s /sa/
|
communities; civil society; complex society; institutions; groups; people [sociology] ↞ q language oss social interactions ≈ DDC 300 |
s38 /saɲcɔrkɔ/
|
prioritizing life aspect |
s38m /saɲcɔrkɔma/
|
physical well-being; hedonism |
s38p /saɲcɔrkɔpa/
|
mental well-being |
s38r /saɲcɔrkɔra/
|
spirituality |
s38s /saɲcɔrkɔsa/
|
social relationships |
s38sb /saɲcɔrkɔsaba/
|
individualism |
s38sf /saɲcɔrkɔsafa/
|
family |
s38so /saɲcɔrkɔso/
|
collectivism |
s38t /saɲcɔrkɔta/
|
power |
s38u /saɲcɔrkɔu/
|
wealth |
s38w /saɲcɔrkɔwa/
|
objects; fetishism; consumerism |
s38x /saɲcɔrkɔxa/
|
arts |
s38y /saɲcɔrkɔɟa/
|
knowledge |
s91 /saɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
in period |
s92 /saɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in territory; region |
s922 /saɲɔntɔntɔ/ []
|
based in site; headquarters; central office |
s929 /saɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
in country |
s93 /saɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
led by leader born at time ↞ px persons |
s94 /saɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
perturbed by rebel; insurgent; mutinous |
s95 /saɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
with event; social dynamics |
s96 /saɲɔltɔ/ []
|
speaking common language; official language |
s97 /saɲɔjɔ/ []
|
including age group |
s972 /saɲɔjɔntɔ/ []
|
including inhabitants of settling |
s972e /saɲɔjɔntɔe/
|
peasants; rural people |
s972g /saɲɔjɔntɔga/
|
burghers; urban people |
s973 /saɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
including literacy class; level of education |
s974 /saɲɔjɔŋkɔ/ []
|
including fraction |
s974f /saɲɔjɔŋkɔfa/
|
minorities |
s974u /saɲɔjɔŋkɔu/
|
majority |
s975 /saɲɔjɔlpɔ/ []
|
including occupied as job; occupation |
s975c /saɲɔjɔlpɔʃa/ ⋄
|
fishers |
s975m /saɲɔjɔlpɔma/ ⋄
|
farmers |
s975t /saɲɔjɔlpɔta/ ⋄
|
industrial workers |
s976 /saɲɔjɔltɔ/ []
|
including speakers of mothertongue; primary language |
s9764 /saɲɔjɔltɔŋkɔ/ []
|
including minority speakers of minority language |
s9764eio /saɲɔjɔltɔŋkɔeio/ ⋄
|
Occitan |
s976UE /saɲɔjɔltɔujew/ ⋄
|
English |
s976Uİ /saɲɔjɔltɔujiw/ ⋄
|
Italian |
s976US /saɲɔjɔltɔujsaw/ ⋄
|
Spanish |
s977 /saɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
including adherents to religion |
s9774 /saɲɔjɔjɔŋkɔ/ []
|
including religious minority |
s9774s /saɲɔjɔjɔŋkɔsa/
|
Jews minority |
s977s /saɲɔjɔjɔsa/ ⋄
|
Jews |
s977u /saɲɔjɔjɔu/ ⋄
|
Muslims |
s978 /saɲɔjɔrkɔ/ []
|
including wealth class |
s979 /saɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
including gender [gender studies] |
s98 /saɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
encouraging; supporting value; mission; moral; consensus; public opinion |
s984 /saɲɔrkɔŋkɔ/ []
