w
|
customs; uses; habits; lore; tradition; rituals; religion ≈ DDC 200 |
w1
|
in historical period; calendar time; epoch ↞ i1uh Holocene bbxprsvxw ≈ DDC 900 940 950 960 970 980 990 |
w1X []
|
millennia |
w1XX []
|
centuries |
w1XXX []
|
decades |
w1XXXX []
|
years |
w1XXXXX []
|
months |
w1XXXXXX []
|
dates |
w1XXXXXXX []
|
times; hours |
w1XXXXXXXX []
|
minutes |
w1XXXXXXXXX []
|
seconds |
w1eWm
|
9,999 to 1,000 BC [early history; archaeology] |
w1e
|
9999 to 9000 BC; 10th millennium BC |
w1f
|
8999 to 8000 BC; 9th millennium BC |
w1g
|
7999 to 7000 BC; 8th millennium BC |
w1h
|
6999 to 6000 BC; 7th millennium BC |
w1i
|
5999 to 5000 BC; 6th millennium BC |
w1j
|
4999 to 4000 BC; 5th millennium BC |
w1k
|
3999 to 3000 BC; 4th millennium BC |
w1ɭ
|
2999 to 2000 BC; 3rd millennium BC |
w1m
|
1999 to 1000 BC; 2nd millennium BC |
w1n
|
1 to 999 BC; 1st millennium BC |
w1nU []
|
Antiquity; 999 BC to 499 AD [ancient history] ≈ DDC 930 |
w1ne
|
999 to 900 BC; 10th century BC |
w1nf
|
899 to 800 BC; 9th century BC |
w1ng
|
799 to 700 BC; 8th century BC |
w1nh
|
699 to 600 BC; 7th century BC |
w1ni
|
599 to 500 BC; 6th century BC |
w1nj
|
499 to 400 BC; 5th century BC |
w1nk
|
399 to 300 BC; 4th century BC |
w1nɭ
|
299 to 200 BC; 3rd century BC |
w1nm
|
199 to 100 BC; 2nd century BC |
w1nn
|
99 to 1 BC; 1st century BC |
w1nnm
|
10 to 19 BC |
w1nnn
|
1 to 9 BC |
w1nnnm
|
1 BC |
w1o
|
1 to 999 AD; 1st millennium AD |
w1oo
|
1 to 99 AD; I century; 1st century |
w1ooo
|
1 to 9 AD |
w1ooop
|
1 AD |
w1oop
|
10 to 19 AD |
w1op
|
100 to 199 AD; II century; 2nd century; 100s |
w1oq
|
200 to 299 AD; III century; 3rd century; 200s |
w1os
|
400 to 499 AD; V century; 5th century; 400s |
w1otWx
|
Early Middle Ages; Early Medieval Period |
w1ot
|
500 to 599 AD; VI century; 6th century; 500s |
w1ou
|
600 to 699 AD; VII century; 7th century; 600s |
w1ouqq
|
622 AD; Hegira year; Hijrah year |
w1ov
|
700 to 799 AD; VIII century; 8th century; 700s |
w1ow
|
300 to 399 AD; IV century; 4th century; 300s |
w1ow_
|
800 to 899 AD; IX century; 9th century; 800s |
w1ox
|
900 to 999 AD; X century; 10th century; 900s |
w1p
|
1000 to 1999 AD; 1st millennium |
w1pU []
|
Middle Ages; post-classical period; 500 to 1499 AD [medieval history] |
w1p_w
|
1300 to 1399 AD; XIV century; 14th century; 1300s |
w1poWqs
|
High Middle Ages; High Medieval Period |
w1po
|
1000 to 1099 AD; XI century; 11th century; 1000s |
w1pp
|
1100 to 1199 AD; XII century; 12th century; 1100s |
w1pq
|
1200 to 1299 AD; XIII century; 13th century; 1200s |
w1pqtWDs
|
Late Middle Ages; Late Medieval Period |
w1ps
|
1400 to 1499 AD; XV century; 15th century; 1400s |
w1psxq ⋄
|
1492 |
w1ptWv
|
Early Modern Period |
w1ptWx
|
Modern Age; industrial age |
w1pt
|
1500 to 1599 AD; 16th century |
w1pu
|
1600 to 1699 AD; 17th century |
w1pv
|
1700 to 1799 AD; 18th century |
w1pwWt
|
Renaissance |
w1pwWx
|
Late Modern Period |
w1pw
|
1800 to 1899 AD; 19th century |
w1px
|
