Name: Historical classification (school of classification)
Description: a general approach to classification that considers the historical context and development of items


Name: anti-Taliban front (Military_Coalition)
Description: military coalition against Taliban


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A country in the Southern Hemisphere, in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions


Name: Indian Subcontinent (Geographical Region)
Description: A region in South Asia, consisting of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, and Myanmar.


Name: a pilgrimage and training ground for the Yamabushi (Activity)
Description: A ritualistic path and testing for the followers of Shugendō.


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A geographical region in the United States


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


Name: Ultrasonic synthesis (Method)
Description: A method of synthesizing diamonds using ultrasonic cavitation


Name: Idolatry (Religious Practice)
Description: The worship of idols or images as gods


Name: Marrakech Economy (Economy)
Description: The economy of Marrakech.


Name: Art (Activity)
Description: One of the first colors used in art


Name: rubbing test (method or procedure)
Description: A method used to test for imitations.


Name: Cycladic culture (culture)
Description: An archaeological culture of the Aegean Bronze Age


Name: Women's Law (Academic field)
Description: Study of the legal rights and issues affecting women


Name: Comparative Cultural Studies (Academic Discipline)
Description: An approach based on comparative literature and cultural studies


Name: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) (Organization)
Description: U.S. regulatory agency


Name: Ama (mythological_figure)
Description: The beautiful pearl diver that Ama married and bore a son with


Name: Americas (Geographical Area)
Description: The continents of North and South America


Name: Concentrated solution of potassium carbonate and lime (Compound Solution)
Description: A concentrated solution containing both potassium carbonate and calcium hydroxide


Name: 109 representatives (political position)
Description: Members who represent the citizens in the parliament


Name: Distinctive architectural styles and structures (Architectural Style)
Description: Architectural styles distinct to areas with strong Berber populations


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: A minority religion in Norway with approximately 819 adherents


Name: artists (Profession)
Description: Individuals who create visual arts such as paintings and sculptures


Name: Portuguese Cortes (Government Body)
Description: The parliament of Portugal


Name: New York State (State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: Production of Harmful Chlorine Gas (Problem Detail)
Description: One of the issues associated with the electrolysis process for producing magnesium


Name: Poison (Substance)
Description: In folklore, the emerald is said to counteract poison.


Name: Miles Franklin (Person)
Description: Australian novelist, namesake of Australian literary prize


Name: tetragonal crystal system (mineral_characteristic)
Description: The crystal structure of Zircon is tetragonal crystal system


Name: Yttrium Barium Copper Oxide (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A compound with the formula YBa2Cu3O7.


Name: Metal Tools (Tool)
Description: Implements made from metals such as copper, bronze, and iron.


Name: Pioneer of Quantum Electrodynamics (Scientific Achievement)
Description: Scientific achievement he was recognized for


Name: Egyptian empire (Ancient Civilization)
Description: A civilization located in the Nile River Valley, North Africa


Name: Photographic chemicals (Chemicals)
Description: Uranium was used in photographic chemicals, especially uranium nitrate


Name: 2007 (Year)
Description: The year that the Republic of the Congo was readmitted to the Kimberley Process


Name: extensive beech forests in Europe (Geographical feature)
Description: The extensive beech forest in the Vico Natural Preserve, which is one of the most southerly in Europe.


Name: Trouser pockets (Clothing item)
Description: The lower compartment of pants


Name: Malachite (Mineral)
Description: A copper carbonate hydroxide mineral.


Name: Chlorine-free Bleach (Chemical Compound Classification)
Description: A class of bleaches that are not based on chlorine.


Name: 'Culture' (Concept)
Description: The concept of culture as defined by Hobbes and Rousseau


Name: congestion pricing in March 2024 (Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at reducing traffic congestion by charging vehicles for entering certain areas during peak hours


Name: Nitra (settlement)
Description: The center of the eastern part of the Great Moravian Empire


Name: Milky Way Galaxy (Galaxy)
Description: A barred spiral galaxy that is home to our solar system.


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: Gold is woven into silk sheets to achieve a traditional East Asian look.


Name: Gaddafi's regime (political_regime)
Description: The political system led by Muammar Gaddafi in Libya


Name: Quantum Mechanics (physics theory)
Description: A fundamental theory in physics that describes the behavior of matter and energy at the quantum (atomic and subatomic) level, including phenomena such as superposition, wave-particle duality, and tunneling.


Name: issuing_the_New_Taiwan_dollar (Action)
Description: The action taken to issue the New Taiwan dollar


Name: other varieties of diamond (Mineral)
Description: Other types of diamonds with different characteristics


Name: Attiéké (Dish)
Description: A popular side dish made with grated cassava


Name: Most areas (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical areas where this species is endangered


Name: grandeur (Concept)
Description: Elements such as royal attire, precious jewels, elegant shoes, a grand turban, and a warrior-like sword were added to depict Guru Gobind Singh


Name: Florence and Naples (Location)
Description: Cities where this technique was developed in the 16th century.


Name: Children (AgeGroup)
Description: Children who learn English through English Language Learning in Tunisia


Name: some Helladic elements, innovations, and West Asian influences (Elements)
Description: Elements that were maintained by the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Island of Djerba (Location)
Description: Traditional center of jewellery production in southern Tunisia.


Name: Missouri (U.S. State)
Description: A state located in the Midwestern United States


Name: Wilhelm Röntgen (Person)
Description: Dutch physicist who conducted pioneering work in X-rays


Name: Doping (Process)
Description: A process used in silicon production.


Name: Economic Growth (Economic Metric)
Description: The increase in the market value of a country's goods and services over time


Name: Artist (Profession)
Description: An individual who creates medals or medallions.


Name: Animal Control Agencies and Humane Societies (Subject)
Description: Organizations that local authorities may work with when managing Urban Red Fox populations


Name: Akkadian language (Language)
Description: Written East Semitic language used for official use and as a spoken language by Akkad, Assyria, and Babylonia.


Name: title 'king of the Isles' (Title)
Description: A title held by members of the Crovan dynasty


Name: Physical examinations (Examinations of the human body) (Medical Procedure)
Description: Assessment methods used to evaluate a person's health status


Name: 12 June (Date)
Description: The date when Russia Day is celebrated


Name: Hexagonal or monoclinic crystal symmetry (Crystal structures)
Description: -


Name: Guennol Lioness (Artifact)
Description: Outstanding small limestone figure from Elam of about 3000–2800 BCE


Name: Zayyanids (Dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled Algeria for 3 centuries


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: The diamond might be intended for display or for wear, in a ring or a necklace, singled or surrounded by other gems of certain color and shape.


Name: Buluggin ibn Ziri (Person)
Description: The person who established the city of Algiers in 950


Name: Painting and printing (Art Technique)
Description: Methods of creating visual art


Name: South Hertfordshire Legion (Military Unit)
Description: Consisting of the Southern Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, the Horse Artillery Troop, and the Cheshunt and Wormley Volunteer Infantry


Name: Biological role of copper (Nutritional importance)
Description: The essential role of copper as a trace element in the growth and development of all living organisms.


Name: First ascent of the Matterhorn (Historical Event)
Description: The first successful ascent of the Matterhorn


Name: Japanese (Culture)
Description: A people who began the use of bronze and iron almost simultaneously


Name: Rate of removal of Ca2+ by mineral precipitation (Geological process)
Description: Process that removes Calcium from seawater through mineral formation


Name: Moroccan government (Government)
Description: The government of Morocco


Name: Decrease of Importance of Sword (Historical Trend)
Description: Sword's importance as a weapon of self-defence and on the battlefield decreased.


Name: Local workforce (workforce)
Description: Workforce of the locality (Andalusia)


Name: Two Dimensions (Dimension)
Description: A space having two spatial dimensions.


Name: Bone Health (Health Condition)
Description: The state of optimal function and structure of bones.


Name: Gauls (AncientGroup)
Description: The people inhabiting Gaul during the Gallo-Roman period


Name: Dutch Explorers (European Group)
Description: Explorers from the Netherlands


Name: [petroleum, coal, natural gas, hydropower, nuclear power] (Energy Source)
Description: Different types of energy produced in Japan


Name: Carlos Drummond de Andrade (Person)
Description: Brazilian poet born in Itabira


Name: Eight atoms per unit cell (number)
Description: The number of atoms in a single diamond cubic structure's unit cell


Name: Juan Bautista Pomar of Texcoco (Native Chronicler)
Description: Well-known native chronicler and annalist


Name: Diamond (mineral)
Description: a mineral with the chemical formula of carbon


Name: Great Leap Forward (historical event)
Description: Chinese economic and social campaign aimed at achieving communism


Name: Second from the bottom of the United Nation Human Development Index (Rank)
Description: A ranking in the United Nation Human Development Index


Name: 73Zn (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of zinc with two excited metastable states.


Name: Significant portion of Moroccans who speak Arabic (Population group)
Description: The significant portion of the Moroccan population that speaks Arabic


Name: Ichinokawa Mine (Mine)
Description: A mine located in the mountains of Saijō area, Japan


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


Name: medieval power (power)
Description: during his reign


Name: Fireball (Phenomenon)
Description: A bright light observed during a meteoroid's passage through the atmosphere


Name: Ring Road (Infrastructure)
Description: A key portion of the backbone of Afghanistan's road network


Name: Tourist Destination (Category)
Description: A city that attracts large numbers of tourists due to its cultural, historical, or natural attractions.


Name: Government officials (Profession)
Description: Civil servants of a government, especially high-ranking ones.


Name: Grisettes (people group)
Description: Women working in factories and workshops of Paris


Name: Loliondo, Tanzania (Place)
Description: A location in Tanzania where orange kyanite is found.


Name: Missouri Southern State University (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: diversification of energy supply (EnergyPolicy)
Description: Diversification of energy sources to meet rising energy demands


Name: Ongoing conflicts (conflict)
Description: Derivative ongoing conflicts in the specified countries


Name: Asahi Breweries (Company)
Description: A Japanese beverage company


Name: Goldsmith (Occupation)
Description: A person who specializes in working with gold and other precious metals


Name: ITA Airways (Company)
Description: Italy's current flag carrier


Name: Only geologic units to sit atop the Sioux Quartzite (Geological Stratum)
Description: The only geologic units to sit atop the Sioux Quartzite are of Cretaceous age, deposited when a large body of water (the Cretaceous Interior Seaway) covered that region.


Name: Archaic period (Time period)
Description: around 650 BCE


Name: Artificial coating for dental implants (material type)
Description: TiN used as an artificial coating for dental implants.