|
discouraging sin; vice |
s986 /saɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
following code of manners |
s98ɭ /saɲɔrkɔla/ ⋄
|
moderation |
s98o /saɲɔrkɔo/ ⋄
|
altruism |
s99 /saɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
decision structure |
s996 /saɲɔɲɔltɔ/ []
|
kind |
sai /sɛi/
|
literacy classes ↞ y knowledge |
saif /sɛifa/
|
uneducated; ignorant |
saiu /sɛiu/
|
learned |
saɭ /sɛla/
|
wealth classes ↞ ud private |
saɭf /sɛlafa/
|
poor |
saɭu /sɛlu/
|
rich |
san /sɛna/
|
genders |
sanx /sɛnaxa/
|
men ↞ max males |
sany /sɛnaɟa/
|
women ↞ may females |
sap /sɛpa/
|
age groups |
sapd /sɛpada/
|
being born ↞ masd birth |
sape /sɛpe/
|
babies; newborn ↞ mase newborn |
sapi /sɛpi/
|
children ↞ masi very young |
sapix /sɛpixa/
|
male children ↞ sanx men |
sapiy /sɛpiɟa/
|
female children ↞ sany women |
sapɭ /sɛpala/
|
adolescents; kids ↞ masl adolescent |
sapɭx /sɛpalaxa/
|
boys ↞ sanx men |
sapɭy /sɛpalaɟa/
|
girls ↞ sany women |
sapn /sɛpana/
|
youth; young people ↞ masn young |
sapnx /sɛpanaxa/
|
young men ↞ sanx men |
sapny /sɛpanaɟa/
|
young women ↞ sany women |
sapp /sɛpapa/
|
adults ↞ masp adult |
sappx /sɛpapaxa/
|
adult men ↞ sanx men |
sappy /sɛpapaɟa/
|
adult women ↞ sany women |
sapv /sɛpava/
|
old people; third age ↞ masv old |
sapvx /sɛpavaxa/
|
old men ↞ sanx men |
sapvy /sɛpavaɟa/
|
old women ↞ sany women |
sapx /sɛpaxa/
|
dead people ↞ masx dead |
sar /sɛra/
|
human migration ↞ nam animal migration ≈ DDC 325 |
sas /sɛsa/
|
social events ↞ bp processes |
sasc /sɛsaʃa/
|
visits |
sasct /sɛsaʃata/
|
tourism |
sase /sɛse/
|
meetings; conventions |
saser /sɛsera/
|
reunions |
sasi /sɛsi/
|
parties |
sasid /sɛsida/
|
balls; dance parties ↞ xn dance |
sau /sɛu/
|
codes of manners; institutions; conventions; customs; statutes ↞ rag precepts |
saue /sɛue/
|
etiquette |
saui /sɛui/
|
tidiness |
sauɭ /sɛula/
|
cleanliness |
saum /sɛuma/
|
locomotion rules ↞ omkt gaits |
sauo /sɛuo/
|
courtesy |
saup /sɛupa/
|
punctuality |
saur /sɛura/
|
righteousness |
sauw /sɛuwa/
|
conversational rules [proxemics] ↞ q language |
sav /sɛva/
|
society kinds |
savh /sɛvaɣa/
|
authoritarian society |
savo /sɛvo/
|
open society |
saw /sɛwa/
|
decision structures |
sawb /sɛwaba/
|
informal structure; unplanned structure |
sawe /sɛwe/
|
ecological structure; competitive structure |
sawm /sɛwama/
|
matrix decision structure |
sawp /sɛwapa/
|
peer-based structure |
sawpc /sɛwapaʃa/
|
committee structure |
sawpj /sɛwapaʒa/
|
juries |
saws /sɛwasa/
|
cross-functional structure; staff-and-expert based structure |
sawy /sɛwaɟa/
|
hierarchical structure; pyramidal structure |
sb /saba/
|
citizens; individuals; private sphere ↞ px persons |
sf /safa/
|
families ↞ osm mating osp parental cares |
