Name: Violet (Color)
Description: Spectral color found on curved edge in lower left of CIE xy chromaticity diagram


Name: Some art historians (Art Historian Group)
Description: A group of art historians who may not favor the use of stylistic classifications


Name: Iron(III) complexes (chemical compounds)
Description: Complexes formed between iron(III) and various ligands


Name: brown dwarf substellar objects (celestial_object)
Description: objects smaller than stars that are not massive enough to sustain nuclear fusion


Name: Mining interests (Industry)
Description: Interests related to mining rare-earth deposits


Name: Batavian Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The first French satellite republic, established in the territory of the Dutch Republic


Name: Minerals with High Silica Content (Mineral)
Description: Minerals such as phyllo, tectosilicates and feldspars


Name: Chert (Mineral)
Description: A type of flintlike rock that is a form of microcrystalline quartz


Name: Minoan Crete (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Another civilization with similar religious roles for women


Name: Gold coins, bars and other units (Currency)
Description: Standardized gold items used for exchange purposes


Name: Rabat Beauty (Beauty)
Description: The beauty of Rabat.


Name: British East India Company (Institution)
Description: 18th-century British trading company with territories in India


Name: pilli status (social_status)
Description: A hereditary status in Aztec society that granted privileges to its holders


Name: Philipps-University Marburg (University)
Description: -


Name: Infant mortality (Demographic Statistic)
Description: 118 of 1000 live births


Name: Other Fasting Practices in Different Buddhist Traditions (Buddhist Practice)
Description: Fasting practices that are unique to different Buddhist traditions.


Name: Salian emperors (Historical Entity)
Description: A dynasty of the Holy Roman Empire, ruling from 1024 to 1125


Name: The Hittites under Tudhaliya I (Leader/Group)
Description: -


Name: University of St Andrews (Educational Institution)
Description: Scottish University


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The largest religion in Germany


Name: Continuous casting mould flux slags (Material)
Description: Fluxes used in the continuous casting process of metals


Name: Lead (Metal)
Description: Base metals and alloys such as lead have been used


Name: Chinese music (Music)
Description: The traditional and contemporary forms of Chinese music, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse genres.


Name: Marble (Mineral)
Description: A metamorphic rock composed of recrystallized minerals, most commonly calcite or dolomite.


Name: Bastnäsite (Mineral)
Description: A phosphate mineral containing rare-earth elements, of importance in the mining industry


Name: Khitan Women (Liao dynasty) (ethnic group)
Description: Women from the Khitan ethnicity during the Liao dynasty


Name: Orchards (Agricultural land)
Description: Land used for fruit cultivation


Name: Group of artists or art movement (Artistic Group)
Description: A collection of artists with similar styles or ideologies


Name: Zn(III) (Hypothetical_state)
Description: Predicted to exist in the presence of strongly electronegative trianions.


Name: Odesa (city)
Description: A city located in Ukraine


Name: Many European Countries (Geographical Location)
Description: -


Name: Trade Partner (Economic Relation)
Description: A country or region with which another country conducts international trade


Name: Buddhism (religion)
Description: Flourished during this period


Name: The Kofun period of the 3rd to 6th century CE (time period)
Description: Time when these figures were predominantly made


Name: Maps of Enlightenment period (Artifact Class)
Description: Maps produced during the Enlightenment period


Name: Machining ferrous alloys at high speeds (Action)
Description: Leading to greatly increased wear on diamond tools compared to alternatives


Name: Ethnic Group (Cultural Group)
Description: ethnic group represented by the costume


Name: Han Chinese (social group)
Description: Refers to Han Chinese people during the Qing dynasty.


Name: Internet Fraud (Crime)
Description: Illegal activities conducted over the Internet, such as identity theft and financial scams


Name: Gemological Institute of America (GIA) (organization)
Description: An independent non-profit organization that conducts research, education, and grading in the field of diamonds, colored stones, and pearls.


Name: Ocean Currents (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Currents in the ocean affecting the climate


Name: Early Middle Ages (Britain) (time_period)
Description: A period in the history of Britain


Name: Damien Hirst (Artist)
Description: An artist known for his works in contemporary art


Name: maidens (parthénoi) (Human group)
Description: Young girls whose supreme sacrifice guaranteed the safety of the city


Name: Byzantine Empire (empire)
Description: The Eastern Roman Empire during the Middle Ages.


Name: Fra Angelico created his artwork (Artwork Creation)
Description: Fra Angelico created his artwork during this period.


Name: Melting (physical process)
Description: refers to the act of melting a solid substance into a liquid


Name: optical coherence tomography (OCT) (Imaging Technology)
Description: A non-invasive imaging technique that uses light to produce cross-sectional images of tissue


Name: 28% of Domestic Economy (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of total government expenditures in the Colombian economy


Name: Manganese (Metal)
Description: An essential human dietary element and a coenzyme in several biological processes


Name: α-quartz and β-quartz (mineral)
Description: Two types of quartz with chiral crystal structures


Name: Madeline Yale Wynne (Person)
Description: Approached her jewelry as form and composition with the emphasis on aesthetic qualities


Name: In the 1920s (Time period)
Description: The year range between 1920 and 1929.


Name: Pyroxene (Mineral)
Description: Silicate mineral found in many types of igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary rocks


Name: Jewelry (Man-made object)
Description: An item of decorative clothing, often made from precious metals or stones


Name: Saint Bridget (person)
Description: A Swedish saint, also known as Princess of Nericia


Name: 21st century (Historical period)
Description: A period of time from 2001 to the present


Name: Luis Astolfi (Person)
Description: A rider who made four Olympic appearances for Andalusia


Name: Calcium-based Nacre (Material)
Description: In the laboratory by mimicking its natural growth process.


Name: Hercules and his army (Historical figures)
Description: Crossed from Iberia to North Africa and intermarried with the local populace


Name: EU and NATO (International organization)
Description: The Italian Navy is a member of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)


Name: Pearl Sac (Biological Structure)
Description: The lining of the shell that creates a pearl.


Name: Quartz and Moganite (Silica minerals)
Description: Quartz has a trigonal crystal structure, while moganite is monoclinic.


Name: Vincent van Gogh (Artist)
Description: An artist who used combinations of yellow and purple in several of his paintings for the maximum contrast and harmony.


Name: Western Architecture (Art Form)
Description: The effect that the formal vocabulary had on Western architecture


Name: 19th-century painter (Art role)
Description: A role held by notable painters of the 19th century


Name: Bacchus (Dionysus) (Mythological Figure)
Description: The god of wine, ritual madness and ecstasy


Name: Deep enough step cut stones (type of step cut diamonds)
Description: Step cut diamonds that are deep enough to be re-cut into more popular shapes.


Name: Pastel painting (Artwork)
Description: The result of using pastels as a medium for art.


Name: Republic of Tunisia (Political Entity)
Description: The current name of Tunisia, a republic since its independence from France in 1956


Name: Constellations (Astronomical concept)
Description: Designated areas on the celestial sphere


Name: Renaissance (Artistic Movement)
Description: A period in European art from the 14th to the 17th century


Name: Competitiveness Rank (ranking)
Description: High ranking in global competitiveness


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 6th century BC


Name: 1950 (Year)
Description: A specific year in history


Name: James Dwight Dana (geologist)
Description: A leading geologist of his time


Name: Alabama State Route 167 in Alabama (Transportation_route)
Description: A state highway that runs within the borders of Alabama.


Name: 2007 federal election in Cresciano (Election)
Description: The federal election held in Cresciano in 2007


Name: prestigious educational institutions (educational characteristic)
Description: a country that hosts numerous renowned academic institutions, offering high-quality education to students from around the world


Name: private equity (Activity)
Description: the investment of capital in businesses with the expectation of generating a substantial return on that investment


Name: Extravagant plumage (Attribute)
Description: Characteristic of Asiatic species, which have an eye-spotted 'tail' or 'train'


Name: revolution (Concept)
Description: Revolution associated with red in the 18th century


Name: Inwood and Washington Heights (Neighborhood)
Description: Two neighborhoods in Manhattan, New York City


Name: kidney stone (synonym (non-mineral usage))
Description: An alternative name for nephrite, used in medical context


Name: Ranfurly (City)
Description: A town located in Otago, New Zealand


Name: Compliance Enforcement (ECJ) during EU Membership (Greece) (Legal Enforcement Impact)
Description: Greece was subject to compliance enforcement by the European Court of Justice during its EU membership.


Name: Seal (Artifact)
Description: An artifact used as a stamp or seal in the Sinosphere


Name: International Solvay Institutes for Physics and Chemistry (Institution)
Description: Research institutes focusing on physics and chemistry


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


Name: Flowers (flora)
Description: Plants that have the color yellow


Name: Aesthetic or Moral Feelings (Emotion)
Description: Feelings evoked by the appreciation of beauty, taste, or morality.


Name: Stable Society (Type of society characterized by low levels of conflict and change)
Description: A society with minimal disorder or social unrest


Name: Mintabie Opal Field (Mineral Field)
Description: Produces large quantities of crystal opal and the rarer black opal


Name: Quintas houses with innovations in the volumetric conception (building type)
Description: some of the best examples of the Republican architecture


Name: Caishen (god of prosperity and richness) (deity)
Description: A deity associated with prosperity and wealth in Chinese mythology and folklore


Name: Visconti of Milan (Historical Dynasty)
Description: One of the competing dynasties in the Middle Ages


Name: Unification of Lower and Upper Egypt (Historical Event)
Description: The event that united Lower and Upper Egypt around 3100 BC.


Name: Castleton (Geographical Location)
Description: A village in Derbyshire, Britain


Name: Marino's grandson Nicholas Querini (Person)
Description: Claimant to Andros


Name: Berbers (Ethnic Group)
Description: A group of indigenous Berber peoples in North Africa


Name: 10.02 carats (Quantity)
Description: The carat weight of the HPHT colorless diamond


Name: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (Country/Region)
Description: Geographical regions within the United Kingdom


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: A political entity located on the island of Great Britain and other islands in northwestern Europe


Name: farming (activity)
Description: Growing crops as a livelihood or an occupation


Name: S-Bahn system (Transportation System)
Description: The S-Bahn system via which Treni Regionali Ticino Lombardia (TiLo) manages the traffic


Name: Roger Federer (Tennis Player)
Description: A Swiss professional tennis player


Name: approximately 85% of the mass in the Universe (percentage)
Description: Dark matter is a mysterious substance that makes up approximately 85% of the total mass in the Universe.