Name: Gallium Arsenide (Specific Semi-insulator)
Description: A common semi-insulator used in micro-electronics.


Name: Primary sector (Agriculture) (Sector)
Description: The smallest sector in France's economy


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: the formerly war-torn nation


Name: Nephrology (Medical Specialty)
Description: Addresses diseases of kidney function


Name: King Herod of Judaea (Person)
Description: Jewish ruler known for his extensive architectural projects


Name: Dari and Pashto languages (Language)
Description: The official languages spoken in Afghanistan, which are Dari and Pashto


Name: 24th position in the Global Innovation Index in 2020 and 2021 (Ranking)
Description: Position reflecting the country's innovative capabilities


Name: Melting of Rocks (Geological Process)
Description: Process caused by an increase in temperature, a decrease in pressure, or a change in composition


Name: Arts and Culture Center (Category)
Description: A city that is known for its rich cultural heritage, with world-renowned museums, galleries, theaters, and performing arts venues.


Name: Adornment (Concept)
Description: An accessory or ornament worn to enhance beauty or status


Name: nearly 122 million Japanese nationals (Demographic data)
Description: The majority of the population in Japan


Name: Tails (colloquially) (Term)
Description: The colloquial term for the reverse side of a coin.


Name: air (Substance)
Description: Gas that supports combustion and respiration


Name: Lanthanum Monoxide (Chemical Compound)
Description: A compound that produces strong absorption bands in some stellar spectra


Name: Édouard Manet (Artist)
Description: One of the most famous impressionist painters.


Name: Phospholipid layer of cell membrane (Lipid)
Description: A type of lipid that forms a layer around the cell.


Name: Sapphire Glass (Material)
Description: Synthetic sapphire used as a window material


Name: Paracentrotus lividus (Species)
Description: A species of sea urchin found in the Mediterranean


Name: Caucasus hunter-gatherer (ancient population)
Description: Ancient population from the Caucasus region during the Hunter-Gatherer period


Name: Carbides of Silicon, Tungsten, Boron, Titanium (Material)
Description: Hard materials used as abrasives in cutting and grinding tools


Name: Christians and Jews (Religious Group)
Description: People who wore blue as it was forbidden for Muslims to wear blue.


Name: Brunei-Australia Free Trade Agreement (BAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Brunei. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) (Movie)
Description: World's first feature-length narrative film


Name: Color (subject)
Description: The visual perception of hue, saturation, and brightness of an object or light.


Name: Greco-Roman Antiquity and Middle Ages in Europe (Historical_period)
Description: Period through which metal mirrors remained the norm


Name: Wallkill Valley Regional High School (Educational Institution)
Description: The high school where the classroom teachers work during the 2022–23 school year


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A reddish-orange metal that is ductile and malleable, with very high thermal and electrical conductivity


Name: euro (Currency)
Description: Official currency of the Eurozone, used by 19 European Union countries


Name: [Switzerland & Italy] (Country)
Description: Countries bordering the Matterhorn


Name: Economic Autonomy (Economic Entity)
Description: Financial independence afforded to women in this role


Name: Rembert Dodoens (Scientist)
Description: A Flemish physician and botanist who wrote a well-known herbal of his time


Name: Naxos (Island)
Description: A Greek island located in the Aegean Sea, part of the Cyclades


Name: Ludwig von Siegen (Person)
Description: German inventor who invented the mezzotint printmaking method.


Name: Mormon War (Historical Event)
Description: Conflict between Mormons and non-Mormons in Missouri


Name: European Markets (Market)
Description: Export destinations for organic farming products in Andalusia


Name: Kassite period (c. 1500 BC – c. 1155 BC) (Time Period)
Description: The period that ended the Bronze Age in Mesopotamia


Name: Prince Wilhelm of Denmark (Person)
Description: Became King George I of Greece in 1863


Name: 6.3 per cent of the world's scientific research papers (Statistic)
Description: Quantifiable measurement


Name: Gouache (Painting method)
Description: A water-based paint consisting of pigment and other materials designed to be used in an opaque painting method.


Name: Porphyroclasts (Geological Feature)
Description: Characteristic grains in Augen gneiss formed from resistant minerals during metamorphism


Name: Pomegranate seeds (Seeds)
Description: Embedded without attachment to the mesocarp


Name: Baroque period authors (Authors)
Description: Authors active during the Baroque period.


Name: Alexander the Great (Person)
Description: king of Macedon, conqueror of the Persian Empire, and founder of several Hellenistic kingdoms


Name: Gulick, L. (Author)
Description: Author of the book 'Notes on the theory of organization'


Name: Baroque era (art movement or period)
Description: An artistic style that originated in the late 16th century


Name: Angiogenesis (Process)
Description: The formation of new blood vessels from existing vessels


Name: Missouri (State)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States


Name: Golden crown, sceptre, toga palmata, sella curulis, fasces (Regalia)
Description: Traditionally considered of Etruscan origin


Name: 80% of mined diamonds (Quantity proportion)
Description: Proportion of mined diamonds that are not suitable for gemstone use


Name: Religion (Belief system)
Description: Afghans are known to be strongly religious.


Name: Chinese culture (culture)
Description: The culture of ancient China


Name: Community of Christ (Religious Organization)
Description: A Christian denomination with its headquarters in Independence, near Kansas City, Missouri


Name: MapServer (Product)
Description: An open-source web mapping system used for serving spatial data and creating dynamic web maps


Name: Ammolite gemstones (Gemstone)
Description: Stones that contain the ammolite layer


Name: Phoenicians (Historical People)
Description: Seafaring people from the Levant


Name: Santa Fe de Bogotá (City)
Description: The capital city of the Viceroyalty of New Granada.


Name: Ruins of an ancient theater (Skyros) (Building)
Description: Ruins of an ancient theater on the island of Skyros.


Name: Low FLII Rank (France) (2018) (Rank)
Description: The Forest Landscape Integrity Index (FLII) ranking of France in 2018


Name: Sillimanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral often found alongside kyanite in certain metamorphic rocks.


Name: Knossos (Archaeological Site)
Description: The largest archaeological site on Crete and the most famous of all Minoan palaces.


Name: Imperial Russian court (court)
Description: The monarch and aristocracy of Russia


Name: A high illiteracy rate among women (Socioeconomic Statistic)
Description: as of the data in 2013


Name: Resources (Atlantic Ocean) (Natural Resource)
Description: The Atlantic Ocean's supply of natural resources like fish and oil


Name: New York City Department of Education (Government department)
Description: City agency responsible for the administration of public schools in New York City


Name: Paper and Board (Industry)
Description: An industry that deals with the production of paper, paperboard, and related products from cellulose fibers derived from wood, rags or grasses


Name: Religious subjects (Topic)
Description: Subject matter related to religion


Name: Phosphate Minerals (Mineral)
Description: Minerals characterized by the tetrahedral [PO4]3− unit


Name: Different Countries (Geographical region)
Description: Various countries across the globe


Name: large solar energy farms (RenewableEnergy)
Description: Large-scale solar power projects to reduce reliance on fossil fuels


Name: Planetary Geology (Field of study)
Description: The scientific study of the geology of planets, moons, and other celestial bodies


Name: Manolis Kalomiris (musician)
Description: Considered the founder of Greek National School of Music


Name: Pithoi (Artifact)
Description: Large ceramic storage jars, commonly found in ancient Greek homes.


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


Name: Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet (Group)
Description: The group that was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015


Name: self-mutilation (Action)
Description: Providing blood through self-harm.


Name: German torpedo boat Greif (Vessel)
Description: A German torpedo boat that captured Arendal during the German invasion of Norway in 1940


Name: Lycia (Ancient City-State)
Description: A city-state in ancient Lycia, southwestern Anatolia


Name: Titanium (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 22


Name: industrial production (Production method)
Description: A large-scale production method for synthetic sapphire


Name: Si2O5 or 2:5 (Chemical ratio)
Description: Ratio of silicon to oxygen in the tetrahedra


Name: dust exposure (Health hazard)
Description: -


Name: German Artists (Occupation)
Description: Artists who produced high-quality medals from the 16th century.


Name: Akoya Pearls' Keshi (Group of Pearls)
Description: Keshi pearls obtained from Akoya molluscs


Name: Gold Ore Dumps (Waste Material)
Description: The waste material generated during the extraction of gold.


Name: Outgassing (Geological Process)
Description: The release of gases from a planetary body's interior


Name: Andalusia (region)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain, located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: John the Baptist (Religious Person)
Description: John the Baptist.


Name: Ibex (Species)
Description: A large wild goat species


Name: Volume of Sphere Formula (Mathematical Formula)
Description: A specific mathematical formula for calculating the volume of a sphere


Name: Large companies based in the canton (group of businesses)
Description: Companies based in Ticino


Name: White to gray, grayish-blue, brown (pale to nearly black) (Colors)
Description: The common colors of Chalcedony


Name: coral trade (Trade)
Description: Trade related to the production and distribution of coral


Name: Senior Officials (Occupation)
Description: High-ranking officials in the Song dynasty government.


Name: different kind of earring (Etruscan jewelry)
Description: The new fashion trend in Etruscan jewelry


Name: Balearic Islands (Geographical area)
Description: An archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: activation of constitutional amendments (Constitutional Amendment Activation)
Description: The activation of the constitutional amendments that renamed the country as North Macedonia


Name: high silica content, light color, and glassy texture (Property)
Description: Properties that define rhyolite as a type of volcanic rock


Name: Turkish investments in Algeria (Quantity)
Description: count of Turkish investments in Algeria


Name: Transition to Renewable Energy (Climate Solution)
Description: The adoption of renewable energy sources, such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power, to replace fossil fuels


Name: Orthoquartzite (in the narrow sense) (Geological rock)
Description: A specific type of orthoquartzite


Name: Joining two pieces with a variable heat source (Action)
Description: Steps include increasing the temperature or power used, and testing bond strength for each step.


Name: Au(I) (ChemicalCompound)
Description: The most common oxidation state of gold with soft ligands such as thioethers, thiolates, and organophosphines


Name: Algerian Education System (Educational Structure)
Description: The education system in Algeria, which is free and compulsory but faces challenges in quality and access


Name: Water-Ice Geysers (Geological Feature)
Description: Geyser-like phenomena on Ceres, ejecting water ice from the surface due to geothermal activity


Name: Blue de Saint-Denis (Color)
Description: A specific shade of blue created by Abbe Suger in 1130 - 1140.