sf97 /safaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with family components |
sf97i /safaɲɔjɔi/
|
babies |
sf97p /safaɲɔjɔpa/
|
adults |
sf97v /safaɲɔjɔva/
|
old people |
sfb /safaba/
|
matrifocal families |
sfj /safaʒa/
|
conjugal families; nuclear families |
sfjs /safaʒasa/
|
blended families; stepfamilies |
sfk /safaka/
|
extended kinship families |
sfs /safasa/
|
families of choice |
sg /saga/
|
clans |
sj /saʒa/
|
castes |
sj975 /saʒaɲɔjɔlpɔ/ []
|
of occupation |
sɭ /sala/
|
classes; social roles |
sɭb /salaba/
|
slaves |
sɭd /salada/
|
powerless people; subordinated people; serves |
sɭm /salama/
|
middle class; freemen |
sɭw /salawa/
|
powerful people; elites |
sɭy /salaɟa/
|
aristocracy; nobles; nobility |
so /so/
|
organized civil society; unions; voluntary associations; non-governmental organizations; NGOs [organizational studies] ≈ DDC 060 |
so8 /sorkɔ/ [] ⋄
|
dealing with matter of interest; topic; scope |
so8mUaojb /sorkɔmujɛoʒaba/ ⋄
|
blood associations |
so8r /sorkɔra/ ⋄
|
religion |
so8rt /sorkɔrata/ ⋄
|
Christian organizations |
so8rth /sorkɔrataɣa/ ⋄
|
Catholic organizations |
soY /soɟaw/
|
individual organizations |
soɭ /sola/
|
clubs ≈ DDC 367 |
sop /sopa/
|
political groups; parties; movements ↞ t polities ≈ DDC 324 |
sop929e /sopaɲɔntɔɲɔe/ ⋄
|
Italian |
sop974f /sopaɲɔjɔŋkɔfa/
|
minority parties |
sop974u /sopaɲɔjɔŋkɔu/
|
majority parties |
sopa /sopɛ/
|
party platforms; programs |
sopad /sopɛda/
|
traditionalist groups |
sopae /sopɛe/
|
reactionary groups |
sopag /sopɛga/
|
conservative groups |
sopam /sopɛma/
|
moderate groups |
sopan /sopɛna/
|
liberal groups |
sopao /sopɛo/
|
reformist groups |
sopap /sopɛpa/
|
progressive groups |
sopar /sopɛra/
|
radical groups |
sopax /sopɛxa/
|
extremist groups |
sopf /sopafa/
|
far-right parties |
sopi /sopi/
|
centre-right parties |
sopn /sopana/
|
center parties |
sopq /sopaca/
|
centre-left parties |
sopq929e /sopacaɲɔntɔɲɔe/ ⋄
|
Italian including Partito democratico |
sopq929u /sopacaɲɔntɔɲɔu/ ⋄
|
American including Democratic Party |
sopu /sopu/
|
far-left parties |
sot /sota/
|
professional associations; associations of crafts; guilds ↞ uatb labour ≈ DDC 369 |
sot975 /sotaɲɔjɔlpɔ/ []
|
of profession |
sou /sou/
|
trade unions; labour unions ↞ uak trade |
sox /soxa/
|
criminal organizations; mafias; ganglands; gangsterism; racketeering ↞ s94 perturbed by |
soxt /soxata/
|
terrorist groups |
sp /sapa/
|
public institutions; public bodies; services of general interest ≈ DDC 360 |
sp93 /sapaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by officer born at time ↞ px persons |
sp96 /sapaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
by system |
sp97 /sapaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
