Name: Kombat Lodge (hotel)
Description: A hotel where visitors and people of the town can enjoy themselves.


Name: Zirid Kingdom (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient name for the kingdom that included Tunisia from 1012 to 1152


Name: Noir Désir, Mano Negra, Niagara, Les Rita Mitsouko, Superbus, Phoenix, Gojira, Shaka Ponk (Band)
Description: Famous French bands that reached worldwide popularity.


Name: States (Political Entity)
Description: Administrative divisions of a country or other entity


Name: Quarry (Mining Location)
Description: The location where Yule Marble was extracted.


Name: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Institution)
Description: University where he completed his Ph.D.


Name: Germany's road network (Road Network)
Description: The road network system in Germany


Name: Microcline (Mineral)
Description: A common mineral found in granulites.


Name: about 2,300 species of lichen-forming fungi in New Zealand (Number of Lichen-forming Fungi in New Zealand)
Description: -


Name: Second Ionization Energy (Physical Property)
Description: The energy required to remove the second electron from a sodium atom


Name: Merchants (Profession)
Description: People who trade goods and services


Name: Comet (Celestial body)
Description: A celestial body that orbits the Sun, typically consisting of ice and dust.


Name: Francia (Empire)
Description: A medieval empire that included modern day France and Germany


Name: Algerian road network (Infrastructure)
Description: The road infrastructure of Algeria


Name: 18th century (Time Period)
Description: Century where red began to take on a new identity as the color of resistance and revolution


Name: J.J. Thomson (Person)
Description: Physicist who discovered the electron in 1897


Name: Silica-rich Sedimentation (Geological Feature)
Description: Areas with little silica-rich sediments.


Name: Total world quarrying production in 2019 (Production Quantity)
Description: Approximately 316 million tonnes of marble produced worldwide in 2019.


Name: Numerous islands Greece (Attraction)
Description: A traveler's dream for those seeking island paradises


Name: White-tailed Eagle, Red Deer, Otter and Seals (Animal Species)
Description: Various species of animals found on the Isle of Mull


Name: coastal cities (Geographical location)
Description: The wealthiest Etruscan cities were located near the coast


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: The indigenous people of Morocco who share a close ancestral link with the Saami of Scandinavia


Name: Historian (profession)
Description: A person who studies history as an academic discipline


Name: Lowest recorded temperature (Temperature)
Description: -30 °C (-22 °F) in February 1966


Name: Primary airport of Switzerland (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: Zurich Airport


Name: Streak Testing (Property)
Description: A method used to determine the color of a mineral in powdered form


Name: Abdelwahab Meddeb, Bakri Tahar, Mustapha Tlili, Hele Beji, or Mellah Fawzi (Author)
Description: Tunisian authors who are abroad


Name: Tennis courts (Sports facility)
Description: Tennis courts present in Inwood Hill Park


Name: Melting Point of Iron (Temperature Property)
Description: The temperature at which iron melts under standard conditions


Name: Australian Megafauna (Animal Classification)
Description: Large animals native to Australia, which became extinct soon after first human settlement


Name: Timurid Empire (empire)
Description: Empire succeeded by the Mughal Empire


Name: many_companies, industries and economies worldwide (Demographic)
Description: Groups of people and entities who were affected by the negative economic outcomes


Name: 2007 (Time Period)
Description: A point in time represented by a range or specific date


Name: Beylik of Tunis (Political Entity)
Description: The dey often had wars with the Beylik of Tunis


Name: Andalusian Fishing Practices (Environmental Issue)
Description: The issue of unsustainable fishing practices in the region of Andalusia


Name: Ukrainian Territory (Crimea) (Territory)
Description: A region of Ukraine that was annexed by Russia in 2014


Name: Meals (Food)
Description: Traditional dishes in Benin


Name: Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Baronet (Person)
Description: -


Name: Switzerland (country)
Description: a country located in central Europe


Name: Metaclasses (Type of ontology entity)
Description: Entities that are considered as metaclasses in the given context


Name: Vaidika dharma (Religion or Philosophy)
Description: Code of practice based on the Vedas


Name: Leaves (Stamped Components)
Description: Decorative elements mounted on cast pieces


Name: Sulphurous Smell (Physical Property)
Description: A characteristic odor produced when sulfur-containing substances are exposed to air or rubbed.


Name: Greek War of Independence (Historical Event)
Description: War fought between the Ottoman Empire and Greek revolutionaries which resulted in Greece gaining independence


Name: Southern Alps of Lombardy (Geographical Area)
Description: A region within the Southern Alps where these deposits were found


Name: Greeks (Culture)
Description: An ethnic group native to Greece and neighboring areas of Southeastern Europe.


Name: Conversion from Paganism to Christianity (Religious Conversion)
Description: 4th century CE during the reign of king Ezana of Axum


Name: accreted terranes (geological feature classification)
Description: The name given to these tectonostratigraphic terranes by geologists.


Name: Countess Amalie Elisabeth of Hanau-Münzenberg (Person)
Description: German noblewoman who was the employer of Ludwig von Siegen


Name: Frictional melting of the target rock due to high-speed slip caused by the collapse of the crater margin (Geological Process)
Description: Describes the mechanism of formation for E-Type pseudotachylytes


Name: Wind Cave National Park (National_Park)
Description: A national park featuring a extensive system of caves and natural entrance


Name: Uniform properties (Physical characteristics)
Description: The consistent properties that most diamond simulants possess


Name: glucose (Compound)
Description: A simple sugar that is a primary source of energy for living organisms.


Name: cultural legacy of the Han dynasty (Legacy)
Description: cultural practices, artifacts and traditions of the Han dynasty


Name: Ductile Deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Deformation that occurs without breaking, characteristic of materials with high ductility


Name: And was instrumental in shaping Prussian policy during his tenure as Minister President (Politicians)
Description: Wilhelm Marx was a key figure in the early years of the Weimar Republic and played a significant role in its democratic institutions. He was instrumental in shaping Prussian policy during his tenure as Minister President


Name: Arras, Nord Pas-de-Calais, France (City)
Description: A city in the north of France


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller (Authors)
Description: German authors who are among the most famous in world literature


Name: Edvard Munch (Artist)
Description: A Norwegian painter and printmaker whose most famous work, The Scream, is one of the best-known images in art history.


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


Name: Conglomerate (Rock type)
Description: Breaks around the grains, as the cement matrix is not as durable as the grains


Name: Chūai's ships encountering problems with divinely-controlled tides and grounding in the harbor at Oka (Chikuzen) (Event)
Description: The event where Chūai's ships encountered problems with divinely-controlled tides


Name: Contact Energy (Energy Company)
Description: An energy company based in New Zealand


Name: Mercury (Chemical Substance)
Description: The use of mercury in small-scale gold mining operations.


Name: calcrete in fossil soils (paleosols) (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Fossilized soil containing calcite, which may be replaced by chert


Name: Nutrient Cycling Studies (Biological Study)
Description: Studies on the movement of nutrients within an ecosystem.


Name: Turkish shows (art)
Description: Television series aired in South and Central America in 2016


Name: Oued Drâa intermittent watershed (Watershed)
Description: The area where El Ga’ïdat plateau is located


Name: Tahiti (Island)
Description: The island that was visited by the United States Exploring Expedition in Sept. 1839


Name: Nathaniel Hawthorne (Author)
Description: American author whose work explored the dark side of American history


Name: Undefined (Challenge)
Description: The difficulties posed by synthetically produced gemstones in the trade


Name: Modernism (Art Movement)
Description: A modern artistic movement that began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and continued into the middle decades


Name: Alfred Grandidier (Person)
Description: French naturalist and explorer


Name: Hyphenation of Compound Nouns (Practice)
Description: The practice of hyphenating compound nouns is also allowed in Norwegian


Name: PISA (Assessment)
Description: The Programme for International Student Assessment


Name: an atheoretical, ‘descriptive’ approach to classification (approach to classification)
Description: a method of classifying mental disorders without relying on specific theories


Name: Mediterranean Climate (Climate)
Description: The type of climate prevalent in the coastal regions of Liguria, Tuscany, and most of the south of Italy


Name: Oxygen spectroscopy (Scientific Phenomenon)
Description: The study of the light emission and absorption properties of molecular oxygen.


Name: Upper Paleolithic art (Art Style)
Description: Art produced during the Upper Paleolithic period


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent located primarily in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere


Name: Empress Anna Ioannovna (Person)
Description: Empress regnant of Russia who ruled from 1730 to 1740


Name: Europe's gateways to the East (Geographical Location)
Description: Locations connecting Europe to the East


Name: 3 billion carats (600 tonnes) (Quantity)
Description: Annual production quantity


Name: Glenarm Upper (Barony)
Description: The historic barony that Larne is part of


Name: hardness (physical property)
Description: a property that describes resistance to deformation caused by external forces


Name: Matlock (Town)
Description: The county town


Name: as many as 360 ancient stones (Quantity)
Description: Up to 360 ancient stones will be reinstated


Name: Brain (Organ)
Description: The central part of the nervous system, enclosed within the skull.


