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absolute; apeiron; logos; Tao; brahman; dharmakaya the indifferentiated whole; total symmetry; anything [metaphysics; mysticism] |
-WW /-wawwaw/
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then coordinated class in ordered series |
-WWA /-wawwawɛw/
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then coordinated class sharing no letter in ordered ser |
-W /-waw/
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spanning to |
-WA /-wawɛw/
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and; together with coordinated class sharing no letter; joint class |
-WB /-wawbaw/
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and coordinated class sharing one letter |
-WC /-wawʃaw/
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and coordinated class sharing two letters |
-WD /-wawdaw/
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and coordinated class sharing three letters |
-WE /-wawew/
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and coordinated class sharing four letters |
-WF /-wawfaw/
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and coordinated class sharing five letters |
-WG /-wawgaw/
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and coordinated class sharing six letters |
-WH /-wawɣaw/
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and coordinated class sharing seven letters |
-Wİ /-wawiw/
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and coordinated class sharing eight letters |
-WJ /-wawʒaw/
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and coordinated class sharing nine letters |
-WK /-wawkaw/
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and coordinated class sharing ten letters |
-WL /-wawlaw/
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and coordinated class sharing eleven letters |
-WM /-wawmaw/
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and coordinated class sharing twelve letters |
-WN /-wawnaw/
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and coordinated class sharing thirteen letters |
-WO /-wawow/
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and coordinated class sharing fourteen letters |
-WP /-wawpaw/
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and coordinated class sharing fifteen letters |
-WQ /-wawcaw/
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and coordinated class sharing sixteen letters |
-WR /-wawraw/
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and coordinated class sharing seventeen letters |
-WS /-wawsaw/
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and coordinated class sharing eighteen letters |
-WT /-wawtaw/
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and coordinated class sharing nineteen letters |
-We /-wawe/ ⋄
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spanning to -e |
-A /-ɛw/
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these; present; current demonstrative |
-B /-baw/
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first one |
-C /-ʃaw/
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second one |
-U /-uj/
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those; the typical favoured focus or subclass in the present context |
-UB /-ujbaw/
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those first |
-V /-vaw/
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all; every universal quantifier; position 0 in chain; facet neutralizer |
-VA /-vawɛw/
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position 1 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-VB /-vawbaw/
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position 2 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-VC /-vawʃaw/
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position 3 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-X /-xaw/
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some; unspecified indeterminative |
-Y /-ɟaw/
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the; actual; particular determinative; instance; name; proper noun |
-YZ /-ɟawzaw/
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it is these which rheme |
-Z /-zaw/
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following; the mentioned; that; internal reference; phoric |
-ZA /-zawɛw/
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aforementioned; previous anaphoric reference |
0W9 /ɔwawɲɔ/
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free facets; common facets |
0W9Y /ɔwawɲɔɟaw/
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actually indicative; rheme; comment; focus; new information; copula; existential quantifier |
0 /ɔ/
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as for; relating to perspective; aspect; bias; viewpoint; phase relationship; dimension γ ↞ ae relations |
00 /ɔwɔ/
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as attested in; testified; witnessed; recorded; reported in document; carrier; medium; specimen; knowledge item; dimension δ ↞ yt documents |
000 /ɔwɔwɔ/
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kept in knowledge collection, documentary context; dimension ε ↞ yv document collections |
0000 /ɔwɔwɔɔ/
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relevant to information need; dimension ζ |
00000 /ɔwɔwɔɔwɔ/
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relevant to people; dimension η ↞ sa |
0008 /ɔwɔwɔrkɔ/
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relevant for collection theme |
0009 /ɔwɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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kept in document collections |
0009ɭ /ɔwɔwɔɲɔla/
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libraries |
0009mu /ɔwɔwɔɲɔmu/
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museums |
001 /ɔwɔmpɔ/
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published at publication time |
0019 /ɔwɔmpɔɲɔ/ []
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published in |
002 /ɔwɔntɔ/
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published in publication place |
0029 /ɔwɔntɔɲɔ/ []
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published in publication country |
003 /ɔwɔɲcɔ/
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by author; creator ↞ yt93 by |
0032 /ɔwɔɲcɔntɔ/
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distributed by distributor ↞ yt932 distributed by |
0033 /ɔwɔɲcɔɲcɔ/
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published by publisher ↞ yt933 published by |
00337 /ɔwɔɲcɔɲcɔjɔ/
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printed by printer; typographer ↞ yt9337 printed by |
0035 /ɔwɔɲcɔlpɔ/
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translated by translator ↞ yt935 translated by |
0036 /ɔwɔɲcɔltɔ/
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edited by editor ↞ yt936 edited by |
0037 /ɔwɔɲcɔjɔ/
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with contribution by contributing author ↞ yt937 with contribution by |
0038 /ɔwɔɲcɔrkɔ/
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presented to; Festschrift for honoured author ↞ yt938 presented to |
0039 /ɔwɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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by renowned author |
0039ptuse /ɔwɔɲcɔɲɔpatuse/ ⋄
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William Shakespeare |
004 /ɔwɔŋkɔ/
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corrupted by damage |
005 /ɔwɔlpɔ/
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in language ↞ qv languages |
0053 /ɔwɔlpɔɲcɔ/
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translated from original language ↞ yt953 translation of |
0056 /ɔwɔlpɔltɔ/
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paraphrased from original language ↞ yt956 paraphrase of |
0058 /ɔwɔlpɔrkɔ/
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in literary form ↞ xl literature |
00586 /ɔwɔlpɔrkɔltɔ/
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style; rhetorical strategy ↞ qtar styles |
006 /ɔwɔltɔ/
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for target; public; educational level ↞ sai literacy classes spe education services |
007 /ɔwɔjɔ/
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including section; issue |
007annp /ɔwɔjɔɛnanapa/ ⋄
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section1; part 1 |
008 /ɔwɔrkɔ/
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commenting on commented resource ↞ yt958 commenting |
0083 /ɔwɔrkɔɲcɔ/
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building on; developing on; continuing basic resource ↞ yt9583 building on |
0084 /ɔwɔrkɔŋkɔ/
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criticizing; opposing; against criticized resource ↞ yt9584 criticizing |
0085 /ɔwɔrkɔlpɔ/
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answering answered resource ↞ yt9585 answering |
0086 /ɔwɔrkɔltɔ/
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commenting favourably; propaganda of ↞ yt9586 supporting |
0088 /ɔwɔrkɔrkɔ/
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reviewing reviewed resource ↞ yt9588 reviewing |
009 /ɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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in document format |
01 /ɔmpɔ/
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as known in epoch |
019 /ɔmpɔɲɔ/ []
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as known in historical period |
02 /ɔntɔ/
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as known in locus |
029 /ɔntɔɲɔ/ []
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as known in country |
03 /ɔɲcɔ/
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as studied by method |
031 /ɔɲcɔmpɔ/
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as studied through step |
032 /ɔɲcɔntɔ/
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studied in environment ↞ yak study environments |
033 /ɔɲcɔɲcɔ/
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as studied using source |
037 /ɔɲcɔjɔ/
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using tool ↞ ys34 w artifacts |
038 /ɔɲcɔrkɔ/
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taking example; study case; sample; specimen ↞ ab individuals |
039 /ɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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as studied by research method |
04 /ɔŋkɔ/
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subjected to difficulty; aporia; critics |
05 /ɔlpɔ/
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applied to activity field; sphere; domain |
053 /ɔlpɔɲcɔ/
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among discourse community; social domain |
058 /ɔlpɔrkɔ/
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for application |
059 /ɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
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as known in culture; civilization |
05spɭ /ɔlpɔsapala/ ⋄
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welfare |
05t /ɔlpɔta/ ⋄
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politics |
05u /ɔlpɔu/ ⋄
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economy |
05v /ɔlpɔva/ ⋄
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technology |
05x /ɔlpɔxa/ ⋄
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arts |
05y /ɔlpɔɟa/ ⋄
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intellectual activities |
05yae /ɔlpɔɟɛe/ ⋄
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education |
06 /ɔltɔ/
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according to theory ↞ ye theories |
060 /ɔltɔwɔ/
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theory applicability |
0609 /ɔltɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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theory applicability |
0609e /ɔltɔwɔɲɔe/
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situation-specific; idiographic |
0609i /ɔltɔwɔɲɔi/
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partly generalizable |
0609v /ɔltɔwɔɲɔva/
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highly generalizable; nomothetic |
063 /ɔltɔɲcɔ/ ⋄
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ascribed to theorized agent; explanatory phenomenon |
063an /ɔltɔɲcɔɛna/ ⋄
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numbers; numerology |
063g /ɔltɔɲcɔga/ ⋄
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matter; materialism |
063j /ɔltɔɲcɔʒa/ ⋄
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natural phenomena |
063p /ɔltɔɲcɔpa/ ⋄
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intentional individuals |
063q /ɔltɔɲcɔca/ ⋄
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meaning; hermeneutics |
063r /ɔltɔɲcɔra/ ⋄
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spirit; spiritualism |
063s /ɔltɔɲcɔsa/ ⋄
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organizations |
063w /ɔltɔɲcɔwa/ ⋄
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artifacts |
064 /ɔltɔŋkɔ/
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theorized as interaction |
065 /ɔltɔlpɔ/
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theorized as path; process ↞ bp processes |
066 /ɔltɔltɔ/
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theorized as rationale |
066a /ɔltɔltɔɛ/ ⋄
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rationality |
066d /ɔltɔltɔda/ ⋄
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inherent nature |
066o /ɔltɔltɔo/ ⋄
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intuition |
066r /ɔltɔltɔra/ ⋄
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tradition |
066s /ɔltɔltɔsa/ ⋄
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rule |
066t /ɔltɔltɔta/ ⋄
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authority |
066u /ɔltɔltɔu/ ⋄
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negotiation |
068 /ɔltɔrkɔ/
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according to model; metaphor |
068mp /ɔltɔrkɔmapa/ ⋄
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plant metaphor |
07 /ɔjɔ/
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studied in discipline; field ↞ yi disciplines |
08 /ɔrkɔ/
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illustrated by story; modality ↞ yaq veracity |
081 /ɔrkɔmpɔ/
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as set at time; epoch ↞ x981 set at |
0810 /ɔrkɔmpɔwɔ/
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occurring |
08109 /ɔrkɔmpɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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occurring |
08109f /ɔrkɔmpɔwɔɲɔfa/
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sometimes; occasional; accidental; syntagmatical |
08109y /ɔrkɔmpɔwɔɲɔɟa/
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always; semantical |
082 /ɔrkɔntɔ/
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as set in place ↞ x982 set in |
0829 /ɔrkɔntɔɲɔ/ []
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as set in country ↞ x9829 set in |
083 /ɔrkɔɲcɔ/
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as helped by friend character ↞ x9867 helped by |
084 /ɔrkɔŋkɔ/
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as opposed by evil force; enemy ↞ x9864 opposed by |
085 /ɔrkɔlpɔ/
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as narrated in story; plot ↞ x985 narrating |
086 /ɔrkɔltɔ/
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as with character ↞ x986 with |
088 /ɔrkɔrkɔ/
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as looking for quest; mission; objective ↞ x988 aiming at |
09 /ɔɲɔ/ []
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conveying communicative function; mood |
0X /ɔxaw/
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are they related to...? |
0Y /ɔɟaw/
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are related to |
1 /mpɔ/
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at position; time; sequential position ↞ ame posets |
11 /mpɔmpɔ/
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before subsequent phenomenon |
114 /mpɔmpɔŋkɔ/
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after preceding phenomenon |
114A /mpɔmpɔŋkɔɛw/
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in the future |
118 /mpɔmpɔrkɔ/
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during; at the same time of contemporary phenomenon |
118A /mpɔmpɔrkɔɛw/
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in the present |
11A /mpɔmpɔɛw/
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in the past |
12 /mpɔntɔ/
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in moment; temporal context |
13 /mpɔɲcɔ/
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beginning at; originated at start time |
134 /mpɔɲcɔŋkɔ/
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until; ending at end time |
1349 /mpɔɲcɔŋkɔɲɔ/ []
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to; until historical time |
139 /mpɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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from; since historical time |
14 /mpɔŋkɔ/
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not at; a long time from other time |
15 /mpɔlpɔ/
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every period; rhythm; temporal aspect ↞ bpol cycles |
159 /mpɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
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on week day |
159b /mpɔlpɔɲɔba/ ⋄
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Sunday |
16 /mpɔltɔ/
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on time property |
169 /mpɔltɔɲɔ/ []
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in lunar phase |
17 /mpɔjɔ/
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at time |
179 /mpɔjɔɲɔ/ []
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at day time |
18 /mpɔrkɔ/
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in seasonal period |
189 /mpɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
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in month |
19 /mpɔɲɔ/ []
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in historical time |
195 /mpɔɲɔlpɔ/
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in time phase |
1959 /mpɔɲɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
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in season |
199 /mpɔɲɔɲɔ/ []
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in age; geological era |
19pU /mpɔɲɔpuj/ ⋄
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Middle Ages |
19pxux /mpɔɲɔpaxuxa/ ⋄
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1969 |
1A /mpɔɛw/
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now; at this point |
1X /mpɔxaw/
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are they at...? |
1Y /mpɔɟaw/
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are at |
2 /ntɔ/
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in; within situation; location; condition; context ↞ ae relations |
20 /ntɔwɔ/
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centrality |
208 /ntɔwɔrkɔ/
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in a collection of; series of number of items |
209 /ntɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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centrality |
209f /ntɔwɔɲɔfa/
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peripheral |
209u /ntɔwɔɲɔu/
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central |
21 /ntɔmpɔ/
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in position; rank; spatial sequence |
214 /ntɔmpɔŋkɔ/
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in front of; before (spatial) place behind |
216 /ntɔmpɔltɔ/
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above; upon lower place |
218 /ntɔmpɔrkɔ/
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on the left of place on the right |
21annb /ntɔmpɔɛnanaba/
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first |
21any /ntɔmpɔɛnaɟa/
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last |
22 /ntɔntɔ/
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near zone; area |
23 /ntɔɲcɔ/
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from provenance; origin |
234 /ntɔɲcɔŋkɔ/
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towards destination |
237 /ntɔɲcɔjɔ/
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from cardinal direction |
24 /ntɔŋkɔ/
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away from; outside far place; elsewhere |
25 /ntɔlpɔ/
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in regime; climate |
259 /ntɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
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in climate |
26 /ntɔltɔ/
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in; within environment; niche; context; set; system |
27 /ntɔjɔ/
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sector |
279 /ntɔjɔɲɔ/ []
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towards cardinal point |
28 /ntɔrkɔ/
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relative position |
286 /ntɔrkɔltɔ/
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orthogonal relative position |
2869 /ntɔrkɔltɔɲɔ/ []
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at altitude Km ↞ j99 at |
288 /ntɔrkɔrkɔ/
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complementary position |
2889 /ntɔrkɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
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at longitude degrees |
289 /ntɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
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at latitude degrees |
289ju /ntɔrkɔɲɔʒu/ ⋄
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Equator |
29 /ntɔɲɔ/ []
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in country |
2A /ntɔɛw/
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here; in this condition |
2X /ntɔxaw/
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are they in...? |
2Y /ntɔɟaw/
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are in |
3 /ɲcɔ/
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by; due to agent; cause; external factor; less affected phenomenon |
30 /ɲcɔwɔ/
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for; because of rationale; logical reason; justification |
31 /ɲcɔmpɔ/
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evolved from; come from previous stage; origin; background; source; provenance; phylogeny [phylogenetics] |
32 /ɲcɔntɔ/
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native to; of homeland; motherland |
33 /ɲcɔɲcɔ/
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made by; determinated; produced; created by creator; author; producer; efficient cause |
337 /ɲcɔɲcɔjɔ/
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made with collaborator |
339 /ɲcɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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created by author born in |
34 /ɲcɔŋkɔ/
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conflicting with; against contrary element |
35 /ɲcɔlpɔ/
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interacting with; communicating with; reciprocally influencing interagent |
36 /ɲcɔltɔ/
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influenced by; exposed to; subjected to factor; side; facet; problem aspect |
37 /ɲcɔjɔ/
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by mean; mediator; catalyzer; instrument; tool; equipment |
38 /ɲcɔrkɔ/
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for; towards function; goal; purpose; destination; potential; final cause [teleonomy; teleology] |
382 /ɲcɔrkɔntɔ/
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towards term; aimed point; situation; promised land |
383 /ɲcɔrkɔɲcɔ/
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to beneficiary; patient; assistee; addressee |
388 /ɲcɔrkɔrkɔ/
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tending towards; regulating to equilibrium; homeostasis; health ↞ bpoh homeostasis |
39 /ɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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by author; human agent born in |
3VX /ɲcɔvawxaw/
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affected by something |
3VY /ɲcɔvawɟaw/
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affected by individual |
3X /ɲcɔxaw/
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are they affected by...? |
3Y /ɲcɔɟaw/
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are affected by |
4 /ŋkɔ/
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suffering from; affected by disorder; perturbation; problem; fault; malfunction; abnormality; disturbance |
40 /ŋkɔwɔ/
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threatened by uncertainty; doubt; unknown |
41 /ŋkɔmpɔ/
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passing through crisis |
413 /ŋkɔmpɔɲcɔ/
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tainted by taint; inherited limitation |
42 /ŋkɔntɔ/
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facing pitfall; trap |
43 /ŋkɔɲcɔ/
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altered by; damaged by; weakened by inhibitor; impactant; antagonist; anti-agent; negative factor |
44 /ŋkɔŋkɔ/
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ending with destruction; suppression; elimination; death |
45 /ŋkɔlpɔ/
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undergoing alteration course; deterioration |
46 /ŋkɔltɔ/
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limited by limitation |
47 /ŋkɔjɔ/
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worsened by particular problem |
48 /ŋkɔrkɔ/
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constrained by; forced; coerced by restriction; rule |
49 /ŋkɔɲɔ/ []
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affected by disease |
4X /ŋkɔxaw/
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have they disturb...? |
4Y /ŋkɔɟaw/
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have disturb |
5 /lpɔ/
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through; by change; transformation; process ↞ ag operations |
50 /lpɔwɔ/
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variability; stability; regularity; continuity |
509 /lpɔwɔɲɔ/ []
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stability degree |
509f /lpɔwɔɲɔfa/
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unstable; changeable; variable |
509u /lpɔwɔɲɔu/
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stable |
51 /lpɔmpɔ/
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developed through; by history; evolution ↞ ag operations |
52 /lpɔntɔ/
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within context; milieu; site; seat; venue |
53 /lpɔɲcɔ/
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undergoing operation; external action |
54 /lpɔŋkɔ/
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overcoming hindrance; obstruction; obstacle; handicap; snag; hitch; holdback |
55 /lpɔlpɔ/
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becoming new phenomenon |
55bpe /lpɔlpɔbape/
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static |
55bps /lpɔlpɔbapasa/
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stochastic |
56 /lpɔltɔ/
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with; through way; behaviour; course; proceeding |
57 /lpɔjɔ/
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at stage; step; phase ↞ bpa stages |
58 /lpɔrkɔ/
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according to path; procedure; checklist; schedule; chart |
59 /lpɔɲɔ/ []
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doing activity |
5A /lpɔɛw/
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thus |
5X /lpɔxaw/
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do they undergo...? |
5Y /lpɔɟaw/
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undergo |
6 /ltɔ/
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having; featuring property; quality; attribute; adjective |
60W9 /ltɔwɔwawɲɔ/
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inverted facets |
60 /ltɔwɔ/
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aspect of related phenomenon |
61 /ltɔmpɔ/
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moment of historical phenomenon |
62 /ltɔntɔ/
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place of; venue of situated phenomenon |
63 /ltɔɲcɔ/
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producing; explaining effect |
633 /ltɔɲcɔɲcɔ/
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creating product |
633x /ltɔɲcɔɲcɔxa/ ⋄
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art |
633xm /ltɔɲcɔɲcɔxama/ ⋄
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music |
64 /ltɔŋkɔ/
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against; avoiding; preventing risk |
643 /ltɔŋkɔɲcɔ/
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fighting enemy |
65 /ltɔlpɔ/
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transforming changed phenomenon |
66 /ltɔltɔ/
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qualifying phenomenon |
67 /ltɔjɔ/
|
belonging to; part of whole |
68 /ltɔrkɔ/
|
model for reproduction |
69 /ltɔɲɔ/ []
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related to; differentiating; specifying general phenomenon |
6A /ltɔɛw/
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such |
6X /ltɔxaw/
|
have they...? |
6Y /ltɔɟaw/
|
have |
6a /ltɔɛ/
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logical |
6bb /ltɔbaba/
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diachronical |
6bc /ltɔbaʃa/
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spatial |
6bcd /ltɔbaʃada/
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tree-dimensional; solid |