for beneficiary; social group |
sp979y /sapaɲɔjɔɲɔɟa/
|
women |
sp97v /sapaɲɔjɔva/
|
old people |
spap /sapɛpa/
|
private system |
spas /sapɛsa/
|
social insurance |
spe /sape/
|
education services; schools ↞ yae education |
spf /sapafa/
|
cultural services; documentation services; public libraries; archives; museums ↞ y knowledge |
sph /sapaɣa/
|
health systems; hospitals ↞ vm health care |
spɭ /sapala/
|
welfare; social services ≈ DDC 361 |
spɭe /sapale/
|
unemployment support ↞ uatbp employment |
spɭi /sapali/
|
illness and disability support ↞ mqad diseases |
spɭv /sapalava/
|
veteran support ↞ tavaw war |
spn /sapana/
|
pensions ↞ uqp pension funds |
spnr /sapanara/
|
retirement plans; superannuations |
spr /sapara/
|
emergency services; rescue services |
sprb /saparaba/
|
ambulances; emergency medical service ↞ sph health systems |
sprf /saparafa/
|
fire and rescue services; firefighters |
spt /sapata/
|
transportation services ↞ vx transport |
st /sata/
|
peoples; nations; ethnic groups; ethnicities; races |
st96 /sataɲɔltɔ/ []
|
speaking language |
st96US /sataɲɔltɔujsaw/
|
Latin; Hispanic |
st96e /sataɲɔltɔe/
|
Indo-Europeans |
st96ed /sataɲɔltɔeda/ ⋄
|
Iranian peoples |
st96edmc /sataɲɔltɔedamaʃa/ ⋄
|
Parthians |
st96edmk /sataɲɔltɔedamaka/ ⋄
|
Bactrians |
st974f /sataɲɔjɔŋkɔfa/
|
ethnic minorities |
stU /satuj/
|
traditional racial groupings |
stUc /satujʃa/
|
Negroid peoples; Congoid; African; black ↞ jUi Africa |
stUe /satuje/
|
Caucasian peoples; Caucasoid; Europid; white ↞ jUe Europe |
stUm /satujma/
|
Mongoloid peoples ↞ jUg Asia |
sy /saɟa/
|
civilizations [history] ≈ DDC 913 |
syb /saɟaba/
|
Mesopotamian civilization ↞ jUgx Tigris & Euphrate basin ≈ DDC 935 |
sybe /saɟabe/
|
Sumer |
sybeb /saɟabeba/
|
Ubaid period |
sybec /saɟabeʃa/
|
Uruk period |
sybee /saɟabeje/
|
Jemdet Nasr period |
sybeh /saɟabeɣa/
|
Early Dynastic periods |
sybek /saɟabeka/
|
Akkadian Empire period |
sybeo /saɟabeo/
|
Gutian period |
sybeu /saɟabeu/
|
Ur III period |
sybew /saɟabewa/
|
Dynasty of Isin; Amorite states |
sybɭ /saɟabala/
|
Babylonia civilization |
sybɭf /saɟabalafa/
|
First Babylonian dynasty; Amorite Dynasty |
sybɭfh /saɟabalafaɣa/
|
Empire of Hammurabi |
sybɭk /saɟabalaka/
|
Kassite Dynasty |
sybɭn /saɟabalana/
|
Native Rule; Second Dynasty of Isin |
sybɭo /saɟabalo/
|
Period of Chaos; 1026-911 BC |
sybɭr /saɟabalara/
|
Assyrian rule ↞ sybs Assyria |
sybɭu /saɟabalu/
|
Chaldean Era; Neo-Babylonian Empire period |
sybɭx /saɟabalaxa/
|
Persian Babylonia |
sybs /saɟabasa/
|
Assyria; Assyrian Empire civilization |
sybsd /saɟabasada/
|
Old Assyrian Empire |
sybsm /saɟabasama/
|
Middle Assyrian Empire |
sybss /saɟabasasa/
|
Neo-Assyrian Empire |
syc /saɟaʃa/
|
Ancient Egypt ↞ jUic Nile basin rp ancient Egyptian religion ≈ DDC 932 |