Name: Renaissance gems (Artifact)
Description: Engraved gems produced during the Renaissance period


Name: Combined Authority (CA) (Local Government Institution)
Description: type of local government institution introduced in England outside Greater London


Name: Framework (Silicate structure)
Description: The structure of silicates where the tetrahedral framework is continuous, forming a rigid structure


Name: Time (Temporal Entity)
Description: The period during which the rose or rosette cutting technique was modified


Name: Semi-rounds (Shape)
Description: Pearls with one rounded side and an indented, flat side


Name: Canary Islands (IslandGroup)
Description: Spanish islands belonging to Morocco geographically


Name: Priests' ability to wear purple vestments (Permission or Rule)
Description: A change in the rules allowing priests to wear purple vestments when officiating at certain ceremonies


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Asia.


Name: Absinthe (alcoholic_drink)
Description: intoxicating drink


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: The sixth-largest continent by area and the third-most populous continent.


Name: Fire (Physical event)
Description: An event characterized by the rapid oxidation of a fuel source


Name: Blackshirts (Italian) (Fascist Paramilitary Group)
Description: Fascist paramilitary groups in Italy during the period immediately following World War I and until the end of World War II.


Name: Sea Urchin Nervous System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin coordinate its responses to stimuli.


Name: Precious Opal (Mineraloid)
Description: A mineraloid that shows a variable interplay of internal colors


Name: Electroless deposition processes (Process)
Description: Method of growing nanoparticles onto surfaces without the need for costly processes.


Name: New Forces (Group)
Description: The rebels who were opposing the government in Ivory Coast


Name: Newborns (Age Group)
Description: Babies born in a given year


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: A country located in Eastern Europe


Name: Plan of Voluntary Return (Government Program)
Description: A government program that encouraged unemployed immigrants to return to their home countries


Name: Making and Accessibility of Maps (Process)
Description: The process of creating and disseminating maps


Name: Restite xenoliths (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that originated elsewhere and are included within a host rock.


Name: Melo (Species)
Description: A species that produces pearls of interest as gemstones


Name: Tamatori-hime (Fictional_character)
Description: Ama diver who married Fujiwara no Fuhito and recovered a precious jewel


Name: Acehnese klewangs (Weapon)
Description: Swords similar to the machete, used by the Acehnese during the Aceh War


Name: Beryllium powder (Chemical Compound)
Description: Powder form of beryllium element


Name: Constitutional, popular monarchy and a federal parliamentary democracy. (GovernmentType)
Description: Belgium's system of government


Name: Function (Action)
Description: The purpose or activity the plate is intended for.


Name: Creating green smoke (Effect)
Description: Smoke with a green color


Name: Diamonds in kimberlites (Geological phenomenon)
Description: Diamonds found within kimberlite formations


Name: Salyut 1 (Space Station)
Description: A space station launched in the same period


Name: Blue ominelite (Gemstone)
Description: Recently discovered gemstone, Fe-analogue to grandidierite


Name: relatively high content of alumina, making it a valuable mineral for various industrial applications (Industrial importance)
Description: The significance of minerals based on their chemical composition and the role they play in industries


Name: Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) (Organization)
Description: International organization that advocates for unrepresented nations, minorities and indigenous peoples


Name: Empire (Political entity)
Description: The Aztec empire


Name: Cresciano (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the Swiss canton of Ticino


Name: FatMetabolism (Process)
Description: The processes by which an organism breaks down fats to obtain energy


Name: 69.5 inhabitants per square kilometre (180 inhabitants/sq mi) (Quantity)
Description: Estimated number of inhabitants per square kilometer in Ukraine


Name: the limitations of the examination system (topic)
Description: The topic that The Peony Pavilion reflects on regarding the examination system


Name: Argyle Mine (mine)
Description: Location where a few blue diamonds have been discovered


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where these pearls are now mainly produced


Name: Creative Process Steps (Process)
Description: The different stages involved in the creation of art, with no consensus on an exact number.


Name: flooring (Building material)
Description: Quartzite can be used as flooring.


Name: Vietnamese word for 'blue' and 'green' (word)
Description: A term used to represent two colors


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: The kingdom that experienced the Black Death from 1349 to 1350


Name: Ductile (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of iron to be drawn into wire without breaking.


Name: Berber motifs as archetypal forms with protective features to pre-Islamic times (Concept)
Description: The idea that certain Berber symbols and patterns have protective properties and can be traced back to pre-Islamic times


Name: Iran-like System (Government Type)
Description: Similarly to the Iranian government system


Name: Pylos (Mycenaean Location)
Description: An archaeological site and former Aegean Bronze Age settlement.


Name: Satanic Panic (Time period)
Description: A period of widespread fear and hysteria about alleged Satanic activities and child abuse


Name: Romanesque (Architectural Style)
Description: An architectural style that was initially coined to describe the period style in architecture


Name: Hot environments (evaporative reflux) or delta/estuary environments (Geographical location)
Description: Environments where dolomitization takes place


Name: Munich (City)
Description: A city in Germany


Name: Sierra Nevada and Cascade mountain ranges (Mountain range)
Description: Two mountain ranges along the west coast of the United States


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The second largest continent by both area and population.


Name: distinct time periods (Time Period)
Description: Buildings from as early as 1656 to the modern One World Trade Center.


Name: Water supply and sanitation in Morocco (Service)
Description: The provision of water and sanitation services in Morocco


Name: 100,000 to 120,000 (Quantity)
Description: During the Russian invasion of Ukraine (as estimated by U.S officials in August 2023)


Name: Mycenaeans (ancient civilization)
Description: Another ancient civilization located in Greece during the Bronze Age.


Name: Religious traditions and practices (Cultural resource)
Description: the spiritual beliefs, rituals, and communities that reflect the faith and values of a society


Name: Father of the Andalusian Nation (Padre de la Patria Andaluza) (Title)
Description: A title given to Blas Infante by the Parliament of Andalusia.


Name: James Clerk Maxwell (person)
Description: Scottish physicist and mathematician.


Name: Tableware (Object)
Description: Items used in dining, such as dishes, plates, cups, and cutlery.


Name: Au(III) (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A common oxidation state of gold, characterized by square planar coordination


Name: Congolese National Army and various armed rebel groups, including the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR) and the National Congress for the Defense of the People (CNDP) (Militias)
Description: Armed groups involved in conflict in Congo


Name: Production methods of creating wootz steel (Process)
Description: The unique wind furnace method for producing high-carbon steel


Name: 25 degrees latitude (Geographical location)
Description: A geographical location representing 25 degrees latitude


Name: Bessemer iron (Material)
Description: The ore in the mine had a high quantity of manganese and was suitable for Bessemer iron


Name: Central Park (Park)
Description: The first landscaped park in an American city


Name: Swiss territory's biocapacity (Biocapacity)
Description: The amount of biocapacity per person within Switzerland


Name: Codelco (Company)
Description: A major producer of copper, based in Chile


Name: Lyre and kithara (stringed instrument)
Description: stringed instruments introduced later to Etruscan musical instruments


Name: Bedded Chert (Geological formation)
Description: A type of chert characterized by thinly bedded layers separated by very thin layers of silica-rich shale.


Name: Air pressure (Physical property)
Description: A way to support modern buildings, especially those made of flexible materials.


Name: substrate preparation (Step in CVD growth process)
Description: Preparation steps taken on the substrate before growth


Name: Antarctic and desertic samples (Sample)
Description: Samples of meteorites used for analysis


Name: net zero emissions by 2053 (Goal)
Description: The target for reducing carbon emissions to a level where the amount of carbon removed from the atmosphere is equal to the amount released


Name: Ores (Geological term)
Description: A mineral deposit which contains valuable elements or minerals


Name: Female Peahen (Peafowl gender)
Description: The female counterpart of the peacock


Name: Kurdish diaspora communities (ethnic group)
Description: Kurdish populations residing in major cities outside the regions where they make up a majority.


Name: Lionel Trains (Company)
Description: American manufacturer of model trains


Name: Parthenon (Building)
Description: Ancient Greek temple on the Acropolis in Athens


Name: about 80% of the world's production of elemental silicon (Quantity)
Description: A significant proportion of the world's production of pure silicon.


Name: Bill Owens (R) (Person)
Description: The Governor who signed the bill to make Yule Marble the official state rock of Colorado


Name: habitat and soil type (Classification)
Description: Habitats range from meadows, bogs, and woodland (deciduous and coniferous) areas to soil-less scree and moraines, and rock faces and ridges. Soil types are limestone or non-calcareous.


Name: South African cave (Location)
Description: The location where the artifact was discovered


Name: Renishaw Hall (Building)
Description: A building that is located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: Alfred Thomas Agate (Person)
Description: A member of the United States Exploring Expedition who produced sketches of Tahitian life


Name: Inclusions or preservation of carat weight (Issues)
Description: -


Name: Democratic and republican constitution (Constitution)
Description: The current constitution of Greece, adopted in 1975.


Name: Religious Art (Concept)
Description: A visual representation of religious ideologies and their relationship with humans.


Name: Dining room table (furniture)
Description: Where meals are placed


Name: Lithium (transparency in supply chain) (Resource Supply Chain Management Transparency)
Description: Overview of the lithium supply chain highlights the importance of ensuring transparency and traceability in the supply chain to address concerns about sustainability and social responsibility


Name: Electrical properties (Physical property)
Description: Properties related to the flow of electricity


Name: FIBA (Organization)
Description: The international governing body for basketball


Name: External Mold (geological structure)
Description: negative relief of the bioimmured organism


Name: Nanodiamonds (Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles made of diamond


Name: Metallurgical grade purity (Purity Level)
Description: A level of purity in silicon production.


Name: Chinese unification (political ideology)
Description: In Taiwan


Name: In multiple carats (Availability)
Description: These synthetic diamonds are now available in larger sizes


Name: Australian tektites (Subcategory of tektites)
Description: A diverse group of tektites found in Australia


Name: grave gifts crafted from gold (Artifacts)
Description: Items found in the rich burial at Leubingen


Name: Men (Gender)
Description: Gender of the wearer during Han dynasty


Name: Substitution (Chemical process)
Description: The replacement of one element by another in a chemical compound.


Name: Golf, netball, tennis and cricket (Sports)
Description: Popular sports with the highest rates of adult participation


Name: promoting confidence and trust in the dental implant industry by providing reliable, long-lasting solutions (Function)
Description: Used for promoting confidence and trust in the dental implant industry by providing reliable, long-lasting solutions.