Name: Raise themselves above the merely physical aspects of existence (Action)
Description: In order to deny the animal insignificance.


Name: Euclid (Mathematician)
Description: An ancient Greek mathematician, often referred to as the 'Father of Geometry'.


Name: £2.765 trillion (Monetary Value)
Description: The value of the United Kingdom's goods produced and services provided in 2024.


Name: Improved varieties of gooseberry (Plant Variety)
Description: The improved varieties of the fruit being raised by the gardeners


Name: Italian Co-belligerent Army (Military Entity)
Description: Italian troops that fought alongside the Allies during World War II


Name: Prespa Agreement (Agreement)
Description: Agreement that solved the naming dispute between Greece and North Macedonia


Name: Contemporary Turkish Art (Art Style)
Description: An art style produced by modern-day Turkish artists


Name: Metal Sheet (Material)
Description: A sheet of metal used for distributing heat evenly in the fusing technique


Name: Ben Ali's son-in-law (Individual)
Description: Son-in-law of Ben Ali


Name: Makedonski Železnici (Company)
Description: The state-owned company responsible for the operation of the North Macedonia's railway network


Name: Nobles (Aztec) (Social Class)
Description: The nobility among the Aztecs.


Name: four National Parks (Geographical Feature)
Description: Šumava National Park, Krkonoše National Park, České Švýcarsko National Park, Podyjí National Park.


Name: Constitution of 1920 and 1929 (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution that the political system was based upon


Name: Hobbiton Movie Set (Film Location)
Description: A tourism location based on the filming of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films


Name: Fatimid caliphs of Cairo (political entity)
Description: The Fatimid Caliphate ruled in Egypt and the Levant from 969 to 1171


Name: Selinunt (Ancient City)
Description: The name Synnada was later known as


Name: Dogmatism (Ideology)
Description: -


Name: lithium (chemical_element)
Description: a chemical element with the symbol Li and atomic number 3


Name: total worldwide production (Quantity)
Description: The total amount of carbonado produced globally


Name: Humanistisch Verbond (Organization)
Description: An organization that represents the non-religious in the Netherlands


Name: Formosan languages (language)
Description: Languages spoken by the indigenous peoples of Taiwan


Name: 204,389 km (127,001 mi) of roads (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: The total length of roads in Colombia.


Name: Framework silicates (Mineral class)
Description: Feldspars are a type of framework silicates


Name: Bundestagspräsident (Position)
Description: Second-highest official in the German order of precedence


Name: Support (Attitude)
Description: A favorable opinion or readiness to believe something to be the case.


Name: Rapier (sword type)
Description: Believed to have evolved either from the Spanish espada ropera or from the swords of the Italian nobility somewhere in the later part of the 16th century


Name: ji (Hanfu type for men)
Description: Alone or with guan to fix the headwear


Name: Crich and Fritchley (Locations within Derbyshire)
Description: Towns in the county of Derbyshire


Name: [Blue kingfisher feathers, Blue gems, Glass] (Material)
Description: Materials used in the creation of jewellery


Name: Major Economies (List of Economies)
Description: A list of the largest and most influential economies in the world


Name: Marble Blocks (Mineral Resource)
Description: Blocks of marble mined from the Yule Marble quarry


Name: yaoqun (short over skirt) (clothing)
Description: Han Chinese women wore yaoqun (short over skirt) during the late Ming dynasty


Name: Ireland (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located on an island in the North Atlantic


Name: High-school diploma (Diploma)
Description: The qualification awarded after the successful completion of basic and middle education


Name: Climate Variation (Climate Variation)
Description: Conditions vary sharply across the South Island from extremely wet on the West Coast to semi-arid in Central Otago and the Mackenzie Basin


Name: 1962 (Year)
Description: Year Algeria gained independence from France


Name: Sacred Heart of Jesus (Religious Symbol)
Description: A symbol representing the divine love and compassion of Jesus Christ


Name: Pomegranate (Fruit)
Description: A fruit with a tough, leathery rind enclosing bright red seeds embedded in pulp.


Name: Lakota Nation (EthnicGroup)
Description: The Lakota people as a nation


Name: Sample (substance)
Description: The substance to be tested for zinc presence


Name: clerk of the cocket (Historical position)
Description: An officer responsible for the seal in Scotland's custom house


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Synthetic spinel, synthetic corundum, synthetic quartz, glass (Material)
Description: Materials used as cap in triplet ammolite stones


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


Name: Regional cultures (culture)
Description: Cultures specific to geographical regions


Name: 60 countries (Number)
Description: The number of countries maintaining an embassy in Norway


Name: radio crystal detector (Device)
Description: A semiconductor device used for detection purposes in 1901


Name: England (Description)
Description: A mistake principally made by people from outside the UK


Name: Mouth (Body Part)
Description: The opening through which a sea urchin eats and expels waste


Name: Social Rule (Social Construct)
Description: Any social convention commonly adhered to in a society


Name: Swiss Federal Statistical Office (Organization)
Description: Governmental statistical agency of Switzerland


Name: Enzymes (Biochemical entity)
Description: Proteins that catalyze chemical reactions


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: The material that wedding rings are typically made from


Name: Dao (Weapon)
Description: Chinese single-edged sword


Name: Nobel Prize (award)
Description: An international award for achievements in various fields


Name: Northern Manhattan is Not for Sale (Group)
Description: A group formed by locals to oppose the rezoning in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Sultan of Turkey (Ruler)
Description: a head of state of Turkey during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Gaudiya Vaishnava texts (Text)
Description: 16–18th century Bengali texts


Name: Arendal (Location)
Description: A town in Norway


Name: Federal Republic of Germany (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) (Country)
Description: West Germany


Name: Collecting Ducts (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Ducts that collect urine from nephrons in the kidney


Name: Sword (type of weapon)
Description: A hand-held blade used for combat, self-defense, or ceremonial purposes


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: The country to which Ikaria belongs


Name: Particle physics (Field of study)
Description: The field mentioned where these particles are studied


Name: Yaya Touré (Footballer)
Description: A professional footballer.


Name: Prefectural Police Departments (Police Department)
Description: Local police departments in Japan


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Mn, it is not frequently found as a free metal but is usually found in minerals


Name: Neogene Period thin-skinned thrusting (Geological Process)
Description: A type of geological process


Name: Lithium (extraction in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Extraction)
Description: The process of extracting lithium from the ground in these countries


Name: Codelco's emissions in 2020 (Quantity)
Description: The greenhouse gas emissions reported by Codelco in 2020


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: Dominant producer of potash by the 1960s


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


Name: Urologist (Medical Professional)
Description: A surgeon who specializes in the treatment of disorders related to the urinary tract and kidney structure abnormalities.


Name: Sir Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: An English chemist best known for his work on electrolysis


Name: Republic (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A political entity characterized by a representative democracy


Name: especially high clarity on a very vividly colored diamond (clarity level)
Description: In this case, the clarity can add tremendous value


Name: in sculpture (art form)
Description: -


Name: Many of their mines, including those of the Brendon Hills (Location)
Description: Mines that experienced a decline in demand for spathic iron ores


Name: University of Missouri-St. Louis (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Sheet metal or plates (Product)
Description: Thin pieces of metal used for various purposes


Name: five half-day kindergartens (Kindergarten)
Description: Half-day kindergartens operated by the town government of Kawamata


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


Name: perfect, fine black (Color)
Description: A type of black made from burnt almond shells or peaches


Name: Constitutional Monarchy (GovernmentType)
Description: A form of government where the head of state is a monarch who serves as a figurehead, while power lies with a prime minister or other elected official


Name: Henan and along the Yangtze (Region)
Description: Regions where jade was exploited since prehistoric times


Name: Fluorochemical Development (Development)
Description: The progress in the creation and application of fluorochemicals


Name: Diamond Information Centre (DIC) (organization)
Description: A diamond information and research center established by De Beers Group.


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


Name: Protection from ionizing radiation (Application)
Description: A non-traditional application of iron.


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that controlled much of the Middle East and Southeastern Europe


Name: mutual fund (Financial Product)
Description: In the 1980s by Fidelity Investments


Name: Conflict minerals law (in United States) (Legislation)
Description: A specific implementation of the conflict minerals law in the United States.


Name: Monetary Policy (ECB) (Policy)
Description: The European Central Bank provides monetary policy for the eurozone.