sycd /saɟaʃada/
|
Early Dynastic Period |
sycg /saɟaʃaga/
|
Old Kingdom |
syci /saɟaʃi/
|
1st Intermediate Period |
sycm /saɟaʃama/
|
Middle Kingdom |
syco /saɟaʃo/
|
2nd Intermediate Period |
sycq /saɟaʃaca/
|
New Kingdom |
sycs /saɟaʃasa/
|
3rd Intermediate Period |
sycu /saɟaʃu/
|
Kushite Egypt |
sycw /saɟaʃawa/
|
Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt |
syczk /saɟaʃazaka/
|
Kerma culture; Kerma kingdom ~2500-1500 BCE ↞ jUic Nile basin |
syczu /saɟaʃazu/
|
Kingdom of Kush ~785 BCE-350 CE ↞ jUic Nile basin |
syd /saɟada/
|
Canaan ↞ rs Judaism ≈ DDC 933 |
sydi /saɟadi/
|
Israelites |
syds /saɟadasa/
|
Second temple Judaism 516 BCE-70 CE |
sye /saɟe/
|
Elam; Elamites; Susiana |
syg /saɟaga/
|
Achaemenid civilization; Iranian civilization |
syi /saɟi/
|
Ancient India; Hindu and Buddhist civilizations ↞ rc Vedic Brahmanism rd Hinduism rh Buddhism ≈ DDC 934 |
syie /saɟie/
|
Pre-Harappan; Mehrgarh |
syih /saɟiɣa/
|
Indus Valley Civilization; Harappan Civilization ↞ jUgw Indus basin |
syihe /saɟiɣe/
|
Early Harappan; Mughal; Kenoyer |
syihm /saɟiɣama/
|
Mature Harappan |
syiht /saɟiɣata/
|
Late Harappan |
syik /saɟika/
|
Vedic Period |
syiq /saɟica/
|
Second Urbanisation |
syis /saɟisa/
|
Pre-Classical Indian period |
syiu /saɟiu/
|
Gupta Empire; Golden Age |
syiw /saɟiwa/
|
Late-Classical Indian period |
syj /saɟaʒa/
|
central Asian civilization |
syjb /saɟaʒaba/
|
Tibetan civilization ↞ rhs Lamaism |
syjbg /saɟaʒabaga/
|
Zhangzhung |
syjbj /saɟaʒabaʒa/
|
Yarlung Dynasty |
syjbm /saɟaʒabama/
|
Tibetan Empire period |
syjbo /saɟaʒabo/
|
Era of Fragmentation |
syjbr /saɟaʒabara/
|
Tibetan Renaissance |
syjbt /saɟaʒabata/
|
Tibet under Yuan rule |
syjbu /saɟaʒabu/
|
Phagmodrupa Dynasty |
syjbv /saɟaʒabava/
|
Rinpungpa Dynasty |
syjbw /saɟaʒabawa/
|
Tsangpa Dynasty |
syjbx /saɟaʒabaxa/
|
Ganden Phodrang |
syjby /saɟaʒabaɟa/
|
recent Tibet |
syjbyq /saɟaʒabaɟaca/
|
Tibet under Qing rule |
syjm /saɟaʒama/
|
Turkic and Mongol civilizations |
syjmm /saɟaʒamama/
|
Mongol Empire civilization |
syk /saɟaka/
|
East Asian civilizations |
sykc /saɟakaʃa/
|
Chinese civilization ↞ jUgp Huang He basin jUgq Yangtze basin rhq Chinese Buddhism rk Confucianism rl Legalism 931 |
sykcc /saɟakaʃaʃa/
|
Xia dynasty |
sykcd /saɟakaʃada/
|
Shang dynasty |
sykce /saɟakaʃe/
|
Zhou dynasty |
sykcf /saɟakaʃafa/
|
Spring and Autumn period |
sykcg /saɟakaʃaga/
|
Warring States period |
sykci /saɟakaʃi/
|
Qin dynasty |
sykcj /saɟakaʃaʒa/
|
Han dynasty |
sykck /saɟakaʃaka/
|
Three Kingdoms |
sykcɭ /saɟakaʃala/
|
Jin dynasty |
sykcm /saɟakaʃama/
|
Northern and Southern dynasties |
sykcn /saɟakaʃana/
|
Sui dynasty |
sykco /saɟakaʃo/
|
Tang dynasty |
sykcp /saɟakaʃapa/
|