Name: Chinese Calendar (officially) (calendar system)
Description: Lunisolar calendar used prior to standardization in 1929


Name: No cooperative effect (Protein property)
Description: Myoglobin, containing only one heme group, does not exhibit the cooperative effect of hemoglobin


Name: Celestial Coordinate System (Coordinate system in Astronomy)
Description: A method used in astronomy to identify a point on the celestial sphere.


Name: The Mountain Range (from 1998 to 2001) (Geographical Feature in Timeframe)
Description: The mountain range from the years 1998 to 2001, where most of the fires occurred.


Name: Latin American Electricity Sector (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: the electric energy infrastructure of Latin America


Name: Upper and Lower Austria (Geographical Area)
Description: Easternmost extent of Bavaria at the time.


Name: Public Coexistence and Education (Subject)
Description: Initiatives to promote understanding and harmony between humans and Urban Red Foxes


Name: detection, infrared rangefinders, and voice communication systems (Functionality)
Description: Purposes these materials were used for


Name: Almost all Living Things, Bodies of Water, Rocks, and Soils (Natural Entity)
Description: Titanium is found in almost all living things as well as in bodies of water, rocks, and soils


Name: Term 青 in certain contexts for 'Green' (Language Term)
Description: In certain contexts, green is still conventionally referred to as this term.


Name: Arabesque Art (Art Form)
Description: Art form that has influenced Western art and design


Name: Scientific Debate (Debate)
Description: Extensive scientific debate on the functions of these features


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


Name: Subject provinces and strategic provinces (Geographical area)
Description: Areas that provided the basis for economic stability and further expansion for the Aztec empire.


Name: Torungen (weather_station)
Description: Climate data is from Torungen, a coastal station


Name: Mesopotamia (Region)
Description: The region where lapis lazuli was introduced approximately in the late Ubaid period


Name: Colombian emerald (Gemstone)
Description: A type of traditional emerald, often referred to in the American jewelry industry.


Name: solar activity (Activity)
Description: The activity level that affects the production of 10Be


Name: Buddhists (Religion)
Description: Followers of Buddhism


Name: Serbian Government (Government)
Description: Due to its location, climate, rich forests, variety of herbs, and area for holiday and recreation


Name: Their performances (Performance)
Description: Theatre plays performed by these individuals.


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: An alternative name for the United Kingdom


Name: Cultured freshwater pearls (Product)
Description: Pearls that are farmed and created using freshwater mussels.


Name: Electron Microscopy (Technique)
Description: A type of microscopy that uses a beam of electrons rather than light to create an image


Name: Sylvia Pankhurst (Person)
Description: Prominent WSPU member, artist and designer


Name: X-ray (Radiation)
Description: Higher energy radiation sources that cause some diamonds to fluoresce


Name: Hematite and pyrite (Specific minerals)
Description: Examples of minerals that are opaque


Name: Cabochons (Gemstone type)
Description: Smooth-shaped gemstones without facets, such as jade or turquoise.


Name: Manchester United FC (Sports_club)
Description: The English football club, Manchester United FC


Name: subalpine climate (Climate)
Description: The type of climate that Kopaonik has


Name: Gutian Empire (empire)
Description: The culture played a crucial role in the Gutian Empire


Name: Sinek, S. (Author)
Description: Author of the book 'The Infinite Game'


Name: Radiation (Photons) (Energy)
Description: The energy released in the form of photons during recombination events that exceed the band gap.


Name: Technique of coloring foil red (Technique)
Description: A method developed to color foil red for use in imitation gems


Name: Silver scudo (Monetary unit)
Description: Silver coin used in Genoa


Name: differential stresses (physical force)
Description: Stress differences resulting from non-uniform conditions


Name: Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster (Disaster)
Description: The Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster at the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant


Name: priming effect (Scientific Concept)
Description: Term used for the phenomenon that intensifies mineralization by the humus N when fresh organic residues are added to soil


Name: Deep ultraviolet wavelength (225 nanometers) (Wavelength)
Description: A specific region of the electromagnetic spectrum


Name: Oscillation and Single Current Ripple Marks (Geological Feature)
Description: A pattern of sedimentary markings in a current-deposited bedding


Name: Prestige oil spill (Disaster)
Description: An oil tanker shipwreck and resulting oil spill


Name: Cooling (Geological Process)
Description: The process of a substance or object becoming cooler


Name: Parthian and Sassanid Empires (Historical Period)
Description: The time period when the swords were used


Name: C-B-C chains (IonicCompound)
Description: Replacement of C3 units in the structure of Boron Carbide


Name: population of states and cities (Demographic data)
Description: Population counts for various regions, including states and cities


Name: Foreigners in Czech Republic (Group)
Description: A group of foreigners living in the Czech Republic


Name: Savings/Bank (Asset) (FinancialAccount)
Description: An Asset account for the customer in the bank.


Name: Jobs to the Greek Population (Employment Contribution)
Description: Greece


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


Name: Sun (star)
Description: The star around which planets orbit


Name: abrasive (Material)
Description: Used in various industries for abrasion


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: The area that was formerly under Serbian control and is now known as North Macedonia.


Name: more than ten thousand people nightly (Number of people)
Description: Number of people who visit the market daily


Name: Skopje International Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport in North Macedonia


Name: 50 people (Quantity)
Description: A number representing the reduced population of Marble in 1920.


Name: Hectorite Clay (Geological Feature)
Description: A group of minerals consisting mainly of hydrated magnesium, lithium, and aluminum silicates.


Name: Worldwide (Location)
Description: Region affected by the spread of fallout from uranium daughter isotopes


Name: Central Superior Services of Pakistan (Job Role)
Description: Highest level civil services in Pakistan


Name: Exemption for entities (Exemption)
Description: An exemption for certain entities from the requirements of RCRA


Name: Wales (Region)
Description: A region in the United Kingdom


Name: Monasteries (Buddhist structure)
Description: Buildings where Buddhist monastics reside and carry out their practices


Name: anybody, those able to pay a small price, or those wearing the correct clothes (Accessibility Condition)
Description: Individuals who met specific conditions could view the art collections


Name: Unit cell volume (geometric property)
Description: Given by a2c•sin(60°)


Name: Nabi Musa (Religious_figure)
Description: A religious figure in Islamic tradition


Name: Definition of a Planet (Concept)
Description: A celestial body that has sufficient mass for self-gravity, is in orbit around a star, and neither a star nor a satellite of a planet


Name: Electrical motors (Machine)
Description: Machines that convert electrical energy into mechanical motion


Name: Henry Olcott and Anagarika Dharmapala (Individual)
Description: Originated by early Buddhist modernist figures Henry Olcott and Anagarika Dharmapala


Name: Jean Baptiste Dumas (Person)
Description: The husband of Hermine.


Name: Reaction time and amount of sodium used (ProductionVariables)
Description: Factors that affect the production of potassium-sodium alloys


Name: Margaret De Patta (studio jeweler)
Description: Studio jeweler who made jewelry that was constructivist.


Name: First civil service examination system (Historical event)
Description: The establishment of the first civil service bureaucracy by Emperor Wen of Sui


Name: First in Global Ranking (Tonnage) (Maritime Ranking)
Description: 384 million dwt


Name: Olivine (Mineral group)
Description: A group of minerals that includes forsterite, monticellite and others.


Name: Thermal Power Station (Energy Production)
Description: A power station that produces electricity using heat produced by combustion


Name: Project CRediT (Concept)
Description: A project developed to create a controlled vocabulary of contributor roles in academic and scientific publishing


Name: Diseases and cultural factors (Factor)
Description: Factors that led to the rapid shrinkage of the Tahitian population


Name: Hadith (Religious text)
Description: The saying or action of the prophet Muhammad


Name: Scott Atran's Cognitive Foundations of Natural History (Book)
Description: A more recent treatment of folk taxonomies


Name: European settlers in Ivory Coast (people)
Description: Settlers of European origin residing in Ivory Coast during the colonial period.


Name: Town of Oltu (1897) (Historical Event)
Description: The demographic information of the town of Oltu in 1897


Name: New Jersey's 5th congressional district (Congressional district)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Traditional Color Wheel (Model)
Description: A color wheel based on subtractive color


Name: Shatter resistance (Property)
Description: The ability to remain intact when broken.


Name: 20th century (Time Period)
Description: Refers to the period from 1901 to 2000.


Name: Northern Ireland Law (Legal System)
Description: The legal system of Northern Ireland based on common law principles


Name: Hellenistic Greco-Bactrian kingdom (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: Located in today's Afghanistan, where Hellenistic culture radiated into the Indian subcontinent.


Name: 2009 (Year)
Description: The year Ultrazang monthly live music night began


Name: Increased gastrointestinal loss (Medical condition cause)
Description: Cause of potassium deficiency due to increased loss through vomiting and diarrhea.


Name: East Taiwan (Location)
Description: Where the animist Taiwanese indigenous peoples mined the nephrite jade


Name: Fenitization or Na-metasomatism (Geological Process)
Description: A distinctive form of contact metamorphism accompanied by metasomatism


Name: Nobel laureates (Awards)
Description: Including Gerty and Carl Ferdinand Cori, Jaroslav Heyrovský, Otto Wichterle, Ernst Mach, Peter Grünberg, Jan Evangelista Purkyně, Antonín Holý


Name: pop (Music genre)
Description: A popular form of music


Name: Jurisdictions divided into multiple municipalities (Structure)
Description: Brazil has historically divided its jurisdictions into multiple municipalities


Name: Jade bi disks (object)
Description: Discs used to indicate an individual's rank or submission in war


Name: Jan van Eyck (Artist)
Description: A famous 15th-century Flemish painter


Name: Neodymium Magnets (Ingested) (physical object)
Description: Magnets ingested by accident or intentionally


Name: 2023 (Year)
Description: The year 2023.


Name: Turkic languages (language family)
Description: A language family primarily spoken in Central Asia and Southeast Europe


Name: The World Diamond Council (Organization)
Description: An industry body focused on promoting ethically sourced diamonds.


Name: Hastings-on-Hudson (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: Man's mitome-in is slightly larger than woman's (Social hierarchy)
Description: A custom associated with the size of Mitome-in based on gender


Name: Compressed oxygen gas (Gas form)
Description: Oxygen in its compressed state


Name: Śīla (Buddhist concept)
Description: The concept of 'moral virtues' that includes right speech, right action and right livelihood.