Name: Alpine Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: Multicultural and linguistically diverse mountain range


Name: Fruits, leafy vegetables, nuts (Culinary Category)
Description: A category of foods that include fruits, leafy vegetables and nuts


Name: Blue John stone (Mineral)
Description: A semi-transparent calcite mineral found in the Peak District, England


Name: 25–35% (Numerical value)
Description: Approximate carbon content of Lignite


Name: Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities (Ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic groups residing mainly in Xinjiang


Name: Tibetan Art (Art form)
Description: Art forms that emerged in Tibet


Name: Summer Universiade 2019 (Event)
Description: The 2019 Summer Universiade, co-hosted by Spain and Italy


Name: a = 0 in the equation f(x, y, z) = 0 (Condition)
Description: The condition that the plane is defined by the given equation


Name: present-day Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria (Location)
Description: The geographical regions where present-day Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Austria are located


Name: Vocational Students (Student Class)
Description: Students who attend a vocational program


Name: Chan Buddhism (Zen) (BuddhistSchool)
Description: A form of Mahayana Buddhism that originated in China


Name: Coastal Regions of Italy (during summer) (Region)
Description: Regions of Italy located along the coast during summer season


Name: Russian language (language)
Description: Language that was made mandatory to learn in Ukrainian SSR schools.


Name: Persians (Ethnic group)
Description: An Iranian people historically located in a region of Western Asia known as Persia


Name: economic_stability_and_growth (Economy)
Description: Aspects of the economy that are indicated by the unemployment rate


Name: 34 provinces (administrative_division)
Description: The administrative divisions of Afghanistan


Name: exact half-way point (Concept)
Description: A precise and complete representation of the midpoint in a sequence of development or evolution.


Name: Saint Denis Basilica (building)
Description: Basilica outside Paris rebuilt in the early 12th century by Abbe Suger


Name: People between 15 and 75 in the Netherlands (Population)
Description: Dutch people between the ages of 15 and 75


Name: Plutonium-239 (Isotope)
Description: Fissile material that can be used in nuclear weapons


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The country that governs the Territories


Name: Reflects/Transmits specific wavelengths of light (Property)
Description: The characteristic of a dichroic mirror.


Name: Japanese Curry, Ramen and Sushi (Dish)
Description: Three popular dishes that can be considered national dishes of Japan.


Name: Colombia (Country)
Description: The country where most Colombian Emeralds are mined.


Name: advancing the field of dental implantology by supporting innovative, high-quality research and development (Function)
Description: Used for advancing the field of dental implantology by supporting innovative, high-quality research and development.


Name: Palace (Building)
Description: The primary administrative and residential building in Mycenaean cities


Name: Aurigeno school (Educational institution)
Description: A central school for the lower Vallemaggia


Name: Particle Size (Physical property)
Description: Small particles are red, larger particles are blue


Name: Jean-Baptiste Biot and Edward Howard (Person)
Description: French scientist and British chemist who supported the extraterrestrial origin of meteorites


Name: Two main islands and over 700 smaller ones (Geographical Feature)
Description: A significant landform of a planet or other celestial body.


Name: 1675 (Year)
Description: Year between 1674 and 1676.


Name: Latrobe Valley (Location)
Description: A valley in Victoria, Australia.


Name: Aztec Sunstone (Calendarstone) (Monumental stone sculpture)
Description: A famous monumental rock sculpture discovered in 1790


Name: hundreds of kilograms of material with CAIs (material)
Description: The material collected from Allende meteorite that contains Calcium-Aluminum inclusions (CAIs)


Name: Lateral Canals (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Canals that lead from radial canals.


Name: 18th- and 19th-century churches decorated with gold and the sculptured works of Aleijadinho (architecture_artifact)
Description: Historical attractions in Ouro Preto.


Name: Iranian foods (Cuisine)
Description: Foods traditionally prepared in Iran.


Name: Continental Margin (Tectonic Setting)
Description: The boundary between a continent and the ocean, characterized by the continental shelf, slope, and rise.


Name: Public-private partnerships for financing Algeria's healthcare system (Financial collaboration)
Description: The exploration of public-private partnership models as a means to finance the expanding requirements of the Algerian healthcare system


Name: global_city (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that is a significant player in global economic, cultural, and political affairs


Name: [Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Arabs, Siculo-Normans, Turks, Italians, Maltese and the French] (Civilizations)
Description: Various civilizations that influenced Tunisian culture.


Name: Wine (Beverage)
Description: Alcoholic beverages produced in France


Name: General Railroad Timepiece Standards (Standards)
Description: The standards for pocket watches used in railroading adopted in 1893


Name: Ukrainian (Language)
Description: The language in which court proceedings had to be conducted previously


Name: Modern Times (Time Period)
Description: A period of time generally considered to be the present era, extending from about 1600 to the present.


Name: Staple Dishes in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The staple dishes found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Optics (Field of Science)
Description: The study of the behavior and properties of light, including its interactions with matter and its practical applications.


Name: Australia (continent)
Description: a continent in the southern hemisphere


Name: Māori decoration (decoration)
Description: Decoration using red and black paint on white wood structures, canoes and cenotaphs


Name: Online fraud has been overlooked by government, law enforcement and industry. (Statement)
Description: -


Name: Succession laws of Norway (Legal Entity)
Description: The rules governing the inheritance of a throne or other territory in the country Norway.


Name: ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 15 member states in West Africa


Name: many major cities (City)
Description: Cities connected by the railways in New Zealand


Name: Kandinsky (artist)
Description: Russian painter and art theorist


Name: Copper Printing Plates (Artistic Technique)
Description: Plates made of copper for printing images on paper


Name: Iliad's story (Literature)
Description: The story in the Iliad that matches most with Troy's Late Bronze Age layers


Name: Most Citrine, Aquamarine, Tanzanite and nearly all Sapphire and Ruby (gemstone types)
Description: Gemstone types that heating is a common practice


Name: Eurozone (Monetary Union)
Description: A monetary union consisting of 19 European countries which have adopted the euro as their currency.


Name: Crayon color (Art medium)
Description: Salmon pink was introduced by Crayola.


Name: Tourism (activity)
Description: Tourist activities and development


Name: Ottoman Empire (empire)
Description: the Ottoman Empire


Name: Makrana Marble (mineral)
Description: A type of marble mined and manufactured in Makrana, India.


Name: Education and research sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Environmental and Public Health Risks (Risk Factor)
Description: Risks associated with the improper handling, disposal, or treatment of waste materials


Name: Chinese Culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural tradition associated with China


Name: communist theory (Theory)
Description: Theory where Antonio Gramsci is relevant


Name: Ultrafine Particles (Nanoscale Particles)
Description: Term used during the 1970s and 80s for nanoparticles


Name: Elementary and junior high school, senior high school, and university (School level)
Description: Levels of education in the Japanese educational system


Name: Berghof (Building)
Description: A mountain cottage later turned into a fortified citadel by Adolf Hitler


Name: rhythm as 'a pause incorporated into a sequence' (Definition)
Description: A specific explanation of what rhythm is according to Piet Mondrian


Name: Scholars in Germany (Romantic era) (Historical group)
Description: Scholars during the Romantic era who developed a more inclusive notion of culture as 'worldview'.


Name: Chios forest fire (August 2012) (Natural Disaster)
Description: A forest fire that occurred in Chios in August 2012


Name: 60 million passengers in 2023 (Number of Passengers)
Description: The number of passengers in Madrid (Barajas) airport in 2023


Name: Cells (Biological Structure)
Description: Basic units of life that perform a variety of functions such as metabolism, growth, and reproduction


Name: a diverse and multicultural population (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's diverse and multicultural population


Name: migmatites (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks of this type, demonstrably of mixed origin


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The species of organisms that inhabited Morocco during Paleolithic times


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


Name: Wool (Agricultural Product)
Description: New Zealand's major agricultural export during the late 19th century


Name: Manganese (Element)
Description: Another main component in olmiite's composition.


Name: Gold plate (Artifact)
Description: A piece of gold, often used as a symbol or decoration.


Name: disability rate (Statistic)
Description: The high disability rate due to decades of war in Afghanistan.


Name: Influence on the Roman Republic and Empire (impact)
Description: Effect or impact that the Etruscan civilization had on the development of the Roman Republic and later Empire


Name: Gastropod pearls (Type of pearl)
Description: Pearls found in gastropods, more orange in hue


Name: President (political position)
Description: Chief executive officer of Andalusia


Name: Jürgen Melzer (Person)
Description: An Austrian former tennis player


Name: US (Country)
Description: The United States of America


Name: Monetary Policy (ECB) (Greece) (Policy Impact)
Description: Greece, being part of the eurozone, follows the monetary policy of the European Central Bank.