6bcdy /ltɔbaʃadaɟa/
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spherical |
6bp /ltɔbapa/
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dynamical; processual |
6e /ltɔe/
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atomical |
6f /ltɔfa/
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chemical |
6g /ltɔga/
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material |
6gg /ltɔgaga/
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gaseous |
6gɭ /ltɔgala/
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liquid |
6gs /ltɔgasa/
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solid |
6h /ltɔɣa/
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celestial |
6i /ltɔi/
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mineral |
6j /ltɔʒa/
|
geographical |
6k /ltɔka/
|
genetic |
6m /ltɔma/
|
living |
6n /ltɔna/
|
wild; natural |
6o /ltɔo/
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instinctive; spontaneous; impulsive |
6p /ltɔpa/
|
conscious |
6q /ltɔca/
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verbal; linguistic |
6r /ltɔra/
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religious; sacred; holy |
6s /ltɔsa/
|
social |
6t /ltɔta/
|
official |
6u /ltɔu/
|
economical |
6v /ltɔva/
|
technological |
6w /ltɔwa/
|
artificial |
6x /ltɔxa/
|
artistic |
6y /ltɔɟa/
|
intellectual |
7 /jɔ/
|
with part; subsystem; component; organ; structure ↞ aw systems |
70 /jɔwɔ/
|
proportion |
708 /jɔwɔrkɔ/
|
fraction |
7089 /jɔwɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
fraction value |
7089u /jɔwɔrkɔɲɔu/ ⋄
|
60% |
7089uqr /jɔwɔrkɔɲɔucara/ ⋄
|
62.3% |
709 /jɔwɔɲɔ/ []
|
proportion |
709e /jɔwɔɲɔe/
|
a small minority |
709f /jɔwɔɲɔfa/
|
a minority |
709i /jɔwɔɲɔi/
|
about half |
709u /jɔwɔɲɔu/
|
most |
709v /jɔwɔɲɔva/
|
the large majority |
71 /jɔmpɔ/
|
with temporal section; time range; span; interval; age class |
72 /jɔntɔ/
|
with sector; portion |
73 /jɔɲcɔ/
|
made of substance; material cause |
74 /jɔŋkɔ/
|
lacking missing part |
75 /jɔlpɔ/
|
structure change |
759 /jɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
structure change |
759f /jɔlpɔɲɔfa/
|
getting simpler |
759u /jɔlpɔɲɔu/
|
getting complex; self-organizing |
76 /jɔltɔ/
|
consistency |
769 /jɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
continuity |
769c /jɔltɔɲɔʃa/
|
discrete |
769y /jɔltɔɲɔɟa/
|
continuous |
77 /jɔjɔ/
|
complexity; degree of organization; internal structure |
770 /jɔjɔwɔ/
|
mechanicity ↞ awaw mechanicity |
7709 /jɔjɔwɔɲɔ/ []
|
mechanicity |
7709c /jɔjɔwɔɲɔʃa/
|
reductionistic; mechanical |
7709m /jɔjɔwɔɲɔma/
|
emergent |
7709y /jɔjɔwɔɲɔɟa/
|
holistic |
773 /jɔjɔɲcɔ/
|
inheriting vestigial organ |
777 /jɔjɔjɔ/
|
made of number of elements; pieces |
779 /jɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
complexity degree |
779f /jɔjɔɲɔfa/
|
simple |
779u /jɔjɔɲɔu/
|
complex |
78 /jɔrkɔ/
|
for role |
79 /jɔɲɔ/ []
|
made of material |
7X /jɔxaw/
|
have they part...? |
7Y /jɔɟaw/
|
have as part |
8 /rkɔ/
|
as; like form; pattern; measure [morphology] ↞ a forms |
80 /rkɔwɔ/
|
extent; degree; intension |
808 /rkɔwɔrkɔ/
|
half- |
809 /rkɔwɔɲɔ/ []
|
intension |
809b /rkɔwɔɲɔba/
|
not; non- |
809g /rkɔwɔɲɔga/
|
quasi |
809ɭ /rkɔwɔɲɔla/
|
little |
809t /rkɔwɔɲɔta/
|
typically; prototypically |
809v /rkɔwɔɲɔva/
|
very |
81 /rkɔmpɔ/
|
span measure; duration |
811 /rkɔmpɔmpɔ/
|
shorter than longer phenomenon |
8114 /rkɔmpɔmpɔŋkɔ/
|
longer than shorter phenomenon |
8118 /rkɔmpɔmpɔrkɔ/
|
as long as phenomenon of equal duration |
818 /rkɔmpɔrkɔ/
|
span measure |
8189 /rkɔmpɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
duration s |
819 /rkɔmpɔɲɔ/ []
|
duration |
819f /rkɔmpɔɲɔfa/
|
brief; short |
819u /rkɔmpɔɲɔu/
|
lasting |
82 /rkɔntɔ/
|
size; magnitude |
821 /rkɔntɔmpɔ/
|
smaller than greater phenomenon |
8214 /rkɔntɔmpɔŋkɔ/
|
greater than smaller phenomenon |
8218 /rkɔntɔmpɔrkɔ/
|
as great as equal phenomenon |
825 /rkɔntɔlpɔ/
|
change rate |
8259 /rkɔntɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
growth rate |
8259f /rkɔntɔlpɔɲɔfa/
|
lessening; dwindling |
8259u /rkɔntɔlpɔɲɔu/
|
expanding; increasing |
826 /rkɔntɔltɔ/
|
one-dimensional size; length |
8267 /rkɔntɔltɔjɔ/
|
height; z axis |
82679 /rkɔntɔltɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
height ↞ g98267 of m |
82679f /rkɔntɔltɔjɔɲɔfa/
|
low; short |
82679u /rkɔntɔltɔjɔɲɔu/
|
high; tall |
8268 /rkɔntɔltɔrkɔ/
|
width; y axis |
8269 /rkɔntɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
length; x axis |
8269f /rkɔntɔltɔɲɔfa/
|
short |
8269u /rkɔntɔltɔɲɔu/
|
long |
827 /rkɔntɔjɔ/
|
extent; area |
8279 /rkɔntɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
area ↞ g9827 of m2 |
8279f /rkɔntɔjɔɲɔfa/
|
narrow |
8279u /rkɔntɔjɔɲɔu/
|
wide |
828 /rkɔntɔrkɔ/
|
size measure; volume |
8289 /rkɔntɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
volume m3 |
829 /rkɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
size ↞ g982 of m3 |
829e /rkɔntɔɲɔe/
|
very small |
829f /rkɔntɔɲɔfa/
|
small |
829i /rkɔntɔɲɔi/
|
middle size |
829u /rkɔntɔɲɔu/
|
big |
829v /rkɔntɔɲɔva/
|
huge |
82mqri /rkɔntɔmacari/ ⋄
|
as big as an insect |
83 /rkɔɲcɔ/
|
consistence; consistency |
8389 /rkɔɲcɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
weight measure Kg ↞ g97 of Kg |
839 /rkɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
weight |
839f /rkɔɲcɔɲɔfa/
|
light |
839u /rkɔɲcɔɲɔu/
|
heavy |
84 /rkɔŋkɔ/
|
order |
8459 /rkɔŋkɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
temperature change |
8459f /rkɔŋkɔlpɔɲɔfa/
|
chilling; becoming colder |
8459u /rkɔŋkɔlpɔɲɔu/
|
warming |
848 /rkɔŋkɔrkɔ/
|
temperature measure |
8489 /rkɔŋkɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
temperature K ↞ g94 at K |
849 /rkɔŋkɔɲɔ/ []
|
temperature |
849e /rkɔŋkɔɲɔe/
|
freezing; icy |
849f /rkɔŋkɔɲɔfa/
|
cold; cool |
849i /rkɔŋkɔɲɔi/
|
tepid |
849u /rkɔŋkɔɲɔu/
|
warm |
849v /rkɔŋkɔɲɔva/
|
hot |
85 /rkɔlpɔ/
|
dynamicity |
856 /rkɔlpɔltɔ/
|
wavelength |
8569 /rkɔlpɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
colour |
8569e /rkɔlpɔltɔɲɔe/
|
blue |
8569ɭ /rkɔlpɔltɔɲɔla/
|
yellow |
8569r /rkɔlpɔltɔɲɔra/
|
red |
858 /rkɔlpɔrkɔ/
|
velocity measure |
8589 /rkɔlpɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
velocity m/s ↞ g925 moving at m/s |
859 /rkɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
speed; rapidity |
859c /rkɔlpɔɲɔʃa/
|
still |
859f /rkɔlpɔɲɔfa/
|
slow |
859u /rkɔlpɔɲɔu/
|
fast; quick |
86 /rkɔltɔ/
|
agreeing with; conforming to regulation; norm; requirement; obligation; restraint |
861 /rkɔltɔmpɔ/
|
conforming to time |
8619 /rkɔltɔmpɔɲɔ/ []
|
style of epoch |
862 /rkɔltɔntɔ/
|
conforming to place; à la |
863 /rkɔltɔɲcɔ/
|
conforming to tradition; style |
864 /rkɔltɔŋkɔ/
|
violating; disobeying regulation; norm; requirement; obligation |
868 /rkɔltɔrkɔ/
|
simulating model |
87 /rkɔjɔ/
|
amounting to quantity; amount; intensity |
871 /rkɔjɔmpɔ/
|
less than more numerous phenomenon |
8714 /rkɔjɔmpɔŋkɔ/
|
more than less numerous phenomenon |
8718 /rkɔjɔmpɔrkɔ/
|
as many as |
875 /rkɔjɔlpɔ/
|
getting changed quantity |
875a /rkɔjɔlpɔɛ/
|
diminishing; decreasing |
875c /rkɔjɔlpɔʃa/
|
growing; rising augmenting |
875y /rkɔjɔlpɔɟa/
|
multiplicating; exponentially growing |
8789 /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
number |
8789n /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔna/
|
some units; individuals |
8789np /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔnapa/ ⋄
|
one |
8789o /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔo/
|
some tens |
8789ot /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔota/ ⋄
|
five tens |
8789ots /rkɔjɔrkɔɲɔotasa/ ⋄
|
54 |
879 /rkɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
quantifier |
879c /rkɔjɔɲɔʃa/
|
none |
879e /rkɔjɔɲɔe/
|
very few |
879f /rkɔjɔɲɔfa/
|
few; little |
879m /rkɔjɔɲɔma/
|
some plural |
879u /rkɔjɔɲɔu/
|
many; much |
879v /rkɔjɔɲɔva/
|
very many |
879y /rkɔjɔɲɔɟa/
|
all |
88 /rkɔrkɔ/
|
modeled on; referring to; representing; reproducing; as for; about model; referent; topic; meaning; content; subject |
880 /rkɔrkɔwɔ/
|
variability; diversity; standard deviation |
881 /rkɔrkɔmpɔ/
|
ranked rank; ordinal numbers |
881annp /rkɔrkɔmpɔɛnanapa/
|
first; #1 |
881annq /rkɔrkɔmpɔɛnanaca/
|
second; #2 |
881annr /rkɔrkɔmpɔɛnanara/
|
third; #3 |
883 /rkɔrkɔɲcɔ/
|
controlled by supervisor |
884 /rkɔrkɔŋkɔ/
|
different from; dissimilar from; unlike different phenomenon |
886 /rkɔrkɔltɔ/
|
analog to metaphor; analogy |
887 /rkɔrkɔjɔ/
|
similar to; like alike phenomenon |
888 /rkɔrkɔrkɔ/
|
equal to; identical to correspondent phenomenon |
89 /rkɔɲɔ/ []
|
shape |
89b /rkɔɲɔba/
|
linear |
89c /rkɔɲɔʃa/
|
flat |
89cbc /rkɔɲɔʃabaʃa/
|
circular |
89ceU /rkɔɲɔʃeuj/
|
squared |
89d /rkɔɲɔda/
|
solid; 3D |
89dU /rkɔɲɔduj/
|
cubic |
89dhfp /rkɔɲɔdaɣafapa/
|
parallelepiped |
89dy /rkɔɲɔdaɟa/
|
spherical |
8X /rkɔxaw/
|
are they like...? |
8Y /rkɔɟaw/
|
are like |
9 /ɲɔ/
|
of; being kind; type; differentia; specification ↞ aeabc unary |
90 /ɲɔwɔ/
|
facet of 1 degree up |
900 /ɲɔwɔɔ/
|
facet of 2 degrees up |
9000 /ɲɔwɔɔwɔ/
|
facet of 3 degrees up |
90000 /ɲɔwɔɔwɔwɔ/
|
facet of 4 degrees up [etc.] |
91 /ɲɔmpɔ/
|
special facet 1 |
92 /ɲɔntɔ/
|
special facet 2 |
93 /ɲɔɲcɔ/
|
special facet 3 |
94 /ɲɔŋkɔ/
|
special facet 4 |
95 /ɲɔlpɔ/
|
special facet 5 |
96 /ɲɔltɔ/
|
special facet 6 |
97 /ɲɔjɔ/
|
special facet 7 |
98 /ɲɔrkɔ/
|
special facet 8 |
99 /ɲɔɲɔ/
|
special facet 9 |
9A /ɲɔɛw/
|
this kind |
9X /ɲɔxaw/
|
are they...? |
9Y /ɲɔɟaw/
|
are |
AW(Z) /ɛwwawλezawλo/
|
the deictics; constants; known; preferred classes; shortened notations |
A /ɛw/
|
those; a0; the current; present; the domain of discourse favoured host class or subclass, local deictic |
B /baw/
|
the first ones; a1 |
C /ʃaw/
|
the second ones; a2 |
D /daw/
|
the third ones; a3 |
E /ew/
|
the fourth ones; a4 |
F /faw/
|
the fifth ones; a5 |
G /gaw/
|
the sixth ones; a6 |
H /ɣaw/
|
the seventh ones; a7 |
İ /iw/
|
the eighth ones; a8 |
J /ʒaw/
|
the ninth ones; a9 |
K /kaw/
|
the tenth ones; a10 |
L /law/
|
the eleventh ones; a11 |
M /maw/
|
the twelfth ones; a12 |
N /naw/
|
the thirteenth ones; a13 |
O /ow/
|
the fourteenth ones; a14 |
P /paw/
|
the fifteenth ones; a15 |
Q /caw/
|
the sixteenth ones; a16 |
R /raw/
|
the seventeenth ones; a17 |
S /saw/
|
the eighteenth ones; a18 |
T /taw/
|
the nineteenth ones; a19 |
U /uj/ []
|
persons by birth time |
UX /ujxaw/ []
|
persons by birth millennium |
UXX /ujxawxaw/
|
persons by birth century |
Uni /ujni/
|
persons born in 6th century BC; Gautama Buddha |
Uniim /ujnijima/
|
persons born in 551 BC; Confucius |
Unkfj /ujnakafaʒa/
|
persons born in 384 BC; Aristotle |
Unnnj /ujnananaʒa/
|
persons born in 4 BC; Jesus Christ |
Uotvo /ujotavo/
|
persons born in 570; Muhammad |
Upstp /ujpasatapa/
|
persons born in 1451; Christopher Columbus |
Upstq /ujpasataca/
|
persons born in 1452; Leonardo da Vinci |
Uptus /ujpatusa/
|
persons born in 1564 |
Uptusc /ujpatusaʃa/
|
persons born in February 1564; Galileo Galilei |
Uptuse /ujpatuse/
|
persons born in April 1564; William Shakespeare |
Upusq /ujpusaca/
|
persons born in 1642; Isaac Newton |
Upvux /ujpavuxa/
|
persons born in 1769; Napoleon |
Upvvo /ujpavavo/
|
persons born in 1770; Ludwig van Beethoven |
Upwox /ujpawoxa/
|
persons born in 1809 |
Upwoxpt /ujpawoxapata/ ⋄
|
persons born on 19 January 1809; Edgar Allan Poe |
Upwoxqm /ujpawoxacama/
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 |
Upwoxqme /ujpawoxacame/
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 at 3 AM; Charles Darwin |
Upwoxqmh /ujpawoxacamaɣa/
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 at 6 AM; Abraham Lincoln |
Upwpx /ujpawapaxa/
|
persons born in 1819; Queen Victoria |
Upwtr /ujpawatara/
|
persons born in 1853; Vincent van Gogh |
Upwux /ujpawuxa/
|
persons born in 1869; Mahatma Gandhi |
Upwvo /ujpawavo/
|
persons born in 1870; Lenin |
Upwvx /ujpawavaxa/
|
persons born in 1879; Albert Einstein |
Upxpw /ujpaxapawa/
|
persons born in 1918; Nelson Mandela |
Upxqx /ujpaxacaxa/
|
persons born in 1929; Martin Luther King |
Upxso /ujpaxaso/
|
persons born in 1940; Pele |
V /vaw/
|
general class; the universe of knowledge ≈ DDC 000 |
X /xaw/
|
something |
XA /xawɛw/
|
x0 |
XB /xawbaw/
|
x1 |
XC /xawʃaw/
|
x2 |
XX /xawxaw/
|
what; which; x; unknown variables |
Y /ɟaw/
|
that actual instance; proper noun; name |
Y3Y /ɟawɲcɔɟaw/
|
individual is affected by |
Z /zaw/
|
the following; the mentioned; that internal reference, phoric |
ZA /zawɛw/
|
the aforementioned; previous anaphoric reference |
ZAB /zawɛwbaw/
|
the second mentioned |
ZAC /zawɛwʃaw/
|
the third mentioned |
ZB /zawbaw/
|
the next following cataphoric reference |
ZC /zawʃaw/
|
the second next |
ZD /zawdaw/
|
the third next |
aWc /ɛwawʃa/
|
information |
aWz /ɛwawza/
|
world; universe [ontology; general philosophy] ≈ DDC 110 |
a /ɛ/
|
forms; mathematical objects [formal sciences; logic; mathematics] ≈ DDC 510 160 |
a92 /ɛɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in neighbourhood |
a93 /ɛɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
implied by; as a consequence of premise |
a94 /ɛɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
with error |
a95 /ɛɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through transformation; operation; function; map; morphism |
a96 /ɛɲɔltɔ/ []
|
having property |
a97 /ɛɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with part; element; component |
a98 /ɛɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
equal to result |
aat /ɛjɛta/
|
elements |
aau /ɛjɛu/
|
subsets |
aauc /ɛjɛuʃa/
|
structure-preserving subsets |
aaud /ɛjɛuda/
|
divisor subsets |
aauɭ /ɛjɛula/
|
lateral subsets |
aaun /ɛjɛuna/
|
independent subsets |
aauns /ɛjɛunasa/
|
bases ↞ akc vector spaces |
aaus /ɛjɛusa/
|
substructures |
aausq /ɛjɛusaca/
|
quotient-capable substructures |
aaw /ɛjɛwa/
|
cosets |
ab /ɛba/
|
individuals; instances |
ac /ɛʃa/
|
classes; sets; collections [set theory] |
ac97 /ɛʃaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
including; ⊃ subset |
ac98 /ɛʃaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
containing; ∋ member; individual |
ac99 /ɛʃaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
intensionality |
acai /ɛʃɛi/
|
intensionals fuzzy classes [fuzzy set theory; fuzzy logic] |
acaib /ɛʃɛiba/
|
not; other than; non-class |
acaie /ɛʃɛie/
|
hardly |
acaig /ɛʃɛiga/
|
almost; about quasi-class |
acaij /ɛʃɛiʒa/
|
scarcely; barely |
acaiɭ /ɛʃɛila/
|
little; a bit |
acain /ɛʃɛina/
|
partially |
acaiq /ɛʃɛica/
|
quite copula |
acais /ɛʃɛisa/
|
definitely; just |
acait /ɛʃɛita/
|
typically; stereotype; typical specimen |
acaiv /ɛʃɛiva/
|
very; extremely |
acan /ɛʃɛna/
|
occasionality |
acano /ɛʃɛno/
|
occasional; accidental attributes |
acans /ɛʃɛnasa/
|
by definition; substantial; essential; intrinsical substantial classes |
acb /ɛʃaba/
|
the empty class; empty set; nothing |
ae /ɛe/
|
relations; correspondences |
ae92 /ɛeɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in field |
ae923 /ɛeɲɔntɔɲcɔ/ []
|
from domain |
ae928 /ɛeɲɔntɔrkɔ/ []
|
to range; image |
ae93 /ɛeɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
from set of departure |
ae938 /ɛeɲɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
to codomain; set of destination |
ae96 /ɛeɲɔltɔ/ []
|
relation property |
ae99 /ɛeɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of argument; term |
aeab /ɛeɛba/
|
arity; adicity; dimension; number of arguments; places ↞ anai integers |
aeabb /ɛeɛbaba/
|
nullary |
aeabc /ɛeɛbaʃa/
|
unary; properties [truth logic] |
aeabd /ɛeɛbada/
|
binary; diadic; 2-place |
aeabe /ɛeɛbe/
|
ternary; triadic; 3-place |
aead /ɛeɛda/
|
cardinality |
aeadb /ɛeɛdaba/
|
one-to-one |
aeadd /ɛeɛdada/
|
one-to-many |
aeadm /ɛeɛdama/
|
many-to-one |
aeadn /ɛeɛdana/
|
many-to-many |
aeah /ɛeɛɣa/
|
reflexive |
aeaj /ɛeɛʒa/
|
symmetric |
aeaɭ /ɛeɛla/
|
transitive |
aean /ɛeɛna/
|
connected |
aeaq /ɛeɛca/
|
equivalent ↞ aeah reflexive aeaj symmetric aeal transitive |
aeb /ɛeba/
|
identity ↞ aeaq equivalent |
aeb99 /ɛebaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of term |
aee /ɛeje/
|
equality |
aef /ɛefa/
|
similarity |
aei /ɛei/
|
inequality |
aem /ɛema/
|
set membership; belonging |
aem99 /ɛemaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
to class |
aem997 /ɛemaɲɔɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of instance |
aep /ɛepa/
|
parthood; part-whole; inclusion [mereology] |
aep99 /ɛepaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
in whole |
aep997 /ɛepaɲɔɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of part |
aepp /ɛepapa/
|
proper part-whole |
aept /ɛepata/
|
overlap |
aepu /ɛepu/
|
underlap |
aes /ɛesa/
|
set inclusion; genus-species |
aes99 /ɛesaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
in genus |
aes997 /ɛesaɲɔɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of species |
af /ɛfa/
|
predications [predicate logic] |
af99 /ɛfaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of class; feature |
af998 /ɛfaɲɔɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
about object |
ag /ɛga/
|
operations; transformations; maps; morphisms |
ag96 /ɛgaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
operation property |
ag98 /ɛgaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
equal to result |
ag99 /ɛgaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of operand |
ag99kc /ɛgaɲɔɲɔkaʃa/
|
vector spaces |
ag99kt /ɛgaɲɔɲɔkata/
|
topological spaces; continous functions |
ag99ɭt /ɛgaɲɔɲɔlata/
|
categories; functors |
agai /ɛgɛi/
|
associative |
agam /ɛgɛma/
|
commutative |
agap /ɛgɛpa/
|
idempotent |
agh /ɛgaɣa/
|
homomorphisms |
agh99 /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agh99ɭmm /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔlamama/
|
monoids |
agh99ɭo /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔlo/
|
groups |
agh99ɭr /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔlara/
|
rings |
agh99me /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔme/
|
order homomorphisms; order-preserving functions |
agh99mr /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔmara/
|
graphs |
agh99msm /ɛgaɣaɲɔɲɔmasama/
|
matroids |
aghe /ɛgaɣe/
|
epimorphisms; surjective morphisms |
aghi /ɛgaɣi/
|
monomorphisms; injective morphisms |
aghm /ɛgaɣama/
|
isomorphisms; bijective morphisms ↞ aghe epimorphisms aghi monomorphisms |
aghn /ɛgaɣana/
|
endomorphisms |
aghu /ɛgaɣu/
|
automorphisms ↞ aghm isomorphisms aghn endomorphisms |
agm /ɛgama/
|
sum; union; addition |
agm98 /ɛgamaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
equal to sum |
agm99 /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of term; addend; summand |
agm99kt /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔkata/
|
topological spaces; topologies |
agm99me /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔme/
|
posets |
agm99msm /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔmasama/
|
matroids |
agm99n /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔna/
|
quantities; numbers |
agm99nnr99nnq98nnt /ɛgamaɲɔɲɔnanaraɲɔɲɔnanacaɲɔrkɔnanata/ ⋄
|
2 + 3 = 5 |
agmd /ɛgamada/
|
disjoint union |
agmo /ɛgamo/
|
ordinal sum |
agn /ɛgana/
|
difference; complement; subtraction |
agn98 /ɛganaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
equal to difference |
agn99 /ɛganaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of minuend |
agn993 /ɛganaɲɔɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
minus subtrahend |
agn99n /ɛganaɲɔɲɔna/
|
quantities; numbers |
agn99nnt993nnq98nnr /ɛganaɲɔɲɔnanataɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanacaɲɔrkɔnanara/ ⋄
|
5 - 2 = 3 |
agns /ɛganasa/
|
symmetric difference; exclusive or; xor |
ago /ɛgo/
|
direct-like operations |
agom /ɛgoma/
|
direct sum |
agom99 /ɛgomaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agom99kc /ɛgomaɲɔɲɔkaʃa/
|
vector spaces |
agom99msm /ɛgomaɲɔɲɔmasama/
|
matroids |
agop /ɛgopa/
|
direct product |
agop99 /ɛgopaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agop99ɭmm /ɛgopaɲɔɲɔlamama/
|
monoids |
agop99ɭo /ɛgopaɲɔɲɔlo/
|
groups |
agop99ɭt /ɛgopaɲɔɲɔlata/
|
categories |
agp /ɛgapa/
|
product; intersection |
agp99 /ɛgapaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of factor |
agp99n /ɛgapaɲɔɲɔna/
|
quantities; numbers |
agp99nnr99nnq98nnu /ɛgapaɲɔɲɔnanaraɲɔɲɔnanacaɲɔrkɔnanu/ ⋄
|
3 x 2 = 6 |
agpc /ɛgapaʃa/
|
Cartesian product; cross product |
agpc99 /ɛgapaʃaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agpc99kt /ɛgapaʃaɲɔɲɔkata/
|
topological spaces; Cartesian topologies |
agpc99me /ɛgapaʃaɲɔɲɔme/
|
posets |
agpc99mr /ɛgapaʃaɲɔɲɔmara/
|
graphs |
agpe /ɛgape/
|
semidirect product |
agq /ɛgaca/
|
quotient; division; partition |
agqe /ɛgace/
|
Euclidean division; division with remainder |
agqe98 /ɛgaceɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
equal to quotient |
agqe986 /ɛgaceɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
with remainder |
agqe99 /ɛgaceɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of dividend |
agqe993 /ɛgaceɲɔɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by divisor |
agqe99oss993nr /ɛgaceɲɔɲɔosasaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnara/ ⋄
|
44 / 3 |
agqs /ɛgacasa/
|
quotient structure |
agqs99 /ɛgacasaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of |
agqs99kt /ɛgacasaɲɔɲɔkata/
|
topological spaces; topologies |
agt /ɛgata/
|
tensor-like operations |
agtp /ɛgatapa/
|
tensor product |
agtp99 /ɛgatapaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agtp99mr /ɛgatapaɲɔɲɔmara/
|
graphs |
agu /ɛgu/
|
lexicographic product |
agu99 /ɛguɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of structure |
agu99mr /ɛguɲɔɲɔmara/
|
graphs |
agw /ɛgawa/
|
exponentiation; power |
agw99 /ɛgawaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of base |
agw993 /ɛgawaɲɔɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
raised to the power exponent |
agw99n /ɛgawaɲɔɲɔna/
|
quantities; numbers |
agw99nnq993nnr98nnw /ɛgawaɲɔɲɔnanacaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanaraɲɔrkɔnanawa/ ⋄
|
23 = 8 |
agx /ɛgaxa/
|
nth root |
agx993 /ɛgaxaɲɔɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
-th |
agx993nnq /ɛgaxaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanaca/
|
square |
agx993nnr /ɛgaxaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanara/
|
cube |
agx99nnx993nnq98nnr /ɛgaxaɲɔɲɔnanaxaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanacaɲɔrkɔnanara/ ⋄
|
√9 = 3 |
agy /ɛgaɟa/
|
logarithm |
agy99 /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of |
agy993 /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
to; base |
agy993nnq /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanaca/
|
2; binary logarithm |
agy993nnqU /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanacuj/
|
e; natural logarithm |
agy993nop /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnopa/
|
10; common logarithm |
agy99nous993nnq98nnu /ɛgaɟaɲɔɲɔnousaɲɔɲɔɲcɔnanacaɲɔrkɔnanu/ ⋄
|
log264 = 6 |
aiWj /ɛiwawʒa/
|
discrete structures [discrete mathematics; combinatorics] |
ai /ɛi/
|
statements; propositions [classical logic] |
aia /ɛiɛ/
|
truth value |
aiad /ɛiɛda/
|
contradictory; paradoxical |
aiaf /ɛiɛfa/
|
false |
aiat /ɛiɛta/
|
true |
aii /ɛiji/
|
implication |
aii98 /ɛijiɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
is consequence |
aii99 /ɛijiɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of premise |
aiq /ɛica/
|
equivalence |
ais /ɛisa/
|
subjective propositions [modal logic] |
aj /ɛʒa/
|
formal languages; theories |
ajo /ɛʒo/
|
recursively enumerated languages; type 0 languages |
ajp /ɛʒapa/
|
context-sensitive languages; type 1 languages |
ajq /ɛʒaca/
|
context-free languages; type 2 languages |
ajr /ɛʒara/
|
regular languages; type 3 languages |
ajt /ɛʒata/
|
formal theories |
ak /ɛka/
|
spaces |
akc /ɛkaʃa/
|
vector spaces |
akc97t /ɛkaʃaɲɔjɔta/
|
vectors |
akc97uc /ɛkaʃaɲɔjɔuʃa/
|
subspaces of vector spaces; hyperplanes |
akcɭ /ɛkaʃala/
|
algebras |
ake /ɛke/
|
tensor spaces |
akf /ɛkafa/
|
affine spaces |
akn /ɛkana/
|
unitary spaces |
akt /ɛkata/
|
topological spaces |
akt97t /ɛkataɲɔjɔta/
|
elements of topological spaces; points |
akt97u /ɛkataɲɔjɔu/
|
subspaces of topological spaces |
aktd /ɛkatada/
|
discrete topological spaces [discrete topology] |
aktm /ɛkatama/
|
metric spaces |
aktp /ɛkatapa/
|
compact spaces |
akts /ɛkatasa/
|
separable spaces |
aktso /ɛkataso/
|
T0 spaces; Kolmogorov spaces |
aktsp /ɛkatasapa/
|
T1 spaces; Fréchet spaces |
aktsq /ɛkatasaca/
|
T2 spaces; Hausdorff spaces |
aktsr /ɛkatasara/
|
T3 spaces; regular spaces |
aktss /ɛkatasasa/
|
T4 spaces; regular Hausdorff spaces |
aktw /ɛkatawa/
|
manifolds |
aktwd /ɛkatawada/
|
differentiable manifolds |
aktwds /ɛkatawadasa/
|
smooth manifolds |
aktwr /ɛkatawara/
|
Riemannian manifolds |
aɭ /ɛla/
|
algebraic structures [algebra; abstract algebra] ≈ DDC 512 |
aɭb /ɛlaba/
|
general algebraic systems [universal algebra] |
aɭgWy /ɛlagawawɟa/
|
group-like structures |
aɭg /ɛlaga/
|
non-closed group-like structures; non-total group-like structures |
aɭge /ɛlage/
|
semigroupoids |
aɭgp /ɛlagapa/
|
groupoids |
aɭi /ɛli/
|
non-associative group-like structures |
aɭim /ɛlima/
|
magmas |
aɭiq /ɛlica/
|
quasigroups |
aɭiu /ɛliu/
|
loops |
aɭm /ɛlama/
|
non-commutative group-like structures |
aɭme /ɛlame/
|
semigroups |
aɭmi /ɛlami/
|
inverse semigroups |
aɭmm /ɛlamama/
|
monoids |
aɭmm97t /ɛlamamaɲɔjɔta/
|
monoid elements |
aɭmm97u /ɛlamamaɲɔjɔu/
|
submonoids |
aɭo /ɛlo/
|
groups [group theory] |
aɭo97t /ɛloɲɔjɔta/
|
group elements |
aɭo97u /ɛloɲɔjɔu/
|
subgroups |
aɭob /ɛloba/
|
Abelian groups |
aɭoc /ɛloʃa/
|
cyclic groups |
aɭoe /ɛloe/
|
symmetric groups |
aɭog /ɛloga/
|
alternating groups |
aɭoh /ɛloɣa/
|
dihedral groups |
aɭom /ɛloma/
|
simple groups |
aɭoms /ɛlomasa/
|
sporadic groups |
aɭor /ɛlora/
|
free groups |
aɭos /ɛlosa/
|
solvable groups |
aɭou /ɛlou/
|
Lie groups |
aɭow /ɛlowa/
|
topological groups ↞ ams families of sets |
aɭr /ɛlara/
|
ring-like structures |
aɭr97t /ɛlaraɲɔjɔta/
|
ring elements |
aɭr97u /ɛlaraɲɔjɔu/
|
subrings |
aɭr97ud /ɛlaraɲɔjɔuda/
|
divisor subsets |
aɭr97uɭ /ɛlaraɲɔjɔula/
|
lateral subsets |
aɭre /ɛlare/
|
semirings |
aɭrj /ɛlaraʒa/
|
non-associative rings [non-associative algebra] |
aɭrn /ɛlarana/
|
non-unitary rings; rngs |
aɭrr /ɛlarara/
|
rings [ring theory; associative algebra] |
aɭrrc /ɛlararaʃa/
|
commutative rings [commutative algebra] |
aɭrre /ɛlarare/
|
Boolean rings |
aɭrrf /ɛlararafa/
|
unique factorization domains |
aɭrri /ɛlarari/
|
principal ideal domains |
aɭrrk /ɛlararaka/
|
division rings; skew fields |
aɭrrn /ɛlararana/
|
noetherian rings |
aɭrrr /ɛlararara/
|
Artinian rings |
aɭrru /ɛlararu/
|
Lie rings |
aɭrrx /ɛlararaxa/
|
fields; polynomials [field theory] |
aɭrrxn /ɛlararaxana/
|
number fields |
aɭrrxt /ɛlararaxata/
|
cyclotomic fields |
aɭt /ɛlata/
|
categories [category theory] ↞ ac classes alg non-closed group-like structures |
aɭt97u /ɛlataɲɔjɔu/
|
category subsets |
aɭtao /ɛlatɛo/
|
objects |
aɭtar /ɛlatɛra/
|
morphisms; arrows |
aɭtc /ɛlataʃa/
|
pre-additive categories |
aɭtdWy /ɛlatadawawɟa/
|
additive categories |
aɭte /ɛlate/
|
pre-Abelian categories |
aɭtɭ /ɛlatala/
|
Abelian categories |
aɭtx /ɛlataxa/
|
exact categories |
am /ɛma/
|
combinatorial structures [combinatorics] |
ame /ɛme/
|
posets; partially ordered sets [order theory] |
ame97t /ɛmeɲɔjɔta/
|
poset elements; vertices; nodes |
ame97u /ɛmeɲɔjɔu/
|
subposets |
ameap /ɛmeɛpa/
|
inverse posets; dual posets; dual operation |
amear /ɛmeɛra/
|
linear extension of posets |
ameav /ɛmeɛva/
|
vertically-indecomposable poset component |
ameax /ɛmeɛxa/
|
poset intervals |
amed /ɛmeda/
|
total orders |
amei /ɛmei/
|
series-parallel posets |
amek /ɛmeka/
|
graded posets |
amer /ɛmera/
|
reduced posets |
amev /ɛmeva/
|
vertically irreducible posets |
amɭ /ɛmala/
|
lattice-like structures |
amɭj /ɛmalaʒa/
|
join-semilattices |
amɭm /ɛmalama/
|
meet-semilattices |
amɭt /ɛmalata/
|
lattices |
amɭtc /ɛmalataʃa/
|
complete lattices |
amɭtm /ɛmalatama/
|
modular lattices |
amɭts /ɛmalatasa/
|
distributive lattices |
amr /ɛmara/
|
graph-like structures |
amr97u /ɛmaraɲɔjɔu/
|
subgraphs |
amraf /ɛmarɛfa/
|
strong product of graphs ↞ agp product |
amrag /ɛmarɛga/
|
zigzag product of graphs ↞ agp product |
amrah /ɛmarɛɣa/
|
rooted product of graphs ↞ agp product |
amrar /ɛmarɛra/
|
edges; arcs; lines |
amrav /ɛmarɛva/
|
vertices; nodes; points |
amraw /ɛmarɛwa/
|
graph bridges |
amrax /ɛmarɛxa/
|
connected component of graphs |
amray /ɛmarɛɟa/
|
graph clique |
amrd /ɛmarada/
|
directed graphs ↞ ae relations |
amrdo /ɛmarado/
|
oriented graphs |
amrdot /ɛmaradota/
|
tournaments |
amrn /ɛmarana/
|
undirected graphs |
amrns /ɛmaranasa/
|
simple graphs ↞ aeaj symmetric |
amry /ɛmaraɟa/
|
undirected hypergraphs |
ams /ɛmasa/
|
families of sets ↞ amry undirected hypergraphs |
amse /ɛmase/
|
Sperner families |
amsh /ɛmasaɣa/
|
Helly families |
amsm /ɛmasama/
|
matroids |
amsm97t /ɛmasamaɲɔjɔta/
|
matroid elements |
amsmad /ɛmasamɛda/
|
dual matroids |
amsmas /ɛmasamɛsa/
|
independent sets of matroids |
an /ɛna/
|
quantities; amounts; numbers ≈ DDC 513 |
an96 /ɛnaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
number property |
an98 /ɛnaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
abundance |
anab /ɛnɛba/
|
quantifiers |
anabb /ɛnɛbaba/
|
negative ↞ anb negative quantities |
anabc /ɛnɛbaʃa/
|
no ↞ anc none |
anabe /ɛnɛbe/
|
very few; very little |
anabf /ɛnɛbafa/
|
few; little |
anabi /ɛnɛbi/
|
middle; average |
anabm /ɛnɛbama/
|
some; a few; positive plural |
anabu /ɛnɛbu/
|
many; much |
anabv /ɛnɛbava/
|
very many; many many; very much |
anaby /ɛnɛbaɟa/
|
all; the totality |
anad /ɛnɛda/
|
numerals; decimal digits |
anade /ɛnɛde/
|
-9 |
anadf /ɛnɛdafa/
|
-8 |
anadg /ɛnɛdaga/
|
-7 |
anadh /ɛnɛdaɣa/
|
-6 |
anadi /ɛnɛdi/
|
-5 |
anadj /ɛnɛdaʒa/
|
-4 |
anadk /ɛnɛdaka/
|
-3 |
anadɭ /ɛnɛdala/
|
-2 |