Name: High-status megalithic burials at south-coastal centres (burial site)
Description: High-status burials at coastal centres in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula


Name: U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox (gold_depository)
Description: A depository for U.S. gold reserves


Name: Hexagonal Close-Packed (HCP) (crystal_lattice)
Description: Type of crystal lattice found in the Nickel Arsenide Structure


Name: Geographical center of China (Monument)
Description: A monument marking the geographical center of China


Name: Soviet forces (Group)
Description: The military forces of the Soviet Union


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Not regulated as a hazardous substance by OSHA


Name: Attendants' upper garments (Clothing)
Description: Attendants had wider sleeves on their upper garments compared to servants


Name: Henri Vieuxtemps (Violinist)
Description: A major violinist who emerged in the 19th and 20th centuries


Name: Domestic Rabbits and Guinea Pigs (Domestic Pet)
Description: Species of small pets kept in open runs or gardens


Name: Depopulation program (Program)
Description: A program aimed at reducing the population of a specific area to make way for German colonization


Name: xǐ (Term)
Description: The original name given to imperial seals


Name: Problems faced by Algeria (Problem)
Description: The short-term and medium-term issues faced by Algeria.


Name: Protestantism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity


Name: Oxygen (Chemical Element)
Description: Silicon forms a family of anions known as silicates with its oxides.


Name: Vedantic Hinduism (Hindu kind)
Description: A kind of Hinduism based on the philosophy of the Upanishads


Name: Global stock of Iron in society (Quantity)
Description: 2,200 kg per capita


Name: Indo-European language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Phrygians


Name: Steel Production (Material Science)
Description: The process of creating steel, an alloy primarily consisting of iron and carbon.


Name: Fido (Animal (specifically, dog))
Description: A specific example of the 'collie' category.


Name: Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: A country where 45% of worldwide uranium production takes place in 2021


Name: TV Magazines and Women's Magazines (Specific Publications)
Description: Classes of publications with higher circulation numbers


Name: Lever-set movements (pocket watches) (type of pocket watch)
Description: They preferred this type of pocket watch due to its characteristic.


Name: New Zealand fashion industry (industry)
Description: Local fashion sector in New Zealand


Name: 2,996 (Number)
Description: The total population including offshore islands according to the 2011 Scottish census


Name: Terrestrial animals (animal group)
Description: Animals that live on land


Name: Electronics (Man-made object)
Description: An electronic device or system that uses electronics to perform a specific function


Name: Old Church Slavonic (language)
Description: The main and official language of the First Bulgarian Empire in 864 AD


Name: Fulgurite (natural phenomenon)
Description: A tube-like, hollow, glassy mineral formed when lightning strikes the ground


Name: Transculturation (Process)
Description: The merging and blending of two or more cultures by an individual or group


Name: North Africa (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in Northern Africa


Name: absorption bands of Er:YAG (Physical property)
Description: The wavelength range where Er:YAG absorbs light


Name: Suiso Frontier (Vehicle)
Description: A transporter for liquefied hydrogen.


Name: Pre-School Institutions (Educational Facility)
Description: Early childhood educational facilities in Turkey.


Name: Manchu Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty in Chinese history, lasting from 1644 to 1912


Name: 65% of Earth's crust by volume (Percentage of earth's crust)
Description: Approximately two-thirds of the Earth's crust by volume


Name: Mykhailo Hrushevsky (Person)
Description: Ukrainian historian and politician


Name: University (Institution)
Description: Educational institution offering degree programs in metalsmithing, jewelry, enameling, and blacksmithing.


Name: Brooklyn (borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs of New York City.


Name: Each state and mainland territory (Political Entity)
Description: The individual political regions in Australia, excluding the Commonwealth.


Name: Numbers (Quantity)
Description: A numerical value


Name: Dispersed engraved gems (ArtifactCollection)
Description: A collection of dispersed engraved gems


Name: 3 positions (Adjustment level)
Description: The number of positions these watches were commonly adjusted to


Name: Voyage pittoresque et archéologique dans la province d'Yucatan (Book)
Description: A book about the archaeology and picturesque aspects of Yucatan


Name: Saijō port industrial zone (Industrial Zone)
Description: A part of Saijō city's industrial area


Name: Enclosing Peridotite (Geological Rock Type)
Description: The rock that reacts with eclogite melt to produce pyroxenite


Name: Locarno, the Maggia Valley, Lugano and Mendrisio (town)
Description: Four towns in Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A country located in Anatolia and Southeastern Europe with a significant part of Western Asia


Name: Black gown (Clothing)
Description: The garment worn by officials of ninth rank and above in the early Song dynasty, later removed from the color system of official gowns.


Name: Providence, Rhode Island (Location)
Description: City where Brown University was founded


Name: Excessive secrecy (Concept)
Description: A large amount of secrecy, often criticized as a source of conflict.


Name: tower (Physical Structure)
Description: A tall structure with several floors and walls used for defense or as a symbol of power


Name: Refinement process (Process)
Description: Improvement made to a product or system


Name: K (AlphabeticalValue)
Description: Potassium's symbol is K.


Name: Report (Document)
Description: A report that illustrated a method to thwart detection of conflict minerals.


Name: Medieval Coins (Class of Coins)
Description: Coins from the Middle Ages


Name: sixteen cities (with over a million inhabitants) (Number)
Description: A number representing the sixteen cities in Russia with over a million inhabitants.


Name: construction (Activity)
Description: Building and construction activities


Name: One or more individuals within Taiwan's political and cultural sphere (Person)
Description: Not specified, refers to the people responsible for proposing the concept of Taiwanese multiculturalism


Name: Western society (Society)
Description: The society undergoing significant changes in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.


Name: Shatter Cones and High-Pressure Minerals (Geological Feature)
Description: Characteristics of shocked rocks


Name: 7 crystal systems (crystal system set)
Description: A set containing seven crystal systems in crystallography


Name: Mururoa Atoll (Location)
Description: An atoll located in French Polynesia


Name: Central Guerrero, the Puebla Valley, on the gulf coast and against the Otomi and Matlatzinca in the Toluca Valley (region)
Description: Various regions conquered by Axayacatl


Name: Battle of Poltava (1709) (Historical Battle)
Description: A battle that resulted in a decisive victory for Russia over the Swedes and their allies.


Name: Lithium (sustainable and responsible extraction in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Extraction Practice)
Description: The sustainable and responsible practices for extracting lithium in these countries


Name: Gradian (Unit of measurement)
Description: A unit of angle measurement equal to 1/400 of a full turn.


Name: Irradiation Process (gemstone treatment)
Description: A process that can make gemstones radioactive


Name: Mid-19th Century (Time Period)
Description: Time period during which Norway's democracy was limited


Name: Eastern Switzerland (region)
Description: A region in eastern Switzerland.


Name: Italian Renaissance Arts (Field of Study or Interest)
Description: The artistic movement that took place in Italy during the Renaissance


Name: Natura 2000 (European Union) (International Organization)
Description: The Natura 2000 network, to which France is a part of through the European Union


Name: minerals and synthetic materials (form)
Description: Forms in which aluminosilicates are found


Name: League of God's House (Historical League)
Description: A league


Name: Portuguese Merchants (Merchant Group)
Description: Brought the first orange trees to Europe from Asia


Name: GDP (Economic Indicator)
Description: Value contributed by the IT industry to Ukraine's overall economy


Name: theoretically unlimited (adjective phrase)
Description: indicating that something has no known limit or maximum


Name: Vesica shape (Shape)
Description: A pointed oval shape


Name: Agamic schools of Hinduism (schools of Hinduism)
Description: Schools of Hinduism that follow the Agamas and consider the Agamas as authoritative


Name: White Sea coast (Location)
Description: A coastal area along the White Sea in Russia


Name: Mafic Rock (Geological Classification)
Description: A class of igneous rocks with low silica content


Name: Bronx (Location)
Description: A borough of New York City


Name: National Reconciliation Programme (Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at modernizing Algeria and addressing the causes of alienation


Name: New York City's rentable apartments (Real Estate Market)
Description: The total number of rentable apartments in New York City.


Name: Neptune (Planet)
Description: A planet in our solar system


Name: true (Boolean)
Description: Indicates whether the Aztec Empire restores local rulers to their positions once their city-state is conquered


Name: Monoclinic system (Crystal System)
Description: A three-dimensional pattern exhibited by crystals.


Name: Industrial Applications of Synthetic Diamond (Process)
Description: The primary uses of synthetic diamond in various industries


Name: 12th century (Time period)
Description: Emergence of waterschappen agencies


Name: Pelham Bay Park (park)
Description: the largest park in New York City


Name: Neutralizing Acids (Process)
Description: Balancing acidity in chemical reactions or solutions


Name: IJsselmeer (Geographical feature)
Description: Body of water created by Afsluitdijk


Name: in 1747 (event)
Description: The year Nader Shah was assassinated in 1747


Name: Color (Color)
Description: Results in the colors associated with sunrise and sunset, making mountains appear purple.


Name: Fes (City)
Description: A city in Morocco.


Name: July 20, 1810 (Date)
Description: The day that is now celebrated as Colombia's Independence Day


Name: Skarn Deposits (Mineral Deposit)
Description: Metal ore deposits that have skarn as gangue and can form by any combination of closed metamorphism or open system metasomatism, although most are related to magmatic-hydrothermal systems.


Name: Rustamid Kingdom (kingdom)
Description: Established in Algeria and stretched from Tafilalt in Morocco to the Nafusa mountains in Libya


Name: Ethnic group (North Macedonia) (Ethnic Group)
Description: The main ethnic groups in North Macedonia


Name: Athenian Empire (Political Entity)
Description: An ancient Greek political entity centered on the city-state of Athens


Name: March 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami (disaster)
Description: A natural disaster that occurred in March 2011


Name: Flemish novels (Literature)
Description: Novels written in the Flemish language


Name: Table Below (Document Component)
Description: The tabular data provided in a document or source.


Name: Rapaport price (Economic concept)
Description: De facto retail price baseline


Name: Ruhr (Region)
Description: The largest urban area of Germany


Name: active community theater culture (Culture)
Description: Cultural activity involving amateur and local productions


Name: Guru Nanak (Person)
Description: The first guru and founder of Sikhism


Name: High-Quality Microphones (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert sound into electrical signals


Name: Gbagbo (Person)
Description: Laurent Gbagbo, the President of Ivory Coast


Name: 120 million years (Time Period)
Description: A period of time in the Earth's history.