Name: Taiwan (country)
Description: An island country in East Asia.


Name: Russian clubs CSKA Moscow and Zenit Saint Petersburg (Clubs)
Description: Russian football clubs that won the UEFA Cup


Name: Various non-official languages (Language)
Description: Languages spoken as well in Belgium, though not officially recognized.


Name: Supreme Court of Ivory Coast (Institution)
Description: Due to his alleged Burkinabé nationality


Name: Belgian Congo (Country)
Description: A former colony of Belgium in Central Africa, now known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo


Name: Caucasus Mountains (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in Southern Russia and Northern Georgia.


Name: Optical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties relating to the behavior of light in a material


Name: Zinc Pennies (Object)
Description: Coins made primarily of zinc, used in the US since 1982


Name: Australite (tektite)
Description: Tektites of meteorite origin


Name: Formula for Ionic Compounds (Property of Ionic Compounds)
Description: -


Name: Sodium/potassium channels (Ion channel)
Description: Enables the movement of sodium ions into and out of cells


Name: Mercantile mapping techniques (knowledge domain)
Description: The field of knowledge related to map-making for trade purposes.


Name: Magma derived from mantle material below the plate (Geological substance)
Description: The cooling of this magma forms the oceanic crust.


Name: Greek artists (Group of people)
Description: Greek artists who created the Kouros and Kore sculptures


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Artist)
Description: Italian polymath and painter


Name: Speyer (Location)
Description: City where one of the golden hats resides in the Historisches Museum der Pfalz


Name: Constitution of Tunisia (Legal document)
Description: The constitution of Tunisia guarantees the freedom of thoughts, beliefs and to practice one's religion


Name: Cyclopes of Greek Mythology (Mythological Creature)
Description: A one-eyed giant from Greek mythology


Name: gem ammonite (Name)
Description: A name given to ammolite due to its origin from ammonite shells


Name: Tyholmen (Area)
Description: An area with wooden houses dating back to the 17th century in Arendal.


Name: Airbus A320 family aircraft assembly plant (Manufacturing facility)
Description: A manufacturing facility for Airbus A319, A320 and A321 aircraft in Mobile, Alabama.


Name: Montgomery (City)
Description: The capital city of Alabama, USA


Name: 82% of sedimentary rocks (Percentage of sedimentary rocks)
Description: Approximately four-fifths of all sedimentary rocks


Name: Sedimentation (geological processes)
Description: The accumulation of particles in a layer or bed


Name: White Pigment (Colorant)
Description: Used in products such as toothpaste or paint


Name: Kitchenware Classification (Classification Category)
Description: Classification based on pragmatic or functional criteria


Name: Iberomaurusian culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture in Morocco and Algeria, succeeded by the Beaker culture


Name: Ottoman viceroy (Political Position)
Description: The Ottoman viceroy who was removed from power by the Janissaries


Name: 1970s (Time Period)
Description: The time period from 1971 to 1980.


Name: Thorium (Radioactive Element)
Description: A silvery-white, metallic, radioactive element


Name: University of California (Educational Institution)
Description: the university where Esper Signius Larsen studied under Andrew Cowper Lawson and Arthur Starr Eakle


Name: Islamic rule (Religion)
Description: The Islamic rule that caused the disappearance of Berber Christian communities in the Maghreb


Name: Painting (Art form)
Description: Historic purpose to provide an accurate record of the observable world


Name: Patent System (Legal system)
Description: A legal system that encourages inventors to publish information in exchange for a limited time monopoly on its use, with initial applications being secret.


Name: Almeria and Granada provinces (Geographical_subregion)
Description: Small regions on the Mediterranean coast of Almeria and Granada provinces


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outermost solid layer of the Earth, extending from the inner edge of the continental and oceanic crust to the core-mantle boundary.


Name: Zirid dynasty (Historical Entity)
Description: Dynasty that ruled in the Maghreb during the Middle Ages


Name: Thasos (City-State)
Description: An island in the north Aegean Sea


Name: C&D waste (Waste type)
Description: Waste generated by construction and demolition activities


Name: 770,600 (Number)
Description: The number of residents in the county at the time of 2011 census


Name: Esper Signius Sr. and Louisa Pauly (Person)
Description: Danish immigrant Esper Signius Sr. and Louisa Pauly who were the parents of Esper Signius Larsen


Name: Animal Species (Concept)
Description: Species of animals


Name: Alfred O.C. Nier (Physicist)
Description: American physicist


Name: Provincial governors (governor)
Description: The appointed leaders of provinces in Afghanistan


Name: Ignacio Rambla and Rafael Soto (People)
Description: Riders who won a silver medal in the Olympic Games


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


Name: Potatoes (Crop)
Description: A type of tuber crop introduced by early European settlers


Name: Urban tradition (Tradition)
Description: A way of life that is characteristic of cities and urban centers


Name: Dalradian metasediments of northwest Arran, Tredorn phyllites and Woolgarden phyllites (Locations)
Description: Commonly found in the Dalradian metasediments of northwest Arran, and in north Cornwall at Tredorn phyllites and Woolgarden phyllites


Name: United States (country)
Description: The country that the wartime alliance with Norway continued in the post-war years.


Name: Communist China (or Red China) (Alternate Name)
Description: During the 1950s and 1960s


Name: Large-scale internal migration (Migration)
Description: The movement of people within a country from rural areas to urban areas.


Name: The Hunt Refining Company (Refinery_company)
Description: A refinery company based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama


Name: Stegosaurus (Dinosaur)
Description: An herbivorous, quadrupedal dinosaur with armored plates on its back and spikes or clubs on its tail.


Name: Klosterverken Långshyttan (Klosterverken in Långshyttan) (Building)
Description: A new blast furnace at Klosterverken in Långshyttan


Name: indigenous control (control)
Description: Recognition of indigenous tribes' control over the Black Hills


Name: Government (Institution)
Description: The political system of New Zealand is a parliamentary democracy.


Name: Ethnic Minorities (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Helmholtz (Person)
Description: German physicist and philosopher who made significant contributions to various fields, including color theory.


Name: the hardest diamonds (diamond)
Description: diamonds that exhibit the highest hardness


Name: Spanish administration (Governmental Body)
Description: The governing authority of Spain in Morocco.


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


Name: Untreated emeralds (Classification of emeralds)
Description: Emeralds that have not been treated with oil.


Name: Clusters of radial acicular crystals (Crystal formation)
Description: A way that Kasolite can form.


Name: process of extracting zinc (Technique)
Description: The process was used to extract zinc from calamine between 1738 and 1851


Name: Current Government of Morocco (Government)
Description: The current executive branch of Morocco.


Name: Sunni Hanafi Muslims (Religion Subgroup)
Description: Majority branch of Sunni Islam practiced by most Afghans.


Name: Aggregated Diamond Nanorod (material)
Description: A nanocrystalline form of diamond


Name: Book of Isaiah (Scripture)
Description: A book in the Old Testament that uses red to symbolize sin.


Name: Male Thread (Thread)
Description: A thread cut on a preformed cylindrical rod by a die.


Name: 2.7 million (as of June 2020) (quantity)
Description: Number of people approximated to live in Taipei as of June 2020


Name: EUR163 billion (10% of GDP) in 2014 (Statistic)
Description: The income generated by travel and tourism in Italy in 2014


Name: 1993 (Year)
Description: The year Tansu Çiller became the first female prime minister of Turkey.


Name: Early European Farmers (EEF) (prehistoric culture)
Description: Ancestral group that migrated from Anatolia to Europe in the early Neolithic.


Name: 1950s (time period)
Description: Year when the standards of New Zealand fashion started to relax


Name: worldwide (geographical location)
Description: Regions where the U.S. film industry has an impact


Name: ThSiO4 (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of thorium and silicon oxide


Name: Local black on orange styles (Ceramic Style)
Description: The local variation of the black-on-orange ceramics, used for everyday purposes


Name: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) (Company)
Description: A Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturing company


Name: (Indo-European) Greek language (language)
Description: (Indo-European) Greek language is a language


Name: 2017 (year)
Description: The year Elsa Andersons Konditori reopened after being destroyed by a fire


Name: Protoliterate period in Mesopotamia (Historical Period)
Description: Dominated by Uruk


Name: Israel (Country)
Description: Middle Eastern country


Name: Portuguese (Ethnic Group)
Description: -


Name: complex linear images on bronze items (Artistic technique)
Description: Images engraved on bronze items with complex lines, filled with white material


Name: G7 (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of the seven largest developed economies in the world


Name: Iron deficiency anemia (Disease)
Description: A condition characterized by reduced levels of red blood cells and hemoglobin, often caused by iron deficiency.