anadm /ɛnɛdama/
|
-1 |
anadn /ɛnɛdana/
|
-0 |
anado /ɛnɛdo/
|
0 |
anadp /ɛnɛdapa/
|
1 |
anadq /ɛnɛdaca/
|
2 |
anadr /ɛnɛdara/
|
3 |
anads /ɛnɛdasa/
|
4 |
anadt /ɛnɛdata/
|
5 |
anadu /ɛnɛdu/
|
6 |
anadv /ɛnɛdava/
|
7 |
anadw /ɛnɛdawa/
|
8 |
anadx /ɛnɛdaxa/
|
9 |
anae /ɛnɛe/
|
primes |
anag /ɛnɛga/
|
even numbers ↞ annq two |
anai /ɛnɛi/
|
integers [arithmetic; number theory] |
anak /ɛnɛka/
|
exponential rationals; Q |
anar /ɛnɛra/
|
reals; R; continuum |
anat /ɛnɛta/
|
imaginary numbers |
anau /ɛnɛu/
|
complex numbers |
anaw /ɛnɛwa/
|
transcendent numbers |
anb /ɛnaba/
|
negative quantities |
anbd /ɛnabada/
|
negative tens of billions or more; -10>9 |
anbdx /ɛnabadaxa/ []
|
negative hundreds of billions; -1011 |
anbdy /ɛnabadaɟa/ []
|
negative tens of billions; -1010 |
anbe /ɛnabe/ []
|
negative billions; -109 |
anbf /ɛnabafa/ []
|
negative hundreds of millions; -108 |
anbg /ɛnabaga/ []
|
negative tens of millions; -107 |
anbh /ɛnabaɣa/ []
|
negative millions; -106 |
anbi /ɛnabi/ []
|
negative hundreds of thousands; -105 |
anbj /ɛnabaʒa/ []
|
negative tens of thousands; -104 |
anbk /ɛnabaka/ []
|
negative thousands; -103 |
anbɭ /ɛnabala/ []
|
negative hundreds; -102 |
anbm /ɛnabama/ []
|
negative tens; -101 |
anbmj /ɛnabamaʒa/ ⋄
|
-4 tens |
anbmjɭ /ɛnabamaʒala/ ⋄
|
-42 |
anbn /ɛnabana/ []
|
negative units; -100 |
anbne /ɛnabane/
|
-9 |
anbnf /ɛnabanafa/
|
-8 |
anbng /ɛnabanaga/
|
-7 |
anbnh /ɛnabanaɣa/
|
-6 |
anbni /ɛnabani/
|
-5 |
anbnj /ɛnabanaʒa/
|
-4 |
anbnjɭ /ɛnabanaʒala/ ⋄
|
-4.2 |
anbnk /ɛnabanaka/
|
-3 |
anbnɭ /ɛnabanala/
|
-2 |
anbnm /ɛnabanama/
|
-1; minus one |
anc /ɛnaʃa/
|
none; no; zero |
andWy /ɛnadawawɟa/
|
positive quantities |
and /ɛnada/
|
less than billionths; 10-(>9) |
andw /ɛnadawa/ []
|
trillionths; pico-; p-; 10-12 |
andx /ɛnadaxa/ []
|
10-11 |
andy /ɛnadaɟa/ []
|
10-10 |
ane /ɛne/ []
|
billionths; nano-; n-; 10-9 |
anf /ɛnafa/ []
|
10-8 |
ang /ɛnaga/ []
|
10-7 |
anh /ɛnaɣa/ []
|
millionths; micro-; μ-; 10-6; 0.00000 |
ani /ɛni/ []
|
10-5; 0.0000 |
anj /ɛnaʒa/ []
|
10-4; 0.000 |
ank /ɛnaka/ []
|
thousandths; milli-; m-; 10-3; 0.00 |
anɭ /ɛnala/ []
|
hundredths; centi-; c-; 10-2; 0.0 |
anm /ɛnama/ []
|
tenths; deci-; d-; 10-1; 0. |
anms /ɛnamasa/ [] ⋄
|
0.4 |
ann /ɛnana/ []
|
units; 100 |
anno /ɛnano/
|
no unit; 0 |
annp /ɛnanapa/
|
one; a; single; 1 |
annq /ɛnanaca/
|
two; a pair; a couple; 2 |
annqU /ɛnanacuj/
|
e; base of natural logarithm; 2.71828... |
annr /ɛnanara/
|
three; 3 |
annrU /ɛnanaruj/
|
π; pi; 3.14... |
anns /ɛnanasa/
|
four; 4 |
annt /ɛnanata/
|
five; 5 |
annu /ɛnanu/
|
six; 6 |
annv /ɛnanava/
|
seven; 7 |
annw /ɛnanawa/
|
eight; 8 |
annx /ɛnanaxa/
|
nine; 9 |
ano /ɛno/
|
tens; deca-; da-; 10¹ |
anoX /ɛnoxaw/ []
|
number of tens |
anoo /ɛnojo/
|
no ten; less than ten |
anop /ɛnopa/
|
one ten |
anopX /ɛnopaxaw/ []
|
number of units beside one ten |
anopo /ɛnopo/
|
10; ten |
anopp /ɛnopapa/
|
11; eleven |
anopq /ɛnopaca/
|
12; twelve |
anopr /ɛnopara/
|
13; thirteen |
anops /ɛnopasa/
|
14; fourteen |
anopt /ɛnopata/
|
15; fifteen |
anopu /ɛnopu/
|
16; sixteen |
anopv /ɛnopava/
|
17; seventeen |
anopw /ɛnopawa/
|
18; eighteen |
anopx /ɛnopaxa/
|
19; nineteen |
anoq /ɛnoca/
|
two tens |
anoqo /ɛnoco/
|
20; twenty |
anoqp /ɛnocapa/
|
21 |
anoqq /ɛnocaca/
|
22 |
anoqr /ɛnocara/
|
23 |
anoqs /ɛnocasa/
|
24 |
anoqt /ɛnocata/
|
25 |
anoqu /ɛnocu/
|
26 |
anoqv /ɛnocava/
|
27 |
anoqw /ɛnocawa/
|
28 |
anoqx /ɛnocaxa/
|
29 |
anor /ɛnora/
|
three tens |
anos /ɛnosa/
|
four tens |
anot /ɛnota/
|
five tens |
anou /ɛnou/
|
six tens |
anov /ɛnova/
|
seven tens |
anow /ɛnowa/
|
eight tens |
anox /ɛnoxa/
|
nine tens |
anp /ɛnapa/
|
hundreds; hecto-; h-; 10² |
anpX /ɛnapaxaw/ []
|
number of hundreds |
anpp /ɛnapapa/
|
one hundred |
anppq /ɛnapapaca/ ⋄
|
one hundred and two tens |
anppqo /ɛnapapaco/ ⋄
|
one hundred twenty; 120 |
anpq /ɛnapaca/
|
two hundreds |
anpqo /ɛnapaco/ ⋄
|
two hundreds and zero tens |
anpqoo /ɛnapacojo/ ⋄
|
200 |
anpqooo /ɛnapacojojo/ ⋄
|
200.0 |
anpqos /ɛnapacosa/ ⋄
|
204 |
anpqost /ɛnapacosata/ ⋄
|
204.5 |
anq /ɛnaca/
|
thousands; kilo-; K-; 10³ |
anqp /ɛnacapa/
|
one thousand |
anr /ɛnara/
|
tens of thousands; myria-; 104 |
ans /ɛnasa/
|
hundreds of thousands; 105 |
ant /ɛnata/
|
millions; mega-; M-; 106 |
anu /ɛnu/
|
tens of millions; 107 |
anv /ɛnava/
|
hundreds of millions; 108 |
anw /ɛnawa/
|
billions; giga-; G-; 109 |
anx /ɛnaxa/
|
more than billions; 10>9 |
anxb /ɛnaxaba/
|
tens of billions; 1010 |
anxc /ɛnaxaʃa/
|
hundreds of billions; 1011 |
anxd /ɛnaxada/
|
trillions; tera-; T-; 1012 |
anxg /ɛnaxaga/
|
quadrillions; peta-; P-; 1015 |
anxj /ɛnaxaʒa/
|
quintillions; exa-; E-; 1018 |
anxk /ɛnaxaka/
|
1019 |
anxɭ /ɛnaxala/
|
1020 |
any /ɛnaɟa/
|
infinite; ∞ |
aq /ɛca/
|
functions; equations [calculus; analysis] ≈ DDC 515 |
aq98 /ɛcaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
having values; range output |
aq99 /ɛcaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
at x =; domain input |
aqb /ɛcaba/
|
constants |
aqc /ɛcaʃa/
|
real functions [real analysis] |
aqd /ɛcada/
|
integrals [measure; integration] |
aqe /ɛce/
|
functions of a complex variable |
aqf /ɛcafa/
|
potential [potential theory] |
aqg /ɛcaga/
|
several complex variables; analytic spaces |
aqh /ɛcaɣa/
|
special functions |
aqi /ɛci/
|
ordinary differential equations; ODEs |
aqj /ɛcaʒa/
|
partial differential equations; PDEs |
aqk /ɛcaka/
|
dynamical systems [ergodic theory] |
aqɭ /ɛcala/
|
difference equations; functional equations |
aqm /ɛcama/
|
sequences; series; summability |
aqn /ɛcana/
|
approximations; expansions |
aqo /ɛco/
|
sinusoidal basis functions [Fourier analysis] |
aqoat /ɛcoɛta/
|
Fourier transform |
aqp /ɛcapa/
|
basic waves [abstract harmonic analysis] |
aqq /ɛcaca/
|
integral transforms [operational calculus] |
aqr /ɛcara/
|
integral equations |
aqs /ɛcasa/
|
spaces of functions [functional analysis] |
aqt /ɛcata/
|
operators [operator theory] |
aqv /ɛcava/
|
variations [calculus of variations; optimal control] |
at /ɛta/
|
algorithms [numerical analysis] ≈ DDC 518 |
at98 /ɛtaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
by equation |
at98i /ɛtaɲɔrkɔi/
|
ordinal differential equations |
au /ɛu/
|
probabilities [probability theory; statistics] ≈ DDC 519 |
au97 /ɛuɲɔjɔ/ []
|
among sample size; n |
au98 /ɛuɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
value 0. |
au98t /ɛuɲɔrkɔta/ ⋄
|
0.5; 50% |
au99 /ɛuɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of event |
aw /ɛwa/
|
systems; wholes; networks [general systems theory; cybernetics] ≈ DDC 003 |
aw2 /ɛwantɔ/
|
in environment |
awad /ɛwɛda/
|
system dynamics |
awade /ɛwɛde/
|
passive reaction |
awadi /ɛwɛdi/
|
active action |
awadn /ɛwɛdana/
|
change in attitude |
awan /ɛwɛna/
|
constituents; interchangeable parts |
awao /ɛwɛo/
|
organs; differentiated parts; sublevels |
awas /ɛwɛsa/
|
order states |
awasd /ɛwɛsada/
|
order |
awash /ɛwɛsaɣa/
|
chaos |
awasm /ɛwɛsama/
|
complexity |
awaso /ɛwɛso/
|
organization |
awaw /ɛwɛwa/
|
mechanicity |
awawc /ɛwɛwaʃa/
|
reductionistic; mechanical |
awawr /ɛwɛwara/
|
emergent |
awawy /ɛwɛwaɟa/
|
holistic |
awg /ɛwaga/
|
aggregates |
awi /ɛwi/
|
integrates |
awiag /ɛwiɛga/ []
|
integration stages |
awiage /ɛwiɛge/
|
integrands |
awiagv /ɛwiɛgava/
|
disintegrands |
awiagx /ɛwiɛgaxa/
|
remains |
awɭ /ɛwala/
|
levels |
awɭ93 /ɛwalaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
emerging from; originated by; produced after; overformed on; depending on lower level [dynamic ontology; process ontology] |
awɭ96 /ɛwalaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
having emergent property |
awɭam /ɛwalɛma/
|
emergence |
awɭɭ /ɛwalala/
|
layers; overformed levels; integrative levels |
awɭs /ɛwalasa/
|
strata; overbuilt levels |
bWo /bawawo/
|
nature s.s. [natural sciences] ≈ DDC 500 |
b /ba/
|
spacetime; space-time continuum; events; pacha ↞ alo groups ≈ DDC 530.1 |
bY /baɟaw/
|
present; here and now |
bYb /baɟawba/
|
this; here proximal |
bYd /baɟawda/
|
that; there distal |
bYt /baɟawta/
|
that yonder |
bb /baba/
|
time [chronology] |
bb98 /babaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
lasting s duration |
bbX /babaxaw/ []
|
time years |
bbY /babaɟaw/
|
present, past and future ↞ an quantities |
bbYc /babaɟawʃa/
|
the past |
bbYn /babaɟawna/
|
now; present time ↞ bbxprsvxw present day |
bbYu /babaɟawu/
|
the future |
bbb /bababa/
|
Big Bang time; Planck epoch |
bbs /babasa/
|
hundreds of thousands years |
bbsrv /babasarava/
|
Cosmic Dark Age beginning; 370;000 years |
bbv /babava/
|
hundreds of millions years |
bbvu /babavu/
|
Renaissance of the Universe; visible light domination beginning; 600 M years |
bbw /babawa/
|
billions years |
bbwp /babawapa/
|
Galaxy Epoch beginning; 1 G years |
bbws /babawasa/
|
Hadean Eon; Nectarian Era; 4;500 to 4;000 Ma |
bbwu /babawu/
|
Acceleration; dark energy domination beginning; 6 G years |
bbwx /babawaxa/
|
Solar Era; Solar System formation time; 9 G years |
bbx /babaxa/
|
more than billions years |
bbxb /babaxaba/
|
tens of billions years |
bbxbp /babaxabapa/
|
Archean Eon; origins of life and plate tectonics; 13.4 to 13.55 billion years; 4;000 Ma |
bbxbq /babaxabaca/
|
Proterozoic; 2;500 to 500 Ma |
bbxpr /babaxapara/
|
13 billions years |
bbxprs /babaxaparasa/
|
Phanerozoic; 500 Ma to present |
bbxprsv /babaxaparasava/
|
13.7 billions years |
bbxprsvx /babaxaparasavaxa/
|
13.79 billions years |
bbxprsvxw /babaxaparasavaxawa/
|
present day; 13.798 billions years |
bc /baʃa/
|
space; extension [geometry; algebraic geometry; topology] ↞ ak spaces ≈ DDC 514 516 |
bcX /baʃaxaw/
|
dimensions ↞ ann units |
bcap /baʃɛpa/
|
points |
bcb /baʃaba/
|
straight lines; one-dimensional space |
bcb98 /baʃabaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
long m length |
bcbas /baʃabɛsa/
|
segments |
bcc /baʃaʃa/
|
surfaces; two-dimensional space; 2D |
bcc96 /baʃaʃaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
regularity |
bcc98 /baʃaʃaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
large m² area |
bcc99 /baʃaʃaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
convexity |
bccX /baʃaʃaxaw/ []
|
number of sides; edges |
bccac /baʃaʃɛʃa/
|
cyclic |
bccad /baʃaʃɛda/
|
equilateral |
bccae /baʃaʃɛe/
|
equiangle |
bccaf /baʃaʃɛfa/
|
isogonal; vertex-transitive |
bccag /baʃaʃɛga/
|
tangential |
bccah /baʃaʃɛɣa/
|
regular |
bccak /baʃaʃɛka/
|
centroid |
bccan /baʃaʃɛna/
|
angles |
bccani /baʃaʃɛni/
|
interior angles |
bccanx /baʃaʃɛnaxa/
|
exterior angles |
bccar /baʃaʃɛra/
|
vertices; corners |
bccarb /baʃaʃɛraba/
|
vertex A |
bccarc /baʃaʃɛraʃa/
|
vertex B |
bccard /baʃaʃɛrada/
|
vertex C |
bccas /baʃaʃɛsa/
|
edges; sides |
bccasb /baʃaʃɛsaba/
|
edge AB |
bccasc /baʃaʃɛsaʃa/
|
edge BC |
bccax /baʃaʃɛxa/
|
convexity |
bccaxaWn /baʃaʃɛxɛwawna/
|
simple |
bccaxa /baʃaʃɛxɛ/
|
concave |
bccaxn /baʃaʃɛxana/
|
convex [convex geometry; discrete geometry] |
bccaxs /baʃaʃɛxasa/
|
star-shaped |
bccaxt /baʃaʃɛxata/
|
self-intersecting |
bccaxy /baʃaʃɛxaɟa/
|
complex |
bccb /baʃaʃaba/
|
plane curves |
bccb98 /baʃaʃabaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
with equation [differential geometry; differential topology] |
bccbam /baʃaʃabɛma/
|
smooth |
bccbc /baʃaʃabaʃa/
|
circles |
bccbe /baʃaʃabe/
|
ellipses |
bccbf /baʃaʃabafa/
|
parabolas; parabolae |
bccbh /baʃaʃabaɣa/
|
hyperbolas; hyperbolae |
bccc /baʃaʃaʃa/
|
angles degrees [trigonometry] |
bccc96 /baʃaʃaʃaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
trigonometric function |
bccca /baʃaʃaʃɛ/
|
trigonometric functions |
bcccab /baʃaʃaʃɛba/
|
sine |
bcccac /baʃaʃaʃɛʃa/
|
cosine |
bcccae /baʃaʃaʃɛe/
|
tangent |
bcccag /baʃaʃaʃɛga/
|
cotangent |
bcccah /baʃaʃaʃɛɣa/
|
secant |
bcccai /baʃaʃaʃɛi/
|
cosecant |
bcccaɭ /baʃaʃaʃɛla/
|
arcsine |
bcccam /baʃaʃaʃɛma/
|
arccosine |
bcccan /baʃaʃaʃɛna/
|
arctangent |
bcccao /baʃaʃaʃɛo/
|
arccotangent |
bcccap /baʃaʃaʃɛpa/
|
arcsecant |
bcccaq /baʃaʃaʃɛca/
|
arccosecant |
bcccb /baʃaʃaʃaba/
|
0 to 15 degrees |
bcccbb /baʃaʃaʃababa/
|
0 degrees |
bcccc /baʃaʃaʃaʃa/
|
15 to 30 degrees |
bcccd /baʃaʃaʃada/
|
30 to 45 degrees |
bccce /baʃaʃaʃe/
|
45 to 60 degrees |
bcccf /baʃaʃaʃafa/
|
60 to 75 degrees |
bcccg /baʃaʃaʃaga/
|
75 to 90 degrees |
bccch /baʃaʃaʃaɣa/
|
90 to 105 degrees |
bccchb /baʃaʃaʃaɣaba/
|
right angle; 90° |
bccci /baʃaʃaʃi/
|
105 to 120 degrees |
bcccj /baʃaʃaʃaʒa/
|
120 to 135 degrees |
bccck /baʃaʃaʃaka/
|
135 to 150 degrees |
bcccɭ /baʃaʃaʃala/
|
150 to 165 degrees |
bcccm /baʃaʃaʃama/
|
165 to 180 degrees |
bcccn /baʃaʃaʃana/
|
180 to 195 degrees |
bcccnb /baʃaʃaʃanaba/
|
straight angle; 180° |
bccco /baʃaʃaʃo/
|
195 to 210 degrees |
bcccp /baʃaʃaʃapa/
|
210 to 225 degrees |
bcccq /baʃaʃaʃaca/
|
225 to 240 degrees |
bcccr /baʃaʃaʃara/
|
240 to 255 degrees |
bcccs /baʃaʃaʃasa/
|
255 to 270 degrees |
bccct /baʃaʃaʃata/
|
270 to 285 degrees |
bcccu /baʃaʃaʃu/
|
285 to 300 degrees |
bcccv /baʃaʃaʃava/
|
300 to 315 degrees |
bcccw /baʃaʃaʃawa/
|
315 to 330 degrees |
bcccx /baʃaʃaʃaxa/
|
330 to 345 degrees |
bcccy /baʃaʃaʃaɟa/
|
345 to 360 degrees |
bcccyp /baʃaʃaʃaɟapa/
|
round angle; full circle; 360° |
bccdWs /baʃaʃadawawsa/
|
polygons |
bccd /baʃaʃada/
|
triangles |
bccdam /baʃaʃadɛma/
|
acute-angled |
bccdan /baʃaʃadɛna/
|
right-angled; rectangled |
bccdao /baʃaʃadɛo/
|
obtuse-angled |
bccde /baʃaʃade/
|
equilateral triangles ↞ bccae equiangle |
bccdi /baʃaʃadi/
|
isosceles triangles |
bccds /baʃaʃadasa/
|
scalene triangles |
bcce /baʃaʃe/
|
quadrangles; quadrilaterals; tetragons |
bcceU /baʃaʃeuj/
|
squares ↞ bccetprs squares |
bccet /baʃaʃeta/
|
trapeziums; trapezoids |
bccetp /baʃaʃetapa/
|
parallelograms |
bccetph /baʃaʃetapaɣa/
|
rhombuses; lozanges; diamonds ↞ bccad equilateral |
bccetpr /baʃaʃetapara/
|
rectangles ↞ bccae equiangle |
bccetpro /baʃaʃetaparo/
|
oblongs |
bccetprs /baʃaʃetaparasa/
|
squares ↞ bccad equilateral |
bccf /baʃaʃafa/
|
pentagons |
bccg /baʃaʃaga/
|
hexagons |
bcch /baʃaʃaɣa/
|
heptagons |
bcci /baʃaʃi/
|
octagons |
bccj /baʃaʃaʒa/
|
enneagons; nonagons |
bcck /baʃaʃaka/
|
decagons |
bccɭ /baʃaʃala/
|
hendecagons; undecagons |
bccm /baʃaʃama/
|
dodecagons; duodecagons |
bccn /baʃaʃana/
|
tridecagons; triskaidecagons |
bcco /baʃaʃo/
|
tetradecagons; tetrakaidecagons |
bccp /baʃaʃapa/
|
pentadecagons; pentakaidecagons |
bccq /baʃaʃaca/
|
hexadecagons; hexakaidecagons |
bccr /baʃaʃara/
|
heptadecagons; heptakaidecagons |
bccs /baʃaʃasa/ []
|
polygons with more than 17 edges |
bccsoqo /baʃaʃasoco/ ⋄
|
icosagons |
bcd /baʃada/
|
solids; three-dimensional space; 3D |
bcd98 /baʃadaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
amounting to m³; big/small size; volume |
bcd987 /baʃadaɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
deep m depth |
bcd988 /baʃadaɲɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
high m height |
bcd989 /baʃadaɲɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
wide m width |
bcdU /baʃaduj/
|
cubes ↞ bcdhfpc cubes |
bcdar /baʃadɛra/
|
solid vertices |
bcdas /baʃadɛsa/
|
solid edges |
bcdat /baʃadɛta/
|
solid faces |
bcdau /baʃadɛu/
|
solid surfaces |
bcdh /baʃadaɣa/
|
polyhedra; polyhedrons |
bcdhd /baʃadaɣada/
|
tetrahedra; tetrahedrons; triangular pyramids |
bcdhe /baʃadaɣe/
|
pentahedra; pentahedrons |
bcdhf /baʃadaɣafa/
|
hexahedra; hexahedrons |
bcdhfp /baʃadaɣafapa/
|
parallelepipeds |
bcdhfpc /baʃadaɣafapaʃa/
|
cubes |
bcdy /baʃadaɟa/
|
spheres |
bcdyau /baʃadaɟɛu/
|
spherical surfaces |
bce /baʃe/
|
four-dimensional space; tetradimensional space |
bp /bapa/
|
processes; occurrents; changes [dynamics] |
bp5 /bapalpɔ/
|
becoming; changing into |
bpa /bapɛ/
|
stages |
bpai /bapɛi/
|
beginning; start |
bpak /bapɛka/
|
first stages |
bpam /bapɛma/
|
developing |
bpan /bapɛna/
|
young |
bpap /bapɛpa/
|
apex |
bpaq /bapɛca/
|
decline |
bpar /bapɛra/
|
end |
bpc /bapaʃa/
|
continuants; objects; things |
bpe /bape/
|
states |
bpo /bapo/
|
continued events; durative events |
bpoc /bapoʃa/
|
stochastic changes |
bpoh /bapoɣa/
|
homeostasis; negative feedbacks; previous equilibria |
bpoɭ /bapola/
|
cycles; oscillations; repetition; periodicity |
bpon /bapona/
|
attractions; moves to attractor; new equilibrium |
bpop /bapopa/
|
positive feedbacks |
bpv /bapava/
|
events; concluded events; done perfect |
bv /bava/
|
motion [kinematics] |
bv98 /bavaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
velocity m/s2; v; speed |
bv982 /bavaɲɔrkɔntɔ/ []
|
towards direction |
bv985 /bavaɲɔrkɔlpɔ/ []
|
acceleration m/s²; a |
bv985b /bavaɲɔrkɔlpɔba/
|
deceleration; slow down |
bv985c /bavaɲɔrkɔlpɔʃa/
|
steady speed |
bv98c /bavaɲɔrkɔʃa/
|
still; stationary |
bvb /bavaba/
|
linear motion; rectilinear motion |
bvc /bavaʃa/
|
circular motion ↞ bccbc circles |
bvh /bavaɣa/
|
simple harmonic motion; pendulum |
c /ʃa/
|
branes; p-branes [string theory; M-theory; brane cosmology] ≈ DDC 539.7258 |
cX /ʃaxaw/
|
dimensionality ↞ an quantities |
cb /ʃaba/
|
pointlike branes; 0-branes |
cc /ʃaʃa/
|
strings; 1-branes |
cd /ʃada/
|
membranes; 2-branes |
czp /ʃazapa/
|
preons; prequarks; rishons (hypothetical) [Harari rishon model] |
czpt /ʃazapata/
|
T; third; tohu |
czpv /ʃazapava/
|
V; vanishes; va-Vohu |
dWf /dawawfa/
|
quantons; wavicles |
dWj /dawawʒa/
|
matter |
d /da/
|
energy; wave-particles [quantum physics; high energy physics; particle ph.] ↞ c branes ≈ DDC 539.7 |
d91 /daɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
lasting s average lifetime |
d93 /daɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
attracted by fundamental interaction; force |
d95 /daɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
emitting; transmitting radiation |
d96 /daɲɔltɔ/ []
|
with spin |
d969 /daɲɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
with isospin; isotopic spin; isobaric spin |
d96b /daɲɔltɔba/
|
negative spin |
d96m /daɲɔltɔma/
|
positive spin |
d97 /daɲɔjɔ/ []
|
in quanta |
d98 /daɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
with charge |
d983 /daɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
entangled with entangled particle |
d98b /daɲɔrkɔba/
|
negative charge |
d98c /daɲɔrkɔʃa/
|
null charge |
d98m /daɲɔrkɔma/
|
positive charge |
d99 /daɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
as energy form |
daf /dɛfa/
|
fundamental interactions; fundamental forces [theory of everything; grand unified theory; GUT] |
dafg /dɛfaga/
|
gravitation; gravity [general relativity; GR] |
dafɭWn /dɛfalawawna/
|
electroweak interaction |
dafɭWs /dɛfalawawsa/
|
QCD-electroweak interaction; electrostrong interaction |
dafɭ /dɛfala/
|
electromagnetic interaction; electromagnetic field; EMR [quantum electrodynamics; QED] |
dafn /dɛfana/
|
weak interaction; weak nuclear force [electroweak theory] |
dafs /dɛfasa/
|
strong interaction; strong nuclear force [quantum chromodynamics; QCD] |
dam /dɛma/
|
energy form |
damaf /dɛmɛfa/ []
|
transforming into new energy form |
damg /dɛmaga/
|
gravitational energy ↞ dafg gravitation |
dami /dɛmi/
|
radiant energy ↞ darl electromagnetic radiation |
damɭ /dɛmala/
|
electric energy ↞ darl electromagnetic radiation |
damɭb /dɛmalaba/
|
electrostatic energy |
damɭe /dɛmale/
|
electricity ≈ DDC 537 |
damɭm /dɛmalama/
|
magnetic energy ≈ DDC 538 |
damɭt /dɛmalata/
|
electromagnetic energy |
damn /dɛmana/
|
nuclear energy ↞ dv hadrons |
damq /dɛmaca/
|
chemical energy ↞ e atoms |
dams /dɛmasa/
|
mechanic energy ↞ g continuum bodies |
damsk /dɛmasaka/
|
kinetic energy |
damsp /dɛmasapa/
|
elastic potential energy |
damss /dɛmasasa/
|
surface energy |
damsu /dɛmasu/
|
sound energy ↞ g95 transmitting |
damt /dɛmata/
|
thermal energy ↞ g945 |
dar /dɛra/
|
radiations ≈ DDC 539 |
darbWg /dɛrabawawga/
|
ionizing radiation |
darc /dɛraʃa/
|
alpha radiation ↞ dv hadrons |
dare /dɛre/
|
beta radiation ↞ dte electrons |
darhWy /dɛraɣawawɟa/
|
non-ionizing radiation |
darɭ /dɛrala/
|
electromagnetic radiation [electromagnetism] ↞ dgp photons |
darɭ97 /dɛralaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with component |
darɭ98 /dɛralaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
of brightness; intensity; amplitude |
darɭX /dɛralaxaw/
|
electromagnetic radiation by frequency; wavelength |
darɭae /dɛralɛe/
|
electric field |
darɭam /dɛralɛma/
|
magnetic field |
darɭc /dɛralaʃa/
|
gamma rays |
darɭh /dɛralaɣa/
|
X-rays |
darɭj /dɛralaʒa/
|
ultraviolet rays |
darɭɭ /dɛralala/
|
visible light; colours; colors [optics] |
darɭɭb /dɛralalaba/
|
black |
darɭɭc /dɛralalaʃa/
|
violet |
darɭɭe /dɛralale/
|
blue |
darɭɭg /dɛralalaga/
|
cyan |
darɭɭi /dɛralali/
|
green |
darɭɭɭ /dɛralalala/
|
yellow |
darɭɭo /dɛralalo/
|
orange |
darɭɭr /dɛralalara/
|
red |
darɭɭy /dɛralalaɟa/
|
white |
darɭn /dɛralana/
|
infrared rays; infrared radiation |
darɭr /dɛralara/
|
radio waves |
darɭrc /dɛralaraʃa/
|
extremely high frequency; EHF |
darɭre /dɛralare/
|
super high frequency; SHF |
darɭrg /dɛralaraga/
|
ultra high frequency; UHF |
darɭri /dɛralari/
|
very high frequency; VHF |
darɭrk /dɛralaraka/
|
high frequency; HF |
darɭrm /dɛralarama/
|
medium frequency; MF |
darɭro /dɛralaro/
|
low frequency; LF |
darɭrq /dɛralaraca/
|
very low frequency; VLF |
darɭrs /dɛralarasa/
|
ultra low frequency; ULF |
darɭru /dɛralaru/
|
super low frequency; SLF |
darɭrw /dɛralarawa/
|
extremely low frequency; ELF |
darn /dɛrana/
|
neutron radiation ↞ dvu neutrons |
dart /dɛrata/
|
thermal radiation; black-body radiation |
das /dɛsa/
|
particle statistics |
dasb /dɛsaba/
|
bosons; Bose–Einstein statistics; integer spin |
dasf /dɛsafa/
|
fermions; Fermi–Dirac statistics; half-integer spin |
dd /dada/
|
quantum fields [quantum field theory] |
dgWi /dagawawi/
|
elementary bosons ↞ dasb bosons |
dg /daga/
|
gauge bosons |
dgg /dagaga/
|
gluons; g |
dgp /dagapa/
|
photons; γ |
dgw /dagawa/
|
W+ bosons |
dgx /dagaxa/
|
W- bosons |
dgy /dagaɟa/
|
Z0 bosons |
dh /daɣa/
|
Higgs bosons; H |
di /di/
|
gravitons (hypothetical) |
dqWt /dacawawta/
|
elementary fermions; matter and antimatter ↞ dasf fermions |
dq /daca/
|
quarks |
dqc /dacaʃa/
|
up quarks; u |
dqd /dacada/
|
down quarks; d |
dqg /dacaga/
|
strange quarks; s |
dqh /dacaɣa/
|
charme quarks; c |
dqt /dacata/
|
top quarks; truth quarks; t |
dqu /dacu/
|
bottom quarks; beauty quarks; b |
dt /data/
|
leptons |
dte /date/
|
electrons; e- |
dtf /datafa/
|
positrons; e+; β+ |
dtm /datama/
|
muons; μ |
dtt /datata/
|
taus; τ |
dtu /datu/
|
neutrinos; neutral leptons; ν |
dtue /datue/
|
electron neutrinos |
dtum /datuma/
|
muon neutrinos |
dtut /datuta/
|
tau neutrinos |
dv /dava/
|
hadrons ↞ dq quarks dafs strong interaction |
dvm /davama/
|
mesons |
dvmj /davamaʒa/
|
psions; J/Psi mesons; J/ψ |
dvmk /davamaka/
|
kaons; K mesons; K |
dvmp /davamapa/
|
pions; π |
dvsWy /davasawawɟa/
|
baryons; nucleons [nuclear physics] |
dvt /davata/
|
protons; p; N ↞ dqc up quarks dqd down quarks |
dvu /davu/
|
neutrons; n ↞ dqc up quarks dqd down quarks |
e /e/
|
atoms; chemical elements [atomic physics] ↞ dte electrons dv hadrons ≈ DDC 541 |
e95 /eɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
with A; ampere electric current; I ↞ daml electric energy |
e95b /eɲɔlpɔba/
|
negative charge |
e95c /eɲɔlpɔʃa/
|
no charge |
e95m /eɲɔlpɔma/
|
positive charge |
e96 /eɲɔltɔ/ []
|
charge; ionization; ion |
e965 /eɲɔltɔlpɔ/ []
|
conducing S/m electrical conductivity ; σ |
e968 /eɲɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
with electronegativity in Pauling scale |
e968ppo /eɲɔltɔrkɔpapo/ ⋄
|
2.20 |
e97 /eɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with component |
e98 /eɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
atomic mass |
e983 /eɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
dense g/cm3 density |
e986 /eɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
statistics |
e986b /eɲɔrkɔltɔba/
|
boson |
e986f /eɲɔrkɔltɔfa/
|
fermion |
e987 /eɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
weighing standard atomic weight; relative atomic mass; Ar |
e98ops /eɲɔrkɔopasa/ ⋄
|
14 |
e99 /eɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
atomic number; Z ↞ dvt protons |
eU /euj/
|
metals ↞ eXbWo metals |
eX /exaw/
|
periods |
eXX /exawxaw/
|
groups; families |
eXXX /exawxawxaw/
|
isotopes |
eXXa /exawxawɛ/ []
|
charge; ionization; ion |
eXXaj /exawxawɛʒa/
|
---; -3 |
eXXaɭ /exawxawɛla/
|
--; -2 |
eXXam /exawxawɛma/
|
- |
eXXap /exawxawɛpa/
|
+ |
eXXaq /exawxawɛca/
|
++; +2 |
eXXar /exawxawɛra/
|
+++; +3 |
eXbWo /exawbawawo/
|
metals |
eXb /exawba/
|
alkali metals; group 1 elements |
eXc /exawʃa/
|
alkaline earth metals; group 2 elements |
eXdWm /exawdawawma/
|
transition metals |
eXd /exawda/
|
group 3 elements |
eXe /exawe/
|
group 4 elements |
eXf /exawfa/
|
group 5 elements |
eXg /exawga/
|
group 6 elements |
eXh /exawɣa/
|
group 7 elements |
eXi /exawi/
|
group 8 elements |
eXj /exawʒa/
|
group 9 elements |
eXk /exawka/
|
group 10 elements |
eXɭ /exawla/
|
group 11 elements |
eXm /exawma/
|
group 12 elements |
eXn /exawna/
|
boron group; group 13; 3 elements |
eXo /exawo/
|
carbon group; group 14; 4 elements |
eXpWs /exawpawawsa/
|
nonmetals |
eXp /exawpa/
|
nitrogen group; group 15; 5 elements |
eXq /exawca/
|
chalcogens; group 6; 16 elements |
eXr /exawra/
|
halogens; group 17; 7 elements |
eXs /exawsa/
|
noble gases; group 18; 8; 0 elements |
ean /eɛna/
|
nucleus; nuclide ↞ dv hadrons ≈ DDC 539 |
eao /eɛo/
|
orbitals; electronic clouds ≈ DDC 539 |
eaoX /eɛoxaw/
|
principal quantum number; n |
eaoXX /eɛoxawxaw/
|
azimuthal quantum number; angular momentum; l |
eaoXXX /eɛoxawxawxaw/
|
magnetic quantum number; orientation; m |
eaoXXXX /eɛoxawxawxawxaw/
|
spin quantum number; s |
eaoXXXXm /eɛoxawxawxawxawma/
|
s=-1/2 |
eaoXXXXp /eɛoxawxawxawxawpa/
|
s=+1/2 |
eaoXXXm /eɛoxawxawxawma/
|
-1/2 |
eaoXXXp /eɛoxawxawxawpa/
|
+1/2 |
eaoXXk /eɛoxawxawka/
|
-4 |
eaoXXɭ /eɛoxawxawla/
|
-3 |
eaoXXm /eɛoxawxawma/
|
-2 |
eaoXXn /eɛoxawxawna/
|
-1 |
eaoXXo /eɛoxawxawo/
|
0 |
eaoXXp /eɛoxawxawpa/
|
+1 |
eaoXXq /eɛoxawxawca/
|
+2 |
eaoXXr /eɛoxawxawra/
|
+3 |
eaoXXs /eɛoxawxawsa/
|
+4 |
eaoXb /eɛoxawba/
|
s orbitals; sharp; l=0 |
eaoXc /eɛoxawʃa/
|
p orbitals; principal; l=1 |
eaoXd /eɛoxawda/
|
d orbitals; diffuse; l=2 |
eaoXf /eɛoxawfa/
|
f orbitals; fundamental; l=3 |
eaoXg /eɛoxawga/
|
g orbitals; l=4 |
eaoXh /eɛoxawɣa/
|
h orbitals; l=5 |
eaoXi /eɛoxawi/
|
i orbitals; l=6 |
eaob /eɛoba/
|
level 1 orbitals; n=1 |
eaobb /eɛobaba/
|
1s subshell |
eaoc /eɛoʃa/
|
level 2 orbitals; n=2 |
eaocb /eɛoʃaba/
|
2s subshell |
eaocc /eɛoʃaʃa/
|
2p subshell |
eaoccn /eɛoʃaʃana/
|
m=-1 |
eaocco /eɛoʃaʃo/
|
m=0 |
eaoccp /eɛoʃaʃapa/
|
m=+1 |
eaod /eɛoda/
|
level 3 orbitals; n=3 |
eaoe /eɛoe/
|
level 4 orbitals; n=4 |
eaof /eɛofa/
|
level 5 orbitals; n=5 |
eaog /eɛoga/
|
level 6 orbitals; n=6 |
eaoh /eɛoɣa/
|
level 7 orbitals; n=7 |
eb /eba/
|
period 1 elements |
ebXX /ebaxawxaw/
|
period 1 isotopes |
ebb /ebaba/
|
hydrogen; H ↞ dt87nb dle87nb |
ebbap /ebabɛpa/
|
H+ |
ebbb /ebababa/
|
protium; 1H |
ebbc /ebabaʃa/
|
deuterium; 2H |
ebbd /ebabada/
|
tritium; 3H |
ebs /ebasa/
|
helium; He |
ebsd /ebasada/
|
helium-3; 3He |
ebse /ebase/
|
helium-4; 4He |
ec /eʃa/
|
period 2 elements |
ecXX /eʃaxawxaw/
|
period 2 isotopes |
ecb /eʃaba/
|
lythium; Li |
ecbap /eʃabɛpa/
|
Li+ |
ecc /eʃaʃa/
|
beryllium; Be |
ecn /eʃana/
|
boron; B |
eco /eʃo/
|
carbon; C |
ecoak /eʃoɛka/
|
C---- |
ecoas /eʃoɛsa/
|
C++++ |
ecoc /eʃoʃa/
|
carbon-12; 12C |
ecod /eʃoda/
|
carbon-13; 13C |
ecoe /eʃoe/
|
carbon-14; 14C |
ecp /eʃapa/
|
nitrogen; N |
ecpaɭ /eʃapɛla/
|
N--- |
ecpam /eʃapɛma/
|
N-- |
ecpan /eʃapɛna/
|
N- |
ecpf /eʃapafa/
|
nitrogen-15; 15N |
ecq /eʃaca/
|
oxygen; O |
ecqam /eʃacɛma/
|
O-- |
ecqan /eʃacɛna/
|
O- |
ecr /eʃara/
|
fluorine; F |
ecran /eʃarɛna/
|
F- |
ecs /eʃasa/
|
neon; Ne |
ed /eda/
|
period 3 elements |
edb /edaba/
|
sodium; Na |
edbap /edabɛpa/
|
Na+ |
edc /edaʃa/
|
magnesium; Mg |
edcap /edaʃɛpa/
|
Mg+ |
edcaq /edaʃɛca/
|
Mg++ |
edn /edana/
|
aluminium; aluminum; Al |
ednaq /edanɛca/
|
Al++ |
ednar /edanɛra/
|
Al+++ |
edo /edo/
|
silicon; Si |
edoak /edoɛka/
|
Si---- |
edoas /edoɛsa/
|
Si++++ |
edp /edapa/
|
phosphorus; P |
edpaɭ /edapɛla/
|
P--- |
edpb /edapaba/
|
phosphorus-31; 31P |
edq /edaca/
|
sulfur; sulphur; S |
edqam /edacɛma/
|
S-- |
edqan /edacɛna/
|
S- |
edr /edara/
|
chlorine; Cl |
edran /edarɛna/
|
Cl- |
eds /edasa/
|
argon; Ar |
ee /eje/
|
period 4 elements |
eeb /ejeba/
|
potassium; K |
eebap /ejebɛpa/
|
K+ |
eebk /ejebaka/
|
potassium-40; 40K |
eec /ejeʃa/
|
calcium; Ca |
eecap /ejeʃɛpa/
|
Ca+ |
eecaq /ejeʃɛca/
|
Ca++ |
eed /ejeda/
|
scandium; Sc |
eee /ejeje/
|
titanium; Ti |
eef /ejefa/
|
vanadium; V |
eeg /ejega/
|
chromium; Cr |
eeh /ejeɣa/
|
manganese; Mn |
eehaq /ejeɣɛca/
|
Mn++ |
eei /ejei/
|
iron; Fe |
eeiaq /ejeiɛca/ ⋄
|
Fe++ |
eeiar /ejeiɛra/ ⋄
|
Fe+++ |
eeih /ejeiɣa/
|
iron-57; 57Fe |
eej /ejeʒa/
|
cobalt; Co |
eek /ejeka/
|
nickel; Ni |
eeɭ /ejela/
|
copper; Cu |
eeɭaq /ejelɛca/
|
Cu++ |
eem /ejema/
|
zinc; Zn |
een /ejena/
|
gallium; Ga |
eeo /ejeo/
|
germanium; Ge |
eep /ejepa/
|
arsenic; As |
eeq /ejeca/
|
selenium; Se |
eer /ejera/
|
bromine; Br |
ees /ejesa/
|
krypton; Kr |
ef /efa/
|
period 5 elements |
efb /efaba/
|
rubidium; Rb |
efc /efaʃa/
|
strontium; Sr |
efd /efada/
|
yttrium; Y |
efe /efe/
|
zirconium; Zr |
eff /efafa/
|
niobium; Nb |
efg /efaga/
|
molybdenum; Mo |
efh /efaɣa/
|
technetium; Tc |
efi /efi/
|
ruthenium; Ru |
efj /efaʒa/
|
rhodium; Rh |
efk /efaka/
|
palladium; Pd |
efɭ /efala/
|
silver; Ag |
efm /efama/
|
cadmium; Cd |
efn /efana/
|
indium; In |
efo /efo/
|
tin; Sn |
efp /efapa/
|
antimony; Sb |
efq /efaca/
|
tellurium; Te |
efr /efara/
|
iodine; I |
efs /efasa/
|
xenon; Xe |
eg /ega/
|
period 6 elements |
egb /egaba/
|
caesium; Cs |
egc /egaʃa/
|
barium; Ba |
egcz /egaʃaza/
|
lanthanoids |
egczb /egaʃazaba/
|
lanthanum; La |
egczc /egaʃazaʃa/
|
cerium; Ce |
egczd /egaʃazada/
|
praseodymium; Pr |
egcze /egaʃaze/
|
neodymium; Nd |
egczf /egaʃazafa/
|
promethium; Pm |
egczg /egaʃazaga/
|
samarium; Sm |
egczh /egaʃazaɣa/
|
europium; Eu |
egczi /egaʃazi/
|
gadolinium; Gd |
egczj /egaʃazaʒa/
|
terbium; Tb |
egczk /egaʃazaka/
|
dysprosium; Dy |
egczɭ /egaʃazala/
|
holmium; Ho |
egczm /egaʃazama/