Name: French Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: A revolutionary period in French history that took place from 1789 to 1799, marked by the overthrow of the Bourbon monarchy and the rise of radical political ideologies


Name: Britain (Country)
Description: Location in Europe


Name: Europeans (PeopleGroup)
Description: A group of people originating from Europe


Name: East (Geographical Location)
Description: A region in the eastern part of the world


Name: Rock (Geology class)
Description: A naturally occurring solid substance, consisting of mineral and/or organic materials


Name: High pressures or low temperatures (Conditions)
Description: A particular set of environmental conditions.


Name: Income Level (Upper-Middle) (Economic Classification)
Description: A classification of countries based on their GDP per capita


Name: 1963 Vajont Dam flood (Disaster)
Description: A disaster that occurred due to significant erosion in Italy's mountainous regions


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


Name: John Hancock Tower (Building)
Description: The John Hancock Tower (completed in 1976) in Boston.


Name: 20,000–30,000 men (maximum size) (Number)
Description: Estimated maximum size of the army


Name: Foreign exchange trading (Financial Activity)
Description: The buying and selling of currencies in a market.


Name: peacekeeping and peace creating tasks (Operation)
Description: Tasks related to maintaining or establishing peace


Name: Mapbox (Organization)
Description: A location data and digital maps company


Name: 1494 °C (Temperature)
Description: The boiling point of calcium.


Name: Topaz (Mineral)
Description: A mineral primarily composed of aluminum fluoride silicate (Al2SiO4F2)


Name: 1920 (Date)
Description: The year when Australia joined the League of Nations


Name: Latin cruciare (Etymology)
Description: A Latin verb meaning 'to put to death on the cross' or 'to torture, torment', especially in reference to mental troubles.


Name: Brazilian territory (Geographical area)
Description: Territory belonging to Brazil


Name: Formation of Pink Diamond (Geological Process)
Description: The geological process by which pink diamonds are formed.


Name: United Nations (International Organization)
Description: A global intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security


Name: Atoms of nitrogen, boron, and hydrogen (Elements)
Description: The chemical elements that can be introduced into diamond during growth at significant concentrations


Name: The Hadean Eon (Mars) (Geological Eon)
Description: The earliest eon of Mars, lasting from the planet's formation until the beginning of the Eoarchean Superperiod.


Name: Norwegian Fjords (Geographical Feature)
Description: Deep narrow inlets with steep sides and narrow mouths


Name: Visitors to Mallorca (Group of people)
Description: People who travel to Mallorca for leisure or other purposes


Name: College of William & Mary (Educational institution)
Description: One of the nine original Colonial Colleges founded before the American Revolution


Name: Edelweiss (Flora)
Description: A flowering plant that grows in rocky areas of the Alps


Name: Australian Bureau of Statistics (Organization)
Description: An Australian institution responsible for collecting and analysing statistical information about the country


Name: Macehualtin (Landless) (Social Class)
Description: Landless Macehualtin who worked directly for a lord


Name: Scottish-influenced non-fusilier regiments which wear the hackle's association with green (regiment)
Description: Regiments that have an association with the color green, most prominent in the hue of their kilts and stripes


Name: Berber dynasties (historical_dynasty)
Description: A series of Berber dynasties that arose in the 11th century


Name: Mandarin (Language)
Description: A language spoken by the Han Chinese and one of the most widely spoken languages in the world


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


Name: First Dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: The first royal dynasty of Ancient Egypt, lasting from c. 3100 BC to 2686 BC.


Name: media organizations (communication)
Description: Entities that gather, disseminate, and create information and entertainment


Name: E.P. Thompson (Person)
Description: A British scholar who had an influence on the development of cultural studies in the UK


Name: British flag (National flag)
Description: The British flag bears the color red


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


Name: Correlation of sediments with narrow species' time range (Geological process)
Description: The process of correlating sedimentary rock formations with short-lived species


Name: Late Baroque Chapel of St. John Nepomuk (Building)
Description: A chapel dedicated to St. John Nepomuk


Name: Regulators (Governmental Bodies)
Description: Authorities that set rules and guidelines for banks.


Name: Systema Naturae (1735) (Scientific Work)
Description: A work by Carl Linnaeus that introduced the binomial nomenclature


Name: Indonesia (Country)
Description: an Southeast Asian island nation


Name: Death (Event)
Description: The cessation of life


Name: Tahitian Population (People)
Description: The entire population of Tahiti


Name: The Lion and the Unicorn (Animal Symbols)
Description: Iconic animals associated with the United Kingdom


Name: Erosion (geological process)
Description: The removal of soil and rock by water, wind, or ice


Name: mosque (Islamic Place of Worship)
Description: After the Ottoman conquest in the mid-15th century


Name: Framework silicates (Classification of minerals)
Description: General category for minerals with a three-dimensional framework of silicate tetrahedra


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


Name: Haiwee Reservoir (Geographical Feature)
Description: Located in Inyo County, California, US


Name: Inner Hebrides (geographical region)
Description: It is the second-largest island of the Inner Hebrides (after Skye)


Name: Dual-phase Steel (material grade)
Description: A type of AHSS that is heat treated to contain both a ferritic and martensitic microstructure.


Name: surrounding countries (Geographical Region)
Description: Especially from the former East Bloc nations


Name: UNESCO (Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: Kansas City (City)
Description: Missouri's largest city and the principal city of the Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area


Name: Swiss Gemmological Institute's Diamond Spotter, DiamondSure UV/visible spectrometer (Device)
Description: Examples of devices used for detecting synthetic diamonds


Name: Sapphire crystal production (Application)
Description: Used in the production of sapphire crystals


Name: Dried Cobalticyanide paper (chemical indicator)
Description: The dried Cobalticyanide paper used for detecting zinc


Name: leucosome (rock constituent)
Description: Light-colored granitic components exsolved within melanosome


Name: Draft Riots of 1863 (Event)
Description: A series of violent incidents in New York


Name: Laterally (direction)
Description: Typically as part of a larger plate.


Name: neutron absorber in nuclear fusion (Role)
Description: -


Name: [6 million Jews, 130,000 Romani, 275,000 disabled, thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses, thousands of homosexuals, and hundreds of thousands of political and religious opponents] (Group of People)
Description: Various minority groups persecuted by the German government during World War II


Name: Map Projections (Technology)
Description: Techniques for depicting the Earth's spherical surface on a flat map


Name: Farmers (Minoan) (Occupation)
Description: An individual who maintains or operates land and crops to produce food


Name: Arabian Peninsula (Geographical Region)
Description: A peninsula located in Western Asia


Name: Banded iron formations (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock consisting of repeated thin layers of iron oxides alternating with bands of iron-poor shale and chert


Name: Changing underwater currents (Environmental condition)
Description: Variations in the direction and speed of ocean water movements


Name: Tristan and Iseult, Lancelot-Grail (Works of literature)
Description: Anonymous medieval French texts


Name: The political and linguistic interests of these communities (Community Interest)
Description: Split into distinct components since about 1970.


Name: Marie Curie's work (Work)
Description: Research on radioactivity


Name: 4000 years (Quantity)
Description: A period of time


Name: Impact Cratering (Geological Process)
Description: The process by which an asteroid or comet strikes a planetary body, creating a crater


Name: Emperors, dukes, princes, civil officials, and military officials (Social group)
Description: Different groups of people in the Han dynasty who wore different types of headgear


Name: Agriculture (activity)
Description: The practice of cultivating the soil, growing crops and raising livestock.


Name: Vector Spaces (Mathematical Structure)
Description: A mathematical space equipped with two binary operations, vector addition and scalar multiplication.


Name: Château de Chenonceau (Building)
Description: A French chateau spanning the River Cher, in the Loire Valley


Name: Al3+ (Ion)
Description: The Aluminum ion with a charge of +3.


Name: Regional metamorphism effects (Geological phenomena)
Description: Effects produced during regional metamorphism in a subducting slab


Name: New Democracy (ND) (Political Party)
Description: Liberal-conservative political party in Greece


Name: Marine Style (Art Style)
Description: A type of Minoan art style that depicts sea creatures


Name: having the longest artificial ski slope in Europe (ski slope)
Description: Longest artificial ski slope in Europe, opened in 2019


Name: Aureole (Geographical Term)
Description: A circular or elliptical zone of influence caused by the spreading of heat from a point source.


Name: 18th century rulers, bishops and aristocracy (social class class)
Description: Rulers, religious leaders and members of the aristocracy in the 18th century


Name: Australia's electoral system (for Tasmania and the ACT) (electoral system)
Description: The way Tasmania and the ACT conduct their elections


Name: Deities carrying torcs (Conceptual entity)
Description: Depictions of deities holding torcs


Name: Norwegian Merchant Marine (merchant_marine)
Description: The fourth-largest merchant marine fleet in the world led by Nortraship.


Name: 26th position (Ranking)
Description: Ranking in net financial assets according to Allianz A.G.


Name: Rest of United States (Region)
Description: The rest of the geographical area that constitutes the contiguous U.S.


Name: Nikos Dendias (Person)
Description: Greek politician, Minister for Foreign Affairs


Name: Sthavira community schisms (Event)
Description: schisms that occurred during and after the Mauryan period


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


Name: increasing demand for boron (Demand)
Description: The increasing demand for boron driven by the production of glass fiber, fiberglass, and borosilicate glassware


Name: Mycenaean Greece (ancient civilization)
Description: The period of Greek history from approximately 1600 BC to 1100 BC.


Name: human intervention (Event)
Description: Actions taken by humans to modify or change the city's landscape


Name: Last kings of Rome (Person)
Description: Not specified in text but may have borne Etruscan title lucumo


Name: a moss-like pattern (Pattern)
Description: Exhibits a moss-like pattern.


Name: mollusks (12000) (organism)
Description: 12000 mollusks are needed to produce 1.4 ounces of Tyrian Purple


Name: Sociology (Academic Discipline)
Description: Study of society and social interactions


Name: Highest Czech Award for Film Achievement (Qualifier)
Description: A qualifier that describes the Czech Lion award.