Name: European Union (EU) (Political and economic union)
Description: The union of 27 European countries


Name: St. Bartholomew (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Bartholomew, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus


Name: Medical Imaging (Industry)
Description: Industries that produce medical imaging agents


Name: evidence of cryovolcanism (Geological_phenomenon)
Description: A geological phenomenon on Ceres that was first discovered by the Dawn spacecraft


Name: Oltu (town) (Geographical Area)
Description: A small town in northeastern Turkey


Name: Greco-Turkish War (1919–1922) (Event)
Description: War between Greece and Turkey over control of Asia Minor, resulting in massive population exchange


Name: Praia de Almofariz (now Praia do Almoxarife) (Location)
Description: The beach where van Huerter first disembarked on Faial


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: The post-World War I period saw labor strikes and riots in Italy


Name: Metal ingots or bullion (Type of currency)
Description: Unmarked bars used for exchange in many civilizations that mastered metallurgy


Name: Naturally regenerating forest (Forest_type)
Description: Forests that naturally regrow after being cut or destroyed


Name: Ukrainians, Russians and Belarusians (ethnic groups)
Description: Slavic ethnic groups from Eastern Europe


Name: Kingdom of Tahiti (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The former ruling kingdom in Tahiti


Name: Fabric Fibers, Paint Base, Paper (Materials)
Description: Common materials that scatter white light well in all directions


Name: Impressive improvement in quality (Event)
Description: Significant enhancement in the quality of pearls over ten years


Name: Weapon Drawing (Activity)
Description: The act of drawing a weapon from its sheath or holster


Name: Gender and Age (Demographic)
Description: Category used for classification of individuals, typically consisting of characteristics such as sex, age, occupation, and social class.


Name: Tourmaline (Mineral)
Description: A mineral with strong dichroism and lower refractive indices than Jargoon.


Name: Parchment strip (Physical object)
Description: Material used as a tag for pendent seals.


Name: Theodore and Mabel Bent (Explorer)
Description: The quarries were visited by Theodore and Mabel Bent in December 1883


Name: other_traditions (Religious tradition)
Description: Includes Neo-Hinduism and Reform Hinduism


Name: Aluminosilicates (Geological Class)
Description: A sub-class of Zeolites.


Name: Stoneware (Type of ceramic)
Description: A vitreous or semi-vitreous ceramic made primarily from stoneware clay or non-refractory fire clay, fired at high temperatures.


Name: A non-Indo-European Minoan language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Minoans.


Name: desired gemstone (gemstone)
Description: The gemstone formed through the process


Name: Red Diamonds (Gemstones)
Description: Diamonds with a red color.


Name: Metal Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made primarily with metal, such as stainless steel or silver


Name: Improving culturing techniques to prevent keshi pearl formation (Industry goal)
Description: Goal of the pearl industry.


Name: Newly formed German Empire (Political Entity)
Description: The empire that was formed in 1848


Name: Color Purple (Color)
Description: A color that does not have its own wavelength of light


Name: Mixture of 'all colors' or 'all visible wavelengths' (Light composition)
Description: The mixture that is perceived as white light


Name: Ivan III (Person)
Description: A Grand Duke who consolidated northern Rus' under Moscow's dominion.


Name: Theory of Cultural Evolution (Theory)
Description: A theory that proposed a progression in the development of cultures over time


Name: rare-earth_elements (group_of_elements)
Description: The group of elements to which Cerium belongs.


Name: Hieroglyphics (writing system)
Description: Writing system used in ancient Egypt seals


Name: December 24, 2020 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK-EU Free Trade Agreement was established


Name: Combustion (Chemical reaction)
Description: A process that releases heat and usually light, and changes a substance into simpler forms.


Name: Whalers and merchants (Occupation)
Description: People associated with whaling and trading


Name: Ciclo Formativo de Grado Superior (higher level vocational education) (Professional Development Education)
Description: A higher level of professional development or vocational education in Spain


Name: Taenarus (legendary founder of Taenarum) (Mythological Figure)
Description: Legendary founder of the city of Taenarum, credited with establishing its important temple of Poseidon


Name: Byzantine Mission (Mission)
Description: A mission sent by the Byzantine Empire to spread Christianity


Name: tabular to prismatic monoclinic crystals, colorless to white or pale yellowish, transparent with a vitreous luster (Appearance)
Description: The physical characteristics of Beryllonite


Name: Ali (Person)
Description: The fourth caliph and son-in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad


Name: Spiritual Essence (Concept)
Description: The essence that is of spiritual significance rather than physical form.


Name: Hazards (risk)
Description: Risks associated with the use of oil as a lubricant


Name: Gymnasium (Secondary School)
Description: A type of secondary school in Austria catering for more able children.


Name: Erythrae (Place)
Description: The presence of the Phoenicians at Erythrae


Name: Women with special talents or skills (Specialized labor force group)
Description: Females with unique abilities, such as midwifery and craftsmanship


Name: Eggs Production (Product)
Description: The production of eggs


Name: approximate timing (Concept)
Description: An estimation or estimate of a specific event, condition, or occurrence that is not exact.


Name: Interim rules (Legislation)
Description: Temporary regulations implemented by the United States Mint


Name: Balj (Person)
Description: The person who defeated the army attacking the strait


Name: Vipera latasti (animal species)
Description: A venomous snake found in Andalusia


Name: Beads (Physical Object)
Description: Small spheres used for adornment


Name: Greek Art (Artistic style)
Description: Style of art that originated from ancient Greece and was spread throughout the central and western Mediterranean


Name: isolated grains or granular massive habit (Geological occurrence)
Description: How the mineral usually appears


Name: metallic properties (Physical Property)
Description: A set of physical properties describing the state of a substance.


Name: Second Intermediate Period (Historical Period)
Description: A period of disarray in ancient Egypt between the Middle Kingdom and the New Kingdom


Name: Variety of names (Naming Conventions)
Description: Before 250 BC, the stone was referred to by a variety of names, but these fell from use after 250 BC.


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian politician, writer, and scientist


Name: Production of Grain and Crops in Thessaly (Agricultural Data)
Description: The production of grains and crops in Thessaly


Name: town (urban area)
Description: An urban area in Brazil with a significant number of German descendants


Name: Interpretation or Significance (Abstract Concept)
Description: The meaning behind an artwork


Name: Polish (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Poland.


Name: Jade objects (Artifacts)
Description: Artifacts made from the mineral jade


Name: Kievan Rus' (historical state)
Description: Founded in the 9th century


Name: 2011 Census (Event)
Description: Census year showing 1.9% of respondents identified as Muslim


Name: Dust trail (Phenomenon)
Description: Lingers in the atmosphere after the fireball's passage


Name: Sangha (institution)
Description: A monastic fraternity within a Buddhist community


Name: Azcapotzalco (city-state)
Description: The Tepanec state that dominated the Basin of Mexico.


Name: Late Republic (historical period)
Description: The period between 133 BCE and 44 BCE in the Roman Republic.


Name: Aliphatic hydroxycarboxylic acids (ChemicalCompoundClass)
Description: Compounds with the general formula RC(OH)(COOH), where R is an alkyl group. Examples include glycollic acid.


Name: Aluminum, Zinc, Boron (Elements)
Description: The elements rarely found in wood ashes (depending on the trace elements drawn from the soil by the incinerated plants)


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


Name: King (Political Position)
Description: A ruler or monarch


Name: Turk Shahi (Dynasty)
Description: A Turkic dynasty that ruled parts of modern Afghanistan in the 7th century


Name: Most public transit service in the United States (Transportation service)
Description: The primary public transport services in the U.S.


Name: 870 AD (Year)
Description: Year when Prague Castle was founded


Name: Pantone Color Rubine Red (Color)
Description: Displayed at right is the Pantone color rubine red.


Name: 5% of the funding burden for all short-term health care coverage (Percentage)
Description: The 5% of the funding burden for health care coverage carried by the government


Name: Council of Europe (InternationalOrganization)
Description: An international organization promoting cooperation between its members


Name: Bay of Naoussa (Naussa) (Bay)
Description: -


Name: Santa Maria del Iris (Mine)
Description: The oldest mine in Querétaro, opened around 1870


Name: People's Republic of China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Angkor Wat (Monument)
Description: The art form from Angkor Wat that includes both reliefs and figures in the round.


Name: Blending (Word Formation Process)
Description: The process of blending two morphemes to create a new word called a portmanteau


Name: Macedonian Opera (Name)
Description: its initial name


Name: Catholic pageantry (religious practice)
Description: A religious practice in Andalusia.


Name: Berber Coast (Region)
Description: An ancient name for the North African coast, now known as Tunisia


Name: Eight possible adjustments (property)
Description: The number of possible adjustments a pocket watch movement can have.


Name: Several prominent American literary figures (Group_of_People)
Description: A group of notable American authors who lived in New York


Name: Pomegranate skin (Part of a Food)
Description: The skin of pomegranate used in the carpet industry for staining wool and silk


Name: Phosphorus (Element)
Description: Nabimusaite is impure as it has a phosphorus admixture.


Name: Cheese (Dairy Product)
Description: A significant production of cheese


Name: End member minerals (Category)
Description: Minerals that consist solely of one compound


Name: Ballistics Research Laboratory (Institution)
Description: Institution he served at from 1959 to 1960


Name: The Siberian rivers of Ob, Yenisey, Lena, and Amur (River)
Description: Among the world's longest rivers.


Name: Vietnam (Country)
Description: The current unified Socialist Republic of Vietnam


Name: Willis-Farrar Transport Museum (Attraction)
Description: Another attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Oddly-shaped crystals such as macles (Crystal Shape)
Description: Crystals with shapes that are not octahedrons


Name: Aria (rock band)
Description: A rock band that became popular in Russia by the 1980s.


Name: Federal Government (Government)
Description: Represents the federal government.


Name: Timber (Natural Resource)
Description: Wood used as a building material or for fuel.


Name: Chasselas (grape variety)
Description: a white grape variety used primarily for wine-making


Name: Nii District (Historical district)
Description: A historical district in Ehime Prefecture, Japan


Name: Indigenous Elite (Social Group)
Description: An elite group consisting of indigenous people trained in French administrative practices, serving as an intermediary between the French and Africans.