Name: Belarusian Language (Language)
Description: -


Name: Oslo Accords (Treaty)
Description: A series of agreements between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signed between 1993 and 1995.


Name: Independent private sector audit (Profession)
Description: Where companies are unable to make a determination


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A federal republic consisting of 50 states and a federal district.


Name: It's All True (movie)
Description: The unfinished film It's All True


Name: 140Ce (Isotope)
Description: The only theoretically stable isotope of Cerium


Name: Isotopes (nuclear isotope)
Description: Specific forms of an element with a specific number of neutrons


Name: Istanbul's monuments (Monument)
Description: Historical and architectural landmarks in Istanbul


Name: One of the highest globally (Rank)
Description: The high life expectancy on the island of Ikaria, one of the highest globally


Name: Languages with a fully developed range of six colors (Language Systems)
Description: Green is used as a separate category in languages with this color range.


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: North African country


Name: Tyrrhēnī, Tyrrhēnia (Etruria), Mare Tyrrhēnum (Tyrrhenian Sea) (Geographical Entities)
Description: Geographical terms derived from the name Tyrrhenians.


Name: Copper(III) compound (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound containing copper in the +3 oxidation state.


Name: Cold War (Conflict)
Description: A state of political conflict, military tension, and rivalry between the Soviet Union and the United States that lasted from 1947 to 1991


Name: Composting (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: A strategy that focuses on breaking down organic waste materials through biological processes, converting them into nutrient-rich soil


Name: Southwestern Asia (Location)
Description: A region in Western Asia.


Name: Religious or cosmic significance (Concept)
Description: The possible meaning of the bi and cong objects.


Name: Zinc sulfide ore concentrate (Mineral concentrate)
Description: A mineral concentrate that contains a high percentage of zinc sulfide.


Name: charge a fee for each day's work (right)
Description: The ability of a journeyman to charge a daily fee for their work


Name: New York productions (Theater production)
Description: Productions staged in New York City


Name: Cabeço do Fogo Volcano (Volcano)
Description: A volcano on Faial Island


Name: Albanian minority (Ethnic Group)
Description: The ethnic group that was granted greater political power and cultural recognition


Name: the missionaries' influence (Influence)
Description: The positive impact the missionaries had on Tahiti's population, as perceived by Charles Darwin


Name: Svatopluk's Moravia (State)
Description: The state of Moravia under the rule of Svatopluk


Name: Large Meteorite Impact (Geological Event)
Description: Only very massive impacts can transform a rock into impactite


Name: Changes in coordination numbers (Geological phenomenon)
Description: The alteration in the number of surrounding anions a cation has.


Name: Brakes for military airplanes (Product)
Description: Applications for beryllium due to its hardness, high melting point, and exceptional heat dissipation


Name: Animals (Kingdom)
Description: Different species of animals, such as bees, have different color sensitivity ranges


Name: Chlorinating scrap silicon (Chemical Process)
Description: A chemical process to produce tetrachlorosilane


Name: 1.5 million (as of June 2020) (quantity)
Description: Number of people approximated to live in Kaohsiung as of June 2020


Name: Frankfurt Book Fair (Event)
Description: An annual book fair held in Frankfurt, Germany


Name: William Frederick (person)
Description: Son of the last stadtholder, proclaimed himself King William I


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: From 2014 till 2023 (as of the context)


Name: High-end cosmetics containers (Consumer product)
Description: Luxury packaging for cosmetic products, often made of premium materials and designed to enhance the presentation of the product.


Name: 5.5% (Percentage)
Description: The rate of population change due to migration in Collonges between 2000–2010


Name: Naming Basic Colors (Linguistic Concept)
Description: The process of assigning words to colors.


Name: Researchers and Conservation Organizations (Organization)
Description: Groups that work with local authorities to study Urban Red Foxes


Name: People of Våmhus (Group)
Description: People of Våmhus, where much hairwork was created continuously for almost 200 years.


Name: Ste. Genevieve (Settlement)
Description: One of the oldest settlements in the Louisiana Purchase territory, now in Missouri


Name: Jöns Jakob Berzelius (Person)
Description: A Swedish chemist who first prepared and characterized silicon in pure form in 1823.


Name: Fukushima (location)
Description: A prefecture in Japan


Name: Allergic reactions or irritation in some individuals (Risk)
Description: Some ingredients may trigger allergies or cause irritation, especially for people with sensitive skin


Name: Brilliant cut stones (type of diamond cut)
Description: Diamonds known for their brilliance and fire.


Name: Cave Systems (Geological Feature)
Description: Naturally created caves in the limestone of Derbyshire since Pleistocene times


Name: Gaining one's livelihood from the meat trade is unethical (Opinion)
Description: The Buddha's view that it is not ethical to make a living by trading in animal products


Name: [162] (Scientific Research Paper)
Description: A specific research paper regarding nanoparticles as a potential drug delivery system


Name: Ramón Torres Méndez (Painter)
Description: One of the most remarkable painters in the mid-19th century


Name: Sponges (Animal class)
Description: A phylum of aquatic animals that lack true tissues and organs, feeding by filtering water through their bodies.


Name: Garnets, Micas, or Amphiboles (Mineral)
Description: Concentrations of minerals found in granulite.


Name: Minoans (ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization in the Aegean Sea, most notably located on the island of Crete.


Name: Voice and rich lyrics (Artistic Attributes)
Description: The attributes Ahmad Zahir was renowned for


Name: Apollo (Deity)
Description: The ancient Greek god associated with music, prophecy, poetry and archery.


Name: Incandescent Light Bulbs (Lighting Equipment)
Description: A type of electric light that is produced by heating a thin tungsten filament until it glows white hot.


Name: In collaboration with international partners (Collaboration)
Description: Phase II clinical trials for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) are ongoing or planned for the future in collaboration with international partners


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


Name: Upper Limit (UL) (Health Concept)
Description: The maximum daily intake level of a nutrient that is unlikely to pose a risk of adverse health effects in almost all healthy individuals


Name: Aerobic respiration of all eukaryotes (Processes)
Description: Respiration process in which copper is essential for eukaryotes


Name: Cube (Polyhedron)
Description: A three-dimensional solid object with six equal square faces, meeting at right angles.


Name: LeafletJS (Product)
Description: A popular open-source JavaScript library for creating interactive maps on web pages


Name: Mining of natural quartz crystals (Activity)
Description: The process of extracting quartz crystals from the earth.


Name: Oscar I (monarch)
Description: The King of Sweden from 1844 to 1859


Name: Vocational Students (Full-time) (Quantity)
Description: 2 full-time vocational students in Onsernone.


Name: Norwegian film industry (Industry)
Description: The film industry in Norway


Name: World Values Survey (2022) (Survey)
Description: An international survey research project on normative and subjective values of different societies.


Name: IMF (International Organization)
Description: An organization of 189 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, and promote high employment and sustainable economic growth


Name: Ministry of Internal Affairs (Governmental Entity)
Description: The ministry that controls law enforcement agencies


Name: Region (Geographical Area)
Description: Region pacified by Roman Forces


Name: Fuerteventura (Island)
Description: The second-largest of the Canary Islands after Tenerife


Name: Liquids (Physical Medium)
Description: A liquid substance


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the Southern Hemisphere, comprising mainland Australia, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands.


Name: Ambipolar Diffusion (Process)
Description: The movement of both electrons and holes in a semiconductor.


Name: The Peony Pavilion (work of literature)
Description: The Peony Pavilion, a work that criticizes the imperial examination system


Name: Biocapacity Deficit (Economic Concept)
Description: The state of using more biocapacity than Austria contains


Name: Mujahideen (Military group)
Description: Guerrilla groups that fought against the PDPA regime


Name: Constitutional Monarchy (Monarchical System)
Description: A form of government where the monarch is not a political leader but serves as a symbolic figurehead.


Name: Predynastic Naqada culture (Culture)
Description: An archaeological culture that existed in Egypt before the formation of the first dynasty.


Name: Colombia's climate zones (Geographical_feature)
Description: Different climatic conditions within Colombia.


Name: Inver Larne (Place)
Description: A place where the River Inver flows into Larne Lough


Name: MPs (Members of Parliament) (politician)
Description: representatives elected by the people of each constituency


Name: Republic of Genoa (Political Entity)
Description: A maritime republic located in Liguria, Italy


Name: Aluminium Hydroxide (Compound)
Description: A large quantity of which is used in the manufacture of zeolites and other products


Name: Carthage (City-State)
Description: An ancient city-state located in modern-day Tunisia


Name: Alps (Mountain_range)
Description: A long range of high, glaciated mountains forming a barrier across the European continent between France, Switzerland and Italy


Name: number_of_Turkish investments (Quantity)
Description: count of Turkish investments


Name: Various Cultures and Religions (pre-Christian) (Cultural or Religious Entity)
Description: A reference to various cultures and religions that used the cross as a symbol before Christianity


Name: Intaglio lettering (artistic technique)
Description: A method of engraving letters in relief.