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Culture)
Description: The last phase of the Bronze Age in ancient Greece


Name: Zhumingfu (Clothes)
Description: Clothes worn by the crown prince on less formal but important occasions


Name: Martin Luther (1483–1546) (Religion)
Description: Martin Luther, German monk and theology professor, was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation


Name: Mylonitization (Geological Process)
Description: The process of a rock being transformed into a fine-grained mylonite.


Name: Some Inscriptions (Text)
Description: Texts found on rings, some were devotional and others romantic in nature.


Name: Skinner (2005) (Person)
Description: Author Skinner in 2005


Name: Westchester Library System (Library system)
Description: The library system serving Westchester County, established in 1958


Name: Lithium fluoride (Compound of Lithium)
Description: A form of lithium used in various applications


Name: Pacific Northwest Coast (geographical region)
Description: A coastal region in the Pacific Northwest, part of North America


Name: Mallorca (Geographical Location)
Description: An island in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Etruscan art (art)
Description: Art produced by the Etruscans


Name: English-speaking world (language community)
Description: Community of people who speak English as a native or second language


Name: Agrofert (Company)
Description: A Czech company in the food industry


Name: 2.9% (Percentage)
Description: Annual growth rate of Brazil's population in the 1960s


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman's father (Person)
Description: Father of Percy Williams Bridgman


Name: Municipalities of Andalusia (Administrative divisions)
Description: Belong to Andalusia, Spain


Name: Lake Regions (Geographical Region)
Description: The North Island has several lake regions, including the Rotorua region and the Taupo region


Name: humanitarian projects (Projects)
Description: Projects financed by the French Development Agency


Name: Equation (Mathematical Construct)
Description: A set of symbols and rules for performing calculations.


Name: Painting of a bison colored with red ochre (Artwork)
Description: A painting found in the Cave of Altamira


Name: 'Abd al-Malik's Dome of the Rock' (Building)
Description: A historic building in Jerusalem built by Caliph Abd al-Malik


Name: Joly de Lotbinière's photograph (Artwork)
Description: First photograph of the Acropolis, published in 1842


Name: heating (action)
Description: The process of applying heat to an object or substance in order to change its state or properties


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


Name: Sainsbury's supermarket (Building)
Description: A Sainsbury's supermarket located in Ipswich.


Name: Higher Rainfall (Climatic Condition)
Description: A climatic condition characterized by increased average precipitation


Name: None (single diamond head) (Tool)
Description: A single diamond head used for engraving


Name: Scottish Reformation (Historical Event)
Description: A significant event in Scottish history


Name: 8Be (Isotope)
Description: An isotope with a very short half-life of about 8 x 10^-17 s


Name: Francoist Law (Legislation)
Description: A law established during Franco's rule


Name: General convention for sizing of needles (Convention)
Description: The general understanding that smaller needle numbers correspond to larger needle sizes


Name: parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy since 1848 (Political System)
Description: The political system of The Netherlands, which has been a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary democracy since 1848


Name: business and education (activities)
Description: Business transactions and educational instruction


Name: Homework (School Task)
Description: The homework given to pupils in the Gymnasium system


Name: Middle Ordovician period (Geological time period)
Description: A geological period that began around 465 million years ago


Name: ammolite (gemstone)
Description: Ammolite, a gemstone


Name: Busch Stadium (Building)
Description: A baseball stadium located in St. Louis, Missouri and home to the St. Louis Cardinals


Name: Agaunum (Historical Site)
Description: An ancient town believed to be the site of martyrdom of Theban Legion


Name: 610,000 to 750,000 years (Time Period)
Description: The age of the Australasian strewnfield.


Name: Great St Bernard Pass (GeographicalFeature)
Description: High Alpine mountain pass in the Pennine Alps on the border between Switzerland and Italy


Name: A new class of objects (Class of celestial bodies)
Description: Objects discovered near Ceres


Name: Nakşa (Name)
Description: The Turkish name of Naxos


Name: Native Americans (Cultural group)
Description: Indigenous peoples of North America


Name: Banks (Financial Institutions)
Description: Activities undertaken by banks include personal banking, corporate banking, investment banking, private banking, transaction banking, insurance, wealth management and asset management.


Name: 13th-century Venetian Seven Sleepers of Ephesus (Artifact)
Description: A representation of the Biblical story of the Seven Sleepers, made during the 13th century in Venice


Name: Certificate of Seal Impression (Document)
Description: The certificate issued after registration and certification of an inkan


Name: Transformation (Process)
Description: A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.


Name: Greek alphos (Language Root)
Description: A Greek word meaning 'whitish'


Name: important reforms (Policy change)
Description: Reforms such as a democratic constitution, agrarian reform, restructuring of the army, political decentralization and women's right to vote


Name: High-quality care (Healthcare service)
Description: Medical attention of superior standard


Name: Granada (City)
Description: A city in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Cádiz-to-Rome road (Via Herculea) (historical route)
Description: Historical Roman road connecting Cádiz and Rome


Name: Chinese art and architecture (Art Architecture)
Description: The traditional and modern forms of artistic and architectural expression in China, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse styles.


Name: from the Early Neolithic (7th millennium BC) to the Late Chalcolithic (5th millennium BC) (time frame)
Description: Period during which nephrite tools and amulets were found on the Balkans, mainly Bulgaria


Name: Alexander Balas (Person)
Description: Ancient Seleucid ruler


Name: [various cations, heavy metals] (Compound Interaction)
Description: Chemical interactions involving the compound.


Name: 16th century (Century)
Description: Century between 1501 and 1600.


Name: Numerous tourist facilities (Tourism Infrastructure)
Description: Multiple tourist facilities in the high Alps of Ticino.


Name: a southern state (Geographical_region)
Description: A region classified as the Southern United States


Name: IMRO and Macedonian Youth Secret Revolutionary Organization (MYSRO) (political groups)
Description: Political organizations in Macedonia


Name: Dry-stone walls and huts (Building)
Description: Structures built using dry stone walls


Name: University of Oxford (Educational Institution)
Description: A university in Oxford, England


Name: Spells and incantations (magical text)
Description: Texts used in ancient Egypt for various purposes


Name: Everledger (Technical services)
Description: A service that tracks diamond movement across borders using a blockchain database


Name: Friends Goodwill (ship)
Description: The first emigrant ship to sail from Larne in 1717


Name: Manhattan (New York County) (Borough)
Description: One of the five boroughs that form New York City


Name: new posts (geographical_location)
Description: New military outposts established by French contingents.


Name: colorless, yellow-golden, red, brown, blue, and green (mineral_characteristic)
Description: The natural color of Zircon varies between these colors


Name: Armstrong process (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A flow production process for titanium powder


Name: Impact-related Pseudotachylytes (Geological Feature)
Description: Specific type of pseudotachylytes associated with impact structures


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country spanning northeastern Africa and southeast Asia by the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Lazurite (Mineral)
Description: A blue feldspathoid silicate mineral, the main component of lapis lazuli.


Name: Oxide layer (Compound)
Description: The passive oxide layer that forms on the surface of cerium due to its reaction with oxygen in the air.


Name: proximity fuses (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that detonate an explosive when it comes close to another object


Name: Different regional specialties (Food)
Description: Regional dishes such as cassoulet, choucroute, quiche, beef bourguignon, Provençal tapenade, etc.


Name: Standard Attendance Times (Time Schedule)
Description: The standard attendance times in Austria for schools.


Name: Slightly increased birth rate (beginning of the 21st century) (Temporal Event with Change)
Description: A trend in Andalusia's birth rate


Name: Kabuki (Art)
Description: Traditional Japanese theatre.


Name: And his work had a profound impact on German national identity and political thought (Philosophers)
Description: Johann Gottlieb Fichte was a leading figure in German philosophy during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His work had a profound impact on German national identity and political thought


Name: Global Supply Chain (Supply Chain)
Description: A network between different organizations involved in the production and distribution of goods and services


Name: Rhode Island, Narragansett Bay (location)
Description: Geographical regions


Name: Paint Pigment (Art Supply)
Description: A substance mixed with paint to create color


Name: Attitude towards Realistic Art (Idea)
Description: The viewpoint that realistic art is hostile to intellectual and moral advancement, as expressed by André Breton.


Name: Several deys (Group of leaders)
Description: There were several deys during this period


Name: Cultured freshwater pearls (Jewelry Item)
Description: Pearls that are farmed and created using freshwater mussels


Name: Face-centered cubic lattice (crystal_structure)
Description: A type of crystal structure characterized by a specific arrangement of atoms


Name: Afghanistan Government (Government)
Description: The government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan


Name: M.S. degree from Northwestern University (Degree)
Description: -


Name: Baghdad (Location)
Description: City where the technology of papermaking spread to Europe


Name: Tail of Beaver (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the beaver used for slapping the water as a warning signal.


Name: Norway's women's handball national team (Sport Team)
Description: The women's handball team representing Norway


Name: Hellenistic culture (Historical event/movement)
Description: Culture that was dominant in the courts of most of the Near East and increasingly being adopted by European elites during the period following Alexander's conquests.


Name: New Zealand dollar (Currency)
Description: The official currency of New Zealand and some other territories


Name: Thessaly (Region)
Description: A region in Greece located on the Aegean Sea


Name: 19th century orientalist writers (Group_of_people)
Description: Writers who studied and interpreted Eastern cultures in the 19th century


Name: Matcha, Japanese Tea Ceremony (Tradition)
Description: A tradition associated with the preparation of green tea in Japan.


Name: Privatisation and Market Liberalisation (Policy)
Description: Economic policies that shift control of enterprises from the state to individuals.


Name: Population of Maggia (NumericalValue)
Description: The total number of people residing in Maggia as of December 2020.


Name: Lapis lazuli (Mineral)
Description: Main blue colourant for artwork before 1709


Name: 224,000 steelworkers in 2000 (occupation)
Description: The number of people employed in the steel industry


Name: classical nova explosions (astrophysics_event)
Description: explosive events that occur when a white dwarf in a binary system accumulates matter from a companion star until it reaches the Chandrasekhar limit and explodes


Name: 1903 (Year)
Description: The year of publication for the work 'Descriptive geology of Nevada south of the fortieth parallel and adjacent portions of California'


Name: Fluorescent lighting tubes (Product)
Description: Used beryllium compounds


Name: Brazilian film history (history)
Description: In Brazilian film history


Name: Immigrants within EU (People group)
Description: A group of immigrants who are citizens of other European Union countries.