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms |
sykcq /saɟakaʃaca/
|
Song, Liao, Jin, and Western Xia dynasties |
sykcr /saɟakaʃara/
|
Yuan dynasty |
sykcs /saɟakaʃasa/
|
Ming dynasty |
sykct /saɟakaʃata/
|
Qing dynasty |
sykcv /saɟakaʃava/
|
Republic of China |
sykcw /saɟakaʃawa/
|
People's Republic of China |
sykk /saɟakaka/
|
Korean civilization |
sykn /saɟakana/
|
Vietnamese civilization |
sykp /saɟakapa/
|
Japanese civilization ↞ jUgy Asian islands rht Japanese Buddhism rn Taoism ro Shinto |
sykpd /saɟakapada/
|
Jōmon period |
sykpe /saɟakape/
|
Yayoi period |
sykpf /saɟakapafa/
|
Kofun period 250-538 CE |
sykpg /saɟakapaga/
|
Asuka period 538-710 CE |
sykph /saɟakapaɣa/
|
Nara period 710-794 CE |
sykpi /saɟakapi/
|
Heian period 794-1185 CE |
sykpk /saɟakapaka/
|
Kamakura period 1185-1333 CE |
sykpɭ /saɟakapala/
|
Muromachi period 1333-1568 CE |
sykpm /saɟakapama/
|
Azuchi–Momoyama period 1568-1600 CE |
sykpn /saɟakapana/
|
Edo period 1568-1600 CE |
sykpo /saɟakapo/
|
Meiji period 1868-1912 CE |
sykpp /saɟakapapa/
|
Taishō period 1912-1926 CE |
sykpq /saɟakapaca/
|
Shōwa period 1926-1989 CE |
sykpr /saɟakapara/
|
Heisei period 1989- CE |
syɭ /saɟala/
|
civilizations of South East Asia |
syɭc /saɟalaʃa/
|
Funan and Chen-la |
syɭg /saɟalaga/
|
Angkor Cambodia |
syɭm /saɟalama/
|
Champas |
syɭs /saɟalasa/
|
Sri Vijaya, Singhasari and Majapahit |
syɭu /saɟalu/
|
Burmese, Thai and Lao |
syn /saɟana/
|
New World civilizations |
sync /saɟanaʃa/
|
Norte Chico; Caral-Supe |
syne /saɟane/
|
Olmec |
synh /saɟanaɣa/
|
Toltec |
synk /saɟanaka/
|
Aztec civilization |
synm /saɟanama/
|
Maya civilization |
synn /saɟanana/
|
Inca |
synp /saɟanapa/
|
Zapotec |
syr /saɟara/
|
Mediterranean civilization of the Classical period |
syre /saɟare/
|
Phoenicia ↞ syd Canaan |
syrg /saɟaraga/
|
Minoan civilization ↞ jUeye Crete |
syrh /saɟaraɣa/
|
Hellenic civilization; ancient Greece ↞ jUe Europe ≈ DDC 938 |
syrhc /saɟaraɣaʃa/
|
Archaic Greece 750-500 BC |
syrhɭ /saɟaraɣala/
|
Classical Greece 500-323 BC |
syrhn /saɟaraɣana/
|
Hellenistic Greece 323-146 BC |
syrr /saɟarara/
|
ancient Rome civilization ↞ jUejzn Tevere basin ≈ DDC 937 |
syrrk /saɟararaka/
|
Roman Kingdom civilization |
syrrr /saɟararara/
|
Roman Republic civilization |
syrrt /saɟararata/
|
Roman Empire civilization |
syrrtb /saɟararataba/
|
Augustus empire 27 BCE-14 CE |
syrrtc /saɟararataʃa/
|
Julio-Claudian Dynasty 14-68 CE |
syrrtf /saɟararatafa/
|
Flavian dynasty 69-96 CE |
syrrtg /saɟararataga/
|
Five Good Emperors 96-180 CE |
syrrth /saɟararataɣa/
|
Commodus and the Year of the Five Emperors 180-193 CE |
syrrti /saɟararati/
|
Severan dynasty 193-235 CE |
syrrtj /saɟararataʒa/
|
Crisis of the Third Century 235-184 CE |
syrrtɭ /saɟararatala/
|
Diocletian and the Tetrarchy 284-301 CE |