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


Name: Aztec mummy (Fictional character)
Description: A recurring figure in Mexican exploitation B movies of the 1970s


Name: general approach for preparing highly reactive metal powders by reducing metal salts in ethereal or hydrocarbon solvents using alkali metals as reducing agents (Phrase)
Description: The full name of the Rieke process


Name: tourist_destination (GeographicArea)
Description: A place that attracts a large number of tourists


Name: Mass (in carats) (Quantity)
Description: Unit of weight used to measure gemstones and precious stones


Name: Huns (Historical Entity)
Description: A people who exerted control over the Goths from the 370s


Name: An Lushan or An Jianxun (person)
Description: An Lushan or An Jianxun was another name for An Shenhu


Name: Magnesium salt (Chemical compound)
Description: A compound consisting of magnesium and another substance that becomes a salt upon combination


Name: India, Tartary, China, Central Asia, Egypt, Nubia, Morocco, Eastern shores of Africa, Arabia, Turkish provinces in Europe and Asia (Geographical Locations)
Description: Various countries across the Islamic world


Name: More than 140 species of trees (France) (Species)
Description: The number and variety of tree species found in France


Name: 21st century (Time Period)
Description: The 21st century


Name: Chōnin (Townspeople) (Social group)
Description: The townspeople during the Edo period


Name: Aztec_cosmovision (concept)
Description: The Mexica's vision of the universe


Name: Pro-independence movements (Political Movement)
Description: Movements advocating for the independence of Flanders


Name: intermarriage between Xianbei and Chinese elites (social event)
Description: the permitted intermarriage between the ruling Xianbei and the Chinese elite as part of sinicization policies


Name: Life (State)
Description: The condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inanimate objects and dead organisms.


Name: Atlantic mixed forests ecoregion (Ecological Region)
Description: An ecoregion within the World Wide Fund for Nature's categorization system


Name: Hertfordshire (Place)
Description: for 1774


Name: Westchester County (Geographical Area)
Description: A county in the U.S. state of New York


Name: Silicon dioxide (Compound)
Description: A compound of silicon and oxygen, commonly known as silica.


Name: Luxembourg (Country)
Description: -


Name: dark green color (Color)
Description: The color of the zhongjing guanfu.


Name: Composting and Anaerobic Digestion (Waste Management Strategy)
Description: Strategies to decompose organic waste without oxygen (anaerobic digestion) or with oxygen (composting)


Name: 48Ca (Isotope)
Description: Comprising less than 1% of all natural calcium, very stable because it is a doubly magic nucleus.


Name: Dutch Agricultural Sector (Activity)
Description: The agricultural sector in the Netherlands


Name: Thirteen Roman imperial sarcophagi of the Byzantine period (Artifact)
Description: Thirteen sarcophagus belonging to the Byzantine period and made of verd antique


Name: 1st Century CE (Time Period)
Description: The first century of the Common Era.


Name: High levels of arsenic (chemical element)
Description: a harmful chemical found in some synthetic green dyes


Name: Nomadic Hunter-Gatherer Tribes (in Colombia) (Culture)
Description: The early cultures that lived as nomads in the territory of Colombia.


Name: Weak Structural Defects (Defect)
Description: The weak points in the nacre structure caused by statistical variations


Name: not religious but disclosed religious affiliation (Attribute)
Description: A category for individuals who do not follow any religion but disclosed their religious affiliation in Collonges


Name: Ceremonial purposes in the modern British Army (Military Activity)
Description: Activities related to honors, traditions, or celebrations


Name: during the 19th century (time period)
Description: the years spanning the 19th century


Name: White, red and blue (Group)
Description: The flag of Northern Ireland uses white, red, and blue


Name: About 5,000 meteorites as of mid-2009 (Geological entity)
Description: The large number of meteorites that were yielded from these regions


Name: Planolites (Ichnotaxon)
Description: A worm-like ichnotaxon entity


Name: Grüner Veltliner grape and Zweigelt (Product)
Description: The Grüner Veltliner grape provides some of Austria's most notable white wines and Zweigelt is the most widely planted red wine grape.


Name: German Bohemia and Sudetenland (region)
Description: Regions that later played a role in World War II


Name: Carving hardstones (Activity)
Description: The act of changing the form or contour of hardstone


Name: Intermediate chemical processes (Chemical process)
Description: Processes that use chemicals containing conflict minerals


Name: Compulsory Education (Education Level)
Description: A required level of education in Turkey that lasts 12 years and is free at public schools.


Name: Two Term Limit (Term Limit Type)
Description: The change in the term limit for presidents from one term to two terms due to a constitutional amendment repeal


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: The most popular sport in Italy


Name: Montepuez ruby mine (Mine)
Description: The ruby mine in Mozambique that is active


Name: Inspection (Action)
Description: For inspecting oneself, such as during personal grooming


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: A continent that covers the westernmost part of Eurasia


Name: Solvay Institute of Sociology (Institution)
Description: An institute focusing on sociological research


Name: Radioactive waste (Substance)
Description: Waste that emits radioactive particles


Name: Wider field of Studio Craft (Art Movement)
Description: Beliefs, values, education, training, circumstances of production, and networks of distribution and publicity


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


Name: Radiocarbon dating, DNA extraction and sequencing, protein or other biomolecules extraction (Processes)
Description: These processes are utilized to study the age of subfossils and extract information about the ecological conditions under which extinct animals lived.


Name: High Temperatures (Physical State)
Description: Temperature at which carbon burns brightly


Name: Southeast Asia (Geographical Area)
Description: Region to the south and east of the Indian subcontinent


Name: Tiangong-1 (Space Station)
Description: China's first space station testbed


Name: Cortes Generales (Institution)
Description: The Spanish parliament as a whole


Name: European Empire (Empire)
Description: The European empire that traded with Ashanti Empire


Name: Mountainous areas in the states of central Mexico (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical locations where Nahuatl is spoken


Name: Acrylic paint (Painting medium)
Description: Fast drying paint containing pigment suspension in acrylic polymer emulsion.


Name: diodes, transistors, and electronics (Electronic device)
Description: The behavior of charge carriers at these junctions is the basis.


Name: Upper Valais (Geographical Subregion)
Description: German-speaking region of Valais


Name: Healthcare expenditure (Financial expenditure)
Description: The amount spent by the government or individuals on medical and health-related services


Name: Kurundam (Word)
Description: A Tamil-Dravidian word that means ruby-sapphire.


Name: Lantern (Anatomical Structure)
Description: A structure associated with the gills.


Name: 0.0079 mm to 0.0248 mm (Value)
Description: Value of tolerances in metric system (0.0079 mm to 0.0248 mm)


Name: Brazilian Forests (NaturalFeature)
Description: forests located within Brazil


Name: Fashion and Art (Activity)
Description: During the Renaissance and Baroque periods


Name: State courts (Court)
Description: Courts with jurisdiction at the state level


Name: Tong'an County (GeographicalFeature)
Description: A city and county-level district in Fujian, China.


Name: Massachusetts (U.S. State)
Description: A state in the northeastern United States


Name: early Spanish explorers (explorer)
Description: Explorers from Spain who reached the area in the 1500s


Name: Mitochondria (Organelle)
Description: Cellular organelles where Cytochrome c oxidase is located


Name: Nitrogen trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of nitrogen


Name: Early Christian Church (Religious Organization)
Description: The early Christian church.


Name: Hatrurim Formation (Geological formation)
Description: A geological formation located in Israel.


Name: Mythical Figure Hercules (mythological figure)
Description: Mythical figure associated with Andalusia, founder of Cádiz and Seville


Name: General use of hanko throughout Japanese society (Social Practice)
Description: The common use of hanko in Japan


Name: 1960, 1971, 1980, 1997 (Year)
Description: The years in which military coups or memorandums occurred in Turkey.


Name: Progressive Legislation (Legislation)
Description: the legislation that included the initiative and referendum provision


Name: Prehnite-pumpellyite facies (Geological conditions)
Description: Geological conditions characterized by the presence of specific minerals and the loss of zeolites


Name: present (Presence)
Description: Listed on the EPA's Toxics Release Inventory if it is present as a fibrous form


Name: World Wars (Historical Event)
Description: Two global conflicts that occurred during the first half of the 20th century.


Name: Death (Concept)
Description: Awareness of death


Name: Concha Nácar (Name)
Description: Another name for the pearls from rainbow lipped oysters


Name: economic reforms and harmonisation with the European Union (Action)
Description: Actions supported by Switzerland's economy to address slow growth in the 1990s and early 2000s


Name: Paris (city)
Description: City that set the fashion trends for women in the 19th century


Name: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (Countries)
Description: Four constituent countries of the United Kingdom


Name: Kojiki and Nihon Shoki chronicles (literature)
Description: Earliest works of Japanese literature from the 8th century.


Name: Epidote (Mineral)
Description: A calcium aluminium iron sorosilicate mineral.


Name: Chronic hypercalcaemia (Disease)
Description: A long-term condition of high levels of calcium in the blood.


Name: Dress Code (Historical Fact)
Description: The historical norms and expectations regarding clothing


Name: Mica (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of aluminium-rich, negatively charged TOT layers


Name: Finery Forges (Technology)
Description: A type of forge used to refine cast iron into wrought iron


Name: Hydrogen Bonds (chemical bond)
Description: The hydrogen bonds found in the crystal structure of Afwillite.


Name: Nils Gaup's Pathfinder (1987) (Film)
Description: A film about the Sámi, nominated for an Oscar


Name: deep-blue silk shenyi (clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by Han Chinese men during the Hanfu era


Name: Chinese education and scholarship (Education Scholarship)
Description: The traditional and modern systems of Chinese educational institutions, research, and intellectual pursuits, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse contributions.


Name: marble (Geological material)
Description: A rock composed of calcium and magnesium carbonate, popular as a building material.


Name: Ethnic Conflicts (Event)
Description: Disputes or wars between different ethnic groups.


Name: Intestine (Digestion) (Anatomical Structure and Function)
Description: Where digestion occurs in the sea urchin's body


Name: Banana (Commodity)
Description: An elongated, starchy fruit with soft flesh rich in starch and sugar.


Name: Southern Buddhism (Sub-classification of Buddhism)
Description: A sub-classification used by some scholars


Name: foods (turkey, sweet potatoes, corn, squash, maple syrup) (food)
Description: various foods


Name: Y3Al5O12 (compound)
Description: A yttrium aluminate compound in which neodymium ion was demonstrated to operate


Name: Union, the states, the Federal District, and the municipalities (Government Sphere)
Description: The spheres of government in the Federative Republic of Brazil


Name: Sengier's African Metals Corp. (Company)
Description: A commercial arm of Union Minière that shipped the uranium ore to the US


Name: rich history (historical characteristic)
Description: a country that has played an important role in shaping global events throughout history


Name: Conflict (Social Issue)
Description: Contributes to or causes conflict, particularly through the supply chain in source countries


Name: Line of Thunderstorms (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A series of thunderstorms occurring in a line.