Name: Rainbow Springs (Nature reserve)
Description: A nature reserve and tourist attraction in Rotorua, New Zealand


Name: Talisman (Artifact)
Description: An object, less robust and usually individualized forms, often used for protection


Name: Region (kraj) (Administrative Division)
Description: One of the thirteen administrative regions in the Czech Republic


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: One of the materials rings can be made of


Name: Italian Meals (Meal structure)
Description: The structure of meals in Italy


Name: Kopaonik's highest point (Geographical Feature)
Description: Originally known as Milan's Peak


Name: Raw Material Source (Source)
Description: The best steel came from oregrounds iron of a region north of Stockholm, Sweden.


Name: Increase in osmolality (Physiological condition)
Description: An elevation in the osmolality of body fluids


Name: Sedimentary_rock (Geological_formation)
Description: Rock formed by the deposition and subsequent solidification of minerals.


Name: Roman Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: Ancient Roman political entity


Name: Apuan Alps (Geographical location)
Description: Carrara marble is abundant in the Apuan Alps.


Name: Baseball (1947 and 1965) (Competition)
Description: The World Baseball Championship for amateurs


Name: 1,3,5-triazines (Compound)
Description: Compound prepared by trimerization of certain nitriles such as cyanogen chloride


Name: Inner Shirt and Trousers (Clothing)
Description: Common undergarments during that period


Name: Group of Twenty (G20) (International organization)
Description: An international forum for the governments and central bank governors from 19 countries and the European Union to consult on matters regarding the global economy


Name: Sonatrach (Company)
Description: The Algerian national oil company


Name: Germany in the 1560s (Location)
Description: According to the Gemological Institute of America


Name: Harappans (people)
Description: Inhabitants of the Indus Valley


Name: Pietra della Reconciliazione (gemstone name)
Description: -


Name: Wool and Silk (Material)
Description: Materials used in the carpet industry


Name: Scientific revolutions (Historical event)
Description: A fundamental change in paradigms or models in a particular area of study


Name: Breaking of Seals (Historical Practice)
Description: The practice of breaking seals upon death or change of authority


Name: Pyrite during metamorphic processes (Geological process)
Description: -


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


Name: HNO3 (Substance)
Description: Nitric acid


Name: Southeastern section of Brazilian Topography (Geographical Feature)
Description: Complex mass of ridges and mountain ranges


Name: non-Pashtuns (Ethnic group)
Description: Non-Pashtuns who live in proximity with Pashtuns and have adopted Pashtunwali.


Name: Network of Channels (Geological Feature)
Description: The network through which the anatectic melt moved during a specific stage of metamorphic history


Name: Latin America (Region)
Description: Geographical region in South America and Caribbean


Name: Asymmetric folds and boudinages (GeologicalFeature)
Description: Structures related to the orientations of the finite strain axes.


Name: Etruria (modern-day Tuscany) (Location)
Description: The region where Etruscan ceramics were produced.


Name: Jean Cocteau (Person)
Description: One of the artists aligned with Elsa Schiaparelli


Name: ordinary people (group)
Description: Common people who lived during the Qing Dynasty.


Name: molten Na3AlF6, AlF3, and fluorite (CaF2) (chemical compound mixture)
Description: Chemical compound mixture where alumina is dissolved


Name: Edirne (GeographicalEntity)
Description: A city in Turkey, historically significant as the third capital of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Pezinok District, Slovakia (Location)
Description: A location where one of the world's biggest Goldmanite deposits can be found


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: One of the world's major religions


Name: Muscovite Mica (Mineral)
Description: Silicate mineral with a sheet-like structure


Name: Diamond (Allotrope)
Description: A hard, transparent form of carbon


Name: Attitude and social consciousness (Characteristics)
Description: In the context of a shokunin


Name: NaBePO4 (Chemical_Formula)
Description: A chemical formula representing the composition of Beryllonite


Name: Absorption and Emission (Physical Phenomena)
Description: No further information provided


Name: Mount Ararat (Mountain)
Description: Turkey's highest point at 5,137 metres (16,854 feet)


Name: Fused Cervical Vertebrae (Anatomical feature)
Description: The cervical vertebrae are typically fused, an adaptation trading flexibility for stability during swimming.


Name: Moravia (Geographical Region)
Description: East Central European region in the 9th century


Name: Napoleon (Person)
Description: French military and political leader during the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: The primary religion of the Hindu population


Name: Cameo in this context (Subtype of engraved gem)
Description: The design is raised above the surface.


Name: seaplane that linked Tobermory with Glasgow and Oban (SeaplaneService)
Description: -


Name: Carbonic anhydrase (Enzyme)
Description: An enzyme that converts carbon dioxide into bicarbonate and vice versa.


Name: Small particle diameter (Property)
Description: The small size of a nanoparticle.


Name: Exotic luxury goods (Goods)
Description: Exotic and valuable goods brought back to Aztec Mexico by the pochteca.


Name: Nelson Rockefeller (Politician)
Description: U.S. Vice President who resided in Westchester County.


Name: Harvard University in 1955 (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Schneeberg and Johanngeorgenstadt (Germany) (Location)
Description: Places where Eulytine was discovered


Name: Skin (body part)
Description: the external covering of the body, serving as a protective barrier


Name: Container (Object)
Description: A closed or partially open artificial container


Name: Folk Costume (Clothing)
Description: variant of the folk costume


Name: 10% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of workers in Switzerland holding low-paid jobs


Name: Iron(II) sulfate (FeSO4·7H2O) (Iron compound)
Description: A commonly used iron compound in industry.


Name: Traditional China (Culture)
Description: A culture in China


Name: Umba Valley (Geographical area)
Description: A valley located in Mkinga District, Tanga Region, Tanzania.


Name: Thalys, Eurostar and TGV (trains)
Description: Different types of high-speed trains in France


Name: Church organization in Moravia (Organization)
Description: -


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: The country that still claims sovereignty over Ceuta and Melilla


Name: tengrü (Word)
Description: The proposed original form of Tengri.


Name: Natural Landmarks of U.S. States (Geographical Feature)
Description: The natural landmarks of the states of the United States


Name: mountain and glacier (geographical features)
Description: Areas within Aosta Valley that are uninhabitable due to their nature


Name: Isaac Newton (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Industrial, Domestic, and Technological Applications (Application Category)
Description: A wide category of uses for abrasives.


Name: Denmark (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country


Name: Certain laser systems (Application context)
Description: Specific applications of lasers


Name: 1894 (Year)
Description: The year New Zealand pioneered compulsory arbitration between employers and unions


Name: Tahitian pearl (gem)
Description: -


Name: Blanford's Fox (Animal species)
Description: A species of fox that competes with red foxes for food and den sites when their ranges overlap


Name: Kingdom of Italy (Political Entity)
Description: The political entity formed after the unification of Italy in 1861


Name: through contemporary writers such as Albert Camus and Assia Djebar (Author)
Description: Authors who have made significant contributions to Algerian literature


Name: Kingfisher jade (Mineral)
Description: The name given due to its resemblance to the feathers of the kingfisher bird


Name: Atoms and Molecules (Physical structures)
Description: The basic units of matter


Name: Deuriopus (Geographical Region)
Description: Southern part of Paeonia


Name: Large surface to volume ratio (Material characteristic)
Description: A significant factor for nanoparticles


Name: Site (Location)
Description: The location of the Parthenon ruins


Name: Regulation of Elections, Education, Employment and Child Labor (Policy)
Description: Policies regulated during Folk's administration


Name: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental economic organization with 37 member countries, founded in 1961 to stimulate economic progress and world trade.


Name: paint for reflective decorative effects (Product)
Description: Used in automotive and cosmetic industries.


Name: unexploited portions of spectrum (Spectrum regions)
Description: Portions of the spectrum not used by the halobacteria


Name: ASTM International (Organization)
Description: An international standards organization


Name: Graubünden (Geographical region)
Description: A large alpine area located in Switzerland


Name: Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga (Person)
Description: The prime minister of Japan from 2020 to the present


Name: Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: A three-dimensional work of art.


Name: Roman Art (Art Form)
Description: A style of art originating from Rome


Name: Historical Misconceptions (Concept)
Description: East Asians did not do cartography until Europeans arrived


Name: Early Āgamas and Abhidharma literature (Buddhist scriptures)
Description: These texts are generally given greater authority


Name: clean and less noticeable joins of the steel (metal_connection)
Description: The process of connecting different pieces of metal in a clean and less conspicuous manner


Name: Brussels-Capital Region (Region)
Description: One of the three regions of Belgium, which is bilingual in French and Dutch.


Name: Chinampa Yields (Agricultural Production)
Description: Production yield from a hectare of chinampas


Name: Her Daughter by her second husband (Aztec Noble)
Description: Not specified in the text


Name: Spanish-speaking nations (Country (group))
Description: Brazil's national culture is distinct from those of its Spanish-speaking neighbors.


Name: New Zealand conservationists (People)
Description: Individuals dedicated to the preservation and protection of New Zealand's natural environment and wildlife


Name: Latemar (Mountain)
Description: a mountain range in the Dolomites


Name: Cyprus (Geographical Location)
Description: An island nation in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, south of Turkey and west of Syria


Name: Middle Ages in Europe (Historical period or location)
Description: Period in European history roughly contemporary with the High and Late Middle Ages


Name: Mycenaean presence (Civilization)
Description: Evidence of Mycenaean presence


Name: serum or on the cell surface (Location)
Description: The liquid component of blood and the outer layer of cells


Name: Seal cutting (Art)
Description: Art form of carving seals, typically for authentication on paintings and calligraphy.


Name: 4.2×10^22 atoms (Number of atoms)
Description: The number of atoms in a 1 cm3 sample of pure germanium at 20 °C.


Name: a network of water-filled copper pipes and radio-frequency induction heating coils (Materials and Equipment)
Description: The materials and equipment required for its growth


Name: RYB color model (Color Model)
Description: Historically used in the arts, purple is a secondary color created by combining red and blue pigments.