syrrtn /saɟararatana/
|
Constantinian dynasty 305-363 CE |
syrrtp /saɟararatapa/
|
Valentinian dynasty 364-392 CE |
syrrtt /saɟararatata/
|
Theodosian dynasty 379-457 CE |
sys /saɟasa/
|
Medieval civilizations [Medieval history] |
sysc /saɟasaʃa/
|
Islamic Golden Age ~800-1258 CE ↞ ru Islam |
sysg /saɟasaga/
|
Georgian and Armenian civilizations |
sysh /saɟasaɣa/
|
Western Christendom; Holy Roman Empire civilization ↞ rth Roman Catholicism |
sysm /saɟasama/
|
Byzantine civilization; Byzantium ↞ rtd Orthodoxes syrrt Roman Empire civilization |
syso /saɟaso/
|
Ottoman civilization ↞ ru Islam sysm Byzantine civilization |
sysr /saɟasara/
|
Russian civilization ↞ jUgb Volga basin |
syu /saɟu/
|
Sahelian kingdoms civilization ↞ jUi Africa ≈ DDC 960 |
syug /saɟuga/
|
Ghana empire civilization; Awkar ~700-1240 CE ↞ jUit Volta basin |
syum /saɟuma/
|
Mali empire civilization; Manden Kurufaba 1230-1670 CE ↞ jUiv Bandama basin |
syus /saɟusa/
|
Songhai empire civilization 1464-1592 CE |
syv /saɟava/
|
civilizations of south-Sahelian empires 15th-19th centuries ↞ jUi Africa ≈ DDC 960 |
syvw /saɟavawa/
|
Great Zimbabwe civilization; Mutapa empire civilization 1450-1629 CE |
syw /saɟawa/
|
modern Western civilization; Occidental culture; Modern Era [modern history] ↞ jUe Europe rt Christianity rs Judaism ≈ DDC 940 970 |
sywd /saɟawada/
|
Age of Discovery; Age of Exploration ~1400-1800 CE ↞ wvlh ships |
sywn /saɟawana/
|
Age of Enlightenment; Age of Reason; scientific revolution ↞ yis empirical sciences |
sywni /saɟawani/
|
Industrial Revolution ~1760-1870 ↞ vt manufacturing |
sywo /saɟawo/
|
Belle Époque 1871-1914 CE |
sywp /saɟawapa/
|
World War I; First World War; WWI; WW1 1914-1918 CE |
sywq /saɟawaca/
|
Interwar period 1918-1939 CE |
sywr /saɟawara/
|
World War II; Second World War; WWII; WW2 1939-1945 CE |
syws /saɟawasa/
|
Post-War Era; Postmodernity 1945- CE [contemporary history] |
sywsc /saɟawasaʃa/
|
Cold War 1945-1991 CE |
sywsd /saɟawasada/
|
Information Age; Computer Age; Digital Age; New Media Age ↞ vtt electronics industry |
Connected classes:
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⌕ 00000
|
relevant to people; dimension η ↞ sa |
⌕ 006
|
for target; public; educational level ↞ sai spe |
⌕ 059 [sy]
|
as known in culture; civilization |
⌕ p99 [san]
|
gender |
⌕ p991 [sap]
|
age class |
⌕ q99 [sa]
|
spoken by speaker class |
⌕ r936 [sa]
|
for recipients |
⌕ r939 [so]
|
administered by; organized by church body [ecclesiology] |
⌕ raɭsk
|
puberty initiation ↞ sapl |
⌕ raɭsmmau
|
husbands ↞ sanx |
⌕ raɭsmmaw
|
wives ↞ sany |
⌕ raɭsx
|
mourning; grief; funeral rites ↞ sapx |
⌕ rawu
|
humanist ↞ s |
⌕ s94 [s]
|
perturbed by rebel; insurgent; mutinous |
⌕ s95 [sas]
|