|
erbium; Er |
egczn /egaʃazana/
|
thulium; Tm |
egczo /egaʃazo/
|
ytterbium; Yb |
egd /egada/
|
lutetium; Lu |
ege /ege/
|
hafnium; Hf |
egf /egafa/
|
tantalum; Ta |
egg /egaga/
|
tungsten; W |
egh /egaɣa/
|
rhenium; Re |
egi /egi/
|
osmium; Os |
egj /egaʒa/
|
iridium; Ir |
egk /egaka/
|
platinum; Pt |
egɭ /egala/
|
gold; Au |
egm /egama/
|
mercury; Hg |
egn /egana/
|
thallium; Tl |
ego /ego/
|
lead; Pb |
egp /egapa/
|
bismuth; Bi |
egq /egaca/
|
polonium; Po |
egr /egara/
|
astatine; At |
egs /egasa/
|
radon; Rn |
eh /eɣa/
|
period 7 elements |
ehb /eɣaba/
|
francium; Fr |
ehc /eɣaʃa/
|
radium; Ra |
ehcz /eɣaʃaza/
|
actinoids |
ehczb /eɣaʃazaba/
|
actinium; Ac |
ehczbf /eɣaʃazabafa/
|
actinium-230; 230Ac |
ehczc /eɣaʃazaʃa/
|
thorium; Th |
ehczcf /eɣaʃazaʃafa/
|
thorium-230; 230Th |
ehczcg /eɣaʃazaʃaga/
|
thorium-231; 231Th |
ehczd /eɣaʃazada/
|
protactinium; Pa |
ehcze /eɣaʃaze/
|
uranium; U |
ehczef /eɣaʃazefa/
|
uranium-235; 235U |
ehczej /eɣaʃazeʒa/
|
uranium-239; 239U |
ehczf /eɣaʃazafa/
|
neptunium; Np |
ehczg /eɣaʃazaga/
|
plutonium; Pu |
ehczh /eɣaʃazaɣa/
|
americium; Am |
ehczi /eɣaʃazi/
|
curium; Cm |
ehczj /eɣaʃazaʒa/
|
berkelium; Bk |
ehczk /eɣaʃazaka/
|
californium; Cf |
ehczɭ /eɣaʃazala/
|
einsteinium; Es |
ehczm /eɣaʃazama/
|
fermium; Fm |
ehczn /eɣaʃazana/
|
mendelevium; Md |
ehczo /eɣaʃazo/
|
nobelium; No |
ehd /eɣada/
|
lawrencium; Lr |
ehe /eɣe/
|
ruthefordium; Rf |
ehf /eɣafa/
|
dubnium; Db |
ehg /eɣaga/
|
seaborgium; Sg |
ehh /eɣaɣa/
|
bohrium; Bh |
ehi /eɣi/
|
hassium; Hs |
ehj /eɣaʒa/
|
meitnerium; Mt |
ehk /eɣaka/
|
darmstadtium; Ds |
ehɭ /eɣala/
|
roentgenium; Rg |
ehm /eɣama/
|
copernicium; Cn |
ehn /eɣana/
|
ununtrium; Uut |
eho /eɣo/
|
flerovium; Fl |
ehp /eɣapa/
|
ununpentium; Uup |
ehq /eɣaca/
|
livermorium; Lv |
ehr /eɣara/
|
ununseptium; Uus |
ehs /eɣasa/
|
ununoctium; Uuo |
f /fa/
|
molecules; chemical substances; pure substances [chemistry; molecular physics] ↞ e atoms ≈ DDC 540 |
f92 /faɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in milieu |
f93 /faɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
from reactant |
f938 /faɲɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
giving by-product |
f939 /faɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
by catalyst |
f94 /faɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
needing kJ/mol potential barrier; energy barrier; activation energy Ea |
f95 /faɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through reaction |
f955 /faɲɔlpɔlpɔ/ []
|
rate of reaction |
f955c /faɲɔlpɔlpɔʃa/
|
equilibrium |
f958 /faɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
J; joule enthalpy change; ΔH; heat of reaction |
f959 /faɲɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
reaction type |
f96 /faɲɔltɔ/ []
|
ionization |
f965 /faɲɔltɔlpɔ/ []
|
reactivity |
f96b /faɲɔltɔba/
|
negative |
f96m /faɲɔltɔma/
|
positive |
f97 /faɲɔjɔ/ []
|
formed with radical; functional group |
f98 /faɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
with chemical bond |
f983 /faɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
weighing molecular weight |
f9837 /faɲɔrkɔɲcɔjɔ/ []
|
dense g/cm3 density |
f984 /faɲɔrkɔŋkɔ/ []
|
melting at K melting point ↞ gl liquids gs solids |
f985 /faɲɔrkɔlpɔ/ []
|
boiling at K boiling point ↞ gg gases gl liquids |
f985pqvr /faɲɔrkɔlpɔpacavara/ ⋄
|
273 |
f985prvr /faɲɔrkɔlpɔparavara/ ⋄
|
373 |
f986 /faɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
statistics |
f986b /faɲɔrkɔltɔba/
|
boson |
f986f /faɲɔrkɔltɔfa/
|
fermion |
f987 /faɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
solubility ↞ fU water |
f99 /faɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
acidity |
f998 /faɲɔɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
ph |
f998no /faɲɔɲɔrkɔno/
|
0 |
f998nv /faɲɔɲɔrkɔnava/
|
7 |
f998os /faɲɔɲɔrkɔosa/
|
14 |
f99f /faɲɔɲɔfa/
|
acid |
f99i /faɲɔɲɔi/
|
neutral |
f99m /faɲɔɲɔma/
|
amphoteric |
f99x /faɲɔɲɔxa/
|
base; basic; alkaline |
f9gg /faɲɔgaga/
|
gaseous |
f9gɭ /faɲɔgala/
|
liquid |
f9gs /faɲɔgasa/
|
solid |
f9gx /faɲɔgaxa/
|
crystalline |
fU /fuj/ []
|
water; H2O |
fU9gg /fujɲɔgaga/
|
steam |
fU9gɭ /fujɲɔgala/
|
liquid water |
fU9gx /fujɲɔgaxa/
|
ice |
fae /fɛe/
|
reactions [stoichiometry; chemical kinetics] |
faea /fɛeɛ/
|
reaction type |
faead /fɛeɛda/
|
endothermic |
faeah /fɛeɛɣa/
|
photochemical [photochemistry] ↞ darll visible light |
faeas /fɛeɛsa/
|
exothermic |
faeax /fɛeɛxa/
|
explosive |
faeb /fɛeba/
|
synthesis |
faed /fɛeda/
|
decomposition |
faef /fɛefa/
|
single replacement |
faeg /fɛega/
|
double replacement |
faei /fɛei/
|
reduction-oxidation; redox ↞ ecq oxygen |
faeie /fɛeie/
|
electrochemical reaction |
faeɭ /fɛela/
|
complexation ↞ fgc classical complexes |
faeɭɭ /fɛelala/
|
ligand exchange |
faen /fɛena/
|
acid-base reaction [Brønsted-Lowry acid-base theory] |
faenn /fɛenana/
|
neutralization |
faep /fɛepa/
|
precipitation |
faeqWy /fɛecawawɟa/
|
organic reaction |
faes /fɛesa/
|
substitution |
faese /fɛese/
|
electrophilic substitution |
faesn /fɛesana/
|
nucleophilic substitution |
faesnb /fɛesanaba/
|
SN1 |
faesnc /fɛesanaʃa/
|
SN2 |
faesr /fɛesara/
|
radical substitution |
faeu /fɛeu/
|
addition |
faeue /fɛeue/
|
electrophilic addition |
faeun /fɛeuna/
|
nucleophilic addition |
faeur /fɛeura/
|
radical addition |
faev /fɛeva/
|
elimination |
faew /fɛewa/
|
rearrangement |
faewh /fɛewaɣa/
|
hydride shift |
faewi /fɛewi/
|
sigmatropic reaction |
faewp /fɛewapa/
|
pericyclic reaction |
fao /fɛo/
|
bond |
faoc /fɛoʃa/
|
covalent bond |
faof /fɛofa/
|
ionic bond |
faoh /fɛoɣa/
|
hydrogen bonding ↞ ebb hydrogen |
faon /fɛona/
|
Van der Waals bond |
fb /faba/
|
pure substances |
fb7ebb /fabajɔebaba/
|
hydrogen molecule; H2 |
fcWe /faʃawawe/
|
inorganic compounds [inorganic chemistry] ≈ DDC 546 |
fcWy /faʃawawɟa/
|
chemical compounds; complex substances |
fc /faʃa/
|
mineral acids; inorganic acids ↞ ebb hydrogen f99f acid |
fcap /faʃɛpa/
|
monoprotic acid |
fcaq /faʃɛca/
|
diprotic acid |
fcar /faʃɛra/
|
triprotic acid |
fcat /faʃɛta/
|
strong acid |
fcaw /faʃɛwa/
|
weak acid |
fccWf /faʃaʃawawfa/
|
hydrogen halides ↞ eXr halogens |
fcc /faʃaʃa/
|
hydrofluoric acid; HF ↞ ecr fluorine |
fcd /faʃada/
|
hydrochloric acid; HCl ↞ edr chlorine |
fce /faʃe/
|
hydrobromic acid; HBr ↞ eer bromine |
fcf /faʃafa/
|
hydroiodic acid; HI ↞ efr iodine |
fcm /faʃama/
|
nitric acid; HNO3 ↞ ecp nitrogen |
fcn /faʃana/
|
nitrous acid; HNO2 ↞ ecp nitrogen |
fco /faʃo/
|
halogen oxoacids ↞ eXr halogens |
fcp /faʃapa/
|
phosphoric acid; H3PO4 ↞ edp phosphorus |
fcq /faʃaca/
|
sulfuric acid; sulphuric acid; oil of vitriol; H2SO4 ↞ edq sulfur |
fcr /faʃara/
|
fluorosulfuric acid; HSO3F ↞ ecr fluorine edq sulfur |
fd /fada/
|
bases ↞ f99x base |
fdat /fadɛta/
|
strong base |
fdaw /fadɛwa/
|
weak base |
fdd /fadada/
|
ammonia; azane; NH3 ↞ ecp nitrogen |
fdh /fadaɣa/
|
hydroxides |
fdhan /fadaɣɛna/
|
hydroxide ion; OH- |
fdhc /fadaɣaʃa/
|
lithium hydroxide; LiOH ↞ ecb lythium |
fdhd /fadaɣada/
|
sodium hydroxide; NaOH ↞ edb sodium |
fdhm /fadaɣama/
|
magnesium hydroxide; Mg(OH)2 ↞ edc magnesium |
fe /fe/
|
oxides ↞ ecq oxygen |
feb /feba/
|
hydrogen oxides ↞ ebb hydrogen |
febb /febaba/
|
hydrogen oxide; water; H2O |
febc /febaʃa/
|
hydrogen peroxide; H2O2; dihydrogen dioxide; dioxidane |
fec /feʃa/
|
carbon oxides ↞ eco carbon |
fecb /feʃaba/
|
carbon monoxide; CO |
fecc /feʃaʃa/
|
carbon dioxide; carbonic acid gas; carbonic anhydride; arbonic oxide; CO2 |
fecc9gs /feʃaʃaɲɔgasa/
|
dry ice |
fed /feda/
|
nitrogen oxides; NOx ↞ ecp nitrogen |
fedb /fedaba/
|
nitric oxide; nitrogen monoxide; NO |
fedc /fedaʃa/
|
nitrogen dioxide; NO2 |
fedd /fedada/
|
nitrous oxide; nitrous; laughing gas; sweet air; N2O |
fee /feje/
|
lithium oxide; lithia; Li2O ↞ ecb lythium |
fef /fefa/
|
sodium oxide; Na2O ↞ edb sodium |
feg /fega/
|
magnesium oxide; magnesia; MgO ↞ edc magnesium |
feh /feɣa/
|
aluminium oxides ↞ edn aluminium |
fehd /feɣada/
|
aluminium oxide; alumina; aloxide; aloxite; alundum; Al2O3 |
fei /fei/
|
silicon oxides ↞ edo silicon |
feic /feiʃa/
|
silicon dioxide; silica; SiO2 |
fek /feka/
|
potassium oxide; potash; K2O ↞ eeb potassium |
feɭ /fela/
|
calcium oxides ↞ eec calcium |
feɭb /felaba/
|
calcium oxide; quicklime; burnt lime; CaO |
fen /fena/
|
manganese oxides ↞ eeh manganese |
fer /fera/
|
iron oxides; rust ↞ eei iron |
ferd /ferada/
|
iron(III) oxide; ferric oxide; Fe2O3 |
fere /fere/
|
iron(II,III) oxide; Fe3O4 |
fev /feva/
|
copper oxides ↞ eel copper |
fevb /fevaba/
|
copper(I) oxide; cuprous oxide; Cu2O |
fevc /fevaʃa/
|
copper(II) oxide ; cupric oxide; CuO |
fevd /fevada/
|
copper peroxide; CuO2 |
feve /feve/
|
copper(III) oxide; Cu2O3 |
few /fewa/
|
zinc oxide; ZnO ↞ eem zinc |
ff /fafa/
|
salts |
ffcWf /fafaʃawawfa/
|
halides ↞ eXr halogens |
ffc /fafaʃa/
|
fluorides ↞ ecr fluorine |
ffd /fafada/
|
chlorides ↞ edr chlorine |
ffdd /fafadada/
|
sodium chloride; common salt; saline; table salt; regular salt; sea salt; NaCl |
ffdk /fafadaka/
|
potassium chloride; muriate of potash; KCl |
ffdɭ /fafadala/
|
calcium chloride; CaCl2 |
ffdm /fafadama/
|
magnesium chloride; MgCl2 |
ffe /fafe/
|
bromides ↞ eer bromine |
fff /fafafa/
|
iodides ↞ efr iodine |
ffk /fafaka/
|
carbonates ↞ eco carbon |
ffkam /fafakɛma/
|
carbonate ion; CO3-- |
ffkf /fafakafa/
|
sodium carbonate; Na2CO3 |
ffkg /fafakaga/
|
magnesium carbonate; magnesia alba; MgCO3 |
ffkɭ /fafakala/
|
calcium carbonate; CaCO3 |
ffm /fafama/
|
nitrates ↞ ecp nitrogen |
ffman /fafamɛna/
|
nitrate ion; NO3- |
ffmf /fafamafa/
|
sodium nitrate; Peru saltpeter; soda niter; cubic niter; NaNO3 |
ffn /fafana/
|
nitrites ↞ ecp nitrogen |
ffnan /fafanɛna/
|
nitrite ion; NO2- |
ffp /fafapa/
|
phosphates ↞ edp phosphorus |
ffpaɭ /fafapɛla/
|
phosphate ion; PO4--- |
ffq /fafaca/
|
sulfates ↞ edq sulfur |
ffqam /fafacɛma/
|
sulfate ion; SO4-- |
fg /faga/
|
complexes; coordination compounds |
fgc /fagaʃa/
|
classical complexes; Werner complexes |
fgo /fago/
|
organometallic compounds |
fgs /fagasa/
|
cluster compounds |
fgv /fagava/
|
bioinorganic compounds |
fgzt /fagazata/
|
transition metal compounds |
fhWu /faɣawawu/
|
organic compounds [organic chemistry] ≈ DDC 547 |
fh /faɣa/
|
hydrocarbons ↞ eco carbon ebb hydrogen |
fhcWd /faɣaʃawawda/
|
saturated hydrocarbons |
fhcWh /faɣaʃawawɣa/
|
aliphatic hydrocarbons; acyclic hydrocarbons |
fhc /faɣaʃa/
|
alkanes; paraffins |
fhcb /faɣaʃaba/
|
methane; CH4 |
fhcc /faɣaʃaʃa/
|
ethane; C2H6 |
fhcd /faɣaʃada/
|
propane; C3H8 |
fhce /faɣaʃe/
|
butanes; C4H10 |
fhceb /faɣaʃeba/
|
n-butane |
fhcec /faɣaʃeʃa/
|
isobutane; methylpropane |
fhcf /faɣaʃafa/
|
pentanes; C5H12 |
fhcfb /faɣaʃafaba/
|
n-pentane |
fhcfc /faɣaʃafaʃa/
|
isopentane; methylbutane |
fhcfd /faɣaʃafada/
|
neopentane; dimethylpropane |
fhcg /faɣaʃaga/
|
hexanes; C6H14 |
fhch /faɣaʃaɣa/
|
heptanes; C7H16 |
fhci /faɣaʃi/
|
octanes; C8H18 |
fhd /faɣada/
|
cycloalkanes; cyclic alkanes; naphthenes |
fhdd /faɣadada/
|
cyclopropane |
fhde /faɣade/
|
cyclobutane |
fhdf /faɣadafa/
|
cyclopentane |
fheWf /faɣewawfa/
|
unsaturated hydrocarbons |
fhe /faɣe/
|
alkenes; olefins |
fheai /faɣeɛi/
|
vinyl group; ethenyl; -CH=CH2 |
fheaɭ /faɣeɛla/
|
allyl group; -CH2-CH=CH2 |
fhec /faɣeʃa/
|
ethylene; ethene; C2H4 |
fhf /faɣafa/
|
dienes; diolefins |
fhg /faɣaga/
|
alkynes; acetylenes |
fhgc /faɣagaʃa/
|
acetylene; ethyne; C2H2 |
fhm /faɣama/
|
annulenes; conjugated monocyclic hydrocarbons |
fhme /faɣame/
|
cyclobutadiene |
fhmg /faɣamaga/
|
benzene; benzol; C6H6 |
fhmgaf /faɣamagɛfa/
|
phenyl group; phenyl ring |
fhmi /faɣami/
|
cyclooctatetraene |
fhp /faɣapa/
|
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons; polyaromatic hydrocarbons; polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons; PAHs |
fhpk /faɣapaka/
|
naphthalene; C10H8 |
fi /fi/
|
alcohols |
fib /fiba/
|
monohydric alcohols |
fibb /fibaba/
|
methanol; methyl alcohol; Columbian spirits; wood alcohol; CH3OH |
fibc /fibaʃa/
|
ethanol; alcohol; ethyl alcohol; drinking alcohol; Cologne spirit; C2H5OH |
fibd /fibada/
|
propanol; propan-2-ol; isopropyl alcohol; rubbing alcohol |
fibe /fibe/
|
butanol; butan-1-ol; butyl alcohol |
fibf /fibafa/
|
pentanol; pentan-1-ol; amyl alcohol |
fibq /fibaca/
|
cetyl alcohol; hexadecan-1-ol |
fic /fiʃa/
|
diols |
ficc /fiʃaʃa/
|
ethylene glycol; ethane-1;2-diol |
ficd /fiʃada/
|
propylene glycol; propane-1;2-diol |
fid /fida/
|
triols |
fidd /fidada/
|
glycerol; glycerine; propanetriol; propane-1;2;3-triol |
fie /fie/
|
tetraols |
fiee /fieje/
|
erythritol; treitol; butane-1;2;3;4-tetraol |
fif /fifa/
|
pentols |
fiff /fifafa/
|
xylitol; pentane-1;2;3;4;5-pentol |
fig /figa/
|
hexols |
figg /figaga/
|
sorbitol; mannitol; hexane-1;2;3;4;5;6-hexol |
fih /fiɣa/
|
heptols |
fihh /fiɣaɣa/
|
volemitol; heptane-1;2;3;4;5;6;7-heptol |
fiu /fiu/
|
unsaturated aliphatic alcohols |
fiud /fiuda/
|
allyl alcohol; prop-2-ene-1-ol |
fiuk /fiuka/
|
geraniol; 3;7-dimethylocta-2;6-dien-1-ol |
fiw /fiwa/
|
alicyclic alcohols |
fiwg /fiwaga/
|
inositol; cyclohexane-1;2;3;4;5;6-hexol |
fiwk /fiwaka/
|
menthol; peppermint camphor; 2-(2-propyl)-5-methyl-cyclohexane-1-ol |
fj /faʒa/
|
aldehydes; alkanals |
fjai /faʒɛi/
|
aldehyde carbonyl |
fjb /faʒaba/
|
formaldehyde; methanal; CH2O |
fje /faʒe/
|
butyraldehyde; butanal |
fk /faka/
|
ketones; alkanones |
fkd /fakada/
|
acetone; propanone; (CH3)2CO |
fkze /fakaze/
|
ethers |
fɭ /fala/
|
carboxylic acids; fatty acids ↞ fc mineral acids ebb hydrogen |
fɭac /falɛʃa/
|
carboxyls |
fɭb /falaba/
|
formic acid; methanoic acid |
fɭc /falaʃa/
|
acetic acid; CH3COOH |
fɭd /falada/
|
propionic acid; propanoic acid |
fɭe /fale/
|
butyric acid; butanoic acid |
fɭf /falafa/
|
valeric acid; pentanoic acid |
fɭs /falasa/
|
stearic acid; octadecanoic acid |
fɭy /falaɟa/
|
alpha hydroxy acids; AHAs |
fɭyb /falaɟaba/
|
glycolic acid; hydroacetic acid; hydroxyacetic acid |
fɭyc /falaɟaʃa/
|
lactic acid; milk acid |
fɭyd /falaɟada/
|
malic acid |
fɭye /falaɟe/
|
tartaric acid; racemic acid; uvic acid |
fɭyf /falaɟafa/
|
citric acid |
fm /fama/
|
esters |
fmaf /famɛfa/
|
O-alkyl groups; alkoxy |
fn /fana/
|
amines |
fnd /fanada/
|
trimethylamine; TMA; N(CH3)3 |
fng /fanaga/
|
aniline; C6H5NH2 |
fno /fano/
|
amino acids |
fnoU /fanouj/
|
proteinogenic amino acids |
fnoUb /fanoujba/
|
alanine; Ala; A |
fnoUc /fanoujʃa/
|
cysteine; Cys; C |
fnoUd /fanoujda/
|
aspartic acid; Asp; D |
fnoUe /fanouje/
|
glutamic acid; Glu; E |
fnoUf /fanoujfa/
|
phenylalanine; Phe; F |
fnoUg /fanoujga/
|
glycine; Gly; G |
fnoUh /fanoujɣa/
|
histidine; His; H |
fnoUi /fanouji/
|
isoleucine; Ile; I |
fnoUk /fanoujka/
|
lysine; Lys; K |
fnoUɭ /fanoujla/
|
leucine; Leu; L |
fnoUm /fanoujma/
|
methionine; Met; M |
fnoUn /fanoujna/
|
asparagine; Asn; N |
fnoUp /fanoujpa/
|
proline; Pro; P |
fnoUq /fanoujca/
|
glutamine; Gln; Q |
fnoUr /fanoujra/
|
arginine; Arg; R |
fnoUs /fanoujsa/
|
serine; Ser; S |
fnoUt /fanoujta/
|
threonine; Thr; T |
fnoUv /fanoujva/
|
valine; Val; V |
fnoUw /fanoujwa/
|
tryptophan; Trp; W |
fnoUy /fanoujɟa/
|
tyrosine; Tyr; Y |
fo /fo/
|
carbohydrates; saccharides |
foaj /foɛʒa/
|
aldoses |
foak /foɛka/
|
ketoses |
focWj /foʃawawʒa/
|
monosaccharides; simple sugars |
foc /foʃa/
|
trioses |
fod /foda/
|
tetroses |
foe /foe/
|
pentoses |
foei /foei/
|
ribose |
fof /fofa/
|
hexoses |
foff /fofafa/
|
glucose |
fofɭ /fofala/
|
galactose |
fofr /fofara/
|
fructose |
fog /foga/
|
heptoses |
fok /foka/
|
disaccharides; double sugars; bioses |
fokm /fokama/
|
maltose |
foo /fojo/
|
oligosaccharides |
fop /fopa/
|
polysaccharides |
fopc /fopaʃa/
|
starch |
fopg /fopaga/
|
glycogen |
fopi /fopi/
|
arabinoxylans |
fopɭ /fopala/
|
cellulose |
fopn /fopana/
|
chitin |
fopp /fopapa/
|
pectins |
fp /fapa/
|
lipids; fats |
fpg /fapaga/
|
glycerids |
fph /fapaɣa/
|
sphingolipids |
fps /fapasa/
|
sterols |
fpt /fapata/
|
prenols including terpenoids |
fpw /fapawa/
|
waxes |
fpy /fapaɟa/
|
polyketides |
fq /faca/
|
nucleotides |
fqc /facaʃa/
|
cytosine; C |
fqg /facaga/
|
guanine; G |
fqn /facana/
|
adenine; A |
fqt /facata/
|
thymine; T |
fqu /facu/
|
uracil; U |
ft /fata/
|
proteins ↞ fno amino acids |
ftU /fatuj/
|
common proteins |
ftUDWL /fatujdawwawlaw/
|
enzymes ↞ ftay enzymes |
ftUD /fatujdaw/
|
oxidoreductases |
ftUF /fatujfaw/
|
transferases |
ftUH /fatujɣaw/
|
hydrolases |
ftUİ /fatujiw/
|
lyases |
ftUJ /fatujʒaw/
|
isomerases |
ftUL /fatujlaw/
|
ligases |
ftUMWP /fatujmawwawpaw/
|
cell signaling and ligand binding proteins |
ftUM /fatujmaw/
|
transmembrane proteins |
ftUN /fatujnaw/
|
insulin |
ftUO /fatujow/
|
antibodies |
ftUP /fatujpaw/
|
haemoglobin |
ftUQWT /fatujcawwawtaw/
|
structural proteins ↞ ftau structural proteins |
ftUQ /fatujcaw/
|
collagen |
ftUR /fatujraw/
|
keratin |
ftUS /fatujsaw/
|
myosin |
ftUT /fatujtaw/
|
actin |
ftX /fataxaw/
|
protein fold classes |
ftab /fatɛba/
|
protein synthesis |
ftad /fatɛda/
|
protein degradation |
ftar /fatɛra/
|
protein structures; folding |
ftarb /fatɛraba/
|
protein primary structures |
ftarc /fatɛraʃa/
|
protein secondary structures |
ftard /fatɛrada/
|
protein tertiary structures |
ftare /fatɛre/
|
protein quaternary structures; subunits |
ftau /fatɛu/
|
structural proteins |
ftay /fatɛɟa/
|
enzymes |
ftb /fataba/
|
all alpha proteins domains consisting of α-helices |
ftbzb /fatabazaba/
|
all beta proteins domains consisting of β-sheets |
ftc /fataʃa/
|
alpha and beta proteins (a/b) mainly parallel beta sheets |
ftd /fatada/
|
alpha and beta proteins (a+b) mainly antiparallel beta sheets |
fte /fate/
|
multi-domain proteins |
ftf /fatafa/
|
membrane and cell surface proteins and peptides |
ftg /fataga/
|
small proteins |
fth /fataɣa/
|
coiled-coil proteins |
fti /fati/
|
low resolution protein structures |
ftj /fataʒa/
|
peptides |
ftk /fataka/
|
designed proteins |
fu /fu/
|
nucleic acids ↞ fq nucleotides |
fur /fura/
|
RNA; ribonucleic acid |
fus /fusa/
|
DNA; deoxyribonucleic acid |
fx /faxa/
|
solid state compounds ↞ gx crystals |
g /ga/
|
continuum bodies; bulk matter; states of matter; phases; macroscopical physical systems [classical mechanics] ↞ f molecules ≈ DDC 530.4 530 531 |
g55gX /galpɔlpɔgaxaw/
|
transition to new phase |
g91 /gaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
at time t |
g92 /gaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
at place |
g925 /gaɲɔntɔlpɔ/ []
|
moving at m/s speed; velocity |
g9255 /gaɲɔntɔlpɔlpɔ/ []
|
accelerating at m/s2 acceleration |
g927 /gaɲɔntɔjɔ/ []
|
at spatial coordinate z |
g928 /gaɲɔntɔrkɔ/ []
|
at spatial coordinate y |
g929 /gaɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
at spatial coordinate x |
g93 /gaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
subjected to kind of force [dynamics] |
g932 /gaɲɔɲcɔntɔ/ []
|
at Pa; pascal pressure; P |
g933 /gaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
subjected to N; newtons force ↞ d93 attracted by |
g935 /gaɲɔɲcɔlpɔ/ []
|
performing J; joule work |
g938 /gaɲɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
potential energy; motion |
g94 /gaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
at K; kelvin temperature [thermodynamics] |
g944 /gaɲɔŋkɔŋkɔ/ []
|
entropy |
g945 /gaɲɔŋkɔlpɔ/ []
|
heat; thermal energy transfer [kinetic theory] ↞ d energy |
g94pchd /gaɲɔŋkɔpaʃaɣada/
|
273; 0° C |
g94pdaa /gaɲɔŋkɔpadɛjɛ/ ⋄
|
300; 27° C |
g94pdhd /gaɲɔŋkɔpadaɣada/
|
373; 100° C |
g95 /gaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
transmitting; propagating vibration; mechanical waves; sound |
g951 /gaɲɔlpɔmpɔ/ []
|
of milliseconds duration |
g957 /gaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
directed towards direction |
g958 /gaɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
of dB; decibels intensity |
g959 /gaɲɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
tonality |
g96 /gaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
colour |
g97 /gaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of Kg; kilograms mass; M |
g977 /gaɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
dense Kg/m3 density; ρ |
g979 /gaɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
weighing Kg; kilograms weight |
g982 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔ/ []
|
of m3; cubic meters volume ↞ bd |
g9826 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
of m; meters length ↞ bcb straight lines |
g98267 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔltɔjɔ/ []
|
of m height; z axis |
g98268 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
of m width; y axis |
g98269 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
of m length; x axis |
g9827 /gaɲɔrkɔntɔjɔ/ []
|
of m2; square meters area ↞ bc space |
gah /gɛɣa/
|
heat ≈ DDC 536 |
gahd /gɛɣada/
|
radiation |
gahu /gɛɣu/
|
conduction |
gahv /gɛɣava/
|
convection |
gan /gɛna/
|
sound; vibration; mechanical waves [acoustics] ≈ DDC 534 |
gan3v /gɛnaɲcɔva/
|
technologically-produced sound |
ganX /gɛnaxaw/ []
|
frequency; pitch Hz |
ganan /gɛnɛna/
|
noises |
ganao /gɛnɛo/
|
tones |
gann /gɛnana/
|
infrasounds; 1 to 10 hertz |
ganoWq /gɛnowawca/
|
audible sounds |
gano /gɛno/
|
low sounds; 10 to 100 hertz |
ganp /gɛnapa/
|
medium sounds; 100 to 1000 hertz |
ganq /gɛnaca/
|
high sounds; 1 to 10 kilohertz |
ganr /gɛnara/
|
ultrasounds; 10 to 100 kilohertz |
gaw /gɛwa/
|
pure substances |
gax /gɛxa/
|
mixtures |
gaxɭ /gɛxala/
|
alloys |
gd /gada/
|
degenerate matter |
ge /ge/
|
quark-gluon plasma |
gf /gafa/
|
plasma |
gf55gg /gafalpɔlpɔgaga/
|
recombination |
ggWɭ /gagawawla/
|
fluids [fluid mechanics] |
ggWɭ93 /gagawawlaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
subjected to force [fluid dynamics] |
gg /gaga/
|
gases ≈ DDC 533 |
gg55gf /gagalpɔlpɔgafa/
|
ionization |
gg55gɭ /gagalpɔlpɔgala/
|
condensation |
gg55gs /gagalpɔlpɔgasa/
|
deposition |
ggU /gaguj/
|
air |
gi /gi/
|
dispersions |
gɭ /gala/
|
liquids ≈ DDC 532 |
gɭ55gg /galalpɔlpɔgaga/
|
vaporization |
gɭ55gs /galalpɔlpɔgasa/
|
solidification; freezing |
gm /gama/
|
superfluids |
go /go/
|
gels |
gq /gaca/
|
glasses |
gr /gara/
|
supersolids |
gs /gasa/
|
solids [solid mechanics] |
gs55gg /gasalpɔlpɔgaga/
|
sublimation |
gs55gɭ /gasalpɔlpɔgala/
|
fusion; melting |
gsc /gasaʃa/
|
plastic bodies |
gse /gase/
|
elastic bodies |
gsr /gasara/
|
rigid bodies |
gx /gaxa/
|
crystals; crystalline solids [crystallography] ≈ DDC 548 |
gy /gaɟa/
|
Bose-Einstein condensates |
h /ɣa/
|
celestial bodies; celestial objects; cosmic structures; astronomical bodies [astronomy; astrophysics; cosmology] ↞ g continuum bodies ≈ DDC 520 523 |
h57 /ɣalpɔjɔ/ ⋄
|
at evolutionary stage |
h7 /ɣajɔ/ ⋄
|
composed of substance |
h7ebb /ɣajɔebaba/ ⋄
|
hydrogen |
h91 /ɣaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
at evolutionary stage |
h92 /ɣaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
at declination; dec; δ |
h922 /ɣaɲɔntɔntɔ/ []
|
at distance from Earth light years |
h928 /ɣaɲɔntɔrkɔ/ []
|
hour angle; HA; LHA |
h929 /ɣaɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
at right ascension; RA; α |
h95 /ɣaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
moving with proper motion [celestial mechanics] |
h955 /ɣaɲɔlpɔlpɔ/ []
|
rotating spin |
h9551 /ɣaɲɔlpɔlpɔmpɔ/ []
|
rotating in terrestrial days rotation period |
h958 /ɣaɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
orbiting central object |
h9581 /ɣaɲɔlpɔrkɔmpɔ/ []
|
orbiting in terrestrial days revolution period |
h96 /ɣaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
color index; B–V index; temperature |
h96mgfg /ɣaɲɔltɔmagafaga/ ⋄
|
0.656; Sun B-V index |
h97 /ɣaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
structural layer |
h98 /ɣaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
apparent magnitude; m; vmag |
h98bmɭg /ɣaɲɔrkɔbamalaga/ ⋄
|
-27; Sun apparent magnitude |
h99 /ɣaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
absolute magnitude; Mv |
hU /ɣuj/
|
the Earth ↞ hpU solar planets ≈ DDC 525 |
hUa /ɣujɛ/
|
Earth structural layers ↞ hpt terrestrial planets |
hUac /ɣujɛʃa/
|
inner core |
hUae /ɣujɛe/
|
outer core |
hUagWɭa /ɣujɛgawawlɛ/
|
mantle |
hUag /ɣujɛga/
|
lower mantle |
hUai /ɣujɛi/
|
asthenosphere |
hUaɭ /ɣujɛla/
|
lithosphere |
hUaɭa /ɣujɛlɛ/
|
upper mantle; lithospheric mantle |
hUaɭm /ɣujɛlama/
|
Moho; Mohorovičić discontinuity |
hUaɭrW /ɣujɛlarawaw/
|
crust ↞ i rocks |
hUaɭrc /ɣujɛlaraʃa/
|
continental crust; sial |
hUaɭro /ɣujɛlaro/
|
oceanic crust; sima |
hUao /ɣujɛo/
|
surface |
hUap /ɣujɛpa/
|
atmosphere |
hUapb /ɣujɛpaba/
|
troposphere |
hUape /ɣujɛpe/
|
stratosphere |
hUapm /ɣujɛpama/
|
mesosphere |
hUapt /ɣujɛpata/
|
thermosphere |
hUapx /ɣujɛpaxa/
|
exosphere |
har /ɣɛra/
|
core |
has /ɣɛsa/
|
surface |
hat /ɣɛta/
|
atmosphere |
hb /ɣaba/
|
nebulae |
hbzd /ɣabazada/
|
dark matter |
hc /ɣaʃa/
|
clouds; diffuse nebulae |
hce /ɣaʃe/
|
molecular clouds |
hcg /ɣaʃaga/
|
Bok globules; Thackeray's globules |
hg /ɣaga/
|
galaxies |
hgU /ɣaguj/
|
the Milky Way |
hgd /ɣagada/
|
dwarf galaxies |
hge /ɣage/
|
elliptical galaxies |
hges /ɣagesa/
|
shell galaxies |
hgɭ /ɣagala/
|
lenticular galaxies |
hgp /ɣagapa/
|
spiral galaxies; disk galaxies |
hgpb /ɣagapaba/
|
barred spiral galaxies |
hgr /ɣagara/
|
ring galaxies |
hgt /ɣagata/
|
irregular galaxies |
hgu /ɣagu/
|
ultra diffuse galaxies; UDGs |
hh /ɣaɣa/
|
galaxy associations |
hhg /ɣaɣaga/
|
galaxy groups |
hhɭ /ɣaɣala/
|
galaxy clusters |
hhs /ɣaɣasa/
|
galaxy superclusters |
hk /ɣaka/
|
brown dwarves |
hɭ /ɣala/
|
stars ↞ gf plasma |
hɭ91 /ɣalaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
at evolutionary stage |
hɭ91k /ɣalaɲɔmpɔka/
|
protostars |
hɭ91n /ɣalaɲɔmpɔna/
|
young stellar objects |
hɭ91p /ɣalaɲɔmpɔpa/
|
main sequence stars |
hɭ91q /ɣalaɲɔmpɔca/
|
neutron stars |
hɭ95 /ɣalaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing star process |
hɭ99 /ɣalaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
spectral type |
hɭU /ɣaluj/
|
the Sun ↞ hld dwarf stars hl91n young stellar objects |
hɭan /ɣalɛna/
|
stellar nucleosynthesis |
hɭat /ɣalɛta/
|
spectral types |
hɭatb /ɣalɛtaba/
|
O; blue |
hɭatc /ɣalɛtaʃa/
|
B; blue white |
hɭate /ɣalɛte/
|
A; white |
hɭatf /ɣalɛtafa/
|
F; yellow white |
hɭatg /ɣalɛtaga/
|
G; yellow |
hɭatk /ɣalɛtaka/
|
K; orange |
hɭatm /ɣalɛtama/
|
M; red |
hɭatr /ɣalɛtara/
|
L |
hɭatt /ɣalɛtata/
|
T |
hɭb /ɣalaba/
|
subdwarf stars |
hɭd /ɣalada/
|
dwarf stars |
hɭf /ɣalafa/
|
subgiant stars |
hɭg /ɣalaga/
|
giant stars |
hɭh /ɣalaɣa/
|
bright giant stars |
hɭj /ɣalaʒa/
|
supergiant stars |
hɭk /ɣalaka/
|
hypergiant stars |
hp /ɣapa/
|
planets [planetary science] |
hpU /ɣapuj/
|
solar planets ↞ hlU the Sun |
hpUc /ɣapujʃa/
|
Mercury |
hpUe /ɣapuje/
|
Venus |
hpUm /ɣapujma/
|
Mars |
hpUp /ɣapujpa/
|
Jupiter |
hpUs /ɣapujsa/
|
Saturn |
hpUu /ɣapuju/
|
Uranus |
hpUw /ɣapujwa/
|
Neptune |
hpg /ɣapaga/
|
giant planets |
hpt /ɣapata/
|
terrestrial planets; telluric; rocky planets |
hptas /ɣapatɛsa/
|
surface |
hptat /ɣapatɛta/
|
atmosphere |
hq /ɣaca/
|
minor planets; planetoids |
hqd /ɣacada/
|
dwarf planets |
hqdU /ɣacaduj/
|
solar dwarf planets ↞ hlU the Sun |
hqdUc /ɣacadujʃa/
|
Ceres |
hqdUp /ɣacadujpa/
|
Pluto |
hqf /ɣacafa/
|
asteroids |
hqj /ɣacaʒa/
|
trojans |
hqn /ɣacana/
|
centaurs ↞ hlU the Sun |
hr /ɣara/
|
meteoroids; meteors |
hs /ɣasa/
|
planetary satellites; natural satellites; moons |
hs9hpUp /ɣasaɲɔɣapujpa/ ⋄
|
Jupiter satellites |
hsU /ɣasuj/
|
the Moon |
ht /ɣata/
|
planetary systems; star systems; stellar systems |
htU /ɣatuj/
|
the Solar system ↞ hlU the Sun |
htUat /ɣatujɛta/
|
comets |
htc /ɣataʃa/
|
binary stars |
htd /ɣatada/
|
triple star systems |
hu /ɣu/
|
star clusters; stellar clusters ↞ hl stars |
huU /ɣuuj/
|
Pleiades |
hug /ɣuga/
|
globular clusters; GCs |
hui /ɣui/
|
intermediate star clusters |
huo /ɣuo/
|
open clusters |
i /i/
|
rocks; minerals and rocks [geology; planetary geology] ≈ DDC 550 |
i07u /iɔjɔu/ ⋄
|
[economic geology] |
i7e /ijɔe/ ⋄
|
chemical element [petrologic analysis] |
i91 /iɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
formed in era |
i92 /iɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in region |
i926 /iɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
lying at degrees lying angle |
i926hb /iɲɔntɔltɔɣaba/ ⋄
|
90 |
i927 /iɲɔntɔjɔ/ []
|
from structural layer |
iac /iɛʃa/
|
volcanism; volcanic activity [volcanology] |
iace /iɛʃe/
|
eruption |
iacem /iɛʃema/
|
magmatic eruption |
iacema /iɛʃemɛ/
|
Hawaiian eruption |
iacemd /iɛʃemada/
|
Strombolian eruption |
iacemɭ /iɛʃemala/
|
Vulcanian eruption |
iacemp /iɛʃemapa/
|
Peléan eruption; pyroclastic flow; nuée ardente |
iacemv /iɛʃemava/
|
Plinian eruption; Vesuvian eruprion |
iacep /iɛʃepa/
|
phreatomagmatic eruption |
iaceph /iɛʃepaɣa/
|
Surtseyan eruption; hydrovolcanic eruption |
iacepm /iɛʃepama/
|
submarine eruption |
iaceps /iɛʃepasa/
|
subglacial eruption |
iacer /iɛʃera/
|
phreatic eruption |
iaci /iɛʃi/
|
intrusion |
iacx /iɛʃaxa/
|
fractional crystallization |
iak /iɛka/
|
magmatism; magma or lava solidification; freezing ↞ ig magma |
iakp /iɛkapa/
|
pyroclastic flow; pyroclastic density current |
iam /iɛma/
|
metamorphism |
iame /iɛme/
|
regional metamorphism |
iamn /iɛmana/
|
contact metamorphism |
iamq /iɛmaca/
|
dynamic metamorphism |
iamx /iɛmaxa/
|
anatexis |
iamy /iɛmaɟa/
|
retrograde metamorphism |
ian /iɛna/
|
sedimentation; deposition |
ias /iɛsa/
|
eras [geochronology; stratigraphy] ↞ bbx more than billions years |
iasX /iɛsaxaw/
|
geological periods; stratigraphic systems |
iasXX /iɛsaxawxaw/
|
geological epochs; stratigraphical series |
iasXXX /iɛsaxawxawxaw/
|
geological ages; stratigraphical stages |
iasc /iɛsaʃa/
|
Precambrian; >542 Ma |
iascd /iɛsaʃada/
|
Hadean; 4550-4000 Ma |
iasch /iɛsaʃaɣa/
|
Archean; 4000-2500 Ma |
iascp /iɛsaʃapa/
|
Proterozoic; 2500-542 Ma |
iasdWy /iɛsadawawɟa/
|
Phanerozoic; 542-0 Ma |
iasd /iɛsada/
|
Palaeozoic; 542-251 Ma |
iasdc /iɛsadaʃa/
|
Cambrian; 542-488 Ma |
iasdd /iɛsadada/
|
Ordovician; 488-443 Ma |
iasdi /iɛsadi/
|
Silurian; 443-416 Ma |
iasdn /iɛsadana/
|
Devonian; 416-359 Ma |
iasdo /iɛsado/
|
Carboniferous; 359-299 Ma |
iasdp /iɛsadapa/
|
Permian; 299-251 Ma |