1900 to 1999 AD; 20th century |
w1pxo
|
1900-1909 |
w1pxp
|
1910-1919; 1910s |
w1pxq
|
1920-1929; the Twenties; 1920s |
w1pxr
|
1930-1939; the Thirties; 1930s |
w1pxs
|
1940-1949; the Fourties; 1940s |
w1pxso
|
1940 |
w1pxsp
|
1941 |
w1pxsq
|
1942 |
w1pxsr
|
1943 |
w1pxss
|
1944 |
w1pxst
|
1945 |
w1pxsu
|
1946 |
w1pxsv
|
1947 |
w1pxsw
|
1948 |
w1pxsx
|
1949 |
w1pxt
|
1950-1959; the Fifties; 1950s |
w1pxto
|
1950 |
w1pxtp
|
1951 |
w1pxtq
|
1952 |
w1pxtr
|
1953 |
w1pxts
|
1954 |
w1pxtt
|
1955 |
w1pxtu
|
1956 |
w1pxtv
|
1957 |
w1pxtw
|
1958 |
w1pxtx
|
1959 |
w1pxu
|
1960-1969; the Sixties; 1960s |
w1pxuo
|
1960 |
w1pxup
|
1961 |
w1pxuq
|
1962 |
w1pxur
|
1963 |
w1pxus
|
1964 |
w1pxut
|
1965 |
w1pxuu
|
1966 |
w1pxuv
|
1967 |
w1pxuw
|
1968 |
w1pxux
|
1969 |
w1pxv
|
1970-1979; the Seventies; 1970s |
w1pxvo
|
1970 |
w1pxvp
|
1971 |
w1pxvq
|
1972 |
w1pxvr
|
1973 |
w1pxvs
|
1974 |
w1pxvt
|
1975 |
w1pxvu
|
1976 |
w1pxvv
|
1977 |
w1pxvw
|
1978 |
w1pxvx
|
1979 |
w1pxw
|
1980-1989; the Eighties; 1980s |
w1pxwo
|
1980 |
w1pxwp
|
1981 |
w1pxwq
|
1982 |
w1pxwr
|
1983 |
w1pxws
|
1984 |
w1pxwt
|
1985 |
w1pxwu
|
1986 |
w1pxwv
|
1987 |
w1pxww
|
1988 |
w1pxwx
|
1989 |
w1pxx
|
1990-1999; the Nineties; 1990s |
w1pxxo
|
1990 |
w1pxxp
|
1991 |
w1pxxq
|
1992 |
w1pxxr
|
1993 |
w1pxxs
|
1994 |
w1pxxt
|
1995 |
w1pxxu
|
1996 |
w1pxxv
|
1997 |
w1pxxw
|
1998 |
w1pxxx
|
1999 |
w1q
|
2000 to 2999 AD; 2nd millennium |
w1qo
|
2000 to 2099 AD; 21st century |
w1qoo
|
2000-2009; the Two Thousands |
w1qooo
|
2000 |
w1qoop
|
2001 |
w1qooq
|
2002 |
w1qoor
|
2003 |
w1qoos
|
2004 |
w1qoot
|
2005 |
w1qoou
|
2006 |
w1qoov
|
2007 |
w1qoow
|
2008 |
w1qoox
|
2009 |
w1qop
|
2010-2019; the Tens; 2010s |
w1qopo
|
2010 |
w1qopp
|
2011 |
w1qopq
|
2012 |
w1qopr
|
2013 |
w1qops
|
2014 |
w1qopt
|
2015 |
w1qopu
|
2016 |
w1qopv
|
2017 |
w1qopw
|
2018 |
w1qopx
|
2019 |
w1qoq
|
2020-2029; the Twenties; 2020s |
w1qoqo
|
2020 |
w1qoqob ⋄
|
January 1-15, 2020 |
w1qoqobb ⋄
|
1st January 2020 |
w1qoqoyq ⋄
|
31st December 2020 |
w1qoqp
|
2021 |
w1qoqq
|
2022 |
w1qoqr
|
2023 |
w1qoqs
|
2024 |
w1qoqt
|
2025 |
w1qoqu
|
2026 |
w2
|
in designated place; official place |
w27 []
|
in region |
w2a
|
free space |
w2f
|
field; outdoor |
w2m
|
temple; indoor |
w2q
|
table |
w2r
|
board |
w2v
|
video videogames ↞ suu computers |
w2vo
|
online ↞ suvU the Internet |
w3 []
|
practiced by; played by role |
w31 [] ⋄
|
derived from original custom |
w35 []
|
administered by; organized by; played by officiant; player |
w358 []
|
number of participants; contestants |
w358np
|
solitaire |
w358nq
|
match |
w358p
|
hundreds participants |
w359
|
played by players number |
w359i
|
individuals |
w359t
|
teams |
w36 []
|
for recipients |
w38 []
|
for number of players |
w38np
|
one solitaire |
w38nq
|
two |
w3c
|
competitor; contestant; entrant |
w3m
|
team |
w3t
|
trainer; coach |
w3x
|
referee; arbitrator |
w46 []
|
committing; tempted by sin; evil; guilt; vice; taboo |
w5
|