Name: Algeria's progress towards providing clean water and sanitation (Progress measurement)
Description: The progress Algeria is making in terms of its goal to provide clean water and sanitation


Name: Baroque Sculpture (sculpture period)
Description: Baroque sculpture of 17th century


Name: Nanobud (Type of Fullerene)
Description: Hybrid buckytube/buckyball materials that combine the properties of both in a single structure


Name: Ancient times (time period)
Description: A historical period before modern times


Name: Historical Artifact (Artifact Classification)
Description: An object that is significant because of its age, rarity, or historical attachments


Name: Fusee chain-driven timing (obsolete mechanical component)
Description: It was replaced with a mainspring of better quality spring steel.


Name: Great Lakes region (Location)
Description: The region surrounding the Great Lakes in North America


Name: Chinatowns and tourist destinations in China (Places)
Description: Locations where seal carvers ply their business


Name: Christian Kabyle Community in Algeria (Ethnic Group)
Description: The Christian Kabyle community in Algeria that is adopting Berber beliefs.


Name: City-states (Political Division)
Description: Independent city-states in Italy during the medieval period


Name: Andalusian Spanish (dialect)
Description: A range of dialects spoken in Andalusia


Name: removing nitrogen from the process (process modification)
Description: Removing nitrogen from the production process affecting the properties of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: IEEE 754 Floating-point Standard (Standard)
Description: The international standard for floating-point arithmetic


Name: Formula One (Sporting event)
Description: A formula of single-seat auto racing that is sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile.


Name: Ilkhanate rulers (historical figure)
Description: Rulers of the Ilkhanate in Persia


Name: Culture psychologists (Profession)
Description: Researchers who explore the relationship between emotions and culture


Name: Diverse architectural heritage (architectural heritage)
Description: The rich architectural history of the Czech Republic, showcasing various styles and periods


Name: Metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process characterized by the replacement of mineral components of a rock with minerals from a different source


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: During World War II


Name: SP (Political_party)
Description: A political party in Switzerland.


Name: as geologists (Occupation)
Description: pursued careers in the field of geology


Name: Federico da Montefeltro (Person)
Description: A Duke of Urbino and a notable patron of the arts


Name: Parian Marble (Art Material)
Description: A type of marble, known for its high durability and resistance to chemical weathering.


Name: Kievan Rus' (Historical Entity)
Description: The region that later became Russia


Name: diamonds (mineral)
Description: diamonds that can be worn down by vinyl phonograph records


Name: High-Power Laser Diodes, Laser Arrays, High-Power Transistors (Electronic Device)
Description: High-powered electronic devices that require efficient heat dissipation.


Name: energy demand (EnergyUsage)
Description: The Netherlands increased its energy efficiency, causing energy demand to decrease


Name: Gem Industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that Yogo Sapphires caused controversy within due to their marketing as the world's only guaranteed untreated sapphire.


Name: Inadequate amounts of calcium, vitamin D, or phosphates (Physical Deficiency)
Description: Deficiencies that can lead to osteomalacia.


Name: Traditional Beverages in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The traditional beverages found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Nabi Musa festival (Event)
Description: An annual Islamic religious festival held at the Tomb of Moses near Jericho in the West Bank.


Name: Sumptuary laws (law)
Description: Laws prohibiting the wearing of costly clothes and certain colors by anyone except members of the nobility


Name: Powdered form (Physical state)
Description: The state where titanium has been reduced to extremely small particles


Name: American Revolutionary War (War)
Description: A war between 13 North American colonies and Great Britain


Name: Morge stream (geographical feature)
Description: A stream in Valais


Name: Biological Diversity (Natural Attribute)
Description: Variety of species of animals, plants, and fungi


Name: Special Relativity (physics theory)
Description: Einstein's theory that describes the relationship between space and time, and sets the foundations for the equivalence of mass and energy (E=mc²), as well as the concept of relative simultaneity.


Name: Sillimanite (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: On.net (Internet service provider) (Internet Service Provider)
Description: An internet service provider in North Macedonia


Name: Membership of Labour Society (Group)
Description: The number of members in the labour society


Name: problems with export (Economic Problem)
Description: The problems faced by North Macedonia in exporting goods.


Name: Hyperinflation peaked at 10,000% in 1993 (Hyperinflation)
Description: suffered from hyperinflation that reached 10,000% in the year 1993


Name: Amphibolite, Greenschist, Phyllite, Marble, Serpentinite, Eclogite, Migmatite, Skarn, Granulite, Mylonite, and Slate (Specific metamorphic rocks)
Description: Various specific types of metamorphic rocks


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A country in Eastern Europe and North Asia.


Name: Pig iron (material)
Description: Iron with a high carbon content produced in blast furnaces


Name: October 14–17 (Date Range)
Description: The date range the festivals are held


Name: Goldsmith (Profession)
Description: A specific type of metalsmith who specializes in working with gold.


Name: - (-)
Description: A statement about the light inert gases.


Name: Portugal (over Olivenza) (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe, known officially as the Portuguese Republic.


Name: provinces (Geography)
Description: A large administrative division of a country that is smaller than a state or territory but larger than a county or district


Name: They have a common vertex and share just one side (Geometric Property)
Description: A property of supplementary angles when they are adjacent.


Name: Marie Skłodowska Curie (Person)
Description: A Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist


Name: Kabul Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley in Afghanistan


Name: Andalusian government (government)
Description: Government of the Andalusia Community


Name: Collectors (Group)
Description: Individuals or organizations that collect items of historical significance


Name: Pre-ignition in engines (Condition)
Description: A phenomenon occurring before the intended combustion of fuel, causing engine damage


Name: public schools in Ukraine (Educational Institution)
Description: Public schools in Ukraine.


Name: Primary treatment (Process step)
Description: The initial phase of wastewater treatment where large solids are removed.


Name: 4200 items (Quantity)
Description: 4200 items were housed in the old museum on the Acropolis


Name: 70% of the world's supply of high-quality jadeite (Percentage)
Description: The estimated percentage of high-quality jadeite that comes from Myanmar


Name: Boundaries (Geographical Feature)
Description: The territorial limits of Taiwan


Name: 1 billion and 3.5 billion years (temporal information)
Description: -


Name: Lawsonite (mineral)
Description: A hydrous phyllosilicate mineral occurring in metamorphic rocks.


Name: over 100 million carats (Quantity)
Description: Equivalent to 20 tonnes or 22 short tons


Name: Rayleigh scattering (physical phenomenon)
Description: A small-particle limit that dominates scattering in the sky


Name: Lacquerware and Pottery (Artifact)
Description: Tableware made from lacquered wood or ceramic.


Name: Minoan primacy (administration)
Description: The administration that was dominant before the Mycenaean administration.


Name: changes_in_the_price_level, inflation, and purchasing_power (Economy)
Description: What consumer price index is a measure of


Name: Swiss Alps, Lake Geneva, and Rhine Falls (Natural Feature)
Description: Three of the notable natural features in Switzerland, including the Swiss Alps, Lake Geneva, and Rhine Falls


Name: Scotland in UK (Constituent Country) (Relationship)
Description: The relationship between the UK and Scotland, where Scotland is a constituent country


Name: Oak and Pine Islands (Island Group)
Description: A group of islands off the Long Island Sound shore


Name: Yamakiya region (geographical location)
Description: A part of Kawamata, known for retaining some of its own distinct cultural characteristics


Name: the Golden Lion (Award)
Description: A prestigious award given at the Venice Film Festival


Name: Renewable energy sources (Energy source)
Description: Energy generated from natural resources such as wind, solar, and hydro power


Name: optical communication (Communication Technology)
Description: The transmission of information as light signals


Name: Temperature and Rainfall Averages (Climate Data)
Description: The average temperatures and rainfall amounts in Ipswich


Name: Italy as the sole centre of Western Christianity (Geographical Location)
Description: A geographic area associated with Western Christianity


Name: some bacteria (Organism)
Description: Lanthanum is vital for the growth of certain types of bacteria.


Name: Tourist Infrastructure (Infrastructure)
Description: Facilities and services that cater to tourists


Name: Lens of the eye (Body part)
Description: The transparent structure in the eye that focuses light on the retina


Name: West Germany (Country)
Description: Federal parliamentary republic established in 1948


Name: Tires for automobiles, trucks, and aircraft (Product)
Description: Products manufactured by the company


Name: problems in the agricultural industry and elsewhere due to heavy rainfall and increasing temperatures (issue)
Description: Problems in the agricultural industry and other areas that have been reported by the Environment Ministry as a result of heavy rainfall and increasing temperatures


Name: Habib Bourguiba (Politician)
Description: The prominent Tunisian nationalist that the French government opposed.