iase /iɛse/
|
Mesozoic; 250-65 Ma |
iased /iɛseda/
|
Triassic; 250-210 Ma |
iasej /iɛseʒa/
|
Jurassic; 210-140 Ma |
iaser /iɛsera/
|
Cretaceous; 140-65 Ma |
iasf /iɛsafa/
|
Tertiary; 65-1.7 Ma |
iasfbWɭ /iɛsafabawawla/
|
Paleogene; Palaeogene; Lower Tertiary; 65-23 Ma |
iasfb /iɛsafaba/
|
Paleocene; Palaeocene; 65-56 Ma |
iasfe /iɛsafe/
|
Eogene; 56-33 Ma |
iasfɭ /iɛsafala/
|
Oligocene; 33-23 Ma |
iasfmWp /iɛsafamawawpa/
|
Neogene; 23-2.5 Ma |
iasfm /iɛsafama/
|
Miocene; 23-5.3 Ma |
iasfmg /iɛsafamaga/
|
Aquitanian; 23.0-20.4 Ma |
iasfmi /iɛsafami/
|
Burdigalian; 20.4-15.9 Ma |
iasfmɭ /iɛsafamala/
|
Langhian; 15.9-13.8 |
iasfms /iɛsafamasa/
|
Serravallian; 13.8-11.6 |
iasfmt /iɛsafamata/
|
Tortonian; 11.6-7.2 Ma |
iasfmw /iɛsafamawa/
|
Messinian; 7.2-5.3 Ma |
iasfp /iɛsafapa/
|
Pliocene; 5.3-2.5 Ma |
iasfpn /iɛsafapana/
|
Zanclean; 5.3-3.6 Ma |
iasfpp /iɛsafapapa/
|
Piacenzian; 3.6-2.5 Ma |
iasg /iɛsaga/
|
Quaternary; 1.7-0.01 Ma |
iasge /iɛsage/
|
Pleistocene; 2.5-0.01 Ma |
iasgeg /iɛsagega/
|
Gelasian; 2.5-1.8 Ma |
iasgeɭ /iɛsagela/
|
Calabrian; 1.8-0.78 Ma |
iasgen /iɛsagena/
|
Ionian; 0.78-0.12 Ma |
iasget /iɛsageta/
|
Tarantian; 0.12-0.01 |
iasgh /iɛsagaɣa/
|
Holocene; 0.01-0 Ma |
ib /iba/
|
minerals [mineralogy] ↞ gx crystals ≈ DDC 549 |
ib94 /ibaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
tenacity |
ib95 /ibaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
radioactivity |
ib96 /ibaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
hardness in Mohs scale |
ib96p /ibaɲɔltɔpa/
|
1; talc hardness |
ib96q /ibaɲɔltɔca/
|
2; gypsum hardness |
ib96r /ibaɲɔltɔra/
|
3; calcite hardness |
ib96s /ibaɲɔltɔsa/
|
4; fluorite hardness |
ib96t /ibaɲɔltɔta/
|
5; apatite hardness |
ib96u /ibaɲɔltɔu/
|
6; orthoclase feldspar hardness |
ib96v /ibaɲɔltɔva/
|
7; quartz hardness ↞ ibstb quartz |
ib96w /ibaɲɔltɔwa/
|
8; topaz hardness |
ib96x /ibaɲɔltɔxa/
|
9; corundum hardness |
ib96y /ibaɲɔltɔɟa/
|
10; diamond hardness |
ib97 /ibaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
fracture |
ib98 /ibaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
crystal structure; space group; symmetry group |
ib983 /ibaɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
specific gravity |
ib987 /ibaɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
cleavage |
ib988 /ibaɲɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
crystal habit |
ib99 /ibaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
lustre |
ib995 /ibaɲɔɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
diaphaneity; transparency; pellucidity |
ib997 /ibaɲɔɲɔjɔ/ []
|
streak |
ib998 /ibaɲɔɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
colour |
ibU /ibuj/ []
|
quartz |
ibaf /ibɛfa/
|
fracture |
ibafc /ibɛfaʃa/
|
conchoidal fracture |
ibafe /ibɛfe/
|
earthy fracture |
ibafh /ibɛfaɣa/
|
hackly fracture; jagged fracture |
ibafs /ibɛfasa/
|
splintery fracture |
ibafu /ibɛfu/
|
uneven fracture |
ibaj /ibɛʒa/
|
cleavage |
ibajb /ibɛʒaba/
|
basal cleavage; pinacoidal cleavage |
ibajc /ibɛʒaʃa/
|
cubic cleavage |
ibaje /ibɛʒe/
|
octahedral cleavage |
ibajh /ibɛʒaɣa/
|
rhombohedral cleavage |
ibajp /ibɛʒapa/
|
prismatic cleavage |
ibajt /ibɛʒata/
|
dodecahedral cleavage |
ibaɭ /ibɛla/
|
lustre; luster |
ibaɭd /ibɛlada/
|
dull; earthly |
ibaɭg /ibɛlaga/
|
greasy |
ibaɭj /ibɛlaʒa/
|
waxy |
ibaɭk /ibɛlaka/
|
silky |
ibaɭɭ /ibɛlala/
|
pearly |
ibaɭn /ibɛlana/
|
resinous |
ibaɭr /ibɛlara/
|
vitreous |
ibaɭs /ibɛlasa/
|
submetallic |
ibaɭt /ibɛlata/
|
metallic |
ibaɭv /ibɛlava/
|
subadamantine |
ibaɭw /ibɛlawa/
|
adamantine |
ibb /ibaba/
|
native elements |
ibbc /ibabaʃa/
|
native carbon ↞ eco carbon |
ibbcd /ibabaʃada/
|
diamond |
ibbcg /ibabaʃaga/
|
graphite; plumbago |
ibbcu /ibabaʃu/
|
fullerite |
ibbi /ibabi/
|
native iron ↞ eei iron |
ibbɭ /ibabala/
|
native gold ↞ egl gold |
ibc /ibaʃa/
|
sulfide minerals; sulphides; sulfides ↞ edq sulfur |
ibcc /ibaʃaʃa/
|
chalcocite-digenite group |
ibcd /ibaʃada/
|
joseite group |
ibce /ibaʃe/
|
pentlandite group |
ibcg /ibaʃaga/
|
galena group |
ibcgg /ibaʃagaga/
|
galena; PbS ↞ ego lead |
ibch /ibaʃaɣa/
|
sphalerite group |
ibchc /ibaʃaɣaʃa/
|
cinnabar; HgS ↞ egm mercury |
ibchh /ibaʃaɣaɣa/
|
sphalerite; ZnS ↞ eem zinc |
ibci /ibaʃi/
|
wurtzite group |
ibck /ibaʃaka/
|
nickeline group |
ibcɭ /ibaʃala/
|
chalcopyrite group |
ibcm /ibaʃama/
|
stannite group |
ibcn /ibaʃana/
|
thiospinel group |
ibco /ibaʃo/
|
tetradymite group |
ibcp /ibaʃapa/
|
pyrite group |
ibcpp /ibaʃapapa/
|
pyrite; FeS2 ↞ eei iron |
ibcr /ibaʃara/
|
marcasite group |
ibct /ibaʃata/
|
cobaltite group |
ibcv /ibaʃava/
|
arsenopyrite group |
ibcw /ibaʃawa/
|
arsenopyrite group |
ibcx /ibaʃaxa/
|
molybdenite group |
ibcxm /ibaʃaxama/
|
molybdenite; MoS2 ↞ efg molybdenum |
ibcy /ibaʃaɟa/
|
skutterudite group |
ibd /ibada/
|
sulfosalt minerals ↞ edq sulfur |
ibdc /ibadaʃa/
|
colusite group |
ibdd /ibadada/
|
cylindrite group |
ibdh /ibadaɣa/
|
hauchecornite |
ibdi /ibadi/
|
tetrahedrite |
ibdj /ibadaʒa/
|
proustite group |
ibdk /ibadaka/
|
aikinite group |
ibdɭ /ibadala/
|
lillianite group |
ibdm /ibadama/
|
matildite group |
ibds /ibadasa/
|
sartorite group |
ibdv /ibadava/
|
pavonite group |
ibe /ibe/
|
oxide minerals; oxides ↞ fe oxides |
ibeb /ibeba/
|
ice; H2O ↞ ebb hydrogen fU water |
ibec /ibeʃa/
|
periclase group |
ibecb /ibeʃaba/
|
periclase; MgO ↞ edc magnesium |
ibee /ibeje/
|
hematite/corundum group |
ibeec /ibejeʃa/
|
corundum; Al2O3 ↞ edn aluminium fehd aluminium oxide |
ibeee /ibejeje/
|
hematite; Fe2O3 ↞ eei iron ferd iron(III) oxide |
ibeg /ibega/
|
perovskite group |
ibei /ibei/
|
ilmenite group |
ibek /ibeka/
|
rutile group |
ibekc /ibekaʃa/
|
cassiterite; SnO2 ↞ efo tin |
ibekp /ibekapa/
|
pyrolusite; MnO2 ↞ eeh manganese |
ibekr /ibekara/
|
rutile; TiO2 ↞ eee titanium |
ibem /ibema/
|
magnetoplumbite group; multiple oxides with O19 groups |
ibeo /ibeo/
|
cryptomelane group |
ibep /ibepa/
|
aeschynite group |
ibeq /ibeca/
|
crichtonite group |
ibes /ibesa/
|
spinel group |
ibesc /ibesaʃa/
|
chromite; FeCr2O4 ↞ eeg chromium eei iron |
ibesm /ibesama/
|
magnetite; Fe3O4 ↞ edc magnesium eei iron fere iron(II,III) oxide |
ibess /ibesasa/
|
spinel; MgAl2O4 ↞ edc magnesium edn aluminium |
ibet /ibeta/
|
pyrochlore group |
ibeu /ibeu/
|
microlite group |
ibev /ibeva/
|
romeite group |
ibew /ibewa/
|
betafite group |
ibex /ibexa/
|
cesstibtantite group |
ibf /ibafa/
|
hydroxide minerals; hydroxides ↞ ecq oxygen ebb hydrogen |
ibfd /ibafada/
|
diaspore group |
ibfr /ibafara/
|
brucite group |
ibfw /ibafawa/
|
wickmanite group |
ibh /ibaɣa/
|
halide minerals; halides ↞ eXr halogens |
ibhc /ibaɣaʃa/
|
atacamite group |
ibhf /ibaɣafa/
|
fluorite group |
ibhff /ibaɣafafa/
|
fluorite; CaF2 ↞ ecr fluorine eec calcium |
ibhh /ibaɣaɣa/
|
halite group |
ibhhh /ibaɣaɣaɣa/
|
table salt; halite; NaCl ↞ edr chlorine edb sodium |
ibhhs /ibaɣaɣasa/
|
sylvite; KCl ↞ edr chlorine eeb potassium |
ibhj /ibaɣaʒa/
|
chlorargyrite group |
ibhɭ /ibaɣala/
|
lawrencite group |
ibhm /ibaɣama/
|
matlockite group |
ibho /ibaɣo/
|
challacolloite |
ibhu /ibaɣu/
|
chukhrovite group |
ibm /ibama/
|
carbonate minerals; carbonates ↞ eco carbon ecq oxygen |
ibmc /ibamaʃa/
|
calcite group ↞ eec calcium |
ibmcc /ibamaʃaʃa/
|
calcite; CaCO3 |
ibmg /ibamaga/
|
aragonite group |
ibmgg /ibamagaga/
|
aragonite |
ibmi /ibami/
|
dolomite group |
ibmid /ibamida/
|
dolomite; CaMg(CO3)2 ↞ edc magnesium eec calcium |
ibmk /ibamaka/
|
burbankite group |
ibmo /ibamo/
|
rosasite group |
ibmq /ibamaca/
|
malachite group |
ibmr /ibamara/
|
ancylite group |
ibms /ibamasa/
|
sjogrenite-hydrotalcite group |
ibmt /ibamata/
|
tundrite group |
ibn /ibana/
|
nitrate minerals; nitrates ↞ ecp nitrogen |
ibo /ibo/
|
sulphate minerals; sulphates; sulfates ↞ edq sulfur |
ibob /iboba/
|
barite group |
ibobb /ibobaba/
|
barite; BaSO4 ↞ egc barium |
ibobc /ibobaʃa/
|
celestine; SrSO4 ↞ efc strontium |
ibobn /ibobana/
|
anglesite; PbSO4 ↞ ego lead |
ibod /iboda/
|
blodite group |
iboe /iboe/
|
alum group |
ibof /ibofa/
|
voltaite group |
iboh /iboɣa/
|
aluminite group |
iboi /iboi/
|
zippeite group |
ibok /iboka/
|
copiapite group |
iboɭ /ibola/
|
Pb, Zn tellurates |
iboo /ibojo/
|
"halotrichite" supergroup |
iboq /iboca/
|
"kieserite" supergroup |
iboqg /ibocaga/
|
gypsum; CaSO4·2H2O ↞ eec calcium |
iboqgr /ibocagara/
|
desert roses |
ibou /ibou/
|
alunite group |
ibp /ibapa/
|
phosphate minerals; phosphates ↞ edp phosphorus |
ibpi /ibapi/
|
apatites |
ibpif /ibapifa/
|
fluorapatite; Ca5(PO3)3F ↞ ecr fluorine |
ibpih /ibapiɣa/
|
chlorapatite; Ca5(PO4)3Cl ↞ edr chlorine |
ibpiɭ /ibapila/
|
hydroxylapatite; Ca5(PO4)3(OH) |
ibpm /ibapama/
|
monazite group |
ibpq /ibapaca/
|
turquoise group |
ibpu /ibapu/
|
lazulite group |
ibr /ibara/
|
borate minerals; borates ↞ ecn boron |
ibrd /ibarada/
|
ludwigite group |
ibrg /ibaraga/
|
boracite group; tecto-heptaborates |
ibrgb /ibaragaba/
|
boracite; Mg3B7O13Cl |
ibri /ibari/
|
inderite group; neso-triborates |
ibrk /ibaraka/
|
santite group; neso-pentaborates |
ibrɭ /ibarala/
|
hilgardite group; tecto-pentaborates |
ibrp /ibarapa/
|
pringleite group |
ibs /ibasa/
|
silicates ↞ edo silicon |
ibsb /ibasaba/
|
nesosilicates |
ibsbc /ibasabaʃa/
|
zircon group |
ibsbci /ibasabaʃi/
|
zircon; ZrSiO4 |
ibsbd /ibasabada/
|
olivine group |
ibsbdo /ibasabado/
|
olivine; (Mg;Fe2+)2[SiO4] ↞ edc magnesium eei iron |
ibsbe /ibasabe/
|
phenakite group |
ibsbg /ibasabaga/
|
Al2(SiO4)O |
ibsbgɭ /ibasabagala/
|
sillimanite; Al[6]Al[4]OSiO4 |
ibsbgn /ibasabagana/
|
andalusite; Al[6]Al[5]OSiO4 |
ibsbgy /ibasabagaɟa/
|
kyanite; Al[6]Al[6]OSiO4 |
ibsbi /ibasabi/
|
titanite group |
ibsbk /ibasabaka/
|
cerite group |
ibsbɭ /ibasabala/
|
silicate apatites |
ibsbr /ibasabara/
|
uranophane group |
ibsbt /ibasabata/
|
datolite group |
ibsbu /ibasabu/
|
hellandite group |
ibsbv /ibasabava/
|
vicanite group |
ibsbx /ibasabaxa/
|
garnets; "garnet" supergroup |
ibsbxb /ibasabaxaba/
|
pyralspite series |
ibsbxbb /ibasabaxababa/
|
pyrope |
ibsbxbɭ /ibasabaxabala/
|
almandine |
ibsbxbs /ibasabaxabasa/
|
spessartine |
ibsbxg /ibasabaxaga/
|
ugrandite series |
ibsbxgd /ibasabaxagada/
|
andradite |
ibsbxgg /ibasabaxagaga/
|
grossular |
ibsbxgu /ibasabaxagu/
|
uvarovite |
ibsbxh /ibasabaxaɣa/
|
schorlomite-kimzeyite series |
ibsbxr /ibasabaxara/
|
hydrogarnet |
ibsbxt /ibasabaxata/
|
tetragonal hydrogarnet |
ibsby /ibasabaɟa/
|
"humite" supergroup |
ibsbyb /ibasabaɟaba/
|
topaz group |
ibsbybt /ibasabaɟabata/
|
topaz; Al2SiO4(F;OH)2 |
ibsbyc /ibasabaɟaʃa/
|
chondrodite series |
ibsbyh /ibasabaɟaɣa/
|
humite series |
ibsbyɭ /ibasabaɟala/
|
clinohumite series |
ibsbyn /ibasabaɟana/
|
norbergite |
ibsbyr /ibasabaɟara/
|
chloritoid group |
ibsd /ibasada/
|
sorosilicates |
ibsde /ibasade/
|
epidote group |
ibsdee /ibasadeje/
|
epidote; {Ca2}{Al2Fe3+}[O|OH|SiO4|Si2O7] |
ibsdɭ /ibasadala/
|
allanite group |
ibsdo /ibasado/
|
dollaseite group |
ibsf /ibasafa/
|
cyclosilicates |
ibsfd /ibasafada/
|
tourmaline group |
ibsfu /ibasafu/
|
eudialyte group |
ibsi /ibasi/
|
inosilicates |
ibsib /ibasiba/
|
astrophyllite group |
ibsic /ibasiʃa/
|
sapphirine supergroup |
ibsie /ibasie/
|
pyroxene supergroup |
ibsiebWe /ibasiebawawe/
|
orthopyroxene group |
ibsiee /ibasieje/
|
enstatite-orthoferrosilite series |
ibsiefWy /ibasiefawawɟa/
|
clinopyroxene group |
ibsieg /ibasiega/
|
pigeonite |
ibsieh /ibasieɣa/
|
diopside-hedenbergite series |
ibsim /ibasima/
|
amphiboles; multiple chain inosilicates |
ibsimb /ibasimaba/
|
anthophyllite |
ibsimc /ibasimaʃa/
|
cummingtonite series |
ibsime /ibasime/
|
tremolite series |
ibsimh /ibasimaɣa/
|
hornblende |
ibsims /ibasimasa/
|
sodium amphibole group |
ibsio /ibasio/
|
sodium pyroxene series |
ibsis /ibasisa/
|
spodumene group |
ibsj /ibasaʒa/
|
pyroxenoid group |
ibsp /ibasapa/
|
phyllosilicates |
ibspc /ibasapaʃa/
|
clay minerals group |
ibspd /ibasapada/
|
medicinal clay |
ibspm /ibasapama/
|
mica group |
ibspo /ibasapo/
|
kaolinite-serpentine group ↞ edc magnesium eei iron |
ibsps /ibasapasa/
|
smectite/montmorillonite group |
ibspt /ibasapata/
|
pyrophyllite-talc group |
ibsptc /ibasapataʃa/
|
talc ↞ edc magnesium |
ibspx /ibasapaxa/
|
chlorite group |
ibst /ibasata/
|
tectosilicates |
ibstb /ibasataba/
|
quartz; SiO2 ↞ feic silicon dioxide |
ibstd /ibasatada/
|
feldspars |
ibstf /ibasatafa/
|
feldspatoids |
ibsto /ibasato/
|
zeolites |
ibx /ibaxa/
|
organic minerals ↞ eco carbon |
ibxc /ibaxaʃa/
|
mineral hydrocarbons ↞ fd bases |
ibxɭ /ibaxala/
|
salts of organic acids |
ibxɭo /ibaxalo/
|
oxalates |
id /ida/
|
mineraloids |
idb /idaba/
|
amber; resinite |
idg /idaga/
|
glasses |
idgo /idago/
|
obsidian ↞ iacem magmatic eruption |
idgp /idagapa/
|
pearl ↞ mq animals eco carbon ecq oxygen |
idgs /idagasa/
|
silicate glasses ↞ edo silicon |
idgsg /idagasaga/
|
glass; soda-lime glass |
idgso /idagaso/
|
opal |
idgt /idagata/
|
tektites |
idp /idapa/
|
petroleum ↞ ibxc mineral hydrocarbons |
ig /iga/
|
magma ↞ iacem magmatic eruption |
igɭ /igala/
|
lava |
igt /igata/
|
tephra |
ii /iji/
|
single rocks; stones [petrology; petrography; lithology] ≈ DDC 552 |
ii95 /ijiɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing rock process |
ii98 /ijiɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
grain size |
ii99 /ijiɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
texture |
iias /ijiɛsa/
|
grain size; particle size |
iiasb /ijiɛsaba/
|
large boulders |
iiasc /ijiɛsaʃa/
|
boulders |
iiasd /ijiɛsada/
|
cobbles |
iiasf /ijiɛsafa/
|
coarse gravel |
iiasg /ijiɛsaga/
|
medium gravel |
iiasi /ijiɛsi/
|
fine gravel |
iiasɭ /ijiɛsala/
|
coarse sand |
iiasm /ijiɛsama/
|
medium sand |
iiasn /ijiɛsana/
|
fine sand |
iiasr /ijiɛsara/
|
coarse silt |
iiass /ijiɛsasa/
|
medium silt |
iiast /ijiɛsata/
|
fine silt |
iiasy /ijiɛsaɟa/
|
clay |
iiat /ijiɛta/
|
textures; microstructures |
iiatc /ijiɛtaʃa/
|
crystalline texture |
iiatca /ijiɛtaʃɛ/
|
phaneritic texture |
iiatcf /ijiɛtaʃafa/
|
foliated texture |
iiatcp /ijiɛtaʃapa/
|
porphyritic texture |
iiatf /ijiɛtafa/
|
fragmental texture |
iiatfc /ijiɛtafaʃa/
|
clastic texture |
iiatfi /ijiɛtafi/
|
bioclastic texture |
iiatfp /ijiɛtafapa/
|
pyroclastic texture |
iiatn /ijiɛtana/
|
aphanitic texture |
iiatv /ijiɛtava/
|
glassy texture |
iii /ijiji/
|
igneous rocks; magmatic rocks; eructive rocks ↞ iak magmatism |
iiiafWq /ijijiɛfawawca/
|
alkali-silica content |
iiiaf /ijijiɛfa/
|
felsic |
iiiai /ijijiɛi/
|
intermediate |
iiiam /ijijiɛma/
|
mafic |
iiiao /ijijiɛo/
|
ultramafic |
iiiaq /ijijiɛca/
|
alkalic |
iiibWj /ijijibawawʒa/
|
intrusive rocks; plutonic rocks |
iiib /ijijiba/
|
quartzolites |
iiibzg /ijijibazaga/
|
quartz-rich granitoids |
iiic /ijijiʃa/
|
granites |
iiich /ijijiʃaɣa/
|
H-type granites; hybrid granites |
iiici /ijijiʃi/
|
I-type granites; igneous protoliths |
iiicm /ijijiʃama/
|
M-type granites; mantle derived granites |
iiicn /ijijiʃana/
|
A-type granites; anorogenic granites |
iiics /ijijiʃasa/
|
S-type granites; sedimentary protoliths |
iiiczd /ijijiʃazada/
|
granodiorites |
iiid /ijijida/
|
diorites |
iiie /ijijie/
|
syenites |
iiif /ijijifa/
|
monzonites |
iiig /ijijiga/
|
gabbros |
iiih /ijijiɣa/
|
anorthosites |
iiihzs /ijijiɣazasa/
|
foidolites |
iiii /ijijii/
|
peridotites |
iiiid /ijijiida/
|
dunites |
iiiif /ijijiifa/
|
wehrlites |
iiiih /ijijiiɣa/
|
harzburgites |
iiiiɭ /ijijiila/
|
lherzolites |
iiikWɭ /ijijikawawla/
|
hypabyssal rocks; subvolcanic rocks |
iiik /ijijika/
|
diabases; dolerites; microgabbros |
iiimWy /ijijimawawɟa/
|
effusive rocks; volcanic rocks |
iiim /ijijima/
|
rhyolites |
iiin /ijijina/
|
trachytes |
iiio /ijijio/
|
dacites |
iiiq /ijijica/
|
andesites |
iiir /ijijira/
|
basaltic andesites |
iiis /ijijisa/
|
basalts |
iiise /ijijise/
|
tholeiitic basalts |
iiisem /ijijisema/
|
mid-ocean ridge basalts; MORBs |
iiish /ijijisaɣa/
|
high-alumina basalts |
iiisk /ijijisaka/
|
alkali basalts |
iiisn /ijijisana/
|
boninites |
iiit /ijijita/
|
komatiites |
iiiu /ijijiu/
|
pumices; pumicites |
iiiv /ijijiva/
|
scorias |
iik /ijika/
|
pyroclastic rocks; pyroclastics |
iikb /ijikaba/
|
agglomerates; pyroclastic breccias |
iikf /ijikafa/
|
lapilli tuffs; lapillistones |
iiki /ijiki/
|
coarse ash tuffs |
iikn /ijikana/
|
fine ash tuffs |
iim /ijima/
|
metamorphic rocks ↞ iam metamorphism |
iimg /ijimaga/
|
gneisses |
iimɭ /ijimala/
|
slates |
iimm /ijimama/
|
marbles |
iimp /ijimapa/
|
amphibolites |
iimr /ijimara/
|
granulites |
iims /ijimasa/
|
green schists |
iimt /ijimata/
|
blue schists |
iimu /ijimu/
|
quartzites ↞ ibstb quartz |
iimy /ijimaɟa/
|
zeolites |
iis /ijisa/
|
sedimentary rocks ↞ ian sedimentation |
iisbWc /ijisabawawʃa/
|
rudites |
iisbWm /ijisabawawma/
|
clastic rocks |
iisb /ijisaba/
|
breccias |
iisc /ijisaʃa/
|
conglomerates |
iisd /ijisada/
|
sandstones; arenites |
iisdar /ijisadɛra/
|
arenites |
iisdaw /ijisadɛwa/
|
wackes |
iisdb /ijisadaba/
|
quartz sandstones |
iisdf /ijisadafa/
|
feldspathic sandstones |
iisdɭ /ijisadala/
|
lithic sandstones |
iish /ijisaɣa/
|
mudrocks; lutites; shales |
iishi /ijisaɣi/
|
siltstones |
iishm /ijisaɣama/
|
mudstones |
iishy /ijisaɣaɟa/
|
claystones |
iisɭWn /ijisalawawna/
|
carbonate rocks ↞ ibm carbonate minerals |
iisɭWs /ijisalawawsa/
|
biochemical sedimentary rocks |
iisɭ /ijisala/
|
limestones |
iisɭb /ijisalaba/
|
boundstones |
iisɭf /ijisalafa/
|
framestones |
iisɭi /ijisali/
|
binstones |
iisɭk /ijisalaka/
|
bafflestones |
iisɭm /ijisalama/
|
rudstones |
iisɭo /ijisalo/
|
floatstones |
iisɭq /ijisalaca/
|
grainstones |
iisɭt /ijisalata/
|
packstones |
iisɭw /ijisalawa/
|
wackestones |
iisɭy /ijisalaɟa/
|
carbonate mudstones |
iism /ijisama/
|
dolostones; dolomite rocks |
iiso /ijiso/
|
coal |
iisoe /ijisoe/
|
peat |
iisog /ijisoga/
|
lignite |
iisok /ijisoka/
|
sub-bituminous coal |
iisom /ijisoma/
|
bituminous coal |
iisos /ijisosa/
|
steam coal |
iisot /ijisota/
|
anthracite |
iisr /ijisara/
|
chert |
iistWv /ijisatawawva/
|
chemical sedimentary rocks |
iist /ijisata/
|
oolitic limestones |
iisv /ijisava/
|
evaporite rocks |
ikWp /ikawawpa/
|
rock units [lithostratigraphy] |
ik /ika/
|
rock beds |
ikb /ikaba/
|
parallel beds |
ikc /ikaʃa/
|
cross beds |
ikg /ikaga/
|
graded beds |
iɭ /ila/
|
rock members |
im /ima/
|
rock formations; geological formations [regional geology (partim)] |
im7 /imajɔ/ ⋄
|
composed of rock |
imaf /imɛfa/
|
faults |
imb /imaba/
|
plutons ↞ iii igneous rocks |
imbb /imababa/
|
batholiths |
imbc /imabaʃa/
|
stocks |
imbd /imabada/
|
dikes; dykes |
imbi /imabi/
|
sills |
imbɭ /imabala/
|
laccoliths |
imbp /imabapa/
|
lopoliths |
imv /imava/
|
ophiolites |
imy /imaɟa/
|
flysches ↞ iis sedimentary rocks |
io /io/
|
rock subgroups |
ip /ipa/
|
rock groups [regional geology (partim); structural geology] |
ipc /ipaʃa/
|
coastal plains |
iph /ipaɣa/
|
horizontal layers |
ipm /ipama/
|
domes; basins |
ipmc /ipamaʃa/
|
carsism |
ipo /ipo/
|
folds |
ipq /ipaca/
|
faulted blocks |
ipr /ipara/
|
homogeneous crystalline masses |
ipt /ipata/
|
layered metamorphic rocks |
ipx /ipaxa/
|
complex structures |
iq /ica/
|
rock supergroups |
is /isa/
|
crust structural zones |
is95 /isaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing tectonic process |
isao /isɛo/
|
seafloor spreading |
isat /isɛta/
|
accretion |
isau /isɛu/
|
subduction |
isax /isɛxa/
|
orogeny; orogenesis |
isc /isaʃa/
|
cratons |
isf /isafa/
|
rift valleys |
isg /isaga/
|
oceanic ridges; mid-ocean ridges |
iso /iso/
|
oceanic plates |
iss /isasa/
|
subduction zones; ocean deeps |
it /ita/
|
tectonic plates [plate tectonics] ↞ hUal lithosphere |
itan /itɛna/
|
convergent boundaries |
itar /itɛra/
|
divergent boundaries |
itat /itɛta/
|
transform boundaries; transform faults |
itt /itata/
|
plates of the Earth ↞ hU the Earth |
ittc /itataʃa/
|
Columbia; Nuna |
ittczr /itataʃazara/
|
Rodinia |
ittd /itatada/
|
Pannotia; Greater Gondwana; Vendian; Pan-African supercontinent |
itte /itate/
|
Pangaea; Palaeozoic plate |
ittgWh /itatagawawɣa/
|
Mesozoic plates |
ittg /itataga/
|
Gondwana ↞ itte Pangaea |
itth /itataɣa/
|
Laurasia ↞ itte Pangaea |
ittiWy /itatiwawɟa/
|
plates of the contemporary Earth |
itti /itati/
|
African plate ↞ ittg Gondwana |
ittk /itataka/
|
Eurasian plate ↞ ittk Eurasian plate |
ittm /itatama/
|
Arabic plate ↞ ittg Gondwana |
ittn /itatana/
|
Indo-Australian plate ↞ ittg Gondwana |
itto /itato/
|
Philippine plate |
ittp /itatapa/
|
Pacific plate |
ittr /itatara/
|
Nazca plate |
itts /itatasa/
|
Cocos plate |
ittu /itatu/
|
Caribbean plate |
ittv /itatava/
|
Northern American plate; Laurentia ↞ itth Laurasia |
ittw /itatawa/
|
Southern American plate ↞ ittg Gondwana |
itty /itataɟa/
|
Antarctican plate ↞ ittg Gondwana |
j /ʒa/
|
land; landforms; regions; geographical features [physical geography; topography; geomorphology] ↞ i rocks ≈ DDC 551 910 |
j91 /ʒaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
formed in era |
j915 /ʒaɲɔmpɔlpɔ/ []
|
on week day |
j916 /ʒaɲɔmpɔltɔ/ []
|
at lunar phase |
j917 /ʒaɲɔmpɔjɔ/ []
|
at time |
j9176 /ʒaɲɔmpɔjɔltɔ/ []
|
at day time |
j918 /ʒaɲɔmpɔrkɔ/ []
|
on month-day |
j919 /ʒaɲɔmpɔɲɔ/ []
|
in season |
j92 /ʒaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in region |
j925 /ʒaɲɔntɔlpɔ/ []
|
on planet |
j93 /ʒaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
hit by atmospheric phenomenon |
j94 /ʒaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
hit by; epicentre of earthquake |
j95 /ʒaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing; modelled by physiographic process |
j96 /ʒaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
with climate |
j97 /ʒaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
cardinal part |
j972 /ʒaɲɔjɔntɔ/ []
|
basin part |
j98 /ʒaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
at latitude |
j982 /ʒaɲɔrkɔntɔ/ [] ⋄
|
of Km2 size |
j988 /ʒaɲɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
at longitude |
j99 /ʒaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
at altitude Km a.s.l.; terrain; relief |
j996 /ʒaɲɔɲɔltɔ/ []
|
sloping tens degrees |
j996st /ʒaɲɔɲɔltɔsata/ ⋄
|
45 degrees |
j99Vanrm /ʒaɲɔɲɔvawɛnarama/
|
- 10 thousand m |
j99Vanrmneej /ʒaɲɔɲɔvawɛnaramanejeʒa/
|
- 10 994 m |
j99e /ʒaɲɔɲɔe/
|
- 9 thousand m |
j99f /ʒaɲɔɲɔfa/
|
- 8 thousand m |
j99g /ʒaɲɔɲɔga/
|
- 7 thousand m |
j99h /ʒaɲɔɲɔɣa/
|
- 6 thousand m |
j99i /ʒaɲɔɲɔi/
|
- 5 thousand m |
j99j /ʒaɲɔɲɔʒa/
|
- 4 thousand m |
j99k /ʒaɲɔɲɔka/
|
- 3 thousand m |
j99ɭ /ʒaɲɔɲɔla/
|
- 2 thousand m |
j99m /ʒaɲɔɲɔma/
|
- 1 thousand m |
j99n /ʒaɲɔɲɔna/
|
-0 thousand m |
j99nm /ʒaɲɔɲɔnama/
|
- 2 hundred m |
j99nn /ʒaɲɔɲɔnana/
|
- 1 hundred m |
j99o /ʒaɲɔɲɔo/
|
0 thousand m |
j99oo /ʒaɲɔɲɔojo/
|
0 hundred m |
j99ooo /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojo/
|
0 ten m |
j99oooo /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojoo/
|
sea level; 0 m |
j99ooop /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojopa/
|
1 m |
j99oooq /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojoca/
|
2 m |
j99ooor /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojora/
|
3 m |
j99ooos /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojosa/
|
4 m |
j99ooot /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojota/
|
5 m |
j99ooou /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojou/
|
6 m |
j99ooov /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojova/
|
7 m |
j99ooow /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojowa/
|
8 m |
j99ooox /ʒaɲɔɲɔojojoxa/
|
9 m |
j99oop /ʒaɲɔɲɔojopa/
|
1 ten m |
j99ooq /ʒaɲɔɲɔojoca/
|
2 ten m |
j99oor /ʒaɲɔɲɔojora/
|
3 ten m |
j99oos /ʒaɲɔɲɔojosa/
|
4 ten m |
j99oot /ʒaɲɔɲɔojota/
|
5 ten m |
j99oou /ʒaɲɔɲɔojou/
|
6 ten m |
j99oov /ʒaɲɔɲɔojova/
|
7 ten m |
j99oow /ʒaɲɔɲɔojowa/
|
8 ten m |
j99oox /ʒaɲɔɲɔojoxa/
|
9 ten m |
j99op /ʒaɲɔɲɔopa/
|
1 hundred m |
j99opo /ʒaɲɔɲɔopo/
|
1 hundred 0 ten m |
j99opoo /ʒaɲɔɲɔopojo/ ⋄
|
100 m |
j99opp /ʒaɲɔɲɔopapa/
|
1 hundred 1 ten m |
j99opq /ʒaɲɔɲɔopaca/
|
1 hundred 2 ten m |
j99opr /ʒaɲɔɲɔopara/
|
1 hundred 3 ten m |
j99ops /ʒaɲɔɲɔopasa/
|
1 hundred 4 ten m |
j99opt /ʒaɲɔɲɔopata/
|
1 hundred 5 ten m |
j99opu /ʒaɲɔɲɔopu/
|
1 hundred 6 ten m |
j99opv /ʒaɲɔɲɔopava/
|
1 hundred 7 ten m |
j99opw /ʒaɲɔɲɔopawa/
|
1 hundred 8 ten m |
j99opx /ʒaɲɔɲɔopaxa/
|
1 hundred 9 ten m |
j99oq /ʒaɲɔɲɔoca/
|
2 hundred m |
j99or /ʒaɲɔɲɔora/
|
3 hundred m |
j99os /ʒaɲɔɲɔosa/
|
4 hundred m |
j99ot /ʒaɲɔɲɔota/
|
5 hundred m |
j99ou /ʒaɲɔɲɔou/
|
6 hundred m |
j99ov /ʒaɲɔɲɔova/
|
7 hundred m |
j99ow /ʒaɲɔɲɔowa/
|
8 hundred m |
j99ox /ʒaɲɔɲɔoxa/
|
9 hundred m |
j99p /ʒaɲɔɲɔpa/
|
1 thousand m |
j99q /ʒaɲɔɲɔca/
|
2 thousand m |
j99r /ʒaɲɔɲɔra/
|
3 thousand m |
j99s /ʒaɲɔɲɔsa/
|
4 thousand m |
j99t /ʒaɲɔɲɔta/
|
5 thousand m |
j99u /ʒaɲɔɲɔu/
|
6 thousand m |
j99v /ʒaɲɔɲɔva/
|
7 thousand m |
j99w /ʒaɲɔɲɔwa/
|
8 thousand m |
j99wwsw /ʒaɲɔɲɔwawasawa/ ⋄
|
8848 m |
j99x /ʒaɲɔɲɔxa/
|
9 thousand m |
j9nyw /ʒaɲɔnaɟawa/ ⋄
|
rural areas |
jU /ʒuj/
|
regions of the contemporary Earth ↞ js fresh water systems hU the Earth |
jUX /ʒujxaw/
|
continents and oceans of contemporary Earth |
jUbWv /ʒujbawawva/
|
Earth continents; landmasses ↞ hUalrc continental crust |
jUeWg /ʒujewawga/
|
Eurasia |
jUe /ʒuje/
|
Europe ≈ DDC 914 |
jUec /ʒujeʃa/
|
Sakarya basin Turkey |
jUed /ʒujeda/
|
Kizilirmak basin Turkey |
jUedzc /ʒujedazaʃa/
|
Kel Kit basin Turkey |
jUedzh /ʒujedazaɣa/
|
Coruh basin Turkey |
jUedzu /ʒujedazu/
|
Kuban basin Russia, Georgia |
jUee /ʒujeje/
|
Don basin Russia, Ukraine |
jUef /ʒujefa/
|
Dniepr basin; Dneper; Dnapro; Dnipro Russia, Ukraine, Belarus; Minsk, Kiev |
jUeg /ʒujega/
|
Southern Bug basin; Southern Buh; Boh Ukraine |
jUeh /ʒujeɣa/
|
Dniestr basin Ukraine, Moldova, Poland |
jUei /ʒujei/
|
Danube basin; Donau; Dunaj; Dunai; Duna; Dunav; Dunarea CZ, A, f. YU, H, ROM, BG; Buch., Budapest, Wien |
jUeize /ʒujeize/
|
Veleka basin Bulgaria, Turkey |
jUeizf /ʒujeizafa/
|
Rezvaya basin; Bulgaria; Turkey |
jUeizi /ʒujeizi/
|
Maritsa basin; Evros; Meriç Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece |
jUeizk /ʒujeizaka/
|
Struma basin Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia |
jUeizm /ʒujeizama/
|
Vardar basin Macedonia, Greece |
jUeizp /ʒujeizapa/
|
Vijose basin Greece, Albania |
jUeizr /ʒujeizara/
|
Drin basin Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo |
jUeizt /ʒujeizata/
|
Istinye basin Turkey; Istanbul, Constantinople, Byzantium |
jUej /ʒujeʒa/
|
Po basin Italy |
jUejb /ʒujeʒaba/
|
Panaro basin |
jUejc /ʒujeʒaʃa/
|
Secchia basin |
jUejd /ʒujeʒada/
|
Mincio basin |
jUeje /ʒujeʒe/
|
Oglio basin |
jUejf /ʒujeʒafa/
|
Crostolo basin |
jUejg /ʒujeʒaga/
|
Enza basin |
jUejh /ʒujeʒaɣa/
|
Parma basin |
jUeji /ʒujeʒi/
|
Taro basin |
jUejj /ʒujeʒaʒa/
|
Arda basin |
jUejk /ʒujeʒaka/
|
Adda basin |
jUejɭ /ʒujeʒala/
|
Nure basin |
jUejm /ʒujeʒama/
|
Trebbia basin |
jUejn /ʒujeʒana/
|
Lambro basin Milan |
jUejo /ʒujeʒo/
|
Tidone basin |
jUejp /ʒujeʒapa/
|
Ticino basin |
jUejq /ʒujeʒaca/
|
Staffora basin |
jUejr /ʒujeʒara/
|
Curone basin |
jUejs /ʒujeʒasa/
|
Scrivia basin |
jUejsc /ʒujeʒasaʃa/
|
Grue basin |
jUejsczX /ʒujeʒasaʃazaxaw/
|
Scrivia interbasin between Ossonella and Grue Tortona |
jUejsd /ʒujeʒasada/
|
Ossonella basin |
jUejsf /ʒujeʒasafa/
|
Borbera basin; Borbera valley |
jUejsfe /ʒujeʒasafe/
|
Agnellasca basin |
jUejsfg /ʒujeʒasafaga/
|
Cosorella basin |
jUejsfi /ʒujeʒasafi/
|
Liassa basin |
jUejsfj /ʒujeʒasafaʒa/
|
Albirola basin |
jUejsfɭ /ʒujeʒasafala/
|
Sisola basin |
jUejsfn /ʒujeʒasafana/
|
Besante basin |
jUejsfs /ʒujeʒasafasa/
|
Strette di Pertuso |
jUejsft /ʒujeʒasafata/
|
Ratti valley |
jUejsg /ʒujeʒasaga/
|
Spinti basin |
jUejsi /ʒujeʒasi/
|
Borlasca basin |
jUejsj /ʒujeʒasaʒa/
|
Vobbia basin |
jUejsk /ʒujeʒasaka/
|
San Rocco basin |
jUejsɭ /ʒujeʒasala/
|
Traversa basin |
jUejsm /ʒujeʒasama/
|
Busalletta basin |
jUejsn /ʒujeʒasana/
|
Seminella basin |
jUejsp /ʒujeʒasapa/
|
Camiasca basin |
jUejsr /ʒujeʒasara/
|
Brevenna basin |
jUejst /ʒujeʒasata/
|
Laitona basin |
jUejsw /ʒujeʒasawa/
|
Pentemina basin |
jUejsx /ʒujeʒasaxa/
|
Laccio basin |
jUejt /ʒujeʒata/
|
Tanaro basin |
jUeju /ʒujeʒu/
|
Sesia basin |
jUejv /ʒujeʒava/
|
Dora Baltea basin |
jUejw /ʒujeʒawa/
|
Dora Riparia basin |
jUejx /ʒujeʒaxa/
|
Maira basin |
jUejy /ʒujeʒaɟa/
|
Varaita basin |
jUejzc /ʒujeʒazaʃa/
|
Reno basin |
jUejzd /ʒujeʒazada/
|
Marecchia basin |
jUejze /ʒujeʒaze/
|
Metauro basin |
jUejzf /ʒujeʒazafa/
|
Aterno-Pescara basin |
jUejzg /ʒujeʒazaga/
|
Crati basin |
jUejzh /ʒujeʒazaɣa/
|
Neto basin |
jUejzi /ʒujeʒazi/
|
Noce basin |
jUejzj /ʒujeʒazaʒa/
|
Sele basin |
jUejzk /ʒujeʒazaka/
|
Sarno basin |
jUejzɭ /ʒujeʒazala/
|
Volturno basin |
jUejzm /ʒujeʒazama/
|
Liri-Garigliano basin |
jUejzn /ʒujeʒazana/
|
Tevere basin Rome |
jUejzo /ʒujeʒazo/
|
Albegna basin |
jUejzp /ʒujeʒazapa/
|
Ombrone basin |
jUejzq /ʒujeʒazaca/
|
Arno basin |
jUejzr /ʒujeʒazara/
|
Serchio basin |
jUejzs /ʒujeʒazasa/
|
Magra basin |
jUejzt /ʒujeʒazata/
|
Entella basin; Fontanabuona; Lavagna |
jUejzu /ʒujeʒazu/
|
Roia basin Italy, France |
jUek /ʒujeka/
|
Rhone basin Switzerland, France |
jUekzm /ʒujekazama/
|
Muga basin France, Spain |
jUeɭ /ʒujela/
|
Ebro basin Spain |
jUeɭzw /ʒujelazawa/
|
Guadalquivir basin Spain |
jUem /ʒujema/
|
Guadiana basin Spain, Portugal |
jUen /ʒujena/
|
Tejo basin; Tajo; Tago Spain, Portugal; Madrid |
jUeo /ʒujeo/
|
Douro basin; Duero Spain, Portugal; Porto |
jUeozd /ʒujeozada/
|
Lima basin Portugal |
jUeoze /ʒujeoze/
|
Mino basin Portugal, Spain |
jUeozu /ʒujeozu/
|
Garonne basin France |
jUep /ʒujepa/
|
Loire basin France |
jUeq /ʒujeca/
|
Seine basin France; Paris |
jUeqzx /ʒujecazaxa/
|
Meuse basin; Maas Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany |
jUer /ʒujera/
|
Rhine basin; Rhein Switzerl., Germany, Netherl.; Frankfurt, Stuttgart |
jUerzs /ʒujerazasa/
|
Weser basin Germany |
jUes /ʒujesa/
|
Elbe basin Czech Republic, Poland, Germany |
jUesv /ʒujesava/
|
Vltava basin; Moldau Czech Republic |
jUeszj /ʒujesazaʒa/
|
Skjern A basin Denmark |
jUeszn /ʒujesazana/
|
Gudena basin Denmark |
jUet /ʒujeta/
|
Oder basin; Odra Germany, Poland |
jUeu /ʒujeu/
|
Wisla basin; Vistula Poland; Warsaw, Katowice |
jUev /ʒujeva/