Name: Hinduism is a colonial European era invention (historical_concept)
Description: Idea about Hinduism's origin


Name: Dal Riata (Historical Kingdom)
Description: An ancient kingdom located in the west of Scotland


Name: Pre-Roman Iron Age (Time Period)
Description: The latest possible time period for the existence of rock carvings


Name: Round Brilliant Diamond (1.0 carat) (Specific Type of Diamond)
Description: A round brilliant diamond with a weight of 1.0 carat


Name: Fondue (Dish)
Description: A dish associated with mountain culture


Name: Anion (Chemical Structure)
Description: [AlSi3O−8]n anion in the mineral


Name: Shri Swaminarayan Mandir in Birmingham (Hindu Temple)
Description: One of the well-known Hindu temples in Alabama


Name: Navigation (Longitude) (Field of study)
Description: The process, science, or skill of navigation and the determination of position, especially at sea.


Name: Nazis (Group)
Description: German military and political leaders during World War II.


Name: Almandine (mineral)
Description: A species of mineral belonging to the garnet group.


Name: Royal Palaces (royal building)
Description: Built by the tlatoanis


Name: Important additional practice (Buddhist_practice)
Description: A kind and compassionate attitude toward every living being and the world


Name: Battle of Plataea (Historical Event)
Description: The battle where the Persians were decisively defeated


Name: Enriched uranium, Plutonium (Resource)
Description: The resources required for nuclear weapons


Name: Fluorine and Hydroxide in Topaz Crystal Structure (Chemical Composition)
Description: -


Name: Crowns of Castile and Aragon (Monarchy)
Description: Two separate monarchies in Spain that were united only by the Monarchy


Name: Ukraine and the Northern Caucasus (region)
Description: were areas where millions of deaths occurred due to famines


Name: Location of the Bank (Geographical location)
Description: The place where a bank or banking institution is based


Name: Complex Inner Product Space (Mathematical space)
Description: A mathematical structure that generalizes the concept of an inner product from real numbers to complex numbers.


Name: phallocentrism in Japanese mythology (concept)
Description: A theory emphasizing the primacy of the penis


Name: ornaments around the waist (Accessory)
Description: Decorative items worn by Dhodia and Kathodi men


Name: Fractionation of Petroleum by Distillation (Chemical Process)
Description: The separation of petroleum into its constituent fractions through the process of distillation


Name: 7 Crystal Systems (scientific classification)
Description: Groups into which the crystallographic space groups are grouped


Name: ZnO2 (inorganic compound)
Description: The peroxide of zinc


Name: Huey Tlatoani (Aztec title)
Description: The Aztec emperor.


Name: Kombat Primary School (school)
Description: A school that still operates at reduced capacity.


Name: Family groups sharing a joint territory (social_group)
Description: Red foxes live in family groups sharing a joint territory.


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: The continent where the Czech Republic is located


Name: Metal wires (Material)
Description: Wires made of metal


Name: Association Football (Sport)
Description: A ball game played with the foot


Name: Emerald cut diamonds (type of diamond cut)
Description: A specific type of step-cut diamond, known for its octagonal outline.


Name: Expensive Diamonds (Gemstones)
Description: Diamonds with a high price range.


Name: Bone formation (Process)
Description: The process by which new bone tissue is formed and replaces old or damaged bone.


Name: Almonds (Nut)
Description: A significant production of almonds


Name: 5.5 to 6 (Hardness)
Description: The hardness of Beryllonite


Name: tongtianguan (Clothing)
Description: A type of robe used by the emperor instead of mianguan in the Qin dynasty


Name: numerous international awards like the Palme d'Or and Golden Bear (awards)
Description: Received these awards


Name: Keshi pearls as a drain on production of round cultured pearls (Industry concern)
Description: Concern about keshi pearls formation affecting the intended round cultured pearl production.


Name: Faial's Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The governing body responsible for the decisions concerning Faial Island


Name: Precious stones (Gem)
Description: Valuable and attractive minerals, used in jewelry and decorative arts.


Name: 16-by-16-foot Tunnel (Structure)
Description: A 16-by-16-foot tunnel blasted through the mountain to enable marble extraction.


Name: Giant Grandidier baobab (Species)
Description: A large baobab tree species native to Madagascar


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A metallic element, highly toxic to parrots


Name: earl (bo) (nobility)
Description: A title of nobility in ancient China, ranking below a marquis


Name: Comologno (village)
Description: Built stately mansions in Comologno with their wealth


Name: Rhine Basin (Geographical Basin)
Description: The basin where these uninhabited areas belong


Name: Sapphire Crystal Growth Lines (Feature)
Description: The lines displayed on sapphire crystals as a result of their growth process


Name: Lewis Chessmen (artifact)
Description: Well-preserved examples of small ivories


Name: β-tetragonal phase (β-T) (Allotrope of Boron)
Description: A crystalline form of boron.


Name: Amazigh or Imazighen (ethnic term)
Description: Terms used by the Berbers for self-identification


Name: Andalusian Atlantic littoral/Lusitanian-Andalusian floristic province (Floristic Province)
Description: A Floristic province along much of the Atlantic coast of Andalusia


Name: The Secret of the Forest (1956 film) (Film)
Description: A children's film featuring four children thwarting the attempt of some robbers to steal a golden cup


Name: Sardinia (Summer) (Island)
Description: Sardinia during the summer season


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: An island in French Polynesia


Name: Rome (City)
Description: Capital city of the Roman Empire.


Name: Pe-re-swa (Mycenaean Deity)
Description: A deity, may be related to Persephone.


Name: Great Moravian graves (Archaeological site)
Description: Grave sites associated with Great Moravia


Name: Republic of China Armed Forces (Military force)
Description: The military forces of the Republic of China (Taiwan)


Name: Severe style (Art Style)
Description: A style of ancient Greek sculpture that lasted from around 500 to 450.


Name: Late 19th century literary movements (Literary movement)
Description: A literary movement active in the late 19th century.


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


Name: Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period lasting from approximately 3300 to 1200 BC characterized by the use of bronze, writing, and early urban civilization.


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: The sovereign country in Oceania


Name: Colombian Literature (Art or Literature)
Description: Literature of Colombia


Name: migration to Taiwan (event)
Description: The act of migrating to the island of Taiwan.


Name: Pantone 201C (USC Cardinal) (Color)
Description: A specific shade of red used by the University of Southern California.


Name: Queens Pride Parade (Event)
Description: An annual LGBT pride parade in Queens, New York City


Name: Brass (alloy)
Description: A metal alloy made of copper and zinc


Name: All other public libraries in the US (Public Library System)
Description: All public libraries in the United States except for NYPL.


Name: Terrestrial Sediments and Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks and sediments near the surface of Earth that were melted, vaporized or a combination during an impact crater formation


Name: Processes which remove water from brown coal (Procedure)
Description: Techniques used to dry lignite


Name: Berber ruling dynasties (Historical Dynasty)
Description: The dynasties that ruled during this time period


Name: English (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language that is closely related to Frisian and Dutch, and shares many vocabulary similarities with the North Frisian languages.


Name: Sodium Chloride salt (Chemical Substance)
Description: A common salt made of sodium and chlorine


Name: Endless Processes (Mathematical Property)
Description: A concept that refers to a process without end.


Name: Turkish War of Independence (1919–1923) (War)
Description: A war fought to revoke the terms of the Treaty of Sèvres.


Name: Tengu (Mythical Creature)
Description: A mythological creature from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a bird-like humanoid


Name: Association with quartz (Association)
Description: Feldspathoids are almost never found in association with quartz.


Name: Nuragic Civilization (civilization)
Description: A civilization located in Sardinia and Corsica that lasted from the early Bronze Age to the 2nd century AD.


Name: Product safety (Condition)
Description: The absence of harmful or deleterious effects on the body when a product is used under normal or reasonably foreseeable conditions


Name: Frankish missionaries (Religious figure)
Description: After the defeat of the Avars at the end of the 8th century, Frankish missionaries became the most important part of organized missions


Name: First Czech Animation Studio 'IRE Film' (Studio)
Description: First animation studio in the Czech Republic


Name: Research and development (Scientific activity)
Description: The systematic study and investigation to gain new knowledge and create better technologies


Name: colorless zircon (Mineral)
Description: Colorless form of zircon mined in Sri Lanka for over 2,000 years


Name: Aetites (Magico-medical object)
Description: Four types described in Pliny the Elder's Natural History


Name: Modified Belgian nationality law (Law)
Description: The law regarding the acquisition of Belgian citizenship.


Name: New England Patriots (American football team)
Description: An American football team based in Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA


Name: singing karaoke (Activity)
Description: Allowing passengers to sing karaoke on their journey


Name: destination surface (Surface type)
Description: The material receiving the image created by the engraving process


Name: French Development Agency (Agency)
Description: The French governmental agency for financing humanitarian projects in sub-Saharan Africa


Name: Ahhiyawa (political entity)
Description: A kingdom that appears to be in control of a number of islands in the Aegean.


Name: William I of Orange (Person)
Description: A member of the House of Orange who organized the Eighty Years' War.


Name: Face (Part)
Description: The top part of the graver that cuts the metal


Name: Industry Center (Category)
Description: A city that plays a significant role in the development and operation of specific industries.


Name: Soil (Location)
Description: The land surface affected by zinc contamination


Name: transatlantic slavery (historical event)
Description: The forced migration of African people across the Atlantic Ocean as slaves


Name: New Zealand (country)
Description: Landmass located in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: The Palace Museum, Beijing (Museum)
Description: Located in Beijing, China. It has a collection of 340,000 ceramic pieces.


Name: Melanosome (Geological Feature)
Description: Dark areas within the layers.


Name: Prime Minister and Cabinet of Australia (Political Entity)
Description: Executive branch of the Government of Australia


Name: Cement (Carbonate Rock Component)
Description: Sparite in carbonate rocks


Name: Aluminium Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry responsible for the production and recycling of aluminium.


Name: Constitution for universal representation (Document)
Description: A constitution declaring universal representation under a constitutional monarchy, declared in 1812


Name: heterogeneity (property of rock constituent)
Description: A characteristic that indicates the presence of different minerals or textures within the neosome


Name: Oxides and Sulfides (Mineral Group)
Description: Groups of minerals with a common chemical composition


Name: Copulative Compound (compound (linguistics))
Description: A compound with two semantic heads


Name: Migrations (Event)
Description: The migrations that Mosogno experienced


Name: Corundum (Mineral)
Description: Consisting of aluminium oxide with trace amounts of other elements


Name: Sámi census (Samemanntallet) (Census)
Description: A census of the Sámi people


Name: B.R. Ambedkar (Person)
Description: Indian jurist, politician and social reformer who converted to Buddhism


Name: weather patterns (meteorological phenomenon)
Description: the recurrent, typical course of the atmospheric processes within a given region


Name: Security Technology (Field)
Description: Technology that can be more effective if it itself is not kept secret.