rite; worship; ceremony; liturgy; divine service ↞ cp processes ≈ DDC 390 |
w50xn ⋄
|
dance |
w53 []
|
with musical instrument |
w56 []
|
through traditional art |
w5b
|
dressing up; masquerading ↞ sf clothing |
w5c
|
procession; parade |
w5d
|
itinerant begging |
w5e
|
offering; sacrifice |
w5f
|
bonfire |
w5fe
|
effigy burning |
w5fw
|
firewalking |
w5g
|
fireworks |
w5h
|
ritual meal; sacred meal |
w5ɭ
|
blessing; consecration |
w5ɭe
|
exorcism |
w6
|
invoking; appealing; referring to; believing in spiritual entity; power |
w60
|
set in; setting; simulating |
w66 []
|
conforming to; pursuing precept; etiquette; conventional rules; good manners; politeness |
w69
|
sacrality |
w69e
|
profane; secular |
w69i
|
lay; laic; laical |
w69u
|
religious; religion; sacred; holy |
w6b
|
ghosts |
w6c
|
souls |
w6d
|
ancestor souls |
w6e
|
saints; intercessors |
w6ee
|
mother goddess; mother earth; heavenly mother; saint Mary |
w6g
|
angels |
w6gw
|
archangels |
w6m
|
demons |
w6p
|
deities; gods |
w6pU
|
God |
w6s
|
impersonal spirits |
w6y
|
pantheistic gods |
w7
|
symbol; sacred object ↞ ouy symbols |
w70
|
using symbolic object |
w70rb ⋄
|
food |
w70rf ⋄
|
clothing |
w70ro ⋄
|
agriculture |
w70v ⋄
|
speech |
w70vo
|
sacred words |
w75 []
|
ritual animal |
w76 []
|
ritual plant part |
w77 []
|
symbolic body part |
w7c
|
clothes ↞ sf clothing |
w7f
|
effigies |
w7g
|
flags [vexillology] |
w7h
|
religious symbol ↞ wt faiths |
w7ɭ
|
light sources |
w7ɭc
|
candles |
w7ɭh
|
torches |
w7o
|
ball |
w7p
|
pieces; miniature figurines; scale models |
w7q
|
dice |
w7r
|
cards |
w7s
|
scriptures; religious texts ↞ ydc written texts ≈ DDC 220 |
w7sb
|
sacred books; written revelation |
w7sm
|
sacred commentaries |
w8 []
|
outcome |
w90sb
|
cuisine; food style |
w90sf
|
fashion; mode |
w91 []
|
of date |
w92 []
|
typical of country |
w922 []
|
typical of region |
w93 []
|
founded by master |
w93niim
|
Confucius |
w93nnnj
|
Jesus Christ |
w93otvo
|
Muhammad |
w93pswr
|
Martin Luther |
w93ptox
|
John Calvin; Jehan Cauvin |
w95 []
|
of ethnicity; language speakers |
wb
|
social rituals |
wbg
|
greeting and parting customs; salutations ↞ q7g gestures |
wbi
|
inaugurations |
wbo
|
toasts ↞ sbv drinks |
wbp
|
banquets ↞ sb food and drink |
wg
|
sport; physical games ≈ DDC 790 796 |
wg35
|
played by athlete |
wg4
|
foul |
wg57 []
|
stage |
wg59
|
event |
wg59f
|
scored performance |
wg59m
|
match |
wg59r
|
race; racing |
wg59rm
|
mass start |
wg59rt
|
time trial |
wg69
|
event status |
wg69c
|
occasional event |
wg69s
|
championship |
wg69sc
|
title match |
wg69se
|
tournament |
wg69sɭ
|
league |
wg69sp
|
playoff |
wg69ss
|
season |
wg8
|
result; outcome |
wg8a
|
win |
wg8t
|
tie |
wg8x
|
defeat |
wg91 []
|
of; edition of year |
wge
|
acrobatics |
wgep
|
human pyramids |
wgf
|
martial arts; fighting arts |
wgg
|
gymnastics |
wggc
|
artistic gymnastics |
wggi
|
rhythmic gymnastics |
wggm
|
trampolining; power tumbling |
wggr
|
acrobatic gymnastics |
wggt
|
team-gym |