|
Neman basin; Nemunas; Niemen Belarus, Lithuania |
jUew /ʒujewa/
|
Western Dvina basin; Zahodniaja Dzvina; Zapadnaya Dvina; Daugava Belarus, Latvia |
jUewzr /ʒujewazara/
|
Narva basin Russia, Estonia |
jUex /ʒujexa/
|
Vuoksi-Neva basin; Svir; Suna Russia, Finland; St. Petersburg |
jUexzb /ʒujexazaba/
|
Kymijoki basin Finland |
jUexze /ʒujexaze/
|
Kokemaenjoki Finland |
jUexzg /ʒujexazaga/
|
Oulujoki basin Finland |
jUexzh /ʒujexazaɣa/
|
Ijoki Finland |
jUexzi /ʒujexazi/
|
Kemijoki basin Finland |
jUexzj /ʒujexazaʒa/
|
Muonio basin Finland, Sweden |
jUexzk /ʒujexazaka/
|
Kalixaelven basin Sweden |
jUexzɭ /ʒujexazala/
|
Lule basin Sweden |
jUexzm /ʒujexazama/
|
Dalalven basin Sweden |
jUexzn /ʒujexazana/
|
Lake Vattern basin Sweden |
jUexzo /ʒujexazo/
|
Vaenern-Goeta basin Sweden |
jUexzp /ʒujexazapa/
|
Gloma basin Norway |
jUexzq /ʒujexazaca/
|
Dramselv basin Norway |
jUexzr /ʒujexazara/
|
Angerman basin Norway, Sweden |
jUexzs /ʒujexazasa/
|
Tana basin Norway, Finland |
jUexzt /ʒujexazata/
|
Tuloma basin Finland, Russia |
jUexzu /ʒujexazu/
|
Ponoy basin Russia |
jUexzv /ʒujexazava/
|
Varzuga basin |
jUexzw /ʒujexazawa/
|
Kovda basin Russia |
jUexzx /ʒujexazaxa/
|
Kem basin Russia |
jUexzy /ʒujexazaɟa/
|
Nizhny Vyg basin; Soroka Russia |
jUey /ʒujeɟa/
|
European islands ↞ jw islands |
jUeyb /ʒujeɟaba/
|
Rhodes Greece |
jUeyc /ʒujeɟaʃa/
|
Lesbos Greece |
jUeyd /ʒujeɟada/
|
Euboea Greece |
jUeye /ʒujeɟe/
|
Crete Greece |
jUeyf /ʒujeɟafa/
|
Sicily Italy |
jUeyg /ʒujeɟaga/
|
Sardinia Italy |
jUeyh /ʒujeɟaɣa/
|
Corsica France |
jUeyi /ʒujeɟi/
|
Mallorca Spain |
jUeyj /ʒujeɟaʒa/
|
Great Britain UK |
jUeyjc /ʒujeɟaʒaʃa/
|
Spey basin |
jUeyjd /ʒujeɟaʒada/
|
Tay basin |
jUeyje /ʒujeɟaʒe/
|
Tweed basin |
jUeyjg /ʒujeɟaʒaga/
|
Tyne basin |
jUeyji /ʒujeɟaʒi/
|
Ure-Ouse basin |
jUeyjk /ʒujeɟaʒaka/
|
Trent basin |
jUeyjɭ /ʒujeɟaʒala/
|
Witham basin |
jUeyjn /ʒujeɟaʒana/
|
Nene basin |
jUeyjo /ʒujeɟaʒo/
|
Great Ouse basin |
jUeyjp /ʒujeɟaʒapa/
|
Thames basin London |
jUeyjr /ʒujeɟaʒara/
|
Severn basin |
jUeyjs /ʒujeɟaʒasa/
|
Wye basin |
jUeyju /ʒujeɟaʒu/
|
Ribble basin |
jUeyjv /ʒujeɟaʒava/
|
Eden basin |
jUeyjx /ʒujeɟaʒaxa/
|
Clyde basin |
jUeyk /ʒujeɟaka/
|
Skye UK |
jUeyɭ /ʒujeɟala/
|
Lewis and Harris UK |
jUeym /ʒujeɟama/
|
Ireland |
jUeyn /ʒujeɟana/
|
Vendsyssel Denmark |
jUeyo /ʒujeɟo/
|
Fyn Denmark |
jUeyp /ʒujeɟapa/
|
Zealand Denmark |
jUeyq /ʒujeɟaca/
|
Saaremaa Estonia |
jUeyr /ʒujeɟara/
|
Gotland Sweden |
jUeys /ʒujeɟasa/
|
Öland Sweden |
jUeyt /ʒujeɟata/
|
Iceland |
jUeyu /ʒujeɟu/
|
Senja Norway |
jUeyv /ʒujeɟava/
|
Hinnøya Norway |
jUeyw /ʒujeɟawa/
|
Spitsbergen Norway |
jUeyx /ʒujeɟaxa/
|
Edgeøya Norway |
jUeyy /ʒujeɟaɟa/
|
Nordaustlandet Norway ↞ jw islands |
jUg /ʒujga/
|
Asia ≈ DDC 915 |
jUgb /ʒujgaba/
|
Volga basin Russia, Moscow |
jUgc /ʒujgaʃa/
|
Amu Darya basin Afghanistan, Kirghyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan |
jUgd /ʒujgada/
|
Syr Darya basin Uzbekistan, Tajikistan |
jUge /ʒujge/
|
Balkash basin Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan |
jUgf /ʒujgafa/
|
Tarim basin China, Pakistan |
jUgg /ʒujgaga/
|
Northern Dvina basin Russia |
jUgh /ʒujgaɣa/
|
Pechora basin Russia |
jUgi /ʒujgi/
|
Ob basin Russia |
jUgj /ʒujgaʒa/
|
Yenisei basin Russia, Mongolia |
jUgk /ʒujgaka/
|
Khatanga basin Russia |
jUgɭ /ʒujgala/
|
Lena basin Russia |
jUgm /ʒujgama/
|
Indigirka basin Russia |
jUgn /ʒujgana/
|
Kolyma basin Russia |
jUgo /ʒujgo/
|
Amur basin Russia, Mongolia, China |
jUgozh /ʒujgozaɣa/
|
Hai River basin; Peiho; Pei He; Pei Ho China; Beijing, Peking |
jUgp /ʒujgapa/
|
Huang He basin; Yellow River China |
jUgq /ʒujgaca/
|
Yangtze basin China, Wuhan, Nanjing |
jUgr /ʒujgara/
|
Xi Jiang basin |
jUgs /ʒujgasa/
|
Mekong basin China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand |
jUgt /ʒujgata/
|
Irrawaddy basin Myanmar |
jUgu /ʒujgu/
|
Ganges-Brahmaputra basin Nepal, Bhutan, India, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Delhi |
jUgv /ʒujgava/
|
Godavari basin India |
jUgw /ʒujgawa/
|
Indus basin Nepal, India, Pakistan |
jUgx /ʒujgaxa/
|
Tigris & Euphrate basin Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran; Babylon, Baghdad |
jUgy /ʒujgaɟa/
|
Asian islands |
jUgyb /ʒujgaɟaba/
|
Yuzhny Island; Novaya Zemlya; south Russia |
jUgyc /ʒujgaɟaʃa/
|
Severny Island; Novaya Zemlya; north Russia |
jUgyd /ʒujgaɟada/
|
October Revolution Island Russia |
jUgye /ʒujgaɟe/
|
Kotelny Island Russia |
jUgyf /ʒujgaɟafa/
|
Sakhalin Russia |
jUgyg /ʒujgaɟaga/
|
Hokkaido Japan |
jUgyh /ʒujgaɟaɣa/
|
Honshu Japan; Tokyo |
jUgyi /ʒujgaɟi/
|
Shikoku Japan |
jUgyj /ʒujgaɟaʒa/
|
Kyushu Japan |
jUgyk /ʒujgaɟaka/
|
Taiwan |
jUgyɭ /ʒujgaɟala/
|
Hainan China |
jUgym /ʒujgaɟama/
|
Luzon Philippines |
jUgyn /ʒujgaɟana/
|
Mindanao Philippines |
jUgyo /ʒujgaɟo/
|
New Guinea Indonesia, Papua New Guinea |
jUgyp /ʒujgaɟapa/
|
Halmahera Indonesia |
jUgyq /ʒujgaɟaca/
|
Seram Island Indonesia |
jUgyr /ʒujgaɟara/
|
Sulawesi Indonesia |
jUgys /ʒujgaɟasa/
|
Timor Indonesia, East Timor |
jUgyt /ʒujgaɟata/
|
Borneo Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei |
jUgyu /ʒujgaɟu/
|
Flores Indonesia |
jUgyv /ʒujgaɟava/
|
Sumbawa Indonesia |
jUgyw /ʒujgaɟawa/
|
Java Indonesia |
jUgyx /ʒujgaɟaxa/
|
Sumatra Indonesia |
jUgyy /ʒujgaɟaɟa/
|
Sri Lanka; Ceylon |
jUi /ʒuji/
|
Africa ≈ DDC 916 |
jUib /ʒujiba/
|
Lake Chad endorheic basin Chad, Niger, Central African Republic, Cameroon |
jUic /ʒujiʃa/
|
Nile basin Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya; Cairo |
jUid /ʒujida/
|
Awash endorheic basin Ethiopia, Somaliland, Djibouti |
jUie /ʒujie/
|
Lake Turkana endorheic basin Ethiopia, South Sudan, Uganda, Kenya |
jUif /ʒujifa/
|
Shebelle basin; Uebi Scebeli Ethiopia, Somalia |
jUig /ʒujiga/
|
Tana basin Kenya |
jUih /ʒujiɣa/
|
Rufiji basin Tanzania |
jUii /ʒujiji/
|
Rowuma basin Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique |
jUij /ʒujiʒa/
|
Zambezi basin Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique |
jUik /ʒujika/
|
Save basin Zimbabwe, Mozambique |
jUiɭ /ʒujila/
|
Limpopo basin Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Botswana |
jUim /ʒujima/
|
Okavango endorheic basin Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia |
jUin /ʒujina/
|
Cunene basin Namibia, Angola |
jUio /ʒujio/
|
Cuanza basin Angola |
jUip /ʒujipa/
|
Congo basin Congo, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Gabon, Cameroon |
jUiq /ʒujica/
|
Ogooué basin Gabon |
jUir /ʒujira/
|
Sanaga basin Cameroon |
jUis /ʒujisa/
|
Niger basin Nigeria, Niger, Mali |
jUit /ʒujita/
|
Volta basin Ghana, Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast |
jUiu /ʒujiu/
|
Comoe basin Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast |
jUiv /ʒujiva/
|
Bandama basin Ivory Coast, Mali |
jUiw /ʒujiwa/
|
Senegal basin Senegal, Mauritania, Guinea |
jUix /ʒujixa/
|
Dra basin Morocco, Algeria |
jUiy /ʒujiɟa/
|
African islands ↞ jw islands |
jUiyc /ʒujiɟaʃa/
|
Socotra Yemen |
jUiye /ʒujiɟe/
|
Pemba Tanzania |
jUiyf /ʒujiɟafa/
|
Zanzibar; Unguja Tanzania |
jUiyh /ʒujiɟaɣa/
|
Grande Comore; Ngazidja |
jUiyi /ʒujiɟi/
|
Madagascar |
jUiyj /ʒujiɟaʒa/
|
Reunion |
jUiyk /ʒujiɟaka/
|
Mauritius |
jUiym /ʒujiɟama/
|
Sao Tome and Principe |
jUiyo /ʒujiɟo/
|
Bioko Equatorial Guinea |
jUiyq /ʒujiɟaca/
|
Fuerteventura |
jUiyr /ʒujiɟara/
|
Gran Canaria |
jUiys /ʒujiɟasa/
|
Tenerife |
jUiyu /ʒujiɟu/
|
Madeira |
jUiyx /ʒujiɟaxa/
|
Azores |
jUk /ʒujka/
|
Oceania ≈ DDC 919 |
jUkb /ʒujkaba/
|
Australia |
jUkbb /ʒujkababa/
|
Eyre Lake endorheic basin |
jUkbc /ʒujkabaʃa/
|
Mitchell basin |
jUkbd /ʒujkabada/
|
Burdekin basin |
jUkbe /ʒujkabe/
|
Fitzroy basin |
jUkbf /ʒujkabafa/
|
Murray-Darling basin |
jUkbh /ʒujkabaɣa/
|
Blackwood basin |
jUkbi /ʒujkabi/
|
Murchison basin |
jUkbj /ʒujkabaʒa/
|
Gascoyne basin |
jUkbk /ʒujkabaka/
|
Ashburton basin |
jUkbɭ /ʒujkabala/
|
Fortescue basin |
jUkbm /ʒujkabama/
|
De Grey basin |
jUkbo /ʒujkabo/
|
Fitzroy River basin |
jUkbq /ʒujkabaca/
|
Ord basin |
jUkbr /ʒujkabara/
|
Victoria River basin |
jUkbt /ʒujkabata/
|
Daly basin |
jUkbv /ʒujkabava/
|
Roper basin |
jUkbx /ʒujkabaxa/
|
Macarthur basin |
jUkc /ʒujkaʃa/
|
Manus Papua New Guinea |
jUkd /ʒujkada/
|
New Britain Papua New Guinea |
jUke /ʒujke/
|
New Ireland Papua New Guinea |
jUkfWk /ʒujkafawawka/
|
Solomon Islands |
jUkf /ʒujkafa/
|
Bougainville Island Papua New Guinea |
jUkg /ʒujkaga/
|
Choiseul Island Solomon Islands |
jUkh /ʒujkaɣa/
|
New Georgia Solomon Islands |
jUki /ʒujki/
|
Santa Isabel Solomon Islands |
jUkj /ʒujkaʒa/
|
Guadalcanal Solomon Islands |
jUkk /ʒujkaka/
|
Malaita Solomon Islands |
jUkɭ /ʒujkala/
|
Makira; San Cristobal Solomon Islands |
jUkm /ʒujkama/
|
Espiritu Santo Vanuatu |
jUkn /ʒujkana/
|
Malakula Vanuatu |
jUko /ʒujko/
|
Viti Levu Fiji |
jUkp /ʒujkapa/
|
Vanua Levu Fiji |
jUkq /ʒujkaca/
|
New Caledonia; Grande Terre |
jUkr /ʒujkara/
|
Fraser Island Australia |
jUksWu /ʒujkasawawu/
|
New Zealand |
jUks /ʒujkasa/
|
North Island New Zealand |
jUkt /ʒujkata/
|
South Island New Zealand |
jUku /ʒujku/
|
Stewart Island; Rakiura New Zealand |
jUkv /ʒujkava/
|
Tasmania Australia |
jUkw /ʒujkawa/
|
Kangaroo Island Australia |
jUkx /ʒujkaxa/
|
Melville Island Australia |
jUky /ʒujkaɟa/
|
Groote Eylandt Australia |
jUn /ʒujna/
|
North America ≈ DDC 917 |
jUnc /ʒujnaʃa/
|
Mackenzie basin Canada |
jUnd /ʒujnada/
|
Hayes-Back basin Canada |
jUne /ʒujne/
|
Thelon basin Canada |
jUnf /ʒujnafa/
|
Churchill basin Canada |
jUng /ʒujnaga/
|
Nelson basin Canada, USA |
jUnh /ʒujnaɣa/
|
Albany basin Canada |
jUni /ʒujni/
|
Caniapiscau basin Canada |
jUnj /ʒujnaʒa/
|
Saint Lawrence basin Canada, USA |
jUnjzh /ʒujnaʒazaɣa/
|
Hudson basin USA; New York |
jUnk /ʒujnaka/
|
Alabama-Tombigbee basin USA |
jUnɭ /ʒujnala/
|
Mississippi basin USA, Chicago, Denver, St. Louis |
jUnm /ʒujnama/
|
Brazos basin USA |
jUnn /ʒujnana/
|
Colorado basin USA |
jUno /ʒujno/
|
Bravo basin USA, Mexico |
jUnp /ʒujnapa/
|
Grisalva basin Mexico, Guatemala, Belize |
jUnq /ʒujnaca/
|
Santiago basin Mexico, Guadalajara |
jUnr /ʒujnara/
|
Colorado Pacific basin Mexico, USA |
jUns /ʒujnasa/
|
Great Salt Lake endorheic basin USA |
jUnt /ʒujnata/
|
Sacramento-San Joaquin basin USA |
jUnu /ʒujnu/
|
Columbia basin USA, Canada |
jUnv /ʒujnava/
|
Fraser basin USA, Canada |
jUnw /ʒujnawa/
|
Kuskokwim basin Alaska |
jUnx /ʒujnaxa/
|
Yukon basin Alaska, Canada |
jUny /ʒujnaɟa/
|
North American islands ↞ jw islands |
jUnyc /ʒujnaɟaʃa/
|
Banks Island Canada |
jUnyd /ʒujnaɟada/
|
Prince Patrick Island Canada |
jUnye /ʒujnaɟe/
|
Melville Island Canada |
jUnyf /ʒujnaɟafa/
|
Victoria Island Canada |
jUnyg /ʒujnaɟaga/
|
King William Island Canada |
jUnyh /ʒujnaɟaɣa/
|
Prince of Wales Island Canada |
jUnyi /ʒujnaɟi/
|
Somerset Island Canada |
jUnyj /ʒujnaɟaʒa/
|
Bathurst Island Canada |
jUnyk /ʒujnaɟaka/
|
Ellef Ringnes Island Canada |
jUnyɭ /ʒujnaɟala/
|
Devon Island Canada |
jUnym /ʒujnaɟama/
|
Axel Heiberg Island Canada |
jUnyn /ʒujnaɟana/
|
Ellesmere Island Canada |
jUnyo /ʒujnaɟo/
|
Greenland |
jUnyp /ʒujnaɟapa/
|
Baffin Island Canada |
jUnyq /ʒujnaɟaca/
|
Prince Charles Island Canada |
jUnyr /ʒujnaɟara/
|
Southampton Island Canada |
jUnys /ʒujnaɟasa/
|
Newfoundland Canada |
jUnyt /ʒujnaɟata/
|
Cape Breton Island Canada |
jUnyu /ʒujnaɟu/
|
Cuba |
jUnyv /ʒujnaɟava/
|
Jamaica |
jUnyw /ʒujnaɟawa/
|
Hispaniola Dominican Republic, Haiti |
jUnyx /ʒujnaɟaxa/
|
Hawai'i Big Island United States |
jUnyy /ʒujnaɟaɟa/
|
Vancouver Island Canada |
jUq /ʒujca/
|
South America ≈ DDC 918 |
jUqb /ʒujcaba/
|
Lake Titicaca basin Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Chile |
jUqc /ʒujcaʃa/
|
Magdalena basin Colombia, Venezuela, Bogota, Medellin |
jUqd /ʒujcada/
|
Orinoco basin Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana |
jUqe /ʒujce/
|
Cuyuni-Essequibo basin Venezuela, Guyana, Brazil |
jUqf /ʒujcafa/
|
Corantijn basin Guyana, Suriname, Brazil |
jUqg /ʒujcaga/
|
Maroni Suriname, Brazil |
jUqh /ʒujcaɣa/
|
Tocantins basin Brazil |
jUqi /ʒujci/
|
Rio Parnaiba basin Brazil |
jUqj /ʒujcaʒa/
|
Rio Jaguaribe basin Brazil |
jUqk /ʒujcaka/
|
Sao Francisco basin Brazil |
jUqɭ /ʒujcala/
|
Jequitinhonha basin Brazil |
jUqm /ʒujcama/
|
Rio Doce basin Brazil |
jUqn /ʒujcana/
|
Paraiba do Sul basin Brasil |
jUqo /ʒujco/
|
Uruguay basin Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina |
jUqp /ʒujcapa/
|
Rio Jacui basin Brazil |
jUqq /ʒujcaca/
|
Lagoon Mirim basin Brazil, Uruguay |
jUqr /ʒujcara/
|
Negro basin Brazil, Uruguay |
jUqs /ʒujcasa/
|
Parana basin Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina |
jUqt /ʒujcata/
|
Rio Salado basin Argentina |
jUqu /ʒujcu/
|
Salado basin Argentina |
jUqv /ʒujcava/
|
Colorado basin Argentina, Chile |
jUqw /ʒujcawa/
|
Negro basin Argentina, Chile |
jUqx /ʒujcaxa/
|
Chubut basin Argentina, Chile |
jUqy /ʒujcaɟa/
|
South American islands ↞ jw islands |
jUqyc /ʒujcaɟaʃa/
|
Puerto Rico |
jUqyd /ʒujcaɟada/
|
Trinidad |
jUqye /ʒujcaɟe/
|
Caviana Brazil |
jUqyf /ʒujcaɟafa/
|
Marajó Brazil |
jUqyg /ʒujcaɟaga/
|
Ilha Grande de Gurupá Brazil |
jUqyh /ʒujcaɟaɣa/
|
São Luís Island Brazil |
jUqyi /ʒujcaɟi/
|
Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego Argentina |
jUqyj /ʒujcaɟaʒa/
|
West Falkland; Gran Malvina |
jUqyk /ʒujcaɟaka/
|
East Falkland; Soledad |
jUqyɭ /ʒujcaɟala/
|
South Georgia |
jUqym /ʒujcaɟama/
|
Hoste Island Chile |
jUqyn /ʒujcaɟana/
|
Navarino Island Chile |
jUqyo /ʒujcaɟo/
|
Aracena Island Chile |
jUqyp /ʒujcaɟapa/
|
Dawson Island Chile |
jUqyq /ʒujcaɟaca/
|
Santa Inés Island Chile |
jUqyr /ʒujcaɟara/
|
Desolación Island Chile |
jUqys /ʒujcaɟasa/
|
Riesco Island Chile |
jUqyu /ʒujcaɟu/
|
Wellington Island Chile |
jUqyv /ʒujcaɟava/
|
Campana Island Chile |
jUqyw /ʒujcaɟawa/
|
Magdalena Island Chile |
jUqyx /ʒujcaɟaxa/
|
Chiloé Island Chile |
jUqyy /ʒujcaɟaɟa/
|
Isabela Island Galápagos (Ecuador) |
jUs /ʒujsa/
|
Antarctica ≈ DDC 919 |
jUuWy /ʒujuwawɟa/
|
Earth oceans ↞ jyo oceans |
jUu /ʒuju/
|
Southern Ocean; Antarctic Ocean; Austral Ocean ↞ jyo oceans |
jUud /ʒujuda/
|
Weddell Sea |
jUuf /ʒujufa/
|
Ross Sea |
jUui /ʒujui/
|
Great Australian Bight |
jUup /ʒujupa/
|
Spencer Gulf |
jUus /ʒujusa/
|
Scotia Sea |
jUuu /ʒujuwu/
|
Amundsen Sea |
jUuw /ʒujuwa/
|
Bellingshausen Sea |
jUuy /ʒujuɟa/
|
Davis Sea |
jUv /ʒujva/
|
Pacific Ocean ↞ jyo oceans |
jUvb /ʒujvaba/
|
Gulf of Thailand |
jUvbzj /ʒujvabazaʒa/
|
Java Sea |
jUvc /ʒujvaʃa/
|
Savu Sea |
jUvd /ʒujvada/
|
Molucca Sea |
jUve /ʒujve/
|
Halmahera Sea |
jUvezc /ʒujvezaʃa/
|
Ceram Sea |
jUvf /ʒujvafa/
|
Solomon Sea |
jUvg /ʒujvaga/
|
Bismarck Sea |
jUvh /ʒujvaɣa/
|
Gulf of Carpentaria |
jUvi /ʒujvi/
|
Coral Sea |
jUvizb /ʒujvizaba/
|
Bohai Sea |
jUvj /ʒujvaʒa/
|
Yellow Sea |
jUvk /ʒujvaka/
|
Tasman Sea |
jUvɭ /ʒujvala/
|
Timor Sea |
jUvɭzf /ʒujvalazafa/
|
Arafura Sea |
jUvm /ʒujvama/
|
Banda Sea |
jUvn /ʒujvana/
|
Flores Sea |
jUvo /ʒujvo/
|
Camotes Sea |
jUvp /ʒujvapa/
|
Philippine Sea |
jUvq /ʒujvaca/
|
Bohol Sea; Mindanao Sea |
jUvr /ʒujvara/
|
Celebes Sea |
jUvrzs /ʒujvarazasa/
|
Sulu Sea |
jUvs /ʒujvasa/
|
South China Sea |
jUvt /ʒujvata/
|
East China Sea |
jUvtzs /ʒujvatazasa/
|
Seto Inland Sea |
jUvu /ʒujvu/
|
Sea of Japan |
jUvuzo /ʒujvuzo/
|
Sea of Okhotsk |
jUvv /ʒujvava/
|
Sea of Cortez; Gulf of California |
jUvvzs /ʒujvavazasa/
|
Salish Sea |
jUvw /ʒujvawa/
|
Gulf of Alaska |
jUvx /ʒujvaxa/
|
Bering Sea |
jUvy /ʒujvaɟa/
|
Chilean Sea |
jUw /ʒujwa/
|
Indian Ocean ↞ jyo oceans |
jUwc /ʒujwaʃa/
|
Red Sea |
jUwd /ʒujwada/
|
Gulf of Aden |
jUwg /ʒujwaga/
|
Persian Gulf |
jUwɭ /ʒujwala/
|
Gulf of Saint Vincent |
jUwo /ʒujwo/
|
Gulf of Oman |
jUwr /ʒujwara/
|
Arabian Sea |
jUwt /ʒujwata/
|
Bay of Bengal |
jUwv /ʒujwava/
|
Andaman Sea |
jUwy /ʒujwaɟa/
|
Timor Sea |
jUx /ʒujxa/
|
Atlantic Ocean ↞ jyo oceans |
jUxb /ʒujxaba/
|
Baffin Bay |
jUxd /ʒujxada/
|
Gulf of St. Lawrence |
jUxf /ʒujxafa/
|
Bay of Fundy |
jUxhWi /ʒujxaɣawawi/
|
American Mediterranean Sea |
jUxh /ʒujxaɣa/
|
Caribbean Sea |
jUxi /ʒujxi/
|
Gulf of Mexico |
jUxk /ʒujxaka/
|
Sargasso Sea |
jUxɭ /ʒujxala/
|
Baltic Sea |
jUxɭb /ʒujxalaba/
|
Gulf of Bothnia |
jUxɭbb /ʒujxalababa/
|
Bay of Bothnia |
jUxɭbo /ʒujxalabo/
|
Bothnian Sea |
jUxɭc /ʒujxalaʃa/
|
Central Baltic Sea |
jUxɭf /ʒujxalafa/
|
Gulf of Finland |
jUxn /ʒujxana/
|
North Sea |
jUxo /ʒujxo/
|
Sea of the Hebrides |
jUxp /ʒujxapa/
|
Irish Sea |
jUxq /ʒujxaca/
|
Celtic Sea |
jUxs /ʒujxasa/
|
Bay of Biscay |
jUxt /ʒujxata/
|
Mediterranean Sea |
jUxtb /ʒujxataba/
|
Alboran Sea |
jUxtc /ʒujxataʃa/
|
Catalan Sea |
jUxtg /ʒujxataga/
|
Ligurian Sea |
jUxth /ʒujxataɣa/
|
Tyrrhenian Sea |
jUxti /ʒujxati/
|
Adriatic Sea |
jUxtj /ʒujxataʒa/
|
Ionian Sea |
jUxtɭ /ʒujxatala/
|
Gulf of Sidra; Gulf of Sirte |
jUxtn /ʒujxatana/
|
Aegean Sea |
jUxtni /ʒujxatani/
|
Mirtoon Sea |
jUxtnr /ʒujxatanara/
|
Sea of Crete |
jUxtnt /ʒujxatanata/
|
Thracian Sea |
jUxtr /ʒujxatara/
|
Sea of Marmara |
jUxu /ʒujxu/
|
Black Sea |
jUxuo /ʒujxuo/
|
Sea of Azov |
jUxw /ʒujxawa/
|
Gulf of Guinea |
jUy /ʒujɟa/
|
Arctic Ocean ↞ jyo oceans |
jUyb /ʒujɟaba/
|
Hudson Bay |
jUybj /ʒujɟabaʒa/
|
James Bay |
jUyc /ʒujɟaʃa/
|
Barents Sea |
jUyd /ʒujɟada/
|
Kara Sea |
jUye /ʒujɟe/
|
Beaufort Sea |
jUyf /ʒujɟafa/
|
Amundsen Gulf |
jUyg /ʒujɟaga/
|
Greenland Sea |
jUyn /ʒujɟana/
|
Norwegian Sea |
jUyo /ʒujɟo/
|
Chukchi Sea |
jUyp /ʒujɟapa/
|
Laptev Sea |
jUys /ʒujɟasa/
|
East Siberian Sea |
jUyw /ʒujɟawa/
|
White Sea |
jUyy /ʒujɟaɟa/
|
Lincoln Sea |
jab /ʒɛba/
|
week days |
jabb /ʒɛbaba/
|
Sunday |
jabc /ʒɛbaʃa/
|
Monday |
jabd /ʒɛbada/
|
Tuesday |
jabe /ʒɛbe/
|
Wednesday |
jabf /ʒɛbafa/
|
Thursday |
jabg /ʒɛbaga/
|
Friday |
jabh /ʒɛbaɣa/
|
Saturday |
jac /ʒɛʃa/
|
lunar phases; phases of the Moon |
jacb /ʒɛʃaba/
|
new moon |
jacd /ʒɛʃada/
|
waxing crescent |
jacf /ʒɛʃafa/
|
first quarter |
jacg /ʒɛʃaga/
|
waxing gibbous |
jacm /ʒɛʃama/
|
full moon |
jacq /ʒɛʃaca/
|
waning gibbous |
jact /ʒɛʃata/
|
third quarter; last quarter |
jacw /ʒɛʃawa/
|
waning crescent |
jad /ʒɛda/
|
day times; periods |
jadc /ʒɛdaʃa/
|
sunrise; sun up |
jadd /ʒɛdada/
|
dawn |
jadm /ʒɛdama/
|
morning |
jadn /ʒɛdana/
|
noon |
jado /ʒɛdo/
|
afternoon |
jadq /ʒɛdaca/
|
evening |
jads /ʒɛdasa/
|
sunset; sundown |
jadt /ʒɛdata/
|
twilight; nightfall; crepuscle |
jadu /ʒɛdu/
|
dusk |
jadx /ʒɛdaxa/
|
night |
jae /ʒɛe/
|
times |
jaeX /ʒɛexaw/
|
minutes |
jaeXX /ʒɛexawxaw/ []
|
seconds |
jaeXXb /ʒɛexawxawba/
|
0 sec |
jaeXXbzm /ʒɛexawxawbazama/
|
1 sec |
jaeXXc /ʒɛexawxawʃa/
|
2 sec |
jaeXXczi /ʒɛexawxawʃazi/
|
3 sec |
jaeXXczq /ʒɛexawxawʃazaca/
|
4 sec |
jaeXXd /ʒɛexawxawda/
|
5 sec |
jaeXXdzm /ʒɛexawxawdazama/
|
6 sec |
jaeXXe /ʒɛexawxawe/
|
7 sec |
jaeXXezi /ʒɛexawxawezi/
|
8 sec |
jaeXXezq /ʒɛexawxawezaca/
|
9 sec |
jaeXXf /ʒɛexawxawfa/
|
10 sec |
jaeXXh /ʒɛexawxawɣa/
|
15 sec |
jaeXXj /ʒɛexawxawʒa/
|
20 sec |
jaeXXɭ /ʒɛexawxawla/
|
25 sec |
jaeXXn /ʒɛexawxawna/
|
30 sec |
jaeXXp /ʒɛexawxawpa/
|
35 sec |
jaeXXr /ʒɛexawxawra/
|
40 sec |
jaeXXt /ʒɛexawxawta/
|
45 sec |
jaeXXv /ʒɛexawxawva/
|
50 sec |
jaeXXx /ʒɛexawxawxa/
|
55 sec |
jaeXb /ʒɛexawba/
|
0 min |
jaeXbzm /ʒɛexawbazama/
|
1 min |
jaeXc /ʒɛexawʃa/
|
2 min |
jaeXczi /ʒɛexawʃazi/
|
3 min |
jaeXczq /ʒɛexawʃazaca/
|
4 min |
jaeXd /ʒɛexawda/
|
5 min |
jaeXdzm /ʒɛexawdazama/
|
6 min |
jaeXe /ʒɛexawe/
|
7 min |
jaeXezi /ʒɛexawezi/
|
8 min |
jaeXezq /ʒɛexawezaca/
|
9 min |
jaeXf /ʒɛexawfa/
|
10 min |
jaeXfzm /ʒɛexawfazama/
|
11 min |
jaeXg /ʒɛexawga/
|
12 min |
jaeXgzi /ʒɛexawgazi/
|
13 min |
jaeXgzq /ʒɛexawgazaca/
|
14 min |
jaeXh /ʒɛexawɣa/
|
15 min; a quarter |
jaeXhzm /ʒɛexawɣazama/
|
16 min |
jaeXi /ʒɛexawi/
|
17 min |
jaeXizi /ʒɛexawizi/
|
18 min |
jaeXizq /ʒɛexawizaca/
|
19 min |
jaeXj /ʒɛexawʒa/
|
20 min |
jaeXjzm /ʒɛexawʒazama/
|
21 min |
jaeXk /ʒɛexawka/
|
22 min |
jaeXkzi /ʒɛexawkazi/
|
23 min |
jaeXkzq /ʒɛexawkazaca/
|
24 min |
jaeXɭ /ʒɛexawla/
|
25 min |
jaeXɭzm /ʒɛexawlazama/
|
26 min |
jaeXm /ʒɛexawma/
|
27 min |
jaeXmzi /ʒɛexawmazi/
|
28 min |
jaeXmzq /ʒɛexawmazaca/
|
29 min |
jaeXn /ʒɛexawna/
|
30 min; a half |
jaeXnzm /ʒɛexawnazama/
|
31 min |
jaeXo /ʒɛexawo/
|
32 min |
jaeXozi /ʒɛexawozi/
|
33 min |
jaeXozq /ʒɛexawozaca/
|
34 min |
jaeXp /ʒɛexawpa/
|
35 min |
jaeXpzm /ʒɛexawpazama/
|
36 min |
jaeXq /ʒɛexawca/
|
37 min |
jaeXqzi /ʒɛexawcazi/
|
38 min |
jaeXqzq /ʒɛexawcazaca/
|
39 min |
jaeXr /ʒɛexawra/
|
40 min |
jaeXrzm /ʒɛexawrazama/
|
41 min |
jaeXs /ʒɛexawsa/
|
42 min |
jaeXszi /ʒɛexawsazi/
|
43 min |
jaeXszq /ʒɛexawsazaca/
|
44 min |
jaeXt /ʒɛexawta/
|
45 min; three quarters |
jaeXtzm /ʒɛexawtazama/
|
46 min |
jaeXu /ʒɛexawu/
|
47 min |
jaeXuzi /ʒɛexawuzi/
|
48 min |
jaeXuzq /ʒɛexawuzaca/
|
49 min |
jaeXv /ʒɛexawva/
|
50 min |
jaeXvzm /ʒɛexawvazama/
|
51 min |
jaeXw /ʒɛexawwa/
|
52 min |
jaeXwzi /ʒɛexawwazi/
|
53 min |
jaeXwzq /ʒɛexawwazaca/
|
54 min |
jaeXx /ʒɛexawxa/
|
55 min |
jaeXxzm /ʒɛexawxazama/
|
56 min |
jaeXy /ʒɛexawɟa/
|
57 min |
jaeXyzi /ʒɛexawɟazi/
|
58 min |
jaeXyzq /ʒɛexawɟazaca/
|
59 min |
jaeb /ʒɛeba/
|
0 AM; midnight |
jaec /ʒɛeʃa/
|
1 AM |
jaed /ʒɛeda/
|
2 AM |
jaee /ʒɛeje/
|
3 AM |
jaef /ʒɛefa/
|
4 AM |
jaeg /ʒɛega/
|
5 AM |
jaeh /ʒɛeɣa/
|
6 AM |
jaei /ʒɛei/
|
7 AM |
jaej /ʒɛeʒa/
|
8 AM |
jaejɭzmf /ʒɛeʒalazamafa/ ⋄
|
8:26:10 AM |
jaek /ʒɛeka/
|
9 AM |
jaeɭ /ʒɛela/
|
10 AM |
jaem /ʒɛema/
|
11 AM |
jaen /ʒɛena/
|
12 AM; noon |
jaeo /ʒɛeo/
|
1 PM; 13 |
jaep /ʒɛepa/
|
2 PM; 14 |
jaeq /ʒɛeca/
|
3 PM; 15 |
jaer /ʒɛera/
|
4 PM; 16 |
jaes /ʒɛesa/
|
5 PM; 17 |
jaet /ʒɛeta/
|
6 PM; 18 |
jaeu /ʒɛeu/
|
7 PM; 19 |
jaev /ʒɛeva/
|
8 PM; 20 |
jaew /ʒɛewa/
|
9 PM; 21 |
jaex /ʒɛexa/
|
10 PM; 22 |
jaey /ʒɛeɟa/
|
11 PM; 23 |
jag /ʒɛga/
|
months |
jagX /ʒɛgaxaw/
|
dates; days ↞ an quantities |
jagXb /ʒɛgaxawba/
|
1st |
jagXc /ʒɛgaxawʃa/
|
2nd |
jagXd /ʒɛgaxawda/
|
3rd |
jagXe /ʒɛgaxawe/
|
4th |
jagXf /ʒɛgaxawfa/
|
5th |
jagXg /ʒɛgaxawga/
|
6th |
jagXh /ʒɛgaxawɣa/
|
7th |
jagXi /ʒɛgaxawi/
|
8th |
jagXj /ʒɛgaxawʒa/
|
9th |
jagXk /ʒɛgaxawka/
|
10th |
jagXɭ /ʒɛgaxawla/
|
11th |
jagXm /ʒɛgaxawma/
|
12th |
jagXn /ʒɛgaxawna/
|
13th |
jagXo /ʒɛgaxawo/
|
14th |
jagXp /ʒɛgaxawpa/
|
15th |
jagXq /ʒɛgaxawca/
|
16th |
jagXr /ʒɛgaxawra/
|
17th |
jagXs /ʒɛgaxawsa/
|
18th |
jagXt /ʒɛgaxawta/
|
19th |
jagXu /ʒɛgaxawu/
|
20th |
jagXv /ʒɛgaxawva/
|
21st |
jagXw /ʒɛgaxawwa/
|
22nd |
jagXx /ʒɛgaxawxa/
|
23rd |
jagXy /ʒɛgaxawɟa/
|
24th |
jagXyzf /ʒɛgaxawɟazafa/
|
25th |
jagXyzg /ʒɛgaxawɟazaga/
|
26th |
jagXyzh /ʒɛgaxawɟazaɣa/
|
27th |
jagXyzi /ʒɛgaxawɟazi/
|
28th |
jagXyzj /ʒɛgaxawɟazaʒa/
|
29th |
jagXyzk /ʒɛgaxawɟazaka/
|
30th |
jagXyzɭ /ʒɛgaxawɟazala/
|
31st |
jagb /ʒɛgaba/
|
January |
jagbb /ʒɛgababa/ ⋄
|
January 1st |
jagc /ʒɛgaʃa/
|
February |
jagd /ʒɛgada/
|
March |
jage /ʒɛge/
|
April |
jagf /ʒɛgafa/
|
May |
jagg /ʒɛgaga/
|
June |
jagh /ʒɛgaɣa/
|
July |
jagi /ʒɛgi/
|
August |
jagj /ʒɛgaʒa/
|
September |
jagk /ʒɛgaka/
|
October |
jagɭ /ʒɛgala/
|
November |
jagm /ʒɛgama/
|
December |
jagmyzɭ /ʒɛgamaɟazala/ ⋄
|
December 31st |
jai /ʒɛi/
|
seasons ↞ h958 orbiting |
jaii /ʒɛiji/
|
spring |
jaim /ʒɛima/
|
summer |
jait /ʒɛita/
|
fall; autumn |
jaiw /ʒɛiwa/
|
winter |
jak /ʒɛka/
|
weather [meteorology] ↞ hUap atmosphere |
jakd /ʒɛkada/
|
clouds |
jakdd /ʒɛkadada/
|
stratiform clouds |
jakdde /ʒɛkadade/
|
nimbostratus clouds |
jakddh /ʒɛkadadaɣa/
|
stratus clouds |
jakddɭ /ʒɛkadadala/
|
altostratus clouds |
jakddr /ʒɛkadadara/
|
cirrostratus clouds |
jakdi /ʒɛkadi/
|
cirriform clouds |
jakdir /ʒɛkadira/
|
cirrus clouds |
jakdit /ʒɛkadita/
|
polar stratospheric clouds |
jakdiw /ʒɛkadiwa/
|
noctilucent clouds; polar mesospheric clouds |
jakds /ʒɛkadasa/
|
stratocumuliform clouds |
jakdsh /ʒɛkadasaɣa/
|
stratocumulus clouds |
jakdsɭ /ʒɛkadasala/
|
altocumulus clouds |
jakdsr /ʒɛkadasara/
|
cirrocumulus clouds |
jakdu /ʒɛkadu/
|
cumuliform clouds |
jakduc /ʒɛkaduʃa/
|
cumulus congestus clouds |
jakdue /ʒɛkadue/
|
cumulus mediocris clouds |
jakduh /ʒɛkaduɣa/
|
cumulus humilis clouds |
jakdx /ʒɛkadaxa/
|
cumulonimbiform clouds |
jakdxc /ʒɛkadaxaʃa/
|
cumulonimbus clouds |
jake /ʒɛke/
|
haze; mist |
jakf /ʒɛkafa/
|
fog |
jaki /ʒɛki/
|
precipitation |
jakid /ʒɛkida/
|
drizzle; DZ |
jakif /ʒɛkifa/
|
freezing drizzle; FZDZ |
jakii /ʒɛkiji/
|
rain; RA |
jakik /ʒɛkika/
|
freezing rain; FZRA |
jakiɭ /ʒɛkila/
|
slush; rain and snow mixed; RASN |
jakin /ʒɛkina/
|
snow; SN |
jakio /ʒɛkio/
|
snow grains; SG |
jakip /ʒɛkipa/
|
ice pellets; sleet; PL |
jakiu /ʒɛkiu/
|
graupel; soft hail; snow pellets; GS |
jakiw /ʒɛkiwa/
|
hail; hailstones; GR |
jakix /ʒɛkixa/
|
diamond dust; ice crystals; IC |
jakn /ʒɛkana/
|
winds |
jakn97 /ʒɛkanaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
from cardinal direction |
jaknb /ʒɛkanaba/
|
calm Beaufort scale 0 |
jaknc /ʒɛkanaʃa/
|
light air B. 1 |
jaknd /ʒɛkanada/
|
light breeze B. 2 |
jakne /ʒɛkane/
|
gentle breeze B. 3 |
jaknf /ʒɛkanafa/
|
moderate breeze B. 4 |
jakng /ʒɛkanaga/
|
fresh breeze B. 5 |
jaknh /ʒɛkanaɣa/
|
strong breeze B. 6 |
jakni /ʒɛkani/
|
high wind; moderate gale; near gale B. 7 |
jaknj /ʒɛkanaʒa/
|
gale; fresh gale B. 8 |
jaknk /ʒɛkanaka/
|
strong gale; severe gale B. 9 |
jaknɭ /ʒɛkanala/
|
shole gale; storm B. 10 |
jaknm /ʒɛkanama/
|
violent storm B. 11 |
jaknn /ʒɛkanana/
|
hurricane-force wind B. 12 |
jaks /ʒɛkasa/
|
storms |
jakt /ʒɛkata/
|
cyclones; atmospheric disturbances |
jaktaf /ʒɛkatɛfa/
|
cold front |
jaktah /ʒɛkatɛɣa/
|
warm front |
jaktf /ʒɛkatafa/
|
frontal; extratropical cyclones |
jakth /ʒɛkataɣa/
|
tropical cyclones; hurricanes; typhoons |
jakto /ʒɛkato/
|
tornadoes |
jaktr /ʒɛkatara/
|
marine tornadoes |
jaɭ /ʒɛla/
|
climates [climatology] ↞ jak weather |
jaɭ93 /ʒɛlaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
mm/year average precipitations ↞ jaki precipitation |
jaɭ94 /ʒɛlaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
K average temperature ↞ g94 at K |
jaɭb /ʒɛlaba/
|
climate of ice-caps |
jaɭc /ʒɛlaʃa/
|
tundra climate |
jaɭd /ʒɛlada/
|
oceanic subarctic climate |
jaɭe /ʒɛle/
|
continental subarctic climate |
jaɭf /ʒɛlafa/
|
wet continental climate |
jaɭg /ʒɛlaga/
|
medium-latitude desert and steppe climate |
jaɭm /ʒɛlama/
|
mediterranean climate |
jaɭn /ʒɛlana/
|
oceanic temperate climate |
jaɭp /ʒɛlapa/
|
wet subtropical climate |
jaɭq /ʒɛlaca/
|
dry-wet tropical climate |
jaɭqad /ʒɛlacɛda/
|
dry season |
jaɭqae /ʒɛlacɛe/
|
wet season |
jaɭs /ʒɛlasa/
|
desert and western coast climate |
jaɭt /ʒɛlata/
|
desert and tropical steppe climate |
jaɭw /ʒɛlawa/
|
trade-wind coastal climate |
jaɭy /ʒɛlaɟa/
|
equatorial climate |
jap /ʒɛpa/
|
modelling processes; physiographic processes |
japb /ʒɛpaba/
|
impact events ↞ hqf asteroids |
japn /ʒɛpana/
|
weathering |
japnd /ʒɛpanada/
|
physical weathering; mechanical weathering; disaggregation |
japndc /ʒɛpanadaʃa/
|
thermal stress weathering; insolation weathering |
japndf /ʒɛpanadafa/
|
frost weathering; frost wedging; ice wedging; cryofracturing |
japndp /ʒɛpanadapa/
|
pressure release weathering; unloading |
japnds /ʒɛpanadasa/
|
haloclasty; salt-crystal growth |
japnh /ʒɛpanaɣa/
|
chemical weathering |
japnhd /ʒɛpanaɣada/
|
dissolution; karst; tsingy |
japr /ʒɛpara/
|
erosion |
japrc /ʒɛparaʃa/
|
rainfall and surface runoff |
japrcc /ʒɛparaʃaʃa/
|
splash erosion |
japrch /ʒɛparaʃaɣa/
|
sheet erosion |
japrcr /ʒɛparaʃara/
|
rill erosion |
japrcu /ʒɛparaʃu/
|
gully erosion |
japrf /ʒɛparafa/
|
valley erosion; stream erosion [fluvial morphology] ↞ js fresh water systems |
japrfc /ʒɛparafaʃa/
|
scour; bed erosion |
japrfn /ʒɛparafana/
|
bank erosion |
japrg /ʒɛparaga/
|
flood erosion; kolks; vortices |
japrh /ʒɛparaɣa/
|
shoreline erosion; coastal erosion ↞ jv shores |
japrhd /ʒɛparaɣada/
|
wave pounding |
japrhh /ʒɛparaɣaɣa/
|
shoreline abrasion; corrasion |
japrho /ʒɛparaɣo/
|
shoreline corrosion |
japrht /ʒɛparaɣata/
|
shoreline bioerosion ↞ m organisms |
japrk /ʒɛparaka/
|
chemical erosion ↞ fae reactions |
japrɭ /ʒɛparala/
|
glacial erosion [glacial morphology] ↞ jr glaciers |
japrɭc /ʒɛparalaʃa/
|
glacial abrasion; scouring |
japrɭq /ʒɛparalaca/
|
plucking; quarrying |
japrɭt /ʒɛparalata/
|
ice thrusting |
japrn /ʒɛparana/
|
wind erosion [aeolian morphology] ↞ jakn winds |
japrnd /ʒɛparanada/
|
wind deflation |
japrndc /ʒɛparanadaʃa/
|
surface creep; downhill creep |
japrndɭ /ʒɛparanadala/
|
saltation |
japrndu /ʒɛparanadu/
|
wind suspension |
japrnh /ʒɛparanaɣa/
|
wind abrasion |
japrs /ʒɛparasa/
|
slope movement; mass movement; mass wasting ↞ dafg gravitation |
japrsc /ʒɛparasaʃa/
|
surface creep |
japrsm /ʒɛparasama/
|
slumping |
japrss /ʒɛparasasa/
|
landslides |
japrssb /ʒɛparasasaba/
|
debris flow |
japrssc /ʒɛparasasaʃa/
|
mud flow |
japrsse /ʒɛparasase/
|
earthflows |
japrssɭ /ʒɛparasasala/
|
debris landslides |
japrssr /ʒɛparasasara/
|
sturzstroms |
japrsss /ʒɛparasasasa/
|
shallow landslides |
japrssw /ʒɛparasasawa/
|
deep-seated landslides |
japt /ʒɛpata/
|
sediment transport |
japtf /ʒɛpatafa/
|
fluvial transport ↞ jsr rivers |
japth /ʒɛpataɣa/
|
coastal sediment transport ↞ jv shores |
japtɭ /ʒɛpatala/
|
glacial sediment transport ↞ jr glaciers |
japtn /ʒɛpatana/
|
aeolian transport ↞ jakn winds |
japts /ʒɛpatasa/
|
hillslope sediment transport |
japv /ʒɛpava/
|
deposition |
jaq /ʒɛca/
|
earthquakes; quakes; tremors; temblors [seismology; seismic] ↞ it tectonic plates |
jaq63 /ʒɛcaltɔɲcɔ/ ⋄
|
causing effect |
jaqX /ʒɛcaxaw/ []
|
Richter magnitude |
jaqan /ʒɛcɛna/
|
transverse S-waves; body waves |
jaqap /ʒɛcɛpa/
|
logitudinal P-waves; shock waves; pressure waves |
jaqar /ʒɛcɛra/
|
surface waves; Rayleigh waves; Love waves |
jaqp /ʒɛcapa/
|
microearthquakes; Richter 1.0-1.9; Mercalli I |
jaqq /ʒɛcaca/
|
minor earthquakes; Richter 2.0-2.9; Mercalli I-II |
jaqr /ʒɛcara/
|
minor eathquakes; Richter 3.0-3.9; Mercalli III-IV |
jaqs /ʒɛcasa/
|
light earhquakes; Richter 4.0-4.9; Mercalli IV-VI |
jaqt /ʒɛcata/
|
moderate earthquakes; Richter 5.0-5.9; Mercalli VI-VII |
jaqu /ʒɛcu/
|
strong earthquakes; Richter 6.0-6.9; Mercalli VIII-X |
jaqv /ʒɛcava/
|
major earthquakes; Richter 7.0-7.9; Mercalli X |
jaqw /ʒɛcawa/
|
great earthquakes; RIchter 8.0-8.9 |
jaqx /ʒɛcaxa/
|
great earthquakes; Richter 9.0- |
jav /ʒɛva/
|
cardinal directions; cardinal points; points of the compass |
javb /ʒɛvaba/
|
north; N; tramontana |
javc /ʒɛvaʃa/
|
north-northeast; NNE |
jave /ʒɛve/
|
north-eastern; NE; greco; bora |