Name: Isometric Cubic Crystals (Crystal Form)
Description: Crystal form that Eulytine takes.


Name: Afghanistan National Football Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national football team of Afghanistan


Name: National Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions (Museum)
Description: A museum located in Algeria, dedicated to popular arts and traditions


Name: Seawater (Natural Body of Water)
Description: The salt water that constitutes the World Ocean and the great lakes


Name: Hexagonal unit cell (Unit cell)
Description: A fundamental repeating unit used to define the structure of a crystal.


Name: Tahitian and South Sea pearls (Type of beaded cultured pearl)
Description: Larger pearls grown in a longer cultivation period, typically harvested after several years


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


Name: Mylonite (Geological Entity)
Description: A fine-grained metamorphic rock formed under high pressure and temperature conditions.


Name: Geophysical Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution in Washington, D.C. (Institution)
Description: Place of retirement


Name: Baguette (type of diamond cut)
Description: The most common form of the step cut, resembling a loaf of bread.


Name: short jackets and coats (clothing)
Description: the short jackets and coats that were commonly worn by the Xianbei people


Name: British government led by Tony Blair (Government)
Description: The executive branch of the UK during Tony Blair's tenure


Name: 2023 (Year)
Description: Year reference


Name: Mikulčice-Valy (settlement)
Description: One of the main centers in Great Moravian settlements


Name: Birthstone (Object)
Description: Gemstone that represents a person's birth period


Name: Contract (Legal Agreement)
Description: An agreement between two or more parties that creates a legal obligation to fulfill the terms of the agreement.


Name: Chicken on the spit (Recipe)
Description: A popular dish in Benin


Name: Investment management firms (Financial Service)
Description: A large concentration of investment management firms in the area


Name: review (2019) (Scientific document)
Description: A scientific document that summarizes the advances of NV centers up to 2019.


Name: Mexica (ethnicity)
Description: Ethnic group that migrated from Aztlan


Name: Creation of Historical Memory Unit (UMH) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Sectors easier to enter (economic_sector)
Description: Economic sectors that were less competitive but easier for investment


Name: UN (InternationalOrganization)
Description: A global organization that maintains peace and security


Name: Glass transition temperature (Physical property of polymers)
Description: A temperature above which a polymer can be deformed permanently when heated


Name: František Kupka (Artist)
Description: A Czech artist who is the most well-known for his contributions to abstract painting


Name: the wearer (Person)
Description: The person wearing the Ammolite


Name: Within the Kabyle Community in Algeria (Geographical Location)
Description: Among the Kabyle community in Algeria where these beliefs are spreading.


Name: Tyrian Purple (Color)
Description: A deep royal-purple dye made from the Mediterranean murex sea snail


Name: one Yemenite synagogue (Building)
Description: House of worship for Yemenites in Arad


Name: Feast of the Blessed Sacrament in New Bedford, Massachusetts (Event)
Description: Annual event in New Bedford, Massachusetts


Name: education and learning (activity)
Description: During the Islamic Golden Age, Al-Andalus was a hub for education and learning


Name: 58th in the Global Innovation Index in 2024 (Ranking position)
Description: The ranking position of North Macedonia in the Global Innovation Index in 2024


Name: Court (legal institution)
Description: A legal institution responsible for resolving disputes and interpreting laws


Name: Independent private sector auditor (Profession)
Description: To conduct the audits


Name: Sequential Compound (Type of Sign Language Compound)
Description: A compound where the signs are executed one after the other


Name: churches (inside) (Building)
Description: Churches should be white on the inside for reflection and meditation


Name: Great Britain (Geographical Area)
Description: Location where red fox skins were exported in the early 1900s.


Name: LipidMetabolism (Process)
Description: The processes by which fats are synthesized, broken down, and used for energy or stored in the body


Name: minerals with compositions of Si, SiC, and Fe-Ni (Mineral)
Description: Other minerals found partially incorporated in carbonado, not just in pores


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Western European country


Name: Photosynthesis (Process)
Description: A process used by plants, algae, and certain bacteria to convert light energy into chemical energy.


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country through the islands of Sicily and Sardinia to the north


Name: 65,000 Jewish Austrian Holocaust victims (Statistic)
Description: The number of Jewish Austrians who were victims of the Holocaust during World War II


Name: 16 Multinational Consumer Brands (Organization)
Description: Listed in a 2016 Amnesty International report.


Name: Bossa Nova Songs (Music Style)
Description: Elis Regina was known for her performances of Bossa Nova songs.


Name: Metallic gold (chemical compound)
Description: The elemental form of gold in its pure state.


Name: Autonomist Regional Parties (Political Entity)
Description: Parties advocating for regional autonomy in the Aosta Valley


Name: Limited Edition DVDs (artwork)
Description: a type of artwork that is produced in a limited number of copies


Name: Huntsville (City)
Description: A city in the state of Alabama, United States


Name: Music genres of Ivory Coast (Genre)
Description: Zoblazo, zouglou, and Coupé-Décalé, among others


Name: Several methods (process or method)
Description: Methods available to connect chain ends or apply a load to the chain.


Name: Religious text (Sacred literature)
Description: Texts that are considered sacred in a particular religion or tradition


Name: Pomegranate fruit (Fruit)
Description: A berry with edible seeds and pulp


Name: Mercury (Metal)
Description: A heavy, silvery-white metal


Name: Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) (Government Agency)
Description: The residential population of 309 in 65 housing units was registered by the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics in 2007


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (Culture)
Description: A culture during the Late Bronze Age in Greece.


Name: Local Romansh (Ethnic_group)
Description: An ethnic group living in the Valser valley during the 11th and 12th centuries


Name: Phyllosilicates (Class of silicate minerals)
Description: Sheet silicates with parallel sheets of silicate tetrahedra


Name: Use of ores like colemanite (Process)
Description: The use of ores such as colemanite in boron production


Name: Trevi Fountain (architecture)
Description: A baroque-style fountain in Rome, Italy


Name: German Confederation (Historical Confederation)
Description: A confederation of German states that existed from 1815 to 1866


Name: visible tunable lasers such as dye lasers (Resource)
Description: The resources used in AVLIS


Name: Ionian islands (Region)
Description: A group of islands in the Ionian Sea, west of Greece


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


Name: Spanish (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Spain.


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


Name: microscopic internal features within tektites (Concept)
Description: Features found in tektites that argue for a volcanic origin


Name: codices (type of manuscript)
Description: Manuscripts produced by the Aztecs, often containing calendric, religious, historical, or tax information


Name: Northeast-southwest trending faults (Geological Feature)
Description: Tectonic activity on Thasos is linked to northeast-southwest trending fault lines


Name: Economic Crisis (EconomicEntity)
Description: Ivory Coast's economic struggle in the 1980s


Name: Biogenic silica production in coastal zones (Environmental factor)
Description: Diatoms serve as the major phytoplanktonic organisms and contribute significantly to biogenic silica production


Name: Canton of Basel-City (Administrative Division)
Description: An administrative division of Switzerland


Name: Querétaro (Location)
Description: The state where Santa Maria del Iris is located


Name: Sumerian language (Language)
Description: An ancient language native to southern Mesopotamia, spoken until the 1st century AD and still used in religious contexts.


Name: bioluminescence (Luminescence Technique)
Description: The production of light by living organisms, typically involving enzyme-mediated chemical reactions in specialized structures


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Prize)
Description: The most prestigious award in chemistry


Name: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) (Literature)
Description: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, German writer and polymath, one of the most important figures in world literature


Name: Bank Statement (Document)
Description: The accounting record produced by banks that shows transactions made to or from a customer's account.


Name: Centre-left Coalition (Political Coalition)
Description: A grouping of political parties in Italy


Name: Commoners (Aztec) (Social Class)
Description: The common people among the Aztecs.


Name: Fernando Alvarado Tezozomoc of Tenochtitlan (Native Chronicler)
Description: Well-known native chronicler and annalist


Name: Maiolica or Majolica (Artifact)
Description: A type of tin-glazed ceramic originating from Italy.


Name: Individuals with vocational or tertiary qualifications (Population Group)
Description: People aged from 25 to 64 with vocational or tertiary qualifications


Name: Hamas (Political organization)
Description: Palestinian militant organization and a political party


Name: Macroscopic particle (Class of particles)
Description: Particles much larger than atoms and molecules


Name: Local Chiefs (People)
Description: Chiefs of Tahiti


Name: Algonquians (Tribe)
Description: A group of Native American tribes


Name: Gary Jennings (Author)
Description: American author of Aztec novels


Name: Han Chinese-style and Central Asian-style clothing (clothing)
Description: Clothing styles adopted by Xianbei women


Name: Greek culture, history, and nature (Attraction)
Description: Rich tapestry of art, architecture, mythology, archaeological sites, and natural wonders


Name: Artists and academics (Profession)
Description: People engaged in artistic or scholarly work


Name: Glory (Emotion)
Description: Distinguished and celebrated success or achievement


Name: an earlier short-term evacuation (action)
Description: The potential early evacuation that could have been considered due to the Chernobyl disaster


Name: Eastern European Hunter-Gatherers (EHG) (ancient population)
Description: An ancient hunter-gatherer population from Eastern Europe.


Name: White colour (Colour)
Description: white hue


Name: Green chlorophyll (Organic compounds)
Description: Pigment responsible for photosynthesis in plants


Name: The Study of Texts and Cultural Practices (Study Field)
Description: The fields of study combined in Rein Raud's new approach to culture.


Name: Aerospace sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Valtellina (Geographical Area)
Description: A valley located in the Alps, part of the Grisons region, Switzerland


Name: 0.6% (Percentage)
Description: The minimal lattice mismatch used in the growth process.


Name: Bar (Product)
Description: A long, solid piece of material


Name: Tibet (Country)
Description: The country where Esoteric Buddhism spread in the 8th century


Name: Art Jewelry (Type)
Description: A type of jewelry that emerged in the early 20th century as a reaction to Victorian taste


Name: George Ransome (person)
Description: Younger brother of (James) Allen Ransome


Name: Diverse (Characteristic)
Description: Turkey is a diverse country.


Name: Panasonic (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational electronics corporation, best known for its home appliances and electronics.