Name: European Union (International_Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries, established to promote unity among its members.


Name: Kabyles of Algeria (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group residing primarily in the Kabylie region of Algeria


Name: Convention (agreement) (Social Phenomenon)
Description: A convention is an agreement among individuals or groups about the way something should be done.


Name: Main settlement period of Polynesian Settlers (time period)
Description: The subsequent decades following the Mount Tarawera eruption


Name: Charles the Bald (Person)
Description: King of West Francia


Name: SI radian (Angular Unit)
Description: The SI definition of the radian as 1.


Name: The Sea (Body of Water)
Description: A body of water called 'The Very Green' in ancient Egypt


Name: Oceania (Continent)
Description: A region that includes Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands


Name: Native copper (Mineral)
Description: Copper found in its original, uncombined state.


Name: Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) (Organic Compounds)
Description: Organic compounds that were once dominant in organofluorines but have been phased out due to environmental concerns


Name: conflict surrounding abolitionism (Historical event)
Description: The struggle for the abolition of slavery in the United States


Name: Slate (Foliated metamorphic rock)
Description: Very fine-grained, foliated metamorphic rock, characteristic of very low grade metamorphism


Name: 1907-1910 (Time Period)
Description: The duration during which the mill site was constructed and expanded.


Name: 20-25% of Palestine's industrial revenues (Percentage Contribution)
Description: The percentage of Palestinian industrial revenues contributed by the marble industry.


Name: jewellery dating from this period (artifacts)
Description: Jewellery created during the specified time.


Name: Bronze Age Tumuli (Archaeological Site)
Description: Prehistoric burial mounds found in the Spessart region.


Name: Black gauze hats with a flat top and an ear at either side (type of hat)
Description: popular during Hanfu period for both men and women


Name: Old Norse Grænn (LanguageElement)
Description: An Old Norse word meaning 'green'


Name: Environmental Performance Index of Norway (Index)
Description: The 2016 Environmental Performance Index from Yale University, Columbia University and the World Economic Forum


Name: Color theory (visual arts concept)
Description: Theory used to govern the use of colors in an aesthetically pleasing and harmonious way.


Name: The Taiwan Miracle (Economic Event)
Description: A period of rapid industrialization and modernization in Taiwan from the 1960s to the 1980s.


Name: Kazimierz Żorawski (Person)
Description: Son of the Żorawskis family


Name: Category (Ontology (information science) term)
Description: A group of objects or concepts that share a common characteristic, function, or property.


Name: One of the Geological Society of America's best-selling books (Book Category)
Description: The category of the book


Name: Spessart (geographical location)
Description: A mountain range in Germany


Name: Sui dynasty (dynasty)
Description: a Chinese imperial dynasty that ruled from 581 to 618 A.D.


Name: Churrigueresque (Artistic style)
Description: A Spanish late Baroque architectural style


Name: Giambattista Basile (Author)
Description: Italian author who wrote the Pentamerone.


Name: Scottish Travellers (Group)
Description: A nomadic ethnic group in Scotland


Name: Johann Heinrich Lambert (Scientist)
Description: Astronomer who questioned the possibility of missing planets in the space between Mars and Jupiter


Name: None (implicit, not explicitly mentioned) (-)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Framework silicate (Type of tectosilicate)
Description: A type of silicate where each tetrahedron shares all 4 oxygen atoms with its neighbors, forming a 3D structure


Name: Males (Gender)
Description: Male individuals who are more likely to be affected by this condition


Name: Chinese Communist Party (Political Group)
Description: The founding and ruling political party of the People's Republic of China.


Name: Male Peacock's Train (Part of Male Peacock)
Description: The train feathers that show increased iridescence due to sunlight


Name: Tributary valleys (complicated) (Geographical Feature)
Description: Valleys that channel water to the Rhône river


Name: Etching (Art Technique)
Description: A printmaking technique where a metal plate is covered with a waxy ground and then etched by dipping it in a bath of acid.


Name: Senior citizens (65+) (Quantity)
Description: The proportion of the population aged 65 and over


Name: Private (Ownership type)
Description: Not applicable


Name: Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy (Historical Political Entity)
Description: The kingdom that was established after the fall of the Western Roman Empire


Name: Great Smoky Mountains National Park (National park)
Description: A national park straddling the border between Tennessee and North Carolina, United States


Name: Inner layer (Part of optical discs)
Description: The part of an optical disc where data is encoded as pits and lands


Name: Mirror (Object)
Description: An object that reflects an image


Name: Daurentius (leader)
Description: A Slavic leader who slew an Avar envoy in the 6th century


Name: Caria (Ancient City-State)
Description: A region in ancient times, located near the Lydian region


Name: Fugacity of oxygen (Physical property)
Description: The physical property calculated using Fayalite and mineral assemblages


Name: Treaty of Kiel (HistoricalDocument)
Description: An agreement signed on 14 January 1814, by the rulers of Russia, France, and Sweden-Norway


Name: Material (Substance)
Description: Any substance that is used as raw material.


Name: Religious texts (Textual entities)
Description: Texts believed to confer protective powers.


Name: usually in the tradition of Korean Taoist rituals (ritual practice)
Description: How bujeok are used in Korean Taoist rituals.


Name: Black Death (Disease)
Description: A highly virulent plague strain, Yersinia pestis bacterium, in humans causes bubonic plague, septicemic plague and pneumonic plague.


Name: Northern War (1655–1660) (event)
Description: A conflict fought between Sweden and an alliance consisting mainly of Poland–Lithuania, Muscovy, Brandenburg, and Denmark


Name: The Eight Factors of the Noble Eightfold Path (Buddhist Principles)
Description: Eight interconnected factors in the Noble Eightfold Path


Name: Liverpool (City)
Description: A city in North West England, known for its contribution to the UK's music industry


Name: Haliotis iris (Species)
Description: A species of abalone that produces cultured pearls


Name: Tornado Outbreaks (Weather Event)
Description: Alabama was severely affected by the 1974 Super Outbreak and the 2011 Super Outbreak


Name: Barium (Chemical Element)
Description: A soft, silver-white alkaline earth metal.


Name: Documents issued by the Papal Chancery (Historical document)
Description: Official documents issued by the Papacy


Name: Ivory (Material)
Description: A hard, white material used in making small sculptures and other decorative items


Name: Almerian portion of the Almerian-Murcian floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: A Floristic province in the east of Andalusia


Name: a powerful mercantile empire (Description of entity)
Description: A city that was a major economic power


Name: Indigenous peoples (Historical_entity)
Description: Peoples who inhabited Alabama before European colonization


Name: Rif Berbers (Berber Group)
Description: A Berber group inhabiting the Rif mountains in Morocco.


Name: Michael Wolgemut (Artist)
Description: German artist who improved German woodcut from around 1475


Name: Pyrrhotite (Mineral)
Description: Their structure is based on the NiAs unit cell


Name: Timber structures of Ipswich (Physical entity)
Description: Disappearing buildings in Ipswich


Name: 9th Century (time period)
Description: In the 9th Century


Name: Val di Fiemme (Valley)
Description: a valley in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: Medina Azahara (rock group)
Description: Another prominent Andalusian rock group.


Name: Cattle (Species)
Description: One of the main species raised for meat and milk in animal husbandry


Name: Prehistoric Society of East Anglia (Organization)
Description: Created in 1908, centred at Norwich and Ipswich Museums


Name: Song dynasty's regulations (law)
Description: Law during the Song dynasty regulating clothing for different social classes


Name: London Financial Times (Newspaper)
Description: A British daily national newspaper with a special emphasis on business and economic affairs


Name: city-states throughout Mesoamerica (geographical area)
Description: City-states that were conquered during the late post-classic period.


Name: Darwin Glass (Geological Feature)
Description: Approximately 25000 tons of Darwin Glass is estimated to be in this area


Name: Hera / Juno (Alternate Name)
Description: Temporary names proposed for Ceres before its existence was confirmed


Name: Bicameral Legislature (Governance)
Description: The two-chamber legislative body established in Brazil


Name: Myths of Kindness, Tale of Momotaro (Battling Frightful Enemies) (Activities)
Description: Types of adventures experienced by these heroes


Name: University of Paris (Educational Institution)
Description: One of the most important academic institutions in the Western world


Name: Students in the 12th grade (Student)
Description: Individuals taking Government tests to graduate from secondary education and be eligible for university admission


Name: Boxing (Sport)
Description: The sport of boxing


Name: English compound nouns (linguistic entity)
Description: Compound nouns in English that can be spaced, hyphenated, or solid


Name: Prehistoric people (Human Group)
Description: People living in the prehistoric era


Name: The Tibetan Book of the Great Liberation (Text)
Description: A collection of Buddhist teachings on liberation


Name: Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company (Company)
Description: Companies established by the Dutch Empire during the Dutch Golden Age


Name: Biblical Artifacts (Artifact)
Description: Objects of religious or historical significance from the Bible


Name: Secondary Mineral (Classification of Mineral Deposition)
Description: Deposited during diagenesis.