javf /ʒɛvafa/
|
east-northeast ; ENE |
javh /ʒɛvaɣa/
|
east; E; levante; oriente |
javi /ʒɛvi/
|
east-southeast; ESE |
javk /ʒɛvaka/
|
south-eastern; SE; scirocco; exaloc |
javɭ /ʒɛvala/
|
south-southeast; SSE |
javn /ʒɛvana/
|
south; S; ostro; mezzogiorno |
javo /ʒɛvo/
|
south-southwest; SSW |
javq /ʒɛvaca/
|
south-western; SW; libeccio; garbino; eissalot |
javr /ʒɛvara/
|
west-southwest; WSW |
javt /ʒɛvata/
|
west; W; ponente; zephyrus |
javu /ʒɛvu/
|
west-northwest; WNW |
javw /ʒɛvawa/
|
north-western; NW; maestro; mistral |
javx /ʒɛvaxa/
|
north-northwest; NNW |
jax /ʒɛxa/
|
longitude degrees; primes ↞ bcdyau spherical surfaces |
jaxb /ʒɛxaba/
|
180 W to 160 W |
jaxc /ʒɛxaʃa/
|
160 W to 140 W |
jaxd /ʒɛxada/
|
140 W to 120 W |
jaxe /ʒɛxe/
|
120 W to 100 W |
jaxf /ʒɛxafa/
|
100 W to 80 W |
jaxg /ʒɛxaga/
|
80 W to 60 W |
jaxh /ʒɛxaɣa/
|
60 W to 40 W |
jaxi /ʒɛxi/
|
40 W to 20 W |
jaxj /ʒɛxaʒa/
|
20 W to 0 |
jaxk /ʒɛxaka/
|
0 to 20 E |
jaxkb /ʒɛxakaba/
|
0 to 1 E |
jaxkc /ʒɛxakaʃa/
|
1 to 2 E |
jaxkd /ʒɛxakada/
|
2 to 3 E |
jaxke /ʒɛxake/
|
3 to 4 E |
jaxkf /ʒɛxakafa/
|
4 to 5 E |
jaxkg /ʒɛxakaga/
|
5 to 6 E |
jaxkh /ʒɛxakaɣa/
|
6 to 7 E |
jaxki /ʒɛxaki/
|
7 to 8 E |
jaxkj /ʒɛxakaʒa/
|
8 to 9 E |
jaxkk /ʒɛxakaka/
|
9 to 10 E |
jaxkɭ /ʒɛxakala/
|
10 to 11 E |
jaxkm /ʒɛxakama/
|
11 to 12 E |
jaxkn /ʒɛxakana/
|
12 to 13 E |
jaxko /ʒɛxako/
|
13 to 14 E |
jaxkp /ʒɛxakapa/
|
14 to 15 E |
jaxkq /ʒɛxakaca/
|
15 to 16 E |
jaxkr /ʒɛxakara/
|
16 to 17 E |
jaxks /ʒɛxakasa/
|
17 to 18 E |
jaxkt /ʒɛxakata/
|
18 to 19 E |
jaxku /ʒɛxaku/
|
19 to 20 E |
jaxɭ /ʒɛxala/
|
20 E to 40 E |
jaxm /ʒɛxama/
|
40 E to 60 E |
jaxn /ʒɛxana/
|
60 E to 80 E |
jaxo /ʒɛxo/
|
80 E to 100 E |
jaxp /ʒɛxapa/
|
100 E to 120 E |
jaxq /ʒɛxaca/
|
120 E to 140 E |
jaxr /ʒɛxara/
|
140 E to 160 E |
jaxs /ʒɛxasa/
|
160 E to 180 |
jay /ʒɛɟa/
|
latitude degrees; primes ↞ bcdyau spherical surfaces |
jayU /ʒɛɟuj/ []
|
North Pole |
jayX /ʒɛɟaxaw/
|
subdivisions of 10° stripes |
jayXX /ʒɛɟaxawxaw/
|
subdivisions of 30' stripes |
jayXb /ʒɛɟaxawba/
|
30' |
jayXc /ʒɛɟaxawʃa/
|
29' |
jayXy /ʒɛɟaxawɟa/
|
6' |
jayXyzb /ʒɛɟaxawɟazaba/
|
5' |
jayXyzc /ʒɛɟaxawɟazaʃa/
|
4' |
jayXyzd /ʒɛɟaxawɟazada/
|
3' |
jayXyze /ʒɛɟaxawɟaze/
|
2' |
jayXyzf /ʒɛɟaxawɟazafa/
|
1' |
jaybWj /ʒɛɟabawawʒa/
|
in northern hemisphere; boreal |
jayb /ʒɛɟaba/
|
90 to 80 degrees north |
jayc /ʒɛɟaʃa/
|
80 to 70 degrees north |
jayd /ʒɛɟada/
|
70 to 60 degrees north |
jaydU /ʒɛɟaduj/
|
Arctic Circle; 66°33' N |
jaye /ʒɛɟe/
|
60 to 50 degrees north |
jayf /ʒɛɟafa/
|
50 to 40 degrees north |
jayfb /ʒɛɟafaba/
|
50 00' to 49 30' N |
jayfc /ʒɛɟafaʃa/
|
49 30' to 49 00' N |
jayfd /ʒɛɟafada/
|
49 00' to 48 30' N |
jayfe /ʒɛɟafe/
|
48 30' to 48 00' N |
jayff /ʒɛɟafafa/
|
48 00' to 47 30' N |
jayfg /ʒɛɟafaga/
|
47 30' to 47 00' N |
jayfh /ʒɛɟafaɣa/
|
47 00' to 46 30' N |
jayfi /ʒɛɟafi/
|
46 30' to 46 00' N |
jayfj /ʒɛɟafaʒa/
|
46 00' to 45 30' N |
jayfk /ʒɛɟafaka/
|
45 30' to 45 00' N |
jayfɭ /ʒɛɟafala/
|
45 00' to 44 30' N |
jayfm /ʒɛɟafama/
|
44 30' to 44 00' N |
jayfn /ʒɛɟafana/
|
44 00' to 43 30' N |
jayfo /ʒɛɟafo/
|
43 30' to 43 00' N |
jayfp /ʒɛɟafapa/
|
43 00' to 42 30' N |
jayfq /ʒɛɟafaca/
|
42 30' to 42 00' N |
jayfr /ʒɛɟafara/
|
42 00' to 41 30' N |
jayfs /ʒɛɟafasa/
|
41 30' to 41 00' N |
jayft /ʒɛɟafata/
|
41 00' to 40 30' N |
jayfu /ʒɛɟafu/
|
40 30' to 40 00' N |
jayg /ʒɛɟaga/
|
40 to 30 degrees north |
jayh /ʒɛɟaɣa/
|
30 to 20 degrees north |
jayhU /ʒɛɟaɣuj/ []
|
Tropic of Cancer; Northern Tropic |
jayi /ʒɛɟi/
|
20 to 10 degrees north |
jayj /ʒɛɟaʒa/
|
10 to 0 degrees north |
jayju /ʒɛɟaʒu/
|
Equator |
jaykWt /ʒɛɟakawawta/
|
in southern hemisphere; austral |
jayk /ʒɛɟaka/
|
0 to 10 degrees south |
jayɭ /ʒɛɟala/
|
10 to 20 degrees south |
jaym /ʒɛɟama/
|
20 to 30 degrees south |
jaymU /ʒɛɟamuj/ []
|
Tropic of Capricorn; Southern Tropic |
jayn /ʒɛɟana/
|
30 to 40 degrees south |
jayo /ʒɛɟo/
|
40 to 50 degrees south |
jayp /ʒɛɟapa/
|
50 to 60 degrees south |
jayq /ʒɛɟaca/
|
60 to 70 degrees south |
jayqU /ʒɛɟacuj/
|
Antarctic Circle; 66°33' S |
jayr /ʒɛɟara/
|
70 to 80 degrees south |
jays /ʒɛɟasa/
|
80 to 90 degrees south |
jaysu /ʒɛɟasu/
|
89 30' to 90 00 S |
jaysuy /ʒɛɟasuɟa/
|
South Pole |
jb /ʒaba/
|
morphological elements |
jbd /ʒabada/
|
pits |
jbf /ʒabafa/
|
pools |
jbh /ʒabaɣa/
|
channels |
jbɭ /ʒabala/
|
local plains |
jbp /ʒabapa/
|
passes; gaps |
jbr /ʒabara/
|
ridges |
jbx /ʒabaxa/
|
peaks |
jd /ʒada/
|
mountains; hills; ridges; ranges [orography] ↞ isax orogeny |
jd92 /ʒadaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
at the springs of basin |
jdU /ʒaduj/
|
mountain ranges of contemporary Earth ↞ hU the Earth |
jdUb /ʒadujba/
|
Balkan Mountains ↞ jUe Europe |
jdUc /ʒadujʃa/
|
Alps ↞ jUe Europe |
jdUe /ʒaduje/
|
Pyrenees ↞ jUe Europe |
jdUg /ʒadujga/
|
Caucasus ↞ jUe Europe jUg Asia |
jdUh /ʒadujɣa/
|
Urals ↞ jUe Europe jUg Asia |
jdUi /ʒaduji/
|
Karakoram |
jdUj /ʒadujʒa/
|
Himalaya ↞ jdUg Caucasus |
jdUju /ʒadujʒu/
|
Mahalangur Himal |
jdUjw /ʒadujʒawa/
|
Kanchenjunga |
jdUɭ /ʒadujla/
|
Atlas ↞ jUi Africa |
jdUp /ʒadujpa/
|
Appalachians ↞ jUn North America |
jdUr /ʒadujra/
|
North American Cordillera ↞ jUn North America |
jdUrr /ʒadujrara/
|
Rocky Mountains |
jdUs /ʒadujsa/
|
Andes ↞ jUq South America |
jdc /ʒadaʃa/
|
volcanic mountains ↞ iac volcanism |
jdcc /ʒadaʃaʃa/
|
composite cones; stratovolcanoes |
jdcs /ʒadaʃasa/
|
shield volcanoes |
jdf /ʒadafa/
|
fold mountains |
jdk /ʒadaka/
|
fault-block mountains |
jdkg /ʒadakaga/
|
grabens |
jdkh /ʒadakaɣa/
|
horsts |
jdm /ʒadama/
|
uplifted passive margins |
jdr /ʒadara/
|
residual mountains |
jdri /ʒadari/
|
inselbergs; monadnocks; tors; castle koppies; kopjes e.g. Ayers Rock |
jdro /ʒadaro/
|
bornhardts |
jdu /ʒadu/
|
dunes ↞ japv deposition |
jdw /ʒadawa/
|
moraines ↞ jr glaciers |
jdwe /ʒadawe/
|
lateral moraines |
jdwg /ʒadawaga/
|
ground moraines |
jdwn /ʒadawana/
|
end moraines; terminal moraines |
jdwr /ʒadawara/
|
recessional moraines |
jdwt /ʒadawata/
|
medial moraine |
jdwu /ʒadawu/
|
supraglacial moraines |
jdww /ʒadawawa/
|
washboard moraines |
jdwy /ʒadawaɟa/
|
veiki moraines |
jf /ʒafa/
|
stone runs; stone rivers; stone streams; stone seas |
jj /ʒaʒa/
|
valleys; dales |
jjf /ʒaʒafa/
|
river valleys; vales; V-shaped valleys ↞ jsr rivers |
jji /ʒaʒi/
|
rift valleys ↞ it tectonic plates |
jjɭ /ʒaʒala/
|
glacial valleys ↞ jr glaciers |
jjɭo /ʒaʒalo/
|
trough valleys; U-shaped valleys |
jjɭt /ʒaʒalata/
|
tunnel valleys |
jjɭw /ʒaʒalawa/
|
meltwater valleys |
jjo /ʒaʒo/
|
box valleys |
jɭ /ʒala/
|
plains |
jɭh /ʒalaɣa/
|
high plains; highlands; uplands; plateaus; tablelands; mesas |
jɭhae /ʒalaɣɛe/
|
escarpments; scarps |
jɭhag /ʒalaɣɛga/
|
canyons; gorges |
jɭo /ʒalo/
|
lowlands |
jɭt /ʒalata/
|
coastal plains |
jo /ʒo/
|
soils; pedosphere [soil science; pedology; edaphology] ↞ l bacteria m organisms |
jo95 /ʒoɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing pedogenetic process |
joae /ʒoɛe/
|
paedogenetic regimes |
joaeg /ʒoɛega/
|
gleization |
joaei /ʒoɛei/
|
calcification |
joaeɭ /ʒoɛela/
|
laterization |
joaep /ʒoɛepa/
|
podzolitation |
joah /ʒoɛɣa/
|
soil horizons |
joahc /ʒoɛɣaʃa/
|
O horizon; organic matter |
joahh /ʒoɛɣaɣa/
|
P horizon; peat; humus |
joahj /ʒoɛɣaʒa/
|
A horizon; topsoil |
joahɭ /ʒoɛɣala/
|
E horizon; eluvium |
joahn /ʒoɛɣana/
|
B horizon; subsoil |
joahp /ʒoɛɣapa/
|
C horizon; parent rock |
joahs /ʒoɛɣasa/
|
D horizon |
joahu /ʒoɛɣu/
|
R horizon; bedrock |
joahx /ʒoɛɣaxa/
|
L horizon; limnic |
joc /ʒoʃa/
|
permafrost and stony soils |
jocc /ʒoʃaʃa/
|
cryosols; ice-affected soils; CR |
jocɭ /ʒoʃala/
|
leptosols; shallow or extremely gravelly soils; LP |
joe /ʒoe/
|
soils influenced by water |
joee /ʒoeje/
|
vertisols; alternating wet-dry conditions; rich in swelling clays; VR |
joef /ʒoefa/
|
fluvisols; floodplains; tidal marshes; FL |
joen /ʒoena/
|
solonetz; alkaline soils; SN |
joes /ʒoesa/
|
solonchaks; salt enrichment upon evaporation; SC |
joey /ʒoeɟa/
|
gleysols; groundwater affected soils; GL |
jof /ʒofa/
|
soils set by Fe/Al chemistry |
jofb /ʒofaba/
|
andosols; allophanes or Al-humus complexes; AN |
jofd /ʒofada/
|
podzols; cheluviation and chilluviation; PZ |
jofi /ʒofi/
|
plinthosols; PT; accumulation of Fe under hydromorphic conditions |
jofn /ʒofana/
|
nitisols; low-activity clay; P fixation; strongly structured; NT |
jofr /ʒofara/
|
ferralsols; dominance of kaolinite and sesquioxides; FR |
joi /ʒoi/
|
soils with stagnating water |
joip /ʒoipa/
|
planosols; abrupt textural discontinuity; PL |
jois /ʒoisa/
|
stagnosols; structural or moderate textural discontinuity; ST |
joo /ʒojo/
|
organic high base soils |
jooc /ʒojoʃa/
|
chernozems; typically mollic; CH |
jook /ʒojoka/
|
kastanozems; transition to drier climate; KS |
joop /ʒojopa/
|
phaeozems; transition to more humid climate; PH |
jos /ʒosa/
|
less soluble salts and non-saline soils |
josg /ʒosaga/
|
gypsisols; gypsum soils; GY |
josi /ʒosi/
|
durisols; silica soils; DU |
josɭ /ʒosala/
|
calcisols; calcium carbonate soils; CL |
jot /ʒota/
|
clay-enriched soils |
jotb /ʒotaba/
|
retisols; albeluvisols; albeluvic tonguing; AB; RT |
jotɭ /ʒotala/
|
alisols; low base status; high-activity clay soils; AL |
jotr /ʒotara/
|
acrisols; low base status; low-activity clay soils; AC |
jotv /ʒotava/
|
luvisols; high base status; high-activity clay soils; LV |
jotx /ʒotaxa/
|
lixisols; high base status; low-activity clay soils; LX |
jov /ʒova/
|
young and little profile soils |
jovb /ʒovaba/
|
umbrisols; soils with an acidic dark topsoil; UM |
jove /ʒove/
|
arenosols; sandy soils; AR |
jovm /ʒovama/
|
cambisols; moderately developed soils; CM |
jovr /ʒovara/
|
regosols; soils with no significant profile development; RG |
jox /ʒoxa/
|
histosols; soils with thick organic layers; HS |
joy /ʒoɟa/
|
soils with strong human influence |
joyn /ʒoɟana/
|
anthrosols; soils with long and intensive agricultural use; AT |
joyt /ʒoɟata/
|
technosols; soils containing many artefacts; TC |
jqWy /ʒacawawɟa/
|
water reservoirs |
jq /ʒaca/
|
aquifers; ground water; water-bearing strata [hydrogeology] ↞ fU water |
jqah /ʒacɛɣa/
|
saturated zone; phreatic zone |
jqahq /ʒacɛɣaca/
|
aquitard |
jqahqc /ʒacɛɣacaʃa/
|
aquiclude; aquifuge |
jqav /ʒacɛva/
|
unsaturated zone; vadose zone |
jr /ʒara/
|
glaciers; glacial systems [glaciology] ↞ ibeb ice |
jrc /ʒaraʃa/
|
ice sheets; ice caps |
jrd /ʒarada/
|
ice domes |
jri /ʒari/
|
icestreams |
jrɭ /ʒarala/
|
icefields |
jro /ʒaro/
|
outlet glaciers |
jrq /ʒaraca/
|
valley glaciers |
jrs /ʒarasa/
|
piedmont glaciers |
jru /ʒaru/
|
cirque glaciers |
js /ʒasa/
|
fresh water systems; drainage basins; watersheds [hydrology; hydrography; limnology] ↞ fU water |
js923 /ʒasaɲɔntɔɲcɔ/ []
|
flowing from mountains |
js924 /ʒasaɲɔntɔŋkɔ/ []
|
flowing into; tributary of basin |
jsah /ʒasɛɣa/
|
high basin |
jsai /ʒasɛi/
|
medium basin |
jsaɭ /ʒasɛla/
|
low basin |
jsɭ /ʒasala/
|
lakes; ponds; still water; stagnant water |
jsɭ92i /ʒasalaɲɔntɔi/ ⋄
|
lakes of Africa |
jsɭ982 /ʒasalaɲɔrkɔntɔ/ []
|
measuring Km2 surface |
jsɭab /ʒasalɛba/
|
pools |
jsɭad /ʒasalɛda/
|
ponds |
jsɭaɭ /ʒasalɛla/
|
lakes s.s. |
jsɭb /ʒasalaba/
|
tectonic lakes ↞ it tectonic plates |
jsɭc /ʒasalaʃa/
|
volcanic lakes ↞ iac volcanism |
jsɭg /ʒasalaga/
|
glacial lakes ↞ jr glaciers |
jsɭi /ʒasali/
|
fluvial lakes ↞ jsr rivers |
jsɭib /ʒasaliba/
|
oxbow lakes |
jsɭid /ʒasalida/
|
fluviatile dams |
jsɭiɭ /ʒasalila/
|
lateral lakes |
jsɭj /ʒasalaʒa/
|
solution lakes ↞ fae reactions |
jsɭɭ /ʒasalala/
|
landslide lakes ↞ japrss landslides |
jsɭo /ʒasalo/
|
aeolian lakes ↞ jakn winds |
jsɭs /ʒasalasa/
|
shoreline lakes ↞ jv shores |
jsɭv /ʒasalava/
|
organic lakes ↞ m organisms |
jsɭx /ʒasalaxa/
|
anthropogenic lakes ↞ v technologies |
jsɭy /ʒasalaɟa/
|
meteorite lakes; extraterrestrial impact-crater lakes ↞ japb impact events |
jsr /ʒasara/
|
rivers; streams; watercourses; flowing water [potamology] |
jsr958 /ʒasaraɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
of m3/s; cubic meters per second; cumec discharge, rate of volumetric flow, water flow |
jsraf /ʒasarɛfa/
|
flooding |
jsras /ʒasarɛsa/
|
sources |
jsrat /ʒasarɛta/
|
channel |
jsratb /ʒasarɛtaba/
|
stream bed |
jsratn /ʒasarɛtana/
|
banks; embankments |
jsratt /ʒasarɛtata/
|
terraces |
jsrau /ʒasarɛu/
|
mouth |
jsrauc /ʒasarɛuʃa/
|
confluence |
jsraud /ʒasarɛuda/
|
delta |
jsraudɭ /ʒasarɛudala/
|
liman; guba |
jsraue /ʒasarɛue/
|
estuary |
jsrav /ʒasarɛva/
|
brooks |
jsraw /ʒasarɛwa/
|
creeks |
jsrax /ʒasarɛxa/
|
intermittent rivers; ephemeral rivers |
jsrb /ʒasaraba/
|
bedrock rivers |
jsrb808jsrɭ /ʒasarabarkɔwɔrkɔʒasarala/
|
bedrock-alluvial rivers |
jsrɭ /ʒasarala/
|
alluvial rivers |
jsrɭc /ʒasaralaʃa/
|
straight-channel rivers |
jsrɭi /ʒasarali/
|
braided-channel rivers |
jsrɭm /ʒasaralama/
|
meandering rivers |
jsrɭs /ʒasaralasa/
|
anastomosed rivers |
jst /ʒasata/
|
waterfalls; rapids; cataracts; cascades |
jstd /ʒasatada/
|
ledge waterfalls |
jstf /ʒasatafa/
|
plunges |
jsth /ʒasataɣa/
|
horsetail waterfalls |
jsts /ʒasatasa/
|
cascades |
jstt /ʒasatata/
|
tiered waterfalls; multi-step; staircase waterfalls |
jv /ʒava/
|
shores; shorelines; coasts; coastal systems; rivieras [coastal morphology] |
jvac /ʒavɛʃa/
|
cliffed coasts; abrasion coasts; seacliffs |
jvaf /ʒavɛfa/
|
flat coasts; flat shorelines |
jvafb /ʒavɛfaba/
|
beaches; intertidal zones |
jvaff /ʒavɛfafa/
|
shorefaces |
jvag /ʒavɛga/
|
graded shorelines |
jvb /ʒavaba/
|
bays; inlets; coves; gulfs; seas; sounds; bights |
jvbf /ʒavabafa/
|
fjords; fiords ↞ jr glaciers |
jvɭ /ʒavala/
|
lagoons |
jvm /ʒavama/
|
salt marshes; saltmarshes |
jvp /ʒavapa/
|
peninsulas; promontories |
jvph /ʒavapaɣa/
|
headlands; heads |
jw /ʒawa/
|
islands; isles |
jw92 /ʒawaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in sea; lake; river |
jwbWɭ /ʒawabawawla/
|
continental islands |
jwc /ʒawaʃa/
|
microcontinental islands |
jwe /ʒawe/
|
barrier islands |
jwf /ʒawafa/
|
fluvial islands; alluvial islands ↞ jsr rivers |
jwmWu /ʒawamawawu/
|
oceanic islands |
jwo /ʒawo/
|
volcanic islands ↞ iac volcanism |
jwoc /ʒawoʃa/
|
volcanic island arcs |
jwof /ʒawofa/
|
oceanic rift islands |
jwoh /ʒawoɣa/
|
hotspot islands |
jwt /ʒawata/
|
atolls ↞ mqdc anthozoa |
jww /ʒawawa/
|
artificial islands ↞ v technologies |
jx /ʒaxa/
|
archipelagos; island groups; island chains ↞ jw islands |
jy /ʒaɟa/
|
seas [oceanography] |
jyae /ʒaɟɛe/
|
wind waves; wind-generated waves; ocean waves |
jyaet /ʒaɟɛeta/
|
tsunamis |
jyai /ʒaɟɛi/
|
tides |
jyan /ʒaɟɛna/
|
ocean currents |
jyas /ʒaɟɛsa/
|
oceanic basins [bathymetry] |
jyo /ʒaɟo/
|
oceans |
kWn /kawawna/
|
life [biology] |
k /ka/
|
genes; genetic code [genetics] ↞ fu nucleic acids ≈ DDC 576.5 |
k95 /kaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
genetic process |
k97 /kaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
including region |
k98 /kaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
coding for gene product; functional molecule |
k98t /kaɲɔrkɔta/
|
proteins |
k98u /kaɲɔrkɔu/
|
nucleic acids |
k98ur /kaɲɔrkɔura/
|
functional RNA chain |
kac /kɛʃa/
|
replication |
kacm /kɛʃama/
|
mutations |
kaeWg /kɛewawga/
|
expression |
kae /kɛe/
|
transcription |
kaf /kɛfa/
|
translation |
kag /kɛga/
|
gene regulation |
kah /kɛɣa/
|
inheritance |
kak /kɛka/
|
codons |
kaks /kɛkasa/
|
stop codons |
kam /kɛma/
|
exons |
kan /kɛna/
|
introns |
kao /kɛo/
|
operons |
kar /kɛra/
|
regulatory sequences ↞ kag gene regulation |
kare /kɛre/
|
enhancers |
karp /kɛrapa/
|
promoters |
kaw /kɛwa/
|
alleles |
ke /ke/
|
mRNA; messenger RNA |
kf /kafa/
|
tRNA; transfer RNA |
kh /kaɣa/
|
chromosomes |
khaɭ /kaɣɛla/
|
loci |
khaɭt /kaɣɛlata/
|
telomeres |
ki /ki/
|
plasmids |
km /kama/
|
genomes |
kmap /kamɛpa/
|
haploid |
kmaq /kamɛca/
|
diploid |
kv /kava/
|
viruses [virology] |
kv64 /kavaltɔŋkɔ/
|
infecting host |
kv64ɭ /kavaltɔŋkɔla/
|
bacteriophages; phages |
kvanWr /kavɛnawawra/
|
viral particles; virions |
kvan /kavɛna/
|
genetic material ↞ k genes |
kvap /kavɛpa/
|
protein coat |
kvar /kavɛra/
|
virus envelope |
kvb /kavaba/
|
bunyavirales |
kvc /kavaʃa/
|
caudovirales |
kvh /kavaɣa/
|
herpesvirales |
kvɭ /kavala/
|
ligamenvirales |
kvm /kavama/
|
mononegavirales |
kvn /kavana/
|
nidovirales |
kvp /kavapa/
|
picornavirales |
kvt /kavata/
|
tymovirales |
ɭ /la/
|
bacteria; prokaryote organisms; prokaryotes [microbiology] ↞ k genes ≈ DDC 579.3 570 |
ɭ7 /lajɔ/
|
composed of [biochemistry] |
ɭ7f /lajɔfa/ ⋄
|
molecule [molecular biology] |
ɭ7fur /lajɔfura/ ⋄
|
RNA |
ɭ95 /laɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
cellular function; process |
ɭ96 /laɲɔltɔ/ []
|
with trait; character |
ɭ963 /laɲɔltɔɲcɔ/ []
|
expressing gene |
ɭ97 /laɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with cell organ |
ɭaf /lɛfa/
|
cellular functions; processes [cell physiology] |
ɭafg /lɛfaga/
|
growth |
ɭafm /lɛfama/
|
metabolism |
ɭafmah /lɛfamɛɣa/
|
homeostasis |
ɭafmbWk /lɛfamabawawka/
|
catabolism |
ɭafmd /lɛfamada/
|
cellular digestion |
ɭafme /lɛfame/
|
cellular respiration |
ɭafmf /lɛfamafa/
|
fermentation |
ɭafmi /lɛfami/
|
carbohydrate catabolism ↞ fo carbohydrates |
ɭafmj /lɛfamaʒa/
|
fat catabolism ↞ fp lipids |
ɭafmk /lɛfamaka/
|
protein catabolism ↞ ft proteins |
ɭafmɭWo /lɛfamalawawo/
|
energy transformation |
ɭafmɭ /lɛfamala/
|
oxidative phosphorylation |
ɭafmm /lɛfamama/
|
chemolithotrophy |
ɭafmo /lɛfamo/
|
photophosphorylation |
ɭafmpWy /lɛfamapawawɟa/
|
anabolism |
ɭafmp /lɛfamapa/
|
photosynthesis; carbon fixation; chemosynthesis |
ɭafmq /lɛfamaca/
|
carbohydrate and glycans anabolism; gluconeogenesis; glyoxylate cycle; glycogenesis; glycosylation |
ɭafms /lɛfamasa/
|
fatty acid, isoprenoid and steroid synthesis |
ɭafmt /lɛfamata/
|
protein biosynthesis |
ɭafmu /lɛfamu/
|
nucleotide synthesis and salvage |
ɭafmx /lɛfamaxa/
|
xenobiotics and redox metabolism |
ɭafn /lɛfana/
|
secretion |
ɭafo /lɛfo/
|
bioluminescence |
ɭafq /lɛfaca/
|
movement |
ɭaft /lɛfata/
|
perception |
ɭafu /lɛfu/
|
cell communication |
ɭafw /lɛfawa/
|
division; reproduction |
ɭafwb /lɛfawaba/
|
binary fission |
ɭafwi /lɛfawi/
|
mitosis |
ɭafwm /lɛfawama/
|
meiosis |
ɭafy /lɛfaɟa/
|
cellular death |
ɭao /lɛo/
|
cell organs |
ɭaob /lɛoba/
|
nucleoids |
ɭaoc /lɛoʃa/
|
cytoplasm |
ɭaom /lɛoma/
|
plasma membranes |
ɭaoq /lɛoca/
|
flagellum |
ɭaow /lɛowa/
|
cell wall |
ɭaox /lɛoxa/
|
capsules |
ɭaoy /lɛoɟa/
|
pili |
ɭh /laɣa/
|
archaea; archaeobacteria |
ɭhe /laɣe/
|
euryarchaeota |
ɭhn /laɣana/
|
crenarchaeota |
ɭk /laka/
|
eubacteria; bacteria s.s. |
ɭka98 /lakɛɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
shape |
ɭkas /lakɛsa/
|
bacteria shapes [bacteria morphology] |
ɭkasc /lakɛsaʃa/
|
coccus |
ɭkascb /lakɛsaʃaba/
|
coccus |
ɭkascc /lakɛsaʃaʃa/
|
diplococcus |
ɭkasce /lakɛsaʃe/
|
diplococci encapsulated |
ɭkasch /lakɛsaʃaɣa/
|
staphylococcus |
ɭkascr /lakɛsaʃara/
|
streptococcus |
ɭkascs /lakɛsaʃasa/
|
sarcina |
ɭkasct /lakɛsaʃata/
|
tetrad |
ɭkasd /lakɛsada/
|
budding; appendaged |
ɭkasdh /lakɛsadaɣa/
|
hypha |
ɭkasds /lakɛsadasa/
|
stalk |
ɭkasf /lakɛsafa/
|
filamentous |
ɭkash /lakɛsaɣa/
|
helical |
ɭkasi /lakɛsi/
|
bacillus |
ɭkasia /lakɛsiɛ/
|
coccobacillus |
ɭkasib /lakɛsiba/
|
bacillus |
ɭkasic /lakɛsiʃa/
|
diplobacillus |
ɭkasip /lakɛsipa/
|
palisade |
ɭkasir /lakɛsira/
|
streptobacillus |
ɭkask /lakɛsaka/
|
corkscrew-shaped |
ɭkasm /lakɛsama/
|
comma-shaped |
ɭkasq /lakɛsaca/
|
club rod |
ɭkasr /lakɛsara/
|
enlarged rod |
ɭkass /lakɛsasa/
|
spirochete |
ɭkasv /lakɛsava/
|
vibrio |
ɭkb /lakaba/
|
acidobacteria |
ɭkc /lakaʃa/
|
actinobacteria |
ɭkcU /lakaʃuj/
|
Streptomyces |
ɭkd /lakada/
|
aquificae |
ɭke /lake/
|
bacteroidetes; chlorobi |
ɭkf /lakafa/
|
chlamydiae; verrucomicrobia |
ɭkg /lakaga/
|
chloroflexi; chlorobacteria |
ɭkgzc /lakagazaʃa/
|
chlorobi; green sulfur bacteria |
ɭkh /lakaɣa/
|
chrysiogenetes |
ɭki /laki/
|
cyanobacteria; cyanophyta; blue-green algae |
ɭkj /lakaʒa/
|
deferribacteres |
ɭkk /lakaka/
|
deinococcus-thermus; hadobacteria |
ɭkɭ /lakala/
|
dictyoglomi |
ɭkm /lakama/
|
fibrobacteres |
ɭkn /lakana/
|
firmicutes |
ɭknU /lakanuj/
|
notable firmicutes |
ɭknUH /lakanujɣaw/
|
Bacillus anthracis |
ɭknUL /lakanujlaw/
|
Lactobacillus |
ɭknUS /lakanujsaw/
|
Streptococcus |
ɭko /lako/
|
fusobacteria |
ɭkp /lakapa/
|
gemmatimonadetes |
ɭkq /lakaca/
|
nitrospirae |
ɭkr /lakara/
|
planctomycetes |
ɭks /lakasa/
|
proteobacteria |
ɭksU /lakasuj/
|
notable proteobacteria |
ɭksUE /lakasujew/
|
Escherichia |
ɭksUEc /lakasujewʃa/
|
Escherichia coli |
ɭksUH /lakasujɣaw/
|
Helicobacter |
ɭksUHp /lakasujɣawpa/
|
Helicobacter pylori |
ɭksUİ /lakasujiw/
|
Vibrio |
ɭksUJ /lakasujʒaw/
|
Yersinia |
ɭksUL /lakasujlaw/
|
legionellales |
ɭksUS /lakasujsaw/
|
Salmonella |
ɭkt /lakata/
|
spirochaetes |
ɭktɭ /lakatala/
|
leptospirales |
ɭku /laku/
|
synergistetes |
ɭkv /lakava/
|
tenericutes |
ɭkw /lakawa/
|
thermodesulfobacteria |
ɭkx /lakaxa/
|
thermotogae |
m /ma/
|
organisms; eukaryote organisms; eukaryotes ↞ l bacteria k genes ≈ DDC 570 |
m05 /maɔlpɔ/
|
applied to [applied biology] |
m05vm /maɔlpɔvama/ ⋄
|
medicine |
m693 /maltɔɲɔɲcɔ/
|
ancestor of descendant |
m6931 /maltɔɲɔɲcɔmpɔ/
|
ancestor of descending lineage |
m6939 /maltɔɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/
|
parent of son |
m91 /maɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
lived in; existed in era [palaeontology] |
m92 /maɲɔntɔ/ []
|
distributed in range [biogeography] |
m926 /maɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
living in habitat |
m926b /maɲɔntɔltɔba/
|
benthos |
m926c /maɲɔntɔltɔʃa/
|
plankton and nekton |
m93 /maɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
descendant of ancestor taxon; lineage [phylogeny] |
m94 /maɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
affected by disease; pest |
m941 /maɲɔŋkɔmpɔ/ []
|
outcome; course |
m942 /maɲɔŋkɔntɔ/ []
|
correlated with risk factor; determinant |
m943 /maɲɔŋkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
acquired by pathogen; cause |
m945 /maɲɔŋkɔlpɔ/ []
|
pathogenesis; mechanism |
m946 /maɲɔŋkɔltɔ/ []
|
showing; feeling; reflected by symptom; sign |
m947 /maɲɔŋkɔjɔ/ []
|
with complication; sequela; secondary effect |
m95 /maɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
physiological process; function |
m96 /maɲɔltɔ/ []
|
with trait; character [morphology] |
m963 /maɲɔltɔɲcɔ/ []
|
expressing gene |
m97 /maɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with organ; viscus; body system |
m977 /maɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
with organelle |
m978 /maɲɔjɔrkɔ/ []
|
with differentiated cells ↞ l bacteria |
m979 /maɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
with tissue |
m98 /maɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
developmental stage |
m981 /maɲɔrkɔmpɔ/ []
|
aged years; old age |
m987 /maɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
weighing g weight |
m99 /maɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
sex; gender |
m99x /maɲɔɲɔxa/
|
male |
m99y /maɲɔɲɔɟa/
|
female |
mU /muj/ []
|
human organisms; men [biological anthropology] |
mU809b /mujrkɔwɔɲɔba/
|
non human |
mU809g /mujrkɔwɔɲɔga/
|
quasi-human; humanoid |
mU97 /mujɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with human organ |
mUao /mujɛo/
|
human organs [human anatomy] ≈ DDC 611 612 |
mUaod /mujɛoda/
|
human digestive system |
mUaodb /mujɛodaba/
|
mouth |
mUaodbi /mujɛodabi/
|
lips |
mUaodbo /mujɛodabo/
|
human tongue |
mUaodbt /mujɛodabata/
|
human teeth |
mUaode /mujɛode/
|
esophagus |
mUaodo /mujɛodo/
|
stomach |
mUaodt /mujɛodata/
|
intestine |
mUaodx /mujɛodaxa/
|
anus |
mUaoe /mujɛoe/
|
human respiratory system |
mUaoi /mujɛoi/
|
human circulatory system |
mUaoj /mujɛoʒa/
|
human blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
mUaojb /mujɛoʒaba/
|
human blood |
mUaoji /mujɛoʒi/
|
immune system |
mUaojɭ /mujɛoʒala/
|
lymphatic system |
mUaoɭ /mujɛola/
|
human glands |
mUaon /mujɛona/
|
human nervous system |
mUaoo /mujɛojo/
|
human sense organs |
mUaooe /mujɛojoe/
|
human eyes |
mUaooh /mujɛojoɣa/
|
human ears |
mUaoon /mujɛojona/
|
human nose |
mUaoq /mujɛoca/
|
human skeleton |
mUaoqbWg /mujɛocabawawga/
|
axial skeleton |
mUaoqb /mujɛocaba/
|
skull |
mUaoqc /mujɛocaʃa/
|
vertebral column; backbone; spine |
mUaoqcbWh /mujɛocaʃabawawɣa/
|
cervical vertebrae; cervical spine |
mUaoqciWrzq /mujɛocaʃiwawrazaca/
|
thoracic vertebrae; thoracic spine |
mUaoqci /mujɛocaʃi/
|
first thoracic vertebra; T1 |
mUaoqcr /mujɛocaʃara/
|
tenth toracic vertebra; T10 |
mUaoqcrzp /mujɛocaʃarazapa/
|
eleventh thoracic vertebra; T11 |
mUaoqcrzq /mujɛocaʃarazaca/
|
twelfth thoracic vertebra; T12 |
mUaoqcsWw /mujɛocaʃasawawwa/
|
lumbar vertebrae; lumbar spine |
mUaoqcx /mujɛocaʃaxa/
|
sacrum |
mUaoqcy /mujɛocaʃaɟa/
|
coccyx |
mUaoqg /mujɛocaga/
|
rib cage; thoracic cage |
mUaoqgr /mujɛocagara/
|
ribs |
mUaoqgrb /mujɛocagaraba/
|
1st left rib |
mUaoqgrc /mujɛocagaraʃa/
|
1st right rib |
mUaoqgry /mujɛocagaraɟa/
|
12th right rib |
mUaoqgs /mujɛocagasa/
|
sternum |
mUaoqiWy /mujɛociwawɟa/
|
appendicular skeleton |
mUaoqi /mujɛoci/
|
pectoral girdles |
mUaoqɭ /mujɛocala/
|
upper limbs |
mUaoqɭe /mujɛocale/
|
humerus |
mUaoqɭr /mujɛocalara/
|
radius |
mUaoqɭu /mujɛocalu/
|
ulna |
mUaoqɭw /mujɛocalawa/
|
wrist; carpus; carpal bones |
mUaoqɭx /mujɛocalaxa/
|
metacarpus; metacarpal bones |
mUaoqɭy /mujɛocalaɟa/
|
phalanges; digital bones |
mUaoqp /mujɛocapa/
|
pelvis; pelvic girdle |
mUaoqw /mujɛocawa/
|
lower limbs |
mUaoqwf /mujɛocawafa/
|
femur |
mUaoqwh /mujɛocawaɣa/
|
patella; kneecap |
mUaoqwi /mujɛocawi/
|
tibia |
mUaoqwɭ /mujɛocawala/
|
fibula |
mUaoqwr /mujɛocawara/
|
tarsus |
mUaoqws /mujɛocawasa/
|
metatarsus |
mUaoqwy /mujɛocawaɟa/
|
phalanges; toe bones |
mUaor /mujɛora/
|
human muscles |
mUaos /mujɛosa/
|
human reproductive system |
mUaou /mujɛou/
|
human urinary system; escretory system |
mUaox /mujɛoxa/
|
human skin |
mX /maxaw/
|
kingdoms |
mXX /maxawxaw/
|
phyla; divisions; types |
mXXX /maxawxawxaw/
|
classes |
mXXXX /maxawxawxawxaw/
|
orders |
mXXXXX /maxawxawxawxawxaw/
|
genera |
mXXXXXX /maxawxawxawxawxawxaw/
|
species |
mY /maɟaw/
|
individuals; specimens |
mab /mɛba/
|
pathogens [aethiology; etiology; aetiology; aitiology] |
mabb /mɛbaba/
|
congenital abnormality ↞ k genes |
mabc /mɛbaʃa/
|
perinatal condition ↞ masd birth |
mabdWy /mɛbadawawɟa/
|
environmental cause |
mabd /mɛbada/
|
exposure to radiation ↞ dar radiations |
mabh /mɛbaɣa/
|
chemical exposure ↞ f molecules |
mabj /mɛbaʒa/
|
poisoning; toxic substance [toxicology] |
mabn /mɛbana/
|
infection; germs |
mabni /mɛbani/
|
viral infection ↞ kv viruses |
mabnt /mɛbanata/
|
bacterial infection ↞ l bacteria |
mabnu /mɛbanu/
|
fungal infection ↞ mn fungi |
mabp /mɛbapa/
|
parasites ↞ m organisms |
mabt /mɛbata/
|
trauma; injury ↞ g continuum bodies |
mabtb /mɛbataba/
|
blunt trauma |
mabts /mɛbatasa/
|
sharp trauma |
mac /mɛʃa/
|
symptoms [symptomatology] |
mad /mɛda/
|
diseases [pathology] |
madac /mɛdɛʃa/
|
outcomes; prognoses; courses |
madacv /mɛdɛʃava/
|
recovery |
madacx /mɛdɛʃaxa/
|
decreased quality of life |
madacy /mɛdɛʃaɟa/
|
fatality ↞ masw death |
maf /mɛfa/
|
physiological processes [physiology] ≈ DDC 571 |
mafg /mɛfaga/
|
growth |
mafm /mɛfama/
|
metabolism ↞ lafm metabolism |
mafr /mɛfara/
|
reproduction |
mafra /mɛfarɛ/
|
asexual reproduction |
mafrɭ /mɛfarala/
|
allogamy |
mafru /mɛfaru/
|
autogamy; self-fertilization |
mafw /mɛfawa/
|
ageing |
maɭ /mɛla/
|
organelles |
maɭc /mɛlaʃa/
|
nucleus |
maɭg /mɛlaga/
|
Golgi apparatus |
maɭgam /mɛlagɛma/
|
Golgi apparatus membrane |
maɭɭ /mɛlala/
|
chloroplasts |
maɭm /mɛlama/
|
mytochondria |
maɭp /mɛlapa/
|
cytoplasm |
maɭt /mɛlata/
|
membranes |
maɭw /mɛlawa/
|
cell wall |
mam /mɛma/
|
cell types [cell biology; cytology; cytobiology] |
mamc /mɛmaʃa/
|
stem cells |
mamg /mɛmaga/
|
germ cells |
mams /mɛmasa/
|
somatic cells; vegetal cells |
man /mɛna/
|
tissues [histology] |
mao /mɛo/
|
organs; systems [anatomy] |
mas /mɛsa/
|
growth stages; developmental stages [ontogeny; embryology] ↞ bpa stages |
masa /mɛsɛ/
|
conception |
masb /mɛsaba/
|
zygote |
masc /mɛsaʃa/
|
embryo |
masd /mɛsada/
|
birth ↞ oso giving birth |
mase /mɛse/
|
newborn; neonate; infant |
masg /mɛsaga/
|
larva |
mash /mɛsaɣa/
|
metamorphosis |
masi /mɛsi/
|
very young |
masɭ /mɛsala/
|
adolescent; puberty |
masn /mɛsana/
|
young; youth |
masp /mɛsapa/
|
adult |
masv /mɛsava/
|
old; ageing |
masw /mɛsawa/
|
death; dying |
masx /mɛsaxa/
|
dead; corpse |
masy /mɛsaɟa/
|
fossil ≈ DDC 560 |
maxWy /mɛxawawɟa/
|
sex; gender |
max /mɛxa/
|
males |
maxy /mɛxaɟa/
|
males born as female |
maxzi /mɛxazi/
|
indeterminate gender |
may /mɛɟa/
|
females |
mayx /mɛɟaxa/
|
females born as male |
meWɭ /mewawla/
|
protists; protista; unicellular eukaryotes |
me /me/
|
excavates; excavata including Euglena, Tripanosoma, Trichomonas ≈ DDC 579 |
mg /maga/
|
rhizaria |
mgc /magaʃa/
|
cercozoa |
mgf /magafa/
|
forams; foraminifera |
mgr /magara/
|
radiolarians; radiolaria |
mh /maɣa/
|
chromalveolata ≈ DDC 579 |
mhe /maɣe/
|
heterokontophyta |
mheo /maɣeo/
|
oomycetes; oomycota; water molds |
mhh /maɣaɣa/
|
haptophyta |
mhk /maɣaka/
|
cryptophyta |
mhm /maɣama/
|
apicomplexa |
mho /maɣo/
|
chromerida |
mhq /maɣaca/
|
ciliates; ciliophora |
mht /maɣata/
|
dinoflagellates; dinoflagellata |
mj /maʒa/
|
amoebozoa including Amoeba ≈ DDC 579 |
mn /mana/
|
fungi [mycology] ≈ DDC 579 |
mnc /manaʃa/
|
chytrids; chytridiomycota |
mnd /manada/
|
blastocladiomycota |
mne /mane/
|
neocallimastigomycetes; neocallimastigomycota |
mng /managa/
|
zygomycota; zygomycetes and trichomycetes including black bread mold, Rhizopus |
mnh /manaɣa/
|
glomeromycota |
mnoWy /manowawɟa/
|
dikarya; deuteromycota; higher fungi |
mno /mano/
|
ascomycetes; ascomycota; sac fungi including morels, truffles, yeasts, cup fungi |
mnoU /manouj/ []
|
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mnop /manopa/
|
pezizomycetes |
mnopp /manopapa/
|
pezizales |
mnoppt /manopapata/
|
tuberaceae |
mnopptt /manopapatata/
|
Tuber; truffles |
mnos /manosa/
|
saccharomycetes; hemiascomycetes; budding yeasts |
mnoss /manosasa/