Name: National Association of Goldsmiths of Great Britain (NAG) (Organization)
Description: A trade association for the gold and jewelry industry in the UK


Name: Early Modern Period (TimePeriod)
Description: The Early Modern Period


Name: Guru Nanak's piety and simplicity (Concept)
Description: The physical representations of the Gurus were based on Guru Nanak's piety and simplicity


Name: Lake (body of water)
Description: The body of water around Tenochtitlan


Name: a divergent plate boundary (geological boundary type)
Description: An example of a geological boundary where two plates move away from each other, causing seafloor spreading.


Name: depth and pressures involved in producing the host rock (geological_concept)
Description: Since andalusite is an aluminosilicate index mineral.


Name: Derbyshire (Geographical_Area)
Description: Location where the rugby union clubs are located


Name: Hispanic or Latino (of any race) (Ethnic Group Subdivision)
Description: People who identify as Hispanic or Latino, of any race


Name: Hospitals (Industry)
Description: Healthcare facilities treating patients


Name: Kalmar Union (Political union)
Description: A political union of Denmark, Norway and Sweden from 1397 to 1523.


Name: Wood industry (Industry)
Description: Sector of an economy concerned with the production of wood products.


Name: Austrian Christians (Religious group)
Description: Christians living in Austria


Name: Heat Treating Processes available to Steel (Category)
Description: A category that encompasses various methods used to alter the properties of steel


Name: adding different materials as feed (process modification)
Description: Adding different materials as feed affecting the properties of synthetic gem-quality diamond crystals


Name: Middle Francia and East Francia (Political Entity)
Description: Historical regions under the Holy Roman Empire


Name: Hanks (Wholesale unit)
Description: A bundle of temporary strands, containing 5 to 10 such strands.


Name: Large Territories in the Pannonian Basin (Geographical Location)
Description: Large territories conquered by the Avars


Name: Sake, Beer and Green Tea (Beverage)
Description: Three popular beverages in Japan.


Name: 40K (Isotope)
Description: The radioisotope with the largest abundance in the human body.


Name: Overlying rocks typically (Geological Rock)
Description: The rocks that typically form greisen veins through fracturing.


Name: 74,421 members (Number)
Description: The number of lost adherents


Name: Mycenaean Greeks (ancient civilization)
Description: Another ancient civilization located in Greece during the Bronze Age.


Name: unrest among the Ukrainian population and Polish government responses (Unrest and Responses)
Description: turbulent or disruptive conditions in a political system or society


Name: Cínovec (Location)
Description: A town in the Czech Republic.


Name: Austrian pan-German nationalists (People)
Description: Austrians who desired reinforcement of an ethnic German identity


Name: Van Gogh, Vincent (Person)
Description: Dutch Post-Impressionist painter


Name: Medical Carbuncle (Disease)
Description: A type of abscess in medical terminology.


Name: Dressing of Song empresses, imperial concubines, and other high-ranking women (action)
Description: Dressing habits of the empresses, concubines, and other high-ranking women


Name: Bio-staticity (Property)
Description: A property that inhibits the growth of bacteria and other forms of life.


Name: Water Vascular System (Anatomical Structure)
Description: The system that leads downwards from the madreporite through the slender stone canal to the ring canal.


Name: Ukrainian identity (identity)
Description: Identity that Ukraine is united by.


Name: Olives (Food)
Description: The food item Olives


Name: Solid cerium (State of matter)
Description: The solid phase of cerium.


Name: Suebi, Vandals, Sarmatian Alans (Historical group)
Description: Germanic and Sarmatian tribes who invaded the Iberian Peninsula after 409


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


Name: Korean War (War)
Description: Conflict between North Korea and South Korea (1950-1953)


Name: Sri Lanka (Country)
Description: The location where the first Buddhist canonical texts were written down


Name: No mercy (Action)
Description: The action signified by a red flag hoisted by a pirate ship


Name: Prehistoric Tifinagh inscriptions (archaeological finding)
Description: Inscriptions found in the region


Name: Green Chartreuse liqueur (Liqueur)
Description: A French liqueur introduced in 1764


Name: Air Source (Resource)
Description: An external source of compressed air needed to drive the system.


Name: Abraham Lincoln (Person)
Description: The 16th president of the United States, serving from March 1861 until his assassination in April 1865.


Name: East Francia, Middle Francia, West Francia (Geographical Region)
Description: The three regions into which West Francia was divided in 843


Name: High Society (Social Group)
Description: A group of high-ranking individuals in society


Name: OECD Average (Statistic)
Description: Belgium's education is significantly higher than the OECD average.


Name: Minoan Civilization (Historical civilization)
Description: An ancient Bronze Age civilization that arose on the island of Crete and parts of mainland Greece around 2700 BC.


Name: maro (Clothing)
Description: A type of waist cloth worn by Tahitians.


Name: Curious Case of the Georgia Railroad vs. The Savannah Bee Company (LegalCase)
Description: The legal case that corresponds to the state of Alabama


Name: Ashkenazi Jews (Ethnic group)
Description: Group that uses the golden peacock as a symbol


Name: Belarusians, Moldovans, Crimean Tatars, Bulgarians, Hungarians, Romanians, Poles, Jews, Armenians, Greeks, Tatars (Ethnicity)
Description: Various ethnic minority groups in Ukraine


Name: Railway network of the Czech Republic (Transport infrastructure)
Description: The railway network in the Czech Republic


Name: Matching 'china' services (Tableware)
Description: matching 'china' services afforded by the public by 1800


Name: Heavy Metal Music (Music Genre)
Description: A genre of music with Black Sabbath as one of its pioneers


Name: Vitsentzos Kornaros (Author)
Description: Greek writer who lived from 1553 to 1613


Name: IAEA-603 isotopic standard (standard in mass spectrometry)
Description: Standard for calibration of δ18O and δ13C


Name: Isaac Newton (Scientist)
Description: English physicist who is best known for his work in optics


Name: 1898 Constitution (Legal Document)
Description: The constitution of Belgium as it was in 1898


Name: Gran Consiglio election (Election)
Description: An election held in Onsernone.


Name: Jewish silversmiths (Occupation)
Description: Craftsmen who produced Berber style jewellery and other styles, adapting to changing techniques and artistic innovations.


Name: Silicon Valley (nickname)
Description: The nickname given to the Santa Clara Valley due to its importance in the semiconductor industry


Name: Motecuzoma I (Aztec ruler)
Description: Aztec emperor who consolidated the political structure of the Triple Alliance and internal political organization of Tenochtitlan


Name: High-karat white gold alloys (Gold Alloy)
Description: Alloys with high karat rating, resistant to corrosion


Name: Amphibian_species (Species)
Description: Species of amphibians found in Colombia.


Name: More valuable than traditional sapphires (Value comparison)
Description: The potential value of particolored sapphires compared to traditional sapphires


Name: Mn(C5H5)2 (Organometallic Compound)
Description: A manganocene, an organometallic compound.


Name: Amman (location)
Description: City in Jordan, Near East


Name: Battle of 1571 (Battle)
Description: A battle that took place between the Venetian Republic and the Ottoman Empire.


Name: Stars (Celestial object)
Description: Luminous spheres of plasma held together by gravity.


Name: Region corresponding to today's Belgium (Geographical Region)
Description: Belgium is located within the region that corresponds to present-day Belgium


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: The region Andalusia


Name: Cult Image (Artwork)
Description: The main image in a place of worship.


Name: Munkplast AB (Company)
Description: The company that introduced plastic toy beads in 1958.


Name: After the fire in 1624 and 1852 (Event)
Description: Drammen was rebuilt after the fire in 1624 and 1852


Name: Ligdan Khan (khagan)
Description: Khagan (ruler) of the Northern Yuan from 1583 to 1634


Name: Cacoyannis and Kampanellis (Person)
Description: Directors and writers who collaborated on the film Stella


Name: 0.06% of Colombia (Percentage of population)
Description: Point zero six percent of the total population of Colombia


Name: Red Army Faction in Germany (Group)
Description: A paramilitary extremist group that used red as their color


Name: conch or conch shell (Animal)
Description: A large marine gastropod with a spiral, chambered shell


Name: Esper F. Larsen Jr. (Person)
Description: Esperite was named in honor of Esper F. Larsen Jr.


Name: Biological Control Microbes (Microorganism)
Description: Microorganisms used to suppress plant pests.


Name: Two-handed sword (Sword type)
Description: A large sword that requires two hands to wield.


Name: Allies (led by the United States) (Political group)
Description: The coalition of nations that opposed the Axis Powers in World War II


Name: Alabama Legislature (Political Entity)
Description: The legislative body of the state of Alabama


Name: Municipality of Arad and Egged Bus Cooperative (Organization)
Description: Entities involved in the legal battle


Name: any kind of protection from sediment (Protection from environment)
Description: The lack of any kind of protection from sediment


Name: Sound sculpture (non-traditional form of sculpture)
Description: A type of sculpture that incorporates sound.


Name: Synthetic pigments and dyes (Chemical)
Description: These replaced traditional yellows made from arsenic, cow urine, and other substances.


Name: European powers (Geopolitical entity)
Description: Refers to nations in Europe, historically significant political and cultural entities.


Name: 300 (Number)
Description: The number of apartments in the municipality in 2000


Name: German Team (group)
Description: A group of German scientists installing a network of seismic stations for oil prospecting


Name: Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, others' styles (Art Style)
Description: The unique artistic approaches experimented by the mentioned artists


Name: Robe (type of clothing)
Description: men's clothing style during Hanfu period


Name: High Natural Population Growth Rate (Rate)
Description: A statistical measure of the increase in a population due to births minus deaths.


Name: Stars, Moon and Planets (Celestial Bodies)
Description: Visible celestial bodies in the night sky


Name: Old Irish glas and Welsh glas (Language Term)
Description: Terms for 'green' or 'blue' in Old Irish and Welsh.