wggw
|
aerobic gymnastics |
wggy
|
display gymnastics |
wgh
|
athletics |
wgi
|
swimming; diving; aquatic games ≈ DDC 797 |
wgn
|
winter sports |
wgo
|
open air sports |
wgoh
|
hiking; trekking |
wgoɭ
|
alpinism; mountain climbing ↞ jd mountains |
wgon
|
sport fishing ↞ ri fisheries |
wgoo
|
sport hunting ↞ rh hunting |
wgt
|
ball team sports |
wgte
|
baseball |
wgtk
|
cricket |
wgtr
|
rugby football |
wgts
|
soccer; association football |
wgts35
|
played by player |
wgts35pvuou
|
Maradona; Diego Armando Maradona |
wgts35pxwvm
|
Messi; Lionel Messi; Leo Messi |
wgtw
|
basketball |
wgu
|
blood sports |
wgub
|
bullfighting |
wguc
|
cockfighting |
wgv
|
animal sports; riding; driving; horse racing ↞ mq animals |
wgw
|
cycle sport; bicycling; biking ↞ stei bicycles |
wgw35
|
run by cyclist |
wgw35pwwtk
|
Gerbi; Giovanni Gerbi; Diavolo Rosso |
wgw35pxpxr
|
Coppi; Fausto Coppi |
wgw35pxstm
|
Merckx; Eddy Merckx |
wgw35pxwtk
|
Froome; Chris Froome |
wgwb
|
road bicycle racing ↞ st2r road |
wgwbd
|
road bicycle single-day races |
wgwbd92dm
|
in Hauts-de-France; Paris-Roubaix |
wgwbd92ff
|
in Lombardy; il Lombardia |
wgwbs
|
road bicycle stage races |
wgwbs92d
|
Tour de France; la Grande Boucle |
wgwbs92e
|
Vuelta a España |
wgwbs92f
|
Giro d'Italia |
wgwc
|
cyclo-cross |
wgwm
|
mountain-bike racing |
wgws
|
cycle speedway |
wgwt
|
track cycling |
wgwx
|
BMX; bicycle motocross; bike motocross |
wgx
|
motor sports ↞ ste road vehicles |
wgx35
|
run by driver; rider; biker |
wgx35pvty
|
Roberts; Kenny Roberts |
wgx35pxsoe
|
Mario Andretti |
wgx35pxvse
|
Loeb; Sébastien Loeb |
wh
|
vertigo games; dizziness games |
whɭ
|
slide |
whm
|
merry-go-round; carousel |
whs
|
seesaw; swing; teeter totter |
wi
|
entertainment; play; recreation; leisure; spare time activities ≈ DDC 794 |
wicWh
|
tabletop games |
wic
|
games of chance |
wicd
|
dice games |
wicr
|
roulette |
wid
|
card games |
widp
|
poker |
wie
|
tile-based games |
wied
|
dominoes |
wiem
|
mahjong |
wig
|
board games; miniature games |
wigb
|
backgammon |
wigc
|
chess |
wigg
|
go |
wigm
|
Monopoly |
wii
|
puzzles; enigmistics |
wiie
|
rebuses |
wiio
|
crosswords |
wiis
|
sudoku |
wim
|
imitation games; impersonation games |
wim60sh
|
healthcare playing doctors |
wir
|
role-playing games; RPGs |
wird
|
Dungeons & Dragons; D&D; DnD |
wiw
|
collecting |
wɭ
|
feast days; holy days; holidays; calendar celebrations ↞ j19 in |
wɭc
|
middle winter feasts ↞ j19w winter |
wɭd
|
late winter feasts |
wɭdc
|
Carnival |
wɭdɭ
|
Lent |
wɭdn
|
Chinese New Year; Spring Festival |
wɭe
|
vernal equinox feasts; Nowruz |
wɭg
|
early spring feasts |
wɭge
|
Easter; Passover; Pesach; Pascha; Resurrection Sunday ↞ j169m full moon |
wɭh
|
middle spring feasts ↞ j19i spring |
wɭhm
|
May Day; May Calends; Beltane ↞ j1jb May 1 |
wɭi
|
late spring feasts |
wɭj
|
summer solstice feasts; Midsummer; St. Johns Day ↞ j1mj June 24 |
wɭk
|
early summer feasts |
wɭɭ
|
middle summer feasts ↞ j19m summer |