|
saccharomycetales |
mnosss /manosasasa/
|
saccharomycetaceae |
mnossss /manosasasasa/
|
Saccharomyces |
mnossssc /manosasasasaʃa/
|
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mns /manasa/
|
basydiomicetes; basydiomycota; club fungi including puffballs |
mnscWf /manasaʃawawfa/
|
agaricomycotina; hymenomycetes |
mnsc /manasaʃa/
|
tremellomycetes |
mnsd /manasada/
|
dacrymycetes |
mnsf /manasafa/
|
agaricomycetes; homobasidiomycetes including mushrooms |
mnsfc /manasafaʃa/
|
agaricales; gilled mushrooms; euagarics |
mnsfcc /manasafaʃaʃa/
|
agaricaceae |
mnsfccc /manasafaʃaʃaʃa/
|
Agaricus; common mushroom |
mnsfcm /manasafaʃama/
|
amanitaceae |
mnsfcmm /manasafaʃamama/
|
Amanita |
mnsfp /manasafapa/
|
phallales |
mnsfpp /manasafapapa/
|
phallaceae; stinkhorn mushrooms |
mnsgWr /manasagawawra/
|
pucciniomycotina |
mnsg /manasaga/
|
agaricostilbomycetes |
mnsi /manasi/
|
atractiellomycetes |
mnsɭ /manasala/
|
classiculomycetes |
mnsm /manasama/
|
cryptomycocolacomycetes |
mnsn /manasana/
|
cystobasidiomycetes |
mnso /manaso/
|
microbotryomycetes |
mnsp /manasapa/
|
mixiomycetes |
mnsq /manasaca/
|
pucciniomycetes; urediniomycetes |
mnssWx /manasasawawxa/
|
ustilaginomycotina |
mnss /manasasa/
|
exobasidiomycetes |
mnst /manasata/
|
entorrhizomycetes |
mnsu /manasu/
|
ustilaginomycetes; true smut fungi |
mnsw /manasawa/
|
malasseziomycetes |
mnsx /manasaxa/
|
moniliellomycetes |
mo /mo/
|
red algae; rhodophyta ≈ DDC 579 |
mp /mapa/
|
plants [botany SS] ≈ DDC 580 |
mp05 /mapaɔlpɔ/
|
[applied botany] |
mp923 /mapaɲɔntɔɲcɔ/ []
|
growing on soil substratum |
mp937 /mapaɲɔɲcɔjɔ/ []
|
pollinated by pollinator |
mp937Vjakn /mapaɲɔɲcɔjɔvawʒɛkana/
|
wind |
mp937ri /mapaɲɔɲcɔjɔri/
|
insects |
mp937vo /mapaɲɔɲcɔjɔvo/
|
birds |
mp94 /mapaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
afftected by disease; pest |
mp969 /mapaɲɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
bearing |
mp97 /mapaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with organ |
mp978 /mapaɲɔjɔrkɔ/ []
|
with differentiated cells |
mp979 /mapaɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
with tissue |
mp99 /mapaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
sex |
mpad /mapɛda/
|
plant diseases [plant pathology; phytopathology] ≈ DDC 632 |
mpadc /mapɛdaʃa/
|
rusts |
mpadg /mapɛdaga/
|
smuts |
mpadi /mapɛdi/
|
blight |
mpadɭ /mapɛdala/
|
leaf spots |
mpadn /mapɛdana/
|
canker |
mpadq /mapɛdaca/
|
wilt |
mpadt /mapɛdata/
|
downy mildews |
mpadw /mapɛdawa/
|
prowdery mildew |
mpadx /mapɛdaxa/
|
anthracnoses |
mpam /mapɛma/
|
plant cell types |
mpamb /mapɛmaba/
|
meristematic cells |
mpamc /mapɛmaʃa/
|
collenchyma cells |
mpamp /mapɛmapa/
|
parenchyma cells |
mpamsWy /mapɛmasawawɟa/
|
sclerenchyma cells |
mpams /mapɛmasa/
|
sclereids; stone cells |
mpamu /mapɛmu/
|
fibers |
mpan /mapɛna/
|
plant tissues [plant anatomy; phytotomy] |
mpane /mapɛne/
|
epidermis |
mpang /mapɛnaga/
|
ground tissue |
mpanv /mapɛnava/
|
vascular tissue |
mpanvb /mapɛnavaba/
|
phloem; bast; liber |
mpanvm /mapɛnavama/
|
meristem |
mpanvmc /mapɛnavamaʃa/
|
vascular cambium |
mpanvmk /mapɛnavamaka/
|
cork cambium |
mpanvx /mapɛnavaxa/
|
xylem |
mpao /mapɛo/
|
plant organs; functional systems [plant morphology] ≈ DDC 575 |
mpaof /mapɛofa/
|
roots |
mpaog /mapɛoga/
|
stem |
mpaogc /mapɛogaʃa/
|
trunk |
mpaogr /mapɛogara/
|
branches; rami |
mpaogrb /mapɛogaraba/
|
boughs |
mpaogrt /mapɛogarata/
|
twigs |
mpaoɭ /mapɛola/
|
leaves |
mpaos /mapɛosa/
|
seeds; fruits |
mpaoso /mapɛoso/
|
ovules |
mpaosp /mapɛosapa/
|
pericarp |
mpaost /mapɛosata/
|
accessory fruits |
mpaow /mapɛowa/
|
flowers |
mpaowa /mapɛowɛ/
|
calyx |
mpaowc /mapɛowaʃa/
|
corolla |
mpaowp /mapɛowapa/
|
pistil; carpels; gynoecium |
mpaowpo /mapɛowapo/
|
ovary |
mpaowpq /mapɛowapaca/
|
style |
mpaowps /mapɛowapasa/
|
stigma |
mpaows /mapɛowasa/
|
stamen; stamina; androecium |
mpar /mapɛra/
|
herbaceous plants |
mpas /mapɛsa/
|
shrubs; bushes |
mpat /mapɛta/
|
trees; arboreous; arboreal plants |
mpbWc /mapabawawʃa/
|
green algae |
mpb /mapaba/
|
chlorophytes; chlorophyta |
mpc /mapaʃa/
|
charophytes; charophyta |
mpeWj /mapewawʒa/
|
bryophytes |
mpe /mape/
|
liverworts; marchantiophyta |
mph /mapaɣa/
|
hornworts; anthocerotophyta |
mpj /mapaʒa/
|
mosses; bryophyta [bryology] ≈ DDC 588 |
mpɭWn /mapalawawna/
|
pteridophytes |
mpɭ /mapala/
|
club mosses; lycopodiophyta |
mpnWy /mapanawawɟa/
|
seed plants |
mpn /mapana/
|
ferns; pteridophytae; filicophyta; polypodiophyta; polypodiopsida [pteridology] ≈ DDC 587 |
mpo /mapo/
|
cycads; cycadophyta |
mpq /mapaca/
|
ginkgos; ginkgophyta |
mprWt /maparawawta/
|
gymnospermae |
mpr /mapara/
|
conifers; pinophyta; coniferophyta ≈ DDC 585 |
mprp /maparapa/
|
pinopsida |
mprpc /maparapaʃa/
|
cordaitales |
mprpp /maparapapa/
|
pinales |
mprppb /maparapapaba/
|
pinaceae; pine family |
mprppbb /maparapapababa/
|
pines; Pinus |
mprppbc /maparapapabaʃa/
|
spruces; Picea |
mprppbh /maparapapabaɣa/
|
Cahtaya |
mprppbɭ /maparapapabala/
|
larches; Larix |
mprppbm /maparapapabama/
|
Douglas firs; Pseudotsuga |
mprppbo /maparapapabo/
|
golden larches; Pseudolarix |
mprppbq /maparapapabaca/
|
firs; Abies |
mprppbr /maparapapabara/
|
cedars; Cedrus |
mprppbt /maparapapabata/
|
Keteleeria |
mprppbu /maparapapabu/
|
Nothotsuga |
mprppbx /maparapapabaxa/
|
hemlocks; Tsuga |
mprppc /maparapapaʃa/
|
araucariaceae; araucaria family; monkey puzzle trees |
mprppe /maparapape/
|
podocarpaceae; yellow-wood family |
mprppp /maparapapapa/
|
sciadopityaceae; umbrella-pine family |
mprppr /maparapapara/
|
cupressaceae; cypress family |
mprppt /maparapapata/
|
cephalotaxaceae; plum-yew family |
mprppy /maparapapaɟa/
|
taxaceae; yew family |
mprps /maparapasa/
|
vojnovskyales |
mprpv /maparapava/
|
voltziales |
mpt /mapata/
|
gnetophytes; gnetophyta including Gnetum, Ephedra, Welwitschia |
mpw /mapawa/
|
flowering plants; angiospermae; magnoliophyta |
mpwU /mapawuj/ []
|
grasses |
mpwb /mapawaba/
|
monocotyledons; monocots; monocotyledoneae; monocotyledones; liliopsida; liliidae |
mpwbb /mapawababa/
|
acorales |
mpwbc /mapawabaʃa/
|
alismatales |
mpwbe /mapawabe/
|
asparagales |
mpwber /mapawabera/
|
amaryllidaceae |
mpwberɭ /mapawaberala/
|
Allium |
mpwberɭg /mapawaberalaga/
|
garlic; Allium sativum |
mpwberɭo /mapawaberalo/
|
onions; Allium cepa |
mpwbg /mapawabaga/
|
dioscoreales |
mpwbɭ /mapawabala/
|
liliales |
mpwbn /mapawabana/
|
pandanales |
mpwbp /mapawabapa/
|
palmae; arecales |
mpwbr /mapawabara/
|
commelinales |
mpwbt /mapawabata/
|
poales including grasses, bromeliads, sedges |
mpwbtc /mapawabataʃa/
|
cyperaceae |
mpwbtcc /mapawabataʃaʃa/
|
Cyperus |
mpwbtccp /mapawabataʃaʃapa/
|
papyrus sedge; paper reed; Cyperus papyrus |
mpwbtg /mapawabataga/
|
grasses; poaceae; gramineae |
mpwbtgb /mapawabatagaba/
|
bamboos |
mpwbtgc /mapawabatagaʃa/
|
sugar cane |
mpwbtge /mapawabatage/
|
rice |
mpwbtgf /mapawabatagafa/
|
wheat |
mpwbtgh /mapawabatagaɣa/
|
barley |
mpwbtgj /mapawabatagaʒa/
|
oat |
mpwbtgɭ /mapawabatagala/
|
rye |
mpwbtgm /mapawabatagama/
|
maize |
mpwbtgo /mapawabatago/
|
millet |
mpwby /mapawabaɟa/
|
zingiberales |
mpwbym /mapawabaɟama/
|
musaceae |
mpwbymk /mapawabaɟamaka/
|
Musa; bananas and plantains |
mpwdWy /mapawadawawɟa/
|
dicotyledons; dicots; magnoliopsida |
mpwd /mapawada/
|
magnoliidae mostly basal dicots |
mpwdb /mapawadaba/
|
magnoliales |
mpwdbb /mapawadababa/
|
winteraceae |
mpwdbd /mapawadabada/
|
degeneriaceae |
mpwdbh /mapawadabaɣa/
|
himantandraceae |
mpwdbj /mapawadabaʒa/
|
eupomatiaceae |
mpwdbk /mapawadabaka/
|
austrobaileyaceae |
mpwdbm /mapawadabama/
|
magnoliaceae magnolia family |
mpwdbo /mapawadabo/
|
lactoridaceae |
mpwdbq /mapawadabaca/
|
annonaceae |
mpwdbs /mapawadabasa/
|
myristicaceae |
mpwdbu /mapawadabu/
|
canellaceae |
mpwdc /mapawadaʃa/
|
laurales |
mpwdcb /mapawadaʃaba/
|
amborellaceae |
mpwdcc /mapawadaʃaʃa/
|
trimeniaceae |
mpwdce /mapawadaʃe/
|
monimiaceae |
mpwdcg /mapawadaʃaga/
|
gomortegaceae |
mpwdci /mapawadaʃi/
|
calycanthaceae |
mpwdck /mapawadaʃaka/
|
idiospermaceae |
mpwdcɭ /mapawadaʃala/
|
lauraceae laurel family |
mpwdcɭc /mapawadaʃalaʃa/
|
Cinnamomum including cinnamon, cassia, camphor laurel |
mpwdcɭɭ /mapawadaʃalala/
|
bay laurels; Laurus |
mpwdcɭn /mapawadaʃalana/
|
spicebushes; Lindera |
mpwdcɭp /mapawadaʃalapa/
|
avocados; Persea |
mpwdcɭs /mapawadaʃalasa/
|
Sassafras |
mpwdcn /mapawadaʃana/
|
hernandiaceae |
mpwde /mapawade/
|
piperales |
mpwdec /mapawadeʃa/
|
chloranthaceae |
mpwdej /mapawadeʒa/
|
saururaceae |
mpwdep /mapawadepa/
|
piperaceae |
mpwdepp /mapawadepapa/
|
pepper; Piper |
mpwdh /mapawadaɣa/
|
aristolochiales |
mpwdhh /mapawadaɣaɣa/
|
aristolochiaceae |
mpwdɭ /mapawadala/
|
illiciales |
mpwdɭi /mapawadali/
|
illiciaceae |
mpwdɭs /mapawadalasa/
|
schisandraceae |
mpwdn /mapawadana/
|
nymphaeales |
mpwdne /mapawadane/
|
nelumbonaceae |
mpwdnm /mapawadanama/
|
nymphaeaceae |
mpwdnmw /mapawadanamawa/
|
water-lilies; waterlilies; Nymphaea |
mpwdnq /mapawadanaca/
|
barclayaceae |
mpwdnu /mapawadanu/
|
cabombaceae |
mpwdny /mapawadanaɟa/
|
ceratophyllaceae |
mpwdr /mapawadara/
|
ranunculales |
mpwdrb /mapawadaraba/
|
ranunculaceae |
mpwdrc /mapawadaraʃa/
|
circaeasteraceae |
mpwdre /mapawadare/
|
berberidaceae |
mpwdrg /mapawadaraga/
|
sargentodoxaceae |
mpwdrɭ /mapawadarala/
|
lardizabalaceae |
mpwdrm /mapawadarama/
|
menispermaceae |
mpwdro /mapawadaro/
|
coriariaceae |
mpwdrs /mapawadarasa/
|
sabiaceae |
mpwdv /mapawadava/
|
papaverales |
mpwdvp /mapawadavapa/
|
papaveraceae |
mpwdvu /mapawadavu/
|
fumariaceae |
mpwh /mapawaɣa/
|
hamamelidae; hamamelididae |
mpwhb /mapawaɣaba/
|
trochodendrales |
mpwhbe /mapawaɣabe/
|
tetracentraceae |
mpwhbr /mapawaɣabara/
|
trochodendraceae |
mpwhc /mapawaɣaʃa/
|
hamamelidales |
mpwhcc /mapawaɣaʃaʃa/
|
cercidiphyllaceae |
mpwhce /mapawaɣaʃe/
|
eupteleaceae |
mpwhcp /mapawaɣaʃapa/
|
platanaceae |
mpwhct /mapawaɣaʃata/
|
hamamelidaceae |
mpwhcy /mapawaɣaʃaɟa/
|
myrothamnaceae |
mpwhd /mapawaɣada/
|
daphniphyllales |
mpwhdd /mapawaɣadada/
|
daphniphyllaceae |
mpwhf /mapawaɣafa/
|
didymelales |
mpwhfd /mapawaɣafada/
|
didymelaceae |
mpwhg /mapawaɣaga/
|
eucommiales |
mpwhge /mapawaɣage/
|
eucommiaceae |
mpwhi /mapawaɣi/
|
urticales |
mpwhib /mapawaɣiba/
|
barbeyaceae |
mpwhie /mapawaɣie/
|
ulmaceae |
mpwhieu /mapawaɣieu/
|
elms; Ulmus |
mpwhii /mapawaɣiji/
|
cannabaceae |
mpwhiic /mapawaɣijiʃa/
|
hemps; Cannabis |
mpwhiie /mapawaɣijie/
|
hackberries; Celtis |
mpwhiig /mapawaɣijiga/
|
Gironniera |
mpwhiih /mapawaɣijiɣa/
|
hops; Humulus |
mpwhiip /mapawaɣijipa/
|
Parasponia |
mpwhiir /mapawaɣijira/
|
Pteroceltis |
mpwhiit /mapawaɣijita/
|
tremas; Trema |
mpwhim /mapawaɣima/
|
moraceae |
mpwhir /mapawaɣira/
|
cecropiaceae |
mpwhiu /mapawaɣiu/
|
urticaceae |
mpwhiuu /mapawaɣiuwu/
|
nettles; Urtica |
mpwhɭ /mapawaɣala/
|
leitneriales |
mpwhɭɭ /mapawaɣalala/
|
leitneriaceae |
mpwho /mapawaɣo/
|
juglandales |
mpwhoh /mapawaɣoɣa/
|
rhoipteleaceae |
mpwhoj /mapawaɣoʒa/
|
juglandaceae |
mpwhojb /mapawaɣoʒaba/
|
Alfaroa |
mpwhojc /mapawaɣoʒaʃa/
|
Carya including hickory, pecan |
mpwhojd /mapawaɣoʒada/
|
wheel wingnuts; Cyclocarya |
mpwhoje /mapawaɣoʒe/
|
cheos; Engelhardia |
mpwhojj /mapawaɣoʒaʒa/
|
walnuts; Juglans |
mpwhojo /mapawaɣoʒo/
|
Oreomunnea |
mpwhojp /mapawaɣoʒapa/
|
Platycarya |
mpwhojw /mapawaɣoʒawa/
|
wingnuts; Pterocarya |
mpwhr /mapawaɣara/
|
myricales |
mpwhrm /mapawaɣarama/
|
myricaceae |
mpwhu /mapawaɣu/
|
fagales |
mpwhub /mapawaɣuba/
|
balanopaceae |
mpwhud /mapawaɣuda/
|
ticodendraceae |
mpwhuf /mapawaɣufa/
|
fagaceae |
mpwhufc /mapawaɣufaʃa/
|
chestnuts; Castanea |
mpwhufd /mapawaɣufada/
|
chinquapins; chinkapins; Castanopsis |
mpwhufe /mapawaɣufe/
|
golden chinkapins; Chrysolepis |
mpwhufg /mapawaɣufaga/
|
Colombobalanus |
mpwhufh /mapawaɣufaɣa/
|
beeches; Fagus |
mpwhufm /mapawaɣufama/
|
Formanodendron |
mpwhufo /mapawaɣufo/
|
tanoaks; stone oaks; Lithocarpus |
mpwhufq /mapawaɣufaca/
|
oaks; Quercus |
mpwhuft /mapawaɣufata/
|
Trigonobalanus |
mpwhun /mapawaɣuna/
|
nothofagaceae |
mpwhuu /mapawaɣuwu/
|
betulaceae |
mpwhuub /mapawaɣuwuba/
|
birches; Betula |
mpwhuuc /mapawaɣuwuʃa/
|
hornbeams; Carpinus |
mpwhuud /mapawaɣuwuda/
|
alders; Alder |
mpwhuuh /mapawaɣuwuɣa/
|
hazels; Corylus |
mpwhuuo /mapawaɣuwuo/
|
hop-hornbeams; Ostrya |
mpwhuur /mapawaɣuwura/
|
hazel-hornbeams; Ostryopsis |
mpwhy /mapawaɣaɟa/
|
casuarinales |
mpwhyc /mapawaɣaɟaʃa/
|
casuarinaceae |
mpwk /mapawaka/
|
caryophyllidae |
mpwkc /mapawakaʃa/
|
caryophyllales |
mpwkcb /mapawakaʃaba/
|
phytolaccaceae |
mpwkcd /mapawakaʃada/
|
achatocarpaceae |
mpwkcf /mapawakaʃafa/
|
nyctaginaceae |
mpwkch /mapawakaʃaɣa/
|
aizoaceae |
mpwkcj /mapawakaʃaʒa/
|
didiereaceae |
mpwkcɭ /mapawakaʃala/
|
cactaceae cactus family |
mpwkcn /mapawakaʃana/
|
chenopodiaceae |
mpwkcp /mapawakaʃapa/
|
amaranthaceae |
mpwkcps /mapawakaʃapasa/
|
Spinacia |
mpwkcpss /mapawakaʃapasasa/
|
spinach; Spinacia oleracea |
mpwkcr /mapawakaʃara/
|
portulacaceae |
mpwkct /mapawakaʃata/
|
basellaceae |
mpwkcv /mapawakaʃava/
|
molluginaceae |
mpwkcx /mapawakaʃaxa/
|
caryophyllaceae |
mpwkcxd /mapawakaʃaxada/
|
Dianthus |
mpwkp /mapawakapa/
|
polygonales |
mpwkpp /mapawakapapa/
|
polygonaceae |
mpwkppb /mapawakapapaba/
|
buckwheat; Fagopyrum |
mpwkppr /mapawakapapara/
|
rhubarb; Rheum |
mpwku /mapawaku/
|
plumbaginales |
mpwkup /mapawakupa/
|
plumbaginaceae |
mpwn /mapawana/
|
dilleniidae |
mpwnb /mapawanaba/
|
dilleniales |
mpwnbd /mapawanabada/
|
dilleniaceae |
mpwnbp /mapawanabapa/
|
paeoniaceae |
mpwnd /mapawanada/
|
theales |
mpwndb /mapawanadaba/
|
ochnaceae |
mpwndc /mapawanadaʃa/
|
sphaerosepalaceae |
mpwndd /mapawanadada/
|
sarcolaenaceae |
mpwnde /mapawanade/
|
dipterocarpaceae |
mpwndf /mapawanadafa/
|
caryocaraceae |
mpwndh /mapawanadaɣa/
|
theaceae |
mpwndhc /mapawanadaɣaʃa/
|
Camellia |
mpwndhcs /mapawanadaɣaʃasa/
|
tea plant; Camellia sinensis |
mpwndi /mapawanadi/
|
actinidiaceae |
mpwndj /mapawanadaʒa/
|
scytopetalaceae |
mpwndk /mapawanadaka/
|
pentaphylacaceae |
mpwndɭ /mapawanadala/
|
tetrameristaceae |
mpwndm /mapawanadama/
|
pellicieraceae |
mpwndo /mapawanado/
|
oncothecaceae |
mpwndp /mapawanadapa/
|
marcgraviaceae |
mpwndq /mapawanadaca/
|
quiinaceae |
mpwndr /mapawanadara/
|
elatinaceae |
mpwnds /mapawanadasa/
|
paracryphiaceae |
mpwndt /mapawanadata/
|
medusagynaceae |
mpwndu /mapawanadu/
|
clusiaceae |
mpwnf /mapawanafa/
|
malvales |
mpwnfe /mapawanafe/
|
elaeocarpaceae |
mpwnfi /mapawanafi/
|
tiliaceae |
mpwnfk /mapawanafaka/
|
sterculiaceae |
mpwnfkk /mapawanafakaka/
|
kola nuts; Cola |
mpwnfkt /mapawanafakata/
|
Theobroma |
mpwnfktc /mapawanafakataʃa/
|
cacao; cocoa plants; Theobroma cacao |
mpwnfo /mapawanafo/
|
bombacaceae |
mpwnfv /mapawanafava/
|
malvaceae including mallow |
mpwnfvb /mapawanafavaba/
|
baobabs; Adansonia |
mpwnfvc /mapawanafavaʃa/
|
cotton plants; Gossypium |
mpwnfvh /mapawanafavaɣa/
|
Hibiscus |
mpwnfvhk /mapawanafavaɣaka/
|
kenaf; Hibiscus cannabinus |
mpwnfvo /mapawanafavo/
|
Abelmoschus |
mpwnfvok /mapawanafavoka/
|
okra; Abelmoschus esculentus |
mpwnfvt /mapawanafavata/
|
lime trees; linden; basswood; Tilia |
mpwnh /mapawanaɣa/
|
lecythidales |
mpwnhɭ /mapawanaɣala/
|
lecythidaceae |
mpwnj /mapawanaʒa/
|
nepenthales |
mpwnjc /mapawanaʒaʃa/
|
sarraceniaceae |
mpwnjn /mapawanaʒana/
|
nepenthaceae |
mpwnjs /mapawanaʒasa/
|
droseraceae |
mpwnɭ /mapawanala/
|
violales |
mpwnɭb /mapawanalaba/
|
flacourtiaceae |
mpwnɭc /mapawanalaʃa/
|
peridiscaceae |
mpwnɭd /mapawanalada/
|
bixaceae |
mpwnɭe /mapawanale/
|
cistaceae |
mpwnɭf /mapawanalafa/
|
huaceae |
mpwnɭg /mapawanalaga/
|
lacistemataceae |
mpwnɭh /mapawanalaɣa/
|
scyphostegiaceae |
mpwnɭi /mapawanali/
|
stachyuraceae |
mpwnɭj /mapawanalaʒa/
|
violaceae |
mpwnɭjv /mapawanalaʒava/
|
violets; pansies; heartsease; Viola |
mpwnɭk /mapawanalaka/
|
tamaricaceae tamarind family |
mpwnɭɭ /mapawanalala/
|
frankeniaceae |
mpwnɭm /mapawanalama/
|
dioncophyllaceae |
mpwnɭn /mapawanalana/
|
ancistrocladaceae |
mpwnɭo /mapawanalo/
|
turneraceae |
mpwnɭp /mapawanalapa/
|
malesherbiaceae |
mpwnɭq /mapawanalaca/
|
passifloraceae |
mpwnɭr /mapawanalara/
|
achariaceae |
mpwnɭs /mapawanalasa/
|
caricaceae |
mpwnɭt /mapawanalata/
|
fouquieriaceae |
mpwnɭu /mapawanalu/
|
hoplestigmataceae |
mpwnɭv /mapawanalava/
|
cucurbitaceae; melons; gourds; cucurbits |
mpwnɭvc /mapawanalavaʃa/
|
Cucumis |
mpwnɭvcc /mapawanalavaʃaʃa/
|
cucumbers; Cucumis sativus |
mpwnɭvcm /mapawanalavaʃama/
|
melons; Cucumis melo |
mpwnɭvi /mapawanalavi/
|
Citrullus including watermelons |
mpwnɭvs /mapawanalavasa/
|
squashes; marrows; Cucurbita including pumpkins, zucchini |
mpwnɭw /mapawanalawa/
|
datiscaceae |
mpwnɭx /mapawanalaxa/
|
begoniaceae |
mpwnɭy /mapawanalaɟa/
|
loasaceae |
mpwnn /mapawanana/
|
salicales |
mpwnns /mapawananasa/
|
salicaceae |
mpwnnsp /mapawananasapa/
|
poplars; Populus |
mpwnnsw /mapawananasawa/
|
willows; Salix |
mpwnp /mapawanapa/
|
capparales |
mpwnpb /mapawanapaba/
|
tovariaceae |
mpwnpc /mapawanapaʃa/
|
capparaceae |
mpwnpi /mapawanapi/
|
brassicaceae; cruciferae; crucifers; mustard family; cabbage family |
mpwnpib /mapawanapiba/
|
Brassica |
mpwnpibc /mapawanapibaʃa/
|
cabbages; cauliflowers; Brassica oleracea |
mpwnpibn /mapawanapibana/
|
rapeseeds; Brassica napus |
mpwnpibr /mapawanapibara/
|
turnips; Chinese cabbages; Brassica rapa |
mpwnpir /mapawanapira/
|
radishes; Raphanus |
mpwnpis /mapawanapisa/
|
horseradishes; Armoracia |
mpwnpit /mapawanapita/
|
stocks; Matthiola |
mpwnpix /mapawanapixa/
|
Arabidopsis |
mpwnpixt /mapawanapixata/
|
thale cress; Arabidopsis thaliana |
mpwnpm /mapawanapama/
|
moringaceae |
mpwnpr /mapawanapara/
|
resedaceae |
mpwnr /mapawanara/
|
batales |
mpwnrg /mapawanaraga/
|
gyrostemonaceae |
mpwnrt /mapawanarata/
|
bataceae |
mpwns /mapawanasa/
|
ericales |
mpwnsc /mapawanasaʃa/
|
cyrillaceae |
mpwnse /mapawanase/
|
clethraceae |
mpwnsg /mapawanasaga/
|
grubbiaceae |
mpwnsi /mapawanasi/
|
empetraceae |
mpwnsk /mapawanasaka/
|
epacridaceae |
mpwnsm /mapawanasama/
|
ericaceae |
mpwnsmh /mapawanasamaɣa/
|
heaths; heathers; Erica |
mpwnsp /mapawanasapa/
|
pyrolaceae |
mpwnst /mapawanasata/
|
monotropaceae |
mpwnt /mapawanata/
|
diapensiales |
mpwntd /mapawanatada/
|
diapensiaceae |
mpwnv /mapawanava/
|
ebenales |
mpwnvb /mapawanavaba/
|
sapotaceae |
mpwnve /mapawanave/
|
ebenaceae |
mpwnvep /mapawanavepa/
|
persimmons; Diospyros |
mpwnvepk /mapawanavepaka/
|
kaki; Diospyros kaki |
mpwnvs /mapawanavasa/
|
styracaceae |
mpwnvv /mapawanavava/
|
lissocarpaceae |
mpwnvy /mapawanavaɟa/
|
symplocaceae |
mpwny /mapawanaɟa/
|
primulales |
mpwnye /mapawanaɟe/
|
theophrastaceae |
mpwnym /mapawanaɟama/
|
myrsinaceae |
mpwnyp /mapawanaɟapa/
|
primulaceae |
mpwr /mapawara/
|
rosidae |
mpwrb /mapawaraba/
|
rosales |
mpwrbb /mapawarababa/
|
brunelliaceae |
mpwrbc /mapawarabaʃa/
|
connaraceae |
mpwrbd /mapawarabada/
|
eucryphiaceae |
mpwrbe /mapawarabe/
|
cunoniaceae |
mpwrbf /mapawarabafa/
|
davidsoniaceae |
mpwrbg /mapawarabaga/
|
dialypetalanthaceae |
mpwrbh /mapawarabaɣa/
|
pittosporaceae |
mpwrbi /mapawarabi/
|
byblidaceae |
mpwrbj /mapawarabaʒa/
|
hydrangeaceae |
mpwrbk /mapawarabaka/
|
columelliaceae |
mpwrbɭ /mapawarabala/
|
grossulariaceae |
mpwrbɭr /mapawarabalara/
|
Ribes including currants, gooseberries |
mpwrbm /mapawarabama/
|
greyiaceae |
mpwrbn /mapawarabana/
|
bruniaceae |
mpwrbo /mapawarabo/
|
anisophylleaceae |
mpwrbp /mapawarabapa/
|
alseuosmiaceae |
mpwrbq /mapawarabaca/
|
crassulaceae |
mpwrbr /mapawarabara/
|
cephalotaceae |
mpwrbs /mapawarabasa/
|
saxifragaceae |
mpwrbt /mapawarabata/
|
rosaceae; rose family |
mpwrbtb /mapawarabataba/
|
roses; Rosa |
mpwrbtd /mapawarabatada/
|
Rubus including blackberries, raspberries |
mpwrbtf /mapawarabatafa/
|
strawberries; Fragaria |
mpwrbtm /mapawarabatama/
|
apples; Malus including crabapples |
mpwrbtp /mapawarabatapa/
|
pears; Pyrus |
mpwrbtr /mapawarabatara/
|
Prunus |
mpwrbtrb /mapawarabataraba/
|
almonds; Prunus dulcis; Prunus amygdalus; Amygdalus communis; Amygdalus dulcis |
mpwrbtrc /mapawarabataraʃa/
|
peaches; Prunus persica |
mpwrbtre /mapawarabatare/
|
apricots; Prunus armeniaca; Armeniaca vulgaris |
mpwrbtrg /mapawarabataraga/
|
plums; gages; prunes; Prunus domestica |
mpwrbtrh /mapawarabataraɣa/
|
cherries; Prunus cerasus |
mpwrbu /mapawarabu/
|
neuradaceae |
mpwrbv /mapawarabava/
|
crossosomataceae |
mpwrbw /mapawarabawa/
|
chrysobalanaceae |
mpwrbx /mapawarabaxa/
|
surianaceae |
mpwrby /mapawarabaɟa/
|
rhabdodendraceae |
mpwrc /mapawaraʃa/
|
fabales |
mpwrcb /mapawaraʃaba/
|
mimosaceae; mimosa family |
mpwrcc /mapawaraʃaʃa/
|
caesalpiniaceae |
mpwrcf /mapawaraʃafa/
|
fabaceae |
mpwrcfc /mapawaraʃafaʃa/
|
acacias; thorntrees; wattles; Acacia |
mpwrcff /mapawaraʃafafa/
|
Glycine |
mpwrcffx /mapawaraʃafafaxa/
|
soybean; Glycine max |
mpwrcfg /mapawaraʃafaga/
|
Glycyrrhiza |
mpwrcfgɭ /mapawaraʃafagala/
|
liquorice plant; licorice; Glycyrrhiza glabra |
mpwrcfp /mapawaraʃafapa/
|
beans; Phaseolus |
mpwrcfq /mapawaraʃafaca/
|
Pisum |
mpwrcfqp /mapawaraʃafacapa/
|
peas; Pisum sativum |
mpwrcfr /mapawaraʃafara/
|
Arachis |
mpwrcfrp /mapawaraʃafarapa/
|
peanut; Arachis hypogaea |
mpwrcfs /mapawaraʃafasa/
|
Cicer including chick pea |
mpwrd /mapawarada/
|
proteales |
mpwrdn /mapawaradana/
|
nelumbonaceae |
mpwrdnɭ /mapawaradanala/
|
lotus; Nelumbo |
mpwrdp /mapawaradapa/
|
plane trees; platanaceae |
mpwrdt /mapawaradata/
|
proteaceae |
mpwre /mapaware/
|
podostemales |
mpwrep /mapawarepa/
|
podostemaceae |
mpwrf /mapawarafa/
|
haloragales |
mpwrfh /mapawarafaɣa/
|
haloragaceae |
mpwrfu /mapawarafu/
|
gunneraceae |
mpwrg /mapawaraga/
|
myrtales |
mpwrgb /mapawaragaba/
|
sonneratiaceae |
mpwrgc /mapawaragaʃa/
|
lythraceae |
mpwrgd /mapawaragada/
|
penaeaceae |
mpwrge /mapawarage/
|
crypteroniaceae |
mpwrgg /mapawaragaga/
|
thymelaeaceae |
mpwrgh /mapawaragaɣa/
|
trapaceae |
mpwrgj /mapawaragaʒa/
|
myrtaceae |
mpwrgk /mapawaragaka/
|
punicaceae |
mpwrgm /mapawaragama/
|
onagraceae |
mpwrgo /mapawarago/
|
oliniaceae |
mpwrgq /mapawaragaca/
|
melastomataceae |
mpwrgs /mapawaragasa/
|
combretaceae |
mpwrgu /mapawaragu/
|
alzateaceae |
mpwrgw /mapawaragawa/
|
memecylaceae |
mpwrgy /mapawaragaɟa/
|
rhyncocalycaceae |
mpwrh /mapawaraɣa/
|
rhizophorales |
mpwrhr /mapawaraɣara/
|
rhizophoraceae |
mpwri /mapawari/
|
cornales |
mpwriɭ /mapawarila/
|
alangiaceae |
mpwrin /mapawarina/
|
nyssaceae |
mpwrir /mapawarira/
|
cornaceae |
mpwriy /mapawariɟa/
|
garryaceae |
mpwrj /mapawaraʒa/
|
santalales |
mpwrjb /mapawaraʒaba/
|
medusandraceae |
mpwrjd /mapawaraʒada/
|
dipentodontaceae |
mpwrjf /mapawaraʒafa/
|
olacaceae |
mpwrji /mapawaraʒi/
|
opiliaceae |
mpwrjn /mapawaraʒana/
|
santalaceae |
mpwrjo /mapawaraʒo/
|
misodendraceae |
mpwrjr /mapawaraʒara/
|
loranthaceae |
mpwrjv /mapawaraʒava/
|
viscaceae |
mpwrjw /mapawaraʒawa/
|
eremolepidaceae |
mpwrjy /mapawaraʒaɟa/
|
balanophoraceae |
mpwrk /mapawaraka/
|
rafflesiales |
mpwrkh /mapawarakaɣa/
|
hydnoraceae |
mpwrkm /mapawarakama/
|
mitrastemonaceae |
mpwrkr /mapawarakara/
|
rafflesiaceae |
mpwrɭ /mapawarala/
|
celastrales |
mpwrɭb /mapawaralaba/
|
geissolomataceae |
mpwrɭc /mapawaralaʃa/
|
celastraceae |
mpwrɭh /mapawaralaɣa/
|
hippocrateaceae |
mpwrɭk /mapawaralaka/
|
stackhousiaceae |
mpwrɭɭ /mapawaralala/
|
salvadoraceae |
mpwrɭo /mapawaralo/
|
aquifoliaceae |
mpwrɭq /mapawaralaca/
|
icacinaceae |
mpwrɭs /mapawaralasa/
|
aextoxicaceae |
mpwrɭt /mapawaralata/
|
cardiopteridaceae |
mpwrɭv /mapawaralava/
|
corynocarpaceae |
mpwrɭw /mapawaralawa/
|
dichapetalaceae |
mpwrɭy /mapawaralaɟa/
|
tepuianthaceae |
mpwro /mapawaro/
|
euphorbiales |
mpwrob /mapawaroba/
|
buxaceae |
mpwrom /mapawaroma/
|
simmondsiaceae |
mpwrop /mapawaropa/
|
pandaceae |
mpwrou /mapawarou/
|
euphorbiaceae |
mpwrous /mapawarousa/
|
spurges; Euphorbia |
mpwrousm /mapawarousama/
|
Manihot |
mpwrousms /mapawarousamasa/
|
cassava; manioc; yuca; macaxeira; mandioca; aipim; Brazilian arrowroot; Manihot esculenta |
mpwrr /mapawarara/
|
rhamnales |
mpwrrh /mapawararaɣa/
|
rhamnaceae |
mpwrrɭ /mapawararala/
|
leeaceae |
mpwrrv /mapawararava/
|
vitaceae |
mpwrrvv /mapawararavava/
|
grapes; grapevines; Vitis |
mpwrs /mapawarasa/
|
linales |
mpwrse /mapawarase/
|
erythroxylaceae |
mpwrsh /mapawarasaɣa/
|
humiriaceae |
mpwrsi /mapawarasi/
|
ixonanthaceae |
mpwrsk /mapawarasaka/
|
hugoniaceae |
mpwrsɭ /mapawarasala/
|
linaceae |
mpwrsɭɭ /mapawarasalala/
|
Linum |
mpwrsɭɭf /mapawarasalalafa/
|
flax; linseed; Linum usitatissimum |
mpwrt /mapawarata/
|
polygalales |
mpwrte /mapawarate/
|
malpighiaceae |
mpwrth /mapawarataɣa/
|
vochysiaceae |
mpwrti /mapawarati/
|
trigoniaceae |
mpwrtm /mapawaratama/
|
tremandraceae |
mpwrtp /mapawaratapa/
|
polygalaceae |
mpwrtx /mapawarataxa/
|
xanthophyllaceae |
mpwrty /mapawarataɟa/
|
krameriaceae |
mpwru /mapawaru/
|
sapindales |
mpwrub /mapawaruba/
|
staphyleaceae |
mpwrud /mapawaruda/
|
melianthaceae |
mpwruf /mapawarufa/
|
bretschneideraceae |
mpwruh /mapawaruɣa/
|
akaniaceae |
mpwrui /mapawarui/
|
sapindaceae |
mpwruk /mapawaruka/
|
hippocastanaceae |
mpwrukh /mapawarukaɣa/
|
Aesculus including buckeyes, horse-chestnuts |
mpwrum /mapawaruma/
|
aceraceae |
mpwrumm /mapawarumama/
|
maples; Acer |
mpwruo /mapawaruo/
|
burseraceae |
mpwrup /mapawarupa/
|
anacardiaceae |
mpwrupc /mapawarupaʃa/
|
Anacardium |
mpwrupco /mapawarupaʃo/
|
cashew; Anacardium occidentale |
mpwrupm /mapawarupama/
|
mango; Mangifera |
mpwrupp /mapawarupapa/
|
Pistacia |
mpwruppɭ /mapawarupapala/
|
lentisk; mastic; Pistacia lentiscus |
mpwruppv /mapawarupapava/
|
pistachio; Pistacia vera |
mpwrur /mapawarura/
|
julianiaceae |
mpwrus /mapawarusa/
|
simaroubaceae |
mpwruu /mapawaruwu/
|
cneoraceae |
mpwruv /mapawaruva/
|
meliaceae |
mpwrux /mapawaruxa/
|
rutaceae |
mpwruxc /mapawaruxaʃa/
|
Citrus |
mpwruxcɭ /mapawaruxaʃala/
|
lemon trees; Citrus limon |
mpwruxcm /mapawaruxaʃama/
|
mandarin orange trees; Citrus reticulata |
mpwruxco /mapawaruxaʃo/
|
sweet orange trees; Citrus x sinensis |
mpwruxcp /mapawaruxaʃapa/
|
grapefruit trees; Citrus x paradisi |
mpwruy /mapawaruɟa/
|
zygophyllaceae |
mpwrw /mapawarawa/
|
geraniales |
mpwrwd /mapawarawada/
|
oxalidaceae |
mpwrwg /mapawarawaga/
|
geraniaceae |
mpwrwɭ /mapawarawala/
|
limnanthaceae |
mpwrwo /mapawarawo/
|
tropaeolaceae |
mpwrws /mapawarawasa/
|
balsaminaceae |
mpwrx /mapawaraxa/
|
apiales |
mpwrxɭ /mapawaraxala/
|
araliaceae |
mpwrxɭi /mapawaraxali/
|
ivies; Hedera |
mpwrxp /mapawaraxapa/
|
apiaceae; umbelliferae; umbellifers |
mpwrxpd /mapawaraxapada/
|
Daucus |
mpwrxpdc /mapawaraxapadaʃa/
|
carrot; Daucus carota |
mpwt /mapawata/
|
asteridae |
mpwtb /mapawataba/
|
gentianales |
mpwtbc /mapawatabaʃa/
|
loganiaceae |
mpwtbe /mapawatabe/
|
retziaceae |
mpwtbg /mapawatabaga/
|
gentianaceae |
mpwtbi /mapawatabi/
|
saccifoliaceae |
mpwtbp /mapawatabapa/
|
apocynaceae |
mpwtbs /mapawatabasa/
|
asclepiadaceae |
mpwtd /mapawatada/
|
solanales |
mpwtdd /mapawatadada/
|
duckeodendraceae |
mpwtdf /mapawatadafa/
|
nolanaceae |
mpwtdh /mapawatadaɣa/
|
solanaceae |
mpwtdhb /mapawatadaɣaba/
|
belladonna; deadly nightshade; Atropa |
mpwtdhp /mapawatadaɣapa/
|
peppers; Capsicum |
mpwtdhs /mapawatadaɣasa/
|
Solanum including nightshades, horsenettles |
mpwtdhse /mapawatadaɣase/
|
eggplants; aubergines; brinjals; Solanum melongena |
mpwtdhsp /mapawatadaɣasapa/
|
potatoes; Solanum tuberosum |
mpwtdhst /mapawatadaɣasata/
|
tomatoes; Solanum lycopersicum |
mpwtdht /mapawatadaɣata/
|
tobacco plants; Nicotiana |
mpwtdɭ /mapawatadala/
|
convolvulaceae |
mpwtdn /mapawatadana/
|
cuscutaceae |
mpwtdq /mapawatadaca/
|
menyanthaceae |
mpwtds /mapawatadasa/
|
polemoniaceae |
mpwtdu /mapawatadu/
|
hydrophyllaceae |
mpwtdx /mapawatadaxa/
|
retziaceae |
mpwtf /mapawatafa/
|
lamiales |
mpwtfɭ /mapawatafala/
|
lennoaceae |
mpwtfo /mapawatafo/
|
boraginaceae |
mpwtfv /mapawatafava/
|
verbenaceae |
mpwtfy /mapawatafaɟa/
|
lamiaceae |
mpwtfys /mapawatafaɟasa/
|
Salvia including common sage |
mpwti /mapawati/
|
callitrichales |
mpwtih /mapawatiɣa/
|
hippuridaceae |
mpwtiɭ /mapawatila/
|
callitrichaceae |
mpwtiy /mapawatiɟa/
|
hydrostachyaceae |
mpwtɭ /mapawatala/
|
plantaginales |
mpwtɭp /mapawatalapa/
|
plantaginaceae |
mpwto /mapawato/
|
scrophulariales |
mpwtob /mapawatoba/
|
buddlejaceae |
mpwtoe /mapawatoe/
|
oleaceae olive family |
mpwtoef /mapawatoefa/
|
ashes; Fraxinus |
mpwtoej /mapawatoeʒa/
|
jasmines; Jasminus |
mpwtoeɭ /mapawatoela/
|
lylacs; Syringa |
mpwtoeo /mapawatoeo/
|
olive trees; Olea |
mpwtoh /mapawatoɣa/
|
scrophulariaceae |
mpwtok /mapawatoka/
|
globulariaceae |
mpwtom /mapawatoma/
|
myoporaceae |
mpwtoo /mapawatojo/
|
orobanchaceae |
mpwtoq /mapawatoca/
|
gesneriaceae |
mpwtos /mapawatosa/
|
acanthaceae |
mpwtou /mapawatou/
|
pedaliaceae |
mpwtov /mapawatova/
|
bignoniaceae |
mpwtox /mapawatoxa/
|
mendonciaceae |
mpwtoy /mapawatoɟa/
|
lentibulariaceae |
mpwtq /mapawataca/
|
campanulales |
mpwtqc /mapawatacaʃa/
|
pentaphragmataceae |
mpwtqf /mapawatacafa/
|
sphenocleaceae |
mpwtqi /mapawataci/
|
campanulaceae |
mpwtqɭ /mapawatacala/
|
stylidiaceae |
mpwtqo /mapawataco/
|
donatiaceae |
mpwtqr /mapawatacara/
|
brunoniaceae |
mpwtqu /mapawatacu/
|
goodeniaceae |
mpwtr /mapawatara/
|
rubiales |
mpwtrr /mapawatarara/
|
rubiaceae |
mpwtrrc /mapawatararaʃa/
|
coffee plants; Coffea |
mpwtrt /mapawatarata/
|
theligonaceae |
mpwts /mapawatasa/
|
dipsacales |
mpwtsc /mapawatasaʃa/
|
caprifoliaceae |
mpwtso /mapawataso/
|
adoxaceae |
mpwtsv /mapawatasava/
|
valerianaceae |
mpwtsy /mapawatasaɟa/
|
dipsacaceae |
mpwtu /mapawatu/
|
calycerales |
mpwtuc /mapawatuʃa/
|
calyceraceae |
mpwtw /mapawatawa/
|
asterales |
mpwtwc /mapawatawaʃa/
|
asteraceae; compositae |
mpwtwcb /mapawatawaʃaba/
|
Ambrosia |
mpwtwcc /mapawatawaʃaʃa/
|
chicory; Cichorium |
mpwtwcd /mapawatawaʃada/
|
Dahlia |
mpwtwce /mapawatawaʃe/
|
Dendranthema |
mpwtwcf /mapawatawaʃafa/
|
Argyranthemum |
mpwtwcg /mapawatawaʃaga/
|
Gerbera |
mpwtwch /mapawatawaʃaɣa/
|
Helianthus |
mpwtwchf /mapawatawaʃaɣafa/
|
sunflowers; Helianthus annuus |
mpwtwcht /mapawatawaʃaɣata/
|
Jerusalem artichoke; Helianthus tuberosus |
mpwtwci /mapawatawaʃi/
|
Zinnia |
mpwtwcj /mapawatawaʃaʒa/
|
Artemisia |
mpwtwcjb /mapawatawaʃaʒaba/
|
absinthe; Artemisia absinthium |