Name: God (Abstract Concept)
Description: A supernatural being considered the creator and overseer of the universe


Name: Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) (Religious Text)
Description: Mentioned in connection with the garments of priests and the Tabernacle


Name: Bead necklaces and bullae (artifact)
Description: Necklaces made with beads or bullae


Name: Poor Peasants (Social Group)
Description: Low-income farmers or laborers


Name: Diamond simulant (Artificial gemstone)
Description: An artificial stone designed to resemble a diamond


Name: Tula (legendary city-state)
Description: Legendary city-state traced as the roots of Colhuacan


Name: Brazilian society (Society)
Description: The social structure and organization of people living in Brazil


Name: Jiroft culture (culture)
Description: A hypothesized 3rd-millennium-BC culture based on a collection of artefacts


Name: 5 (Number)
Description: A numerical value


Name: Netherlands Antilles (Country)
Description: A constituent country that ceased to exist in 2010


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


Name: Spanish fleet of Hernán Cortés (conquering force)
Description: The Spanish army led by Hernán Cortés


Name: Green Dragon Mine, Namibia (Mine)
Description: Location of a significant new find in 1996


Name: Formation of Mountain Ranges and Plateaus (Geography)
Description: Large landforms that are characterized by their elevated position above surrounding areas


Name: - (-)
Description: Implied: The amended Austrian Constitution


Name: hydrothermally synthesized emeralds (synthetic minerals)
Description: Hydrothermally synthesized emeralds produced by the Linde Division of Union Carbide


Name: Ores with high quantities of Iron (Mineral Resource)
Description: Ores that have very high quantities of iron


Name: Aesthetics of the Song dynasty clothing (style feature)
Description: Characteristics of the aesthetics in the Song dynasty clothing


Name: Each república (Student lodging)
Description: A student housing tradition found in Ouro Preto and Coimbra


Name: Arsenic group minerals (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of semi-metals that have only some metallic traits


Name: Madagascar (Country)
Description: Location of a significant discovery around 2009


Name: Studies in physical geography (activities)
Description: Activities typically falling into one of three categories: observational, experimental, or theoretical.


Name: Orange Colour (Modern) (Colour)
Description: The colour referred to as 'orange' in late 15th century onwards


Name: Conventional semiconductors such as silicon (Type of Semiconductor)
Description: Semiconductors that have a rigid crystalline structure


Name: Amphetamine-induced Dopamine Efflux in vitro (Biological Process)
Description: The process by which amphetamines cause dopamine to be released into the environment outside cells


Name: Carbon Monoxide (CO) (Compound)
Description: A compound containing one atom of carbon and one atom of oxygen


Name: 7600 years ago (time period)
Description: Approximately 7,600 years ago.


Name: Medallion (Artifact)
Description: A larger version of a medal, typically too large to be worn.


Name: Development of modern banking practices (Historical event)
Description: The contribution of Goldsmith bankers to the development and adoption of modern banking practices.


Name: Change over time (Environment attribute)
Description: Structures that are not static and have the ability to alter themselves over a period.


Name: Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The Dutch government that implements policies on electric vehicles


Name: Sapphire (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that Verneuil focused his efforts on after the successful synthesis of ruby


Name: Ancient Egypt (Historical civilization)
Description: A civilization that emerged in northeastern Africa around 3100 BC


Name: Fura's tears peaks (geographical_features)
Description: The peaks where Fura's tears supposedly turned into emeralds.


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


Name: health facility (Infrastructure)
Description: Health facilities that serve the Afghan population.


Name: Jewish tradition in Morocco (Culture)
Description: The Jewish culture and traditions in Morocco.


Name: Dinosaur eggs (Fossil)
Description: Remains of extinct reptiles


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: During the time period 1000–1300 AD


Name: Melting-Point Ranges (Temperature Range)
Description: Different temperatures for easier application


Name: Completely glassy and lack any microlites or phenocrysts (Physical Property)
Description: One of the physical characteristics that distinguish tektites from terrestrial volcanic glasses


Name: Monte Rosa (Mountain)
Description: A mountain in the Pennine Alps in the canton of Valais, on the border with Italy


Name: Simplon Railway (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: Connected Brig, Valais to Lausanne and Geneva in 1878


Name: Portraits (Artistic depictions)
Description: The artistic depictions that Cicero referred to


Name: Common, Dyed Feathers, Precious Feathers (Material)
Description: Layers with 'common' feathers, dyed feathers, and precious feathers


Name: Tilman Riemenschneider, Veit Stoss and others (Person)
Description: German sculptors who lived in the late Middle Ages and Early Modern period.


Name: Ottoman massacre of Chios (Massacre)
Description: A massacre by the Ottomans on the island of Chios


Name: Friedrich Nietzsche (Person)
Description: A German philosopher known for his development of perspectivism


Name: United Kingdom (country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: World Health Organization (WHO) (Healthcare Agency)
Description: The directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations system


Name: Clinohumite (Mineral)
Description: A nesosilicate mineral with no oxygen atoms shared between two silicons


Name: 2 mm (0.0787 inches) (Polyps size)
Description: Size of the polyps that live inside the coral's bark


Name: Common parlance (Language Use)
Description: Everyday use of language


Name: Ajax committing suicide (Mythological Event)
Description: The mythological event of Ajax committing suicide as depicted in the gem.


Name: Circle (Geometric Shape)
Description: A round shape used extensively in Islamic art.


Name: Polishing and cleaning methods (Process)
Description: Ultrasonic or steamer cleaning, and polishing must be done with caution due to amethyst's sensitivity


Name: Irena Dodalová (Filmmaker and Animator)
Description: Czech filmmaker and animator


Name: Seafood (Food category)
Description: Food derived from the sea, such as fish and shellfish


Name: Pacific coast music (Musical genre)
Description: A musical genre that originated in the Pacific coast of Colombia


Name: NASA scientists (Scientist)
Description: Group of scientists working for NASA


Name: a topic of ongoing debate and reform (Factors)
Description: a subject of continuous discussion and proposed changes


Name: Antacids (Medicine)
Description: Medication used to neutralize stomach acid


Name: Fluorosurfactants (Compound)
Description: A type of perfluorinated compound that lowers surface tension more than hydrocarbon-based surfactants.


Name: Non-Technical Subjects (educational subject)
Description: Subject areas other than technical studies, offered by nine of the twelve Swiss universities


Name: Greek Wine (Product)
Description: A beverage produced in ancient Greece


Name: Self-generated alteration of a granite (Geological Process)
Description: A process related to the late-stage release of volatiles dissolved in a magma during the solidification of that magma.


Name: Prime Minister (political position)
Description: -


Name: UM1956-02-SiO:CaHU (Unnamed Phase) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that Kasolite is believed to be analogous to.


Name: Traditional Sculpture Education (Educational Method)
Description: The traditional method of sculpture education that was replaced.


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


Name: Reflecting Objects (Category of Objects)
Description: Objects that reflect incident light


Name: Bucchero wares (artifact)
Description: early and native styles of fine Etruscan pottery


Name: Electron spins in external fields (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Spinning of electrons in an electric or magnetic field


Name: Nikoulitzas Delphinas (person)
Description: Local lord in Thessaly


Name: Agustin Fuentes (Person)
Description: Mexican author who made use of Aztec symbols


Name: Hoklo people in Taiwan (population)
Description: The Hoklo people living in Taiwan


Name: Valle Verzasca and Locarno (Place)
Description: Places nearby Maggia that are tourist attractions


Name: Life term (Duration of position)
Description: The dey was elected for a life term


Name: Norwegian romantic nationalism (Ideology)
Description: The romantic nationalism of Norway in their day


Name: Deep tone of ruby (Color)
Description: The color called 'ruby' in the British Standards 381 color list.


Name: [Botr and Barnès tribes, Sanhadja, Houara, Zenata, Masmouda, Kutama, Awarba, Berghwata] (tribes)
Description: Various tribes in the Maghreb region


Name: local aristocracy of Great Moravia (Social Class)
Description: Aristocracy documented in Great Moravia


Name: Nomadic and semi-nomadic lifestyle (lifestyle)
Description: Lifestyle adopted by the Berbers suitable for weaving kilims


Name: Greater Titanium, Aluminium and Sodium than that in typical tholeiitic basalt (Geological Property)
Description: Property of the Augite found in Basanite


Name: Association agreement with EU (Agreement)
Description: The agreement signed in June 2014


Name: Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain (Artist group)
Description: Two famous French artists of the Baroque era


Name: Caribbean (Region)
Description: A large region in the tropical North Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea


Name: Antigorite Serpentine (mineral)
Description: A hydrated magnesium iron silicate mineral.


Name: Minas Gerais, Brazil (location)
Description: The location where maxixeite is found.


Name: 1884 Reform Act (Legislation)
Description: A major electoral reform legislation, passed in 1884 and championed by William Gladstone.


Name: Silicon isotopes with mass numbers lower than the stable ones (chemical compound)
Description: The isotopes of silicon with mass numbers less than 28, 29, and 30


Name: Cladosporium (Fungi)
Description: A type of black fungus attacking dried acrylic resin in marble from Milan Cathedral.


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


Name: Chemical Formula (Chemistry)
Description: Ca[(UO2)2Si5O12(OH)2]·3(H2O)


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: Birthplace of Assia Djebar


Name: Organisms (Living things)
Description: Any living entity that bears the characteristics of life.


Name: Ancient Monuments (historical structure)
Description: Structures in Northern Europe often found on heaps


Name: Quartzite fragment layer (GeologicalLayer)
Description: A layer typically 30 cm thick where quartzite fragments occur with the Darwin Glass.


Name: a throne (Furniture)
Description: -


Name: China's highest mountain (Geographical Feature)
Description: The tallest mountain in China


Name: Diamond Mines in Democratic Republic of Congo (Geographical Feature)
Description: The diamond mines located in the Democratic Republic of Congo


Name: ʻiʻiwi (Birds)
Description: Hawaiian honeycreeper


Name: Tazoughert Fatma (Person)
Description: Tazoughert Fatma was a woman who had the power to govern in the Aurès.


Name: U.K. (Country)
Description: A country where trapping is considered a viable alternative


Name: Technology and software sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Exhibition with 26 pieces of sacred art (Event)
Description: An event showcasing 26 pieces of sacred art returned to Benin by France


Name: U.S. Government (Government)
Description: During Cold War period


Name: Grisons (Canton)
Description: A canton of Switzerland


Name: pre-1800 China, New Zealand, the Pacific Coast and Atlantic Coasts of North America, Neolithic Europe, and southeast Asia (geographical locations)
Description: different regions where nephrite jade was used historically


Name: Macon County, North Carolina (Location)
Description: A violet-red shade of Pyrope and has been called rhodolite


Name: Five Gables, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia (Location)
Description: Address where they later lived.