wɭm
|
late summer feasts |
wɭn
|
autumnal equinox feasts; Chuseok |
wɭo
|
early autumn feasts |
wɭp
|
middle autumn feasts ↞ j19t fall |
wɭph
|
Halloween; Eve of Winter; All Saints' Eve; Samhain |
wɭq
|
late autumn feasts |
wɭqd
|
Advent |
wɭr
|
winter solstice feasts; Midwinter; Brumalia |
wɭs
|
early winter feasts |
wɭsc
|
Christmas |
wɭsn
|
New Year day ↞ j1bb January 1st |
wɭsp
|
Epiphany |
wɭw
|
variable calendar feasts |
wɭwr
|
Ramadan |
wm
|
sacraments; initiations; rites of passage; sacred passages |
wmf
|
baptism; Christening |
wmk
|
puberty initiation ↞ m8l adolescent |
wmkn
|
age of majority feasts; conscription feasts |
wmm
|
familiar bonds |
wmme
|
engagement |
wmmɭ
|
civil union; civil partnership |
wmmm
|
marriage; matrimony; wedlock ↞ osm mating |
wmmmm
|
monogamy |
wmmmms
|
serial monogamy |
wmmmp
|
polygamy |
wmmmpg
|
polygyny |
wmmmpgc
|
concubinage |
wmmmpn
|
polyandry |
wmmms
|
same-sex marriage; gay marriage |
wmmx
|
separation |
wmmxm
|
separation by mutual consent |
wmmy
|
divorce |
wmu
|
anointing of the sick; extreme unction ↞ m5w ageing |
wmx
|
mourning; grief; funeral rites ↞ sk funeral services m8x dead |
wo
|
occultism; paranormal beliefs; esoterism; arcane [parapsychology] ≈ DDC 130 |
woe
|
extrasensory perception; ESP |
woec
|
clairvoyance |
woecf
|
precognition; prescience; future vision; future sight |
woem
|
mediumship |
woep
|
demonic possession |
woet
|
telepathy |
woeu
|
multilocation; bilocation |
woev
|
psychokinesis; telekinesis |
woex
|
close encounter |
woi
|
divination ≈ DDC 133 |
woie
|
haruspicy; extispicy ↞ mqv chordates |
woih
|
horoscopes; natal charts; celestial maps; cosmograms; vitaspheres; radical charts [astrology] ↞ h celestial objects |
woihg
|
angles |
woihgf
|
ascendant; first house; East angle |
woihgm
|
midheaven; tenth house; North Angle |
woihgq
|
descendant; seventh house; West angle |
woihgu
|
imnum coeli; fourth house; South angle |
woiho
|
zodiac; sun signs |
woihob
|
Aries |
woihod
|
Taurus |
woihof
|
Gemini |
woihoh
|
Cancer |
woihoj
|
Leo |
woihoɭ
|
Virgo |
woihon
|
Libra |
woihop
|
Scorpio |
woihot
|
Capricorn |
woihov
|
Aquarius |
woihow
|
Sagittarius |
woihox
|
Pisces |
woihs
|
houses |
woiɭ
|
palmistry; chiromancy; palm reading |
woin
|
necromancy |
woit
|
tasseomancy |
woiw
|
cartomancy |
wom
|
magic; sorcery |
won
|
numerology ↞ an quantities |
wot
|
theophany; divine appearance |
wow
|
miracles |
wp
|
religious practices; spirituality ↞ ped awe |
wpc
|
mysticism; religious ecstasy |
wpe
|
meditation; contemplation |
wpef
|
focused attention |
wpefb
|
ānāpānasati; mindfulness of breathing |
wpefm
|
mettā; maitrī; loving-kindness |
wpefp
|
single point meditation |
wpeft
|
mantra meditation |
wpeftm
|
transcendental meditation |
wpeo
|
open monitoring |
wpeom
|
mindfulness |
wpeos
|
shikantaza |
wpg
|
prayer |
wpgg
|
grace |
wpgh
|
hymns |
wpgi
|
incantation; enchantment; magic spell |
wpgw
|
creed |
wpi
|
abstinence |
wpif
|