with event; social dynamics |
⌕ s97 [sap]
|
including age group |
⌕ s973 [sai]
|
including literacy class; level of education |
⌕ s978 [sal]
|
including wealth class |
⌕ s979 [san]
|
including gender [gender studies] |
⌕ s986 [sau]
|
following code of manners |
⌕ s99 [saw]
|
decision structure |
⌕ s996 [sav]
|
kind |
⌕ sapix
|
male children ↞ sanx |
⌕ sapiy
|
female children ↞ sany |
⌕ sapɭx
|
boys ↞ sanx |
⌕ sapɭy
|
girls ↞ sany |
⌕ sapnx
|
young men ↞ sanx |
⌕ sapny
|
young women ↞ sany |
⌕ sappx
|
adult men ↞ sanx |
⌕ sappy
|
adult women ↞ sany |
⌕ sapvx
|
old men ↞ sanx |
⌕ sapvy
|
old women ↞ sany |
⌕ sf97 [sap]
|
with family components |
⌕ sox
|
criminal organizations; mafias; ganglands; gangsterism; racketeering ↞ s94 |
⌕ sp96 [spa]
|
by system |
⌕ sp97 [sap]
|
for beneficiary; social group |
⌕ sprb
|
ambulances; emergency medical service ↞ sph |
⌕ sybɭr
|
Assyrian rule ↞ sybs |
⌕ syre
|
Phoenicia ↞ syd |
⌕ sysm
|
Byzantine civilization; Byzantium ↞ rtd syrrt |
⌕ syso
|
Ottoman civilization ↞ ru sysm |
⌕ t
|
polities; political units; political power; governments [political sciences; law] ↞ s j |
⌕ t91 [sy]
|
of historical period |
⌕ tajao
|
loyal opposition ↞ sop |
⌕ tas
|
police; constabulary; civil guard; protective services; cops ↞ spr |
⌕ taybWn
|
private law; civil law ↞ sb |
⌕ tayf
|
family law ↞ sf |
⌕ tpn
|
colonial empires ↞ sywd |
⌕ tt
|
modern nation states; countries; sovereign states; unitary states ↞ jU st syw |
⌕ ttcc
|
states in the Holy Roman Empire ↞ sysh |
⌕ tti
|
Egypt Arab Republic of Egypt ↞ jUic syc |
⌕ twuash
|
World Health Organization; WHO ↞ sph |
⌕ u
|
enterprises; companies s.l.; business; owners [economics] ↞ pab s |
⌕ u986 [sa]
|
for buyer; consumer; patron |
⌕ uaqi
|
social-security contributions ↞ sp |
⌕ ud
|
private; personal property; personal owners ↞ sb |
⌕ uo
|
corporations; companies s.s.; firms; legal entities; juristic persons ↞ so |
⌕ v986 [sa]
|
for beneficiary |
⌕ vm98 [sa]
|
for patients |
⌕ vmd
|
ayurveda ↞ syi |
⌕ vmi
|
traditional Tibetan medicine ↞ syjb |
⌕ vmj
|
traditional Chinese medicine; TCM ↞ sykc |
⌕ vmk
|
traditional Korean medicine ↞ sykk |
⌕ vmv
|
allopathic medicine; biomedicine; Hyppocratic tradition ↞ syw |
⌕ vq91 [sy]
|
used in historical civilization |
⌕ w953 [sa]
|
steered by driver |
⌕ w983 [sa]
|
suitable for user class; people ↞ s97 |
⌕ wv
|
vehicles; means of transport ↞ st vx |
⌕ x
|
artworks; works; art; expressions [aesthetics; art criticism] ↞ s osu g |
⌕ x96 [sa]
|
for public; target |
⌕ y
|
knowledge; public knowledge ↞ s r p |
⌕ y96 [sa]
|
for audience; target; pupil; student; public |
⌕ yaef
|
familiar education ↞ sf |
⌕ yaet
|
adult education; lifelong education ↞ sapp |
⌕ yisr
|
sociology ↞ s |
⌕ yiv
|
history ↞ sy t |