Name: Coca-Cola (Company)
Description: An American multinational beverage corporation


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: Hard, brittle, and nonmetallic inorganic material made by heating materials containing silica


Name: Greek (Language)
Description: The primary language spoken in Greece.


Name: Regions in the northeast (Geographical Region)
Description: Less populated areas of the Netherlands


Name: Lithium extraction (Process)
Description: The process of extracting lithium


Name: early 1990s (Time period)
Description: The starting point of the increase in Taiwanese identification


Name: Rock (geology) (geological_formation)
Description: any naturally occurring solid mass or aggregate of minerals or mineraloid matter


Name: Sputnik 1 (Artificial Satellite)
Description: The first Earth-orbiting artificial satellite launched by the Soviet Union on October 4, 1957


Name: computer graphics (technology)
Description: The field of study focused on generating images with the help of a computer


Name: 6 to 8 months (Quantity)
Description: Duration of snow cover in the Alps


Name: More valuable than mid-quality emeralds (monetary value)
Description: When referring to a specific green garnet called tsavorite


Name: GDP (Benin) (EconomicIndicator)
Description: The gross domestic product of Benin.


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: Fossils are preserved by the passing of time


Name: Woman's wardrobe (Clothing Collection)
Description: A collection of clothes owned by a woman, including dresses, skirts, blouses, etc.


Name: Limited Public Functions of Cantonal Circles of Lugano (Administrative Function)
Description: The specific roles and responsibilities of the circles


Name: Harmful (Property of Building Materials)
Description: A characteristic of certain building materials.


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: René Magritte is a famous Belgian surrealist painter


Name: second- and third-class citizens (social status)
Description: Status indicating lower class position in society


Name: Louis Cordier (Person)
Description: French geologist who discovered Cordierite


Name: Two diamonds (Set of two diamonds)
Description: Two diamonds compared for size and weight


Name: Medieval Armouring (Craft)
Description: The production of armour for medieval warriors


Name: Chondrodite (Mineral)
Description: The most common member of the humite group.


Name: OECD (International Organization)
Description: An international economic organization.


Name: Gold (Metal)
Description: Pyrite's metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue give it a superficial resemblance to gold.


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian nation.


Name: Visible inclusions (Diamond flaw)
Description: Impurities or imperfections within the diamond.


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


Name: Strømsbo gård (Manor_House)
Description: A manor house on a historic farm located west of the center of Arendal.


Name: Mosogno Sotto (Settlement)
Description: A settlement in Mosogno


Name: Innovations in the chemical sector (Sector)
Description: Factors that caused the slow curtailment of whaling


Name: Kawamata (Town)
Description: A town in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan


Name: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) (Regulator)
Description: Insurance corporation that provides deposit insurance and regulates banks with FDIC-insured deposits in the United States


Name: Orthodox Church (Religious Group)
Description: A branch of Christianity that developed in the Eastern Roman Empire.


Name: House tombs (Artifact)
Description: A form of burial in the north and east during the Second Palace Period


Name: Willem van der Haegen (Guilherme da Silveira) (Person)
Description: Flemish nobleman who helped colonize Faial Island


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located on the north-western coast of continental Europe


Name: 5 years (Time Period)
Description: A period of 5 years for which the Parliament serves.


Name: Low-spin configuration (Physical state)
Description: A low-spin configuration of the Fe2+ ion in the porphyrin ring


Name: popularity in engagement or wedding rings (cultural significance)
Description: the perceived value and meaning of a gemstone in certain cultural practices


Name: Local Autonomy of Mani (Political Entity)
Description: Autonomous status of the Mani Peninsula


Name: Haakon VI (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who died in 1379


Name: Simplon Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: A large region not drained by the Rhône


Name: Other notable peaks in Mallorca (Mountain Peaks)
Description: Other notable peaks in Mallorca that exceed 1,000 meters in elevation


Name: Synthetic green pigments and dyes (chemical substance)
Description: substances synthesized during the 18th and 19th centuries


Name: sacrificing themselves (Action)
Description: The duty to sacrifice themselves to ensure life continues.


Name: Mantle (Geological Structure)
Description: The layer beneath the Earth's crust, heated by radioactive decay of heavy elements


Name: Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) (Gases)
Description: A type of compound with no chlorine and zero ozone depletion potential.


Name: Greenschist-like rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that can form under greenschist facies conditions but contain enough magnesium


Name: best practices (topic in cartography)
Description: Guidelines and standards for cartographic elements


Name: United Nations (international_organization)
Description: an intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, promote sustainable development, and uphold human rights


Name: Dip in gold prices (Economic Event)
Description: Gold prices decrease but industry continues to grow


Name: Linear B archives (Artifact)
Description: An ancient script used in the Mycenaean civilization


Name: Arad's budget (Financial Entity)
Description: Budget of Arad


Name: (Contributions to) The geology of the Bighorn Mountains by W.H. Darton (Research Paper)
Description: A research paper on the geology of the Bighorn Mountains, with contributions from Josiah Edward Spurr


Name: Viking Age (Era)
Description: A time period characterized by Viking raids and voyages of exploration and conquest.


Name: maqam (Building or structure)
Description: A building associated with a saint or religious figure


Name: the water area (Geographical measure)
Description: The size of the county's water area


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: Country located in southwestern Europe


Name: passage of its constitution in 1901 (Constitutional event)
Description: The last time Alabama redistricted its congressional districts


Name: Boston College Eagles (Sports Team)
Description: One of the teams it is an official color for


Name: German mineralogist Richard Nacken (Person)
Description: A German scientist who worked in the field of mineralogy.


Name: Mainland China (Geographical Feature)
Description: The mainland part of China


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


Name: Australia's electoral system (electoral system)
Description: The way Australia conducts its elections


Name: Ben Affleck (Person)
Description: An American actor, producer and director


Name: Summer monsoon rain (Climate feature)
Description: Occasional summer rains that are a part of the Indian monsoon zone


Name: Rare Earths (Chemical Element)
Description: A group of seventeen metallic chemical elements with similar physical and chemical properties


Name: Lost City Hydrothermal Field (Geological feature)
Description: A hydrothermal field located off the axis of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.


Name: Pearls, coral, amber (gemstones)
Description: Gemstones classified as organic


Name: f-Diamane (2D_form_of_diamond)
Description: A type of Diamane made using fluorine (xenon-difluoride)


Name: China (Country)
Description: Location where its highways and expressways are located


Name: Landslide at Stava (1980) (Geological Event)
Description: A landslide that occurred in the Stava valley, Italy, in 1980


Name: Illustrations (Artwork)
Description: Artworks that have grown in popularity and value due to the growth of computer game and comic industry


Name: German, French, Italian, and Romansh (Language)
Description: The four national languages of Switzerland


Name: Greece women's national water polo team (Sports Team)
Description: The Greece women's national water polo team represents Greece in international women's water polo competitions.


Name: Andalusian Cuisine (Culinary Tradition)
Description: The culinary tradition of the region of Andalusia


Name: 77.5 years (2022) (Value)
Description: the average American life expectancy at birth in 2022


Name: Calathus Mission concept (Space_mission)
Description: A proposed followup mission to Ceres by the ESA team


Name: Hydroelectric Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power produced through the movement of water in rivers, waterfalls, oceans, and artificial lakes.


Name: Freddy Lim (Person)
Description: Taiwanese singer and songwriter, leader of Chthonic


Name: early_2000s (Time Period)
Description: The early 2000s


Name: German concept of bildung (Concept)
Description: the German concept emphasizing education and self-improvement


Name: Eclogite facies (Geological Facies)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock characterized by the presence of green omphacitic pyroxene and red pyrope garnet


Name: Porsche (Corporation)
Description: A German multinational automobile manufacturer.


Name: East Rift Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature located in Hualien-Taitung area


Name: Emirate (Political Entity)
Description: An emirate that was established by the Taliban in Kabul.


Name: Public transportation (Category)
Description: The types and availability of public transportation options


Name: 1:24,000 scale topographic maps (USGS) (Map)
Description: A standard example of general cartography, produced by the US Geological Survey


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: The First World War (1914-1918)


Name: seeds (karmic seeds) (Concept)
Description: The potential consequences of good or bad actions.


Name: Industrial Revolution (Historical Period)
Description: From the 18th century.


Name: Rugged, Industrious Problem Solvers (Personality Trait)
Description: A trait commonly associated with New Zealanders


Name: Rhenopterus (Entity)
Description: A specific entity in the Hunsrück Slate


Name: Red zincite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that often occurs with willemite, but is not fluorescent.


Name: November 1989 (Month and Year)
Description: The month and year when the Velvet Revolution occurred


Name: Yakuza (Group)
Description: Japanese organized crime syndicates


Name: Gnaeus Manlius Vulso (Person)
Description: A Roman consul who passed through Synnada in 189 BCE


Name: 4.00 g/cm3 (Density value)
Description: A tested density value for Jerrygibbsite


Name: Diamond drilling (Technique)
Description: The method of using diamond for drilling


Name: Children, pre-menopausal women (women of child-bearing age), and people with poor diet (Demographic)
Description: A grouping of individuals based on shared characteristics such as age, gender, or nutritional status.


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: Location where the Allende meteorite was observed falling.


Name: Many flags in the Arab world (Group)
Description: Many flags in the Arab world use the colors of the flag of the Arab Revolt of 1916


Name: Other Religion (Religion)
Description: Population group that follows other forms of religion


Name: Sediments (Geological Feature)
Description: Loose earth or sand, typically unconsolidated and often deposited by water.


Name: Lithium Valley (Geographical feature)
Description: A geographical area with lithium deposits


Name: 130–140 GPa (Value)
Description: Diamond has a compressive yield strength of 130–140 GPa


Name: Misconception (Concept)
Description: A widely held but incorrect belief or idea.


Name: Lucius Junius Brutus head (sculpture)
Description: The bronze head of Lucius Junius Brutus is considered a rare survival of the Italic style under the Republic.


Name: Romans (People)
Description: The inventors of cameo glass


Name: Round beads (Type of bead)
Description: The most common shape of beads that are strung on wire to create necklaces and bracelets.


Name: Amsterdam (City)
Description: The capital city of the Netherlands


Name: Literate wearers (Individuals)
Description: Individuals who can change verses on ta'wiz.