fasting |
wpis
|
sexual abstinence; chastity |
wpɭ
|
pilgrimage |
wpp
|
preaching |
wps
|
mission |
wpw
|
monasticism; monastic living; monkhood; asceticism |
wr
|
religious beliefs ≈ DDC 210 |
wrc
|
animism |
wre
|
fetishism ↞ s services |
wrf
|
phallism; sexual worship ↞ osm mating |
wrh
|
shamanism |
wri
|
spiritualism; idealism ↞ w6 invoking p consciousness |
wrir
|
reincarnation; rebirth; transmigration |
wrn
|
naturalism ↞ g bulk matter h celestial objects i rocks j landforms k genes l cells m organisms |
wrnm
|
materialism ↞ g bulk matter |
wru
|
humanism ↞ t civil society |
wrw
|
rationalism ↞ por reason |
wt
|
faiths; doctrines; denominations ≈ DDC 290 |
wt3
|
practiced by; professed by adherent; prophet ↞ px persons |
wt31ts ⋄
|
Judaism |
wt3b
|
lay persons; lay adherents |
wt3b(86c)
|
non adherents; non believers |
wt3d
|
elders; senior members |
wt3f
|
lay assistants |
wt3h
|
hermits; ascetics; fakirs |
wt3m
|
monks; monastic orders |
wt3mn
|
nuns |
wt3n
|
deacons; assistant ministers |
wt3p
|
clerics; clergymen; churchmen; ministers; priests |
wt3po
|
seniors; bishops; abbots |
wt3pt
|
archbishops; metropolitans |
wt3pw
|
general leader |
wt3x
|
prophets |
wt3xb
|
founder; originator |
wt3xd
|
reformers |
wt3xe
|
messiah |
wt3xg
|
gurus; mahatmas; prophets SS; wise men |
wt3xm
|
martyrs |
wt3xs
|
saints; bodhisattvas; enlightened ones |
wt3xu
|
thaumaturgers; wonder workers; miracle workers |
wt3xw
|
shamans; witch doctors; medicine men; sorcerers |
wt3xy
|
theocratic sovereigns; divinely appointed kings |
wtc
|
Vedic Brahmanism; Vedism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtd
|
Hinduism; Sana-Tana Dharma ≈ DDC 294 |
wtdf
|
Nyaya; school of logic |
wtdi
|
Vaisheshika; atomist school |
wtdm
|
Samkhya; enumeration school |
wtdo
|
Yoga; Patanjali school |
wtds
|
Purva Mimamsa |
wtdv
|
Vedanta; Uttara Mimamsa |
wte
|
Carvaka; Charvaka; Lokayata |
wtf
|
Jainism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtg
|
Sikhism; Gurmat ≈ DDC 294 |
wth
|
Buddhism |
wth3xb
|
Buddha; Siddhārtha Gautama; Shakyamuni Buddha |
wthh
|
Hinayana; Theravada; the Lesser Vehicle |
wthm
|
Mahayana; the Great Vehicle |
wthq
|
Chinese Buddhism including Kosa; Fa-hsiang; T'ien T'ai; Chen-yen |
wths
|
Lamaism; Vajrayana |
wthsb
|
Bonpo |
wthsn
|
Tantrism |
wthst
|
Tibetan Lamaism |
wtht
|
Japanese Buddhism including Nara, Tendai, Shingon, Kamakara |
wthte
|
Zen |
wthtei
|
Rinzai |
wthtes
|
Soto |
wthtp
|
Pure Land Buddhism |
wtk
|
Confucianism |
wtkn
|
Neo-Confucianism |
wtɭ
|
Legalism |
wtm
|
Mohism; Moism |
wtn
|
Taoism; Daoism |
wtn3xb
|
Lao-tzu |
wto
|
Shinto |
wtot
|
Oomoto; Oomoto-kyo |
wtp
|
ancient Egyptian religion |
wtp3xy
|
pharaoh |
wtq
|
paganism; pre-Christian Europe polytheism |
wtqc
|
Celtic paganism |
wtqcd
|
druidism |
wtr
|
Zoroastrianism; Mazdeism; Yezidis ≈ DDC 295 |
wtsWu
|
Abrahamic religions |
wts
|
Judaism ≈ DDC 296 |
wts3p
|
rabbi |
wts7s
|
Jewish scriptures |
wts7sb
|
Jewish Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
wts7sm
|
Talmud; rabbinic literature |
wtso
|
orthodox Judaism |
wtsom
|
modern ortodox Judaism |
wtsou
|
Haredi; ultra-orthodox Judaism |
wtsouh
|
Hasidic Judaism |
wtsq
|
Masorti; conservative Judaism |
wtss
|
Sephardi |
wtst
|
Reform Judaism |
wtsu
|
progressive Judaism; liberal Judaism |
wtsuh
|
humanist Judaism |
wtsuw
|
reconstructionist Judaism |
wtsv
|
Samaritans |
wtsw
|
Ashkenazi; Mizrahi |
wtsx
|
Karaism; Karaite Judaism |
wtt
|
Christianity ≈ DDC 230 240 250 260 270 280 |
wtt3p
|
Christian priests ≈ DDC 250 |
wtt3po
|
bishops |
wtt3pt
|
archbishops |
wtt3pw
|
the pope |
wtt3xe
|
Jesus; Christ |
wtt3xs
|
Christian saints |
wtt7h
|
Christian symbol Christian cross; dove |
wtt7sb
|
Christian Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
wttb
|
primitive Church ≈ DDC 281 |
wttc
|
Melkites; Melchites; Eastern patriarchates ≈ DDC 281 |
wttd
|
Orthodoxes ≈ DDC 281 |
wttf
|
Monophysites; Eastern churches ≈ DDC 281 |
wttfb
|
Armenian church |
wttfc
|
Coptic church |
wttfd
|
Nestorian and Chaldean-catholic churches |
wttfe
|
Ethiopian church |
wttfm
|
Maronite church |
wttfs
|
Syrian church; Jacobite |
wttft
|
St. Thomas Christianity; Malabar; Mar Thoma Syrian church |
wtth
|
Roman Catholicism ≈ DDC 282 |
wtti
|
non-Roman Catholicism |
wttii
|
independent Catholic churches |
wttio
|
old Catholic church |
wttn
|
Anglicanism ≈ DDC 283 |
wttp
|
Protestantism; Reform churches |
wttpe
|
Born Again incl' fundamentalism, revivalism, puritain free |
wttpeb
|
Anabaptism; Mennonites |
wttpec
|
Baptism ≈ DDC 286 |
wttped
|
Darbysm |
wttpef
|
Frères Larges |
wttpei
|
Anglican evangelism |
wttpeɭ
|
free churches |
wttpem
|
Methodism ≈ DDC 287 |
wttpep
|
Pentecostism |
wttpeq
|
Quakers; Religious Society of Friends ≈ DDC 289 |
wttpes
|
Salvation Army |
wttpev
|
Adventism ≈ DDC 286 |
wttpew
|
Reformed Evangelism |
wttph
|
Hussites |
wttpk
|
African churches; Kimbangism |
wttpɭ
|
Lutheranism ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpɭɭ
|
Presbyterianism; Calvinistic methodism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpm
|
Moravian Church; United Brethren; Unitas Fratrum; Herrnhuters ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpn
|
Calvinism; Reformed Presbiterianism including Calvinists, Huguenots ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpnc
|
Congregationalism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpnr
|
Arminiens; Remontrants |
wttpnu
|
Puritanism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpnw
|
Walloon Church |
wttpp
|
Pietism |
wttpv
|
Waldensians; Waldenses; Vaudois; Valdesi |
wttpw
|
Lollards; Wycliffites |
wtts
|
Mormons; Latter-Day Saints |
wttt
|
Moonism |
wttu
|
Neo-Apostolism |
wttv
|
transversal theological groups |
wttvb
|
Barth theology; Neo-Orthodoxes |
wttvc
|
Charismatic movement |
wttvf
|
Liberation Theology |
wttvɭ
|
Theological Liberalism |
wttvɭd
|
Death of God theology |
wttvm
|
modern theologies |
wttvs
|
social Christianity |
wttvzs
|
Christian Science; Scientism |
wttw
|
Jehovah's Witnesses |
wttwzs
|
Antitrinitaires; Socinians; Unitarians; Christadelphism |
wttwzu
|
Universalism; Armstrong ≈ DDC 289 |
wttwzw
|
Swedenborgians |
wttx
|
Apostolic churches |
wtty
|
African indigenous sects |
wtu
|
Islam ≈ DDC 297 |
wtu3p
|
imam |
wtu3xb
|
Muhammad |
wtu7sb
|
Koran; Qur'an; Quran; Alcoran; Al-Qur'an |
wtub
|
Black Muslims |
wtud
|
Druze faith |
wtuk
|
Nurculuk |
wtun
|
Sunni; Sunnites |
wtuq
|
Shi'a; Shi'ites |
wtuqh
|
Ahmadiya |
wtus
|
Sufism; Dervish; Darvesh |
wtv
|
Bahá'í faith; Bahaism ≈ DDC 297 |
wtvb
|
Babism |
wtvzf
|
Anthroposophy |
wtvzo
|
Cao Dai |
wtvzw
|
Rastafarianism |
wtw
|
New Age |
wtwzs
|
Scientology; Dianetics |
wtx
|
Theosophy |
wty
|
Humanism; International Humanist and Ethical Union |
Connected classes: |
001 [w1]
|
produced in; published in publication time |
01 [w1]
|
as known in historical period |
081 [w1]
|
as set at time; epoch |
12 [w1]
|
in moment; period; temporal context |
13 [w1]
|
from; since; beginning at; originated at start time |
134 [w1]
|
until; ending at end time |
14 [w1]
|
before subsequent time |
144 [w1]
|
after preceding time |
17 [w1]
|
in historical time |
n18 [w1]
|
in time |
p91 [w1]
|
born on birth time |
p914 [w1]
|
dead on death time |
p915 [w1]
|
living in; floruit in time |
q17 [w1]
|
in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics] |
q173 [w1]
|
originated in epoch |
q1734 [w1]
|
extinct in; dead in epoch |
r31 [w1]
|
made in time |
r5m
|
mechanical technology ↞ g w |
r913 [w1]
|
introduced in time |
s91 [w1]
|
of period |
t6x
|
faith ↞ wt |
t76 [wt]
|
adhering to |
t91 [w1]
|
formed in origin time |
t96 [wt]
|
following religion |
tyd
|
Canaan ↞ wts |
tyi
|
Ancient India; Hindu and Buddhist civilizations ↞ wtc wtd wth |
tyjb
|
Tibetan civilization ↞ wths |
tysm
|
Byzantine civilization; Byzantium ↞ wttd tyrrt |
tytc
|
Islamic Golden Age ~800-1258 CE ↞ wtu |
tyth
|
Western Christendom; Holy Roman Empire civilization ↞ wtth |
tyto
|
Ottoman civilization ↞ wtu tysm |
u17 [w1] ⋄
|
in fiscal year; financial; budget year |
u63 [wt]
|
inspired to religion |
u69e
|
religious law ↞ wt |
u6h
|
church polity ↞ w |
u91 [w1]
|
founded in foundation time |
u917 [w1]
|
office start |
w1nU [w1nWos]
|
Antiquity; 999 BC to 499 AD [ancient history] |
w1pU [w1otWDps]
|
Middle Ages; post-classical period; 500 to 1499 AD [medieval history] |
w31 [w] ⋄
|
derived from original custom |
w7h
|
religious symbol ↞ wt |
wg91 [w1]
|
of; edition of year |
wri
|
spiritualism; idealism ↞ w6 p |
x18 [w1]
|
in historical period |
x91 [w1]
|
typical of time |
x9n
|
renaissance ↞ w1pwWt |
x9u
|
modernism; avant-garde ↞ w1pw w1px |
xn
|
dances [choreology] ↞ wb q7g |
y17 [w1]
|
at time |
y6m
|
magical ↞ wom |
y91 [w1]
|
known in time |
y96 [wr]
|
faith; religious inspiration |
ydcq
|
sacred texts ↞ w7s |
yssx
|
cultural anthropology; ethnography ↞ w |