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


Name: Greeks and Eastern Mediterranean (Region)
Description: Region that includes Greece and the Eastern Mediterranean coastal regions, where significant cultural interactions occurred


Name: Forts near Brough, Glossop, Buxton and modern-day Derby (archaeological site)
Description: Roman forts built in Derbyshire during their conquest of Britain


Name: Popular Christian Culture (Concept)
Description: A major element of popular culture in Christian societies


Name: Local human rights organizations (Organization)
Description: Obstruction of the work of local human rights organizations.


Name: Culture (Abstract Concept)
Description: Set of customs, traditions, and values of a society or community


Name: Evolutionary Taxonomy (Classification Method)
Description: Mixes historical and empiricist principles


Name: Good mechanical wear properties (Property)
Description: The absence of a requirement for bullion coins or bars to possess good mechanical wear properties.


Name: Fluticasone (Drug)
Description: One of the active ingredients in Seretide


Name: Buddhists (Religion)
Description: people who practice Buddhism


Name: Jinxianguan, Diaochanguan, Xiezhiguan (Clothing)
Description: Different styles of futou and guan worn by general officials, senior officials, and enforcement officials respectively.


Name: Japanese teams (Team)
Description: The teams that have been successful in Le Mans 24 Hours racing.


Name: University of North Alabama (University)
Description: Public university located in Florence


Name: The Jurchens in the Jin dynasty and Mongols in the Yuan dynasty (Ethnic groups)
Description: Jurchens from Jin dynasty and Mongols from Yuan dynasty


Name: J. J. Becher (Scientist)
Description: German alchemist who established phlogiston theory


Name: (U-Th)/He system (Geochronometer system)
Description: A system used to date the timing of cooling below a closure temperature


Name: Plastics and rubber (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces synthetic materials, such as plastics and synthetic rubber


Name: Council of State (executive body)
Description: The executive authority of the canton.


Name: Australasian tektites (tektite category)
Description: Very broad category of tektites originating from the largest Australasian strewnfield on earth


Name: Red fox (Species)
Description: The species whose lineages Rüppell's fox is nested.


Name: Aluminium (Material)
Description: A silvery, ductile, malleable, and lightweight metal


Name: Urban Wildlife Management (Action)
Description: The strategy used to manage animal populations in urban areas


Name: Radio receivers (Electronic device)
Description: A device that receives radio waves and converts the information they carry into a form that can be understood by consumers


Name: Venite (Term (Geology))
Description: The term used by Holmquist to describe migmatites


Name: Import restrictions (Economic policy)
Description: Restrictions imposed by the Algerian government on imports and foreign involvement.


Name: brine-filled subsurface lake (geographical feature)
Description: A body of water under the surface of Ceres, possibly containing high concentrations of salt.


Name: Glass beads (Beads)
Description: They can be decorated with various techniques, such as painting and enameling.


Name: Spessart (Region)
Description: A region in Bavaria, Germany.


Name: Biblical prophets and companions of Mohammed (Group)
Description: Significant figures in Islam.


Name: My Bed (Artwork)
Description: An artwork by Tracey Emin, an example of conceptual art


Name: Prehistoric tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools created during prehistoric times


Name: Upper Mississippi embayment (Geographical_feature)
Description: The drainage basin of the Upper Mississippi River in North America


Name: white wines (alcoholic drink)
Description: wine that is not red or rosé in color


Name: Van Huerter (Explorer)
Description: Portuguese explorer who discovered Faial Island


Name: Federal and national governments (Organization)
Description: entities responsible for managing the education system


Name: Strong radioactivity (Property)
Description: High level of radioactive activity due to its uranium concentration


Name: Applied Arts (Art Form)
Description: The arts that apply design and decoration to everyday practical objects


Name: Siege of Landrecies (military siege)
Description: A military operation in which a force besieges a place usually to capture it


Name: Celtic jewellery (artifact)
Description: Decorative items worn for personal adornment created by the Celts


Name: Tel Aviv, Antwerp, Johannesburg and other cities across the US, Europe and Asia (location)
Description: Cities where WFDB's independent diamond bourses are located.


Name: Cyclotron-based BNCT (Treatment method)
Description: Another type of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT)


Name: Han Chinese women (people)
Description: Women during the Qing dynasty


Name: Operation Crossbow and Operation Hydra (Military Operations)
Description: Military operations conducted by the Allies during World War II.


Name: Echinoids (Fossil organism)
Description: A group of extant and extinct marine echinoderms


Name: Various Reactions (Process)
Description: Includes Birch reduction, sodium fusion test, reducing alkynes to trans-alkenes


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: Second largest religious group in New Zealand according to the 2023 census


Name: Electronics and Clean Energy Industries (Industry)
Description: The biggest consumers of Cobalt globally.


Name: birefringence (Physical Property)
Description: Birefringence in zircon stones


Name: National Association (1876–1879) (Sports League)
Description: A baseball league that existed from 1876 to 1879, and was a successor to the National Association (1871–1875)


Name: French royal family (organization)
Description: The royal family who owned the Great Cameo of France in 1791


Name: Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences (AIGS) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory established by GIA in Bangkok, Thailand.


Name: 1960s France (Location and Time)
Description: The location and time it was developed


Name: Small-angle formula (Mathematical formula)
Description: A formula that converts an angular measurement into a distance/size ratio.


Name: Alabama residents (95.1%) (Demographic data)
Description: Residents who spoke only English at home in 2010


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Location where alexandrite was largely depleted by the 1890s due to extensive mining


Name: Juvenile Urchin (Developmental Stage)
Description: The early stage of the adult sea urchin.


Name: non-noble population (SocialGroup)
Description: Russian non-nobles who had almost no possibility of getting education


Name: Constantinople (City)
Description: The capital city of the Byzantine Empire from 330 AD until 1453 AD


Name: Conflict diamonds (Conflict Resource)
Description: Diamonds used by rebel groups or criminal organizations to finance unrest and human rights abuses


Name: Titanium powder (Physical Substance)
Description: Powdered form of Titanium metal


Name: Liu Liangzuo (Person)
Description: Han Chinese defector to the Qing dynasty


Name: 300 million Slavic inhabitants (quantitative value)
Description: Approximately 300 million Slavic people living in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe


Name: Humans (Species)
Description: The people who inhabit the earth


Name: Alps (Mountain Range)
Description: Location of Ticino


Name: Pylos (City)
Description: An ancient city on the southwestern coast of the Peloponnese, Greece


Name: 77 communes (local government divisions)
Description: The second-level administrative units of Benin


Name: Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Person)
Description: A Turkish politician who served as the Prime Minister of Turkey from 2003 to 2014 and as the President of Turkey since 2014.


Name: Latin people (People)
Description: Inhabitants of ancient Rome, whose language and culture eventually became known as Latin.


Name: Plastic Deformation Theory (Theory)
Description: The prevailing theory is that the pink is caused when the diamond is subjected to shear pressure during its formation.


Name: France (Country)
Description: The country that officially made Tunisia a French protectorate in 1881


Name: 1.3 meters (Measurement Value)
Description: The specific measurement of the sleeve width


Name: Charles Perrault (Author)
Description: Prolific writer of children's fairy tales from the 17th century


Name: Antalya and Alanya (Place)
Description: Cities on the southern Anatolian coast


Name: Ancient Greek Metal Coins (Artifact)
Description: The first metal coins invented in the ancient Greek world


Name: 143Nd (Isotope)
Description: The primary decay product for Samarium-Neodymium dating


Name: Maghrebi element (ancestral component)
Description: Ancestral component that originated in the Near East


Name: Lungs (Animal organ)
Description: The lungs of animals


Name: Frank-Walter Steinmeier (Person)
Description: Current president of Germany


Name: Nixa (City)
Description: A major city comprising the Springfield-Branson metro area


Name: Ceramics (Classification of Abrasives)
Description: A group of materials that are used to cut, grind and polish other softer materials.


Name: Princess Viktoria of Baden (royal family member)
Description: Married the future Gustaf V in 1881


Name: Sustainable Development Goals (goal_set)
Description: a set of 17 global goals aimed at the eradication of poverty, inequality and injustice, as well as addressing climate change and other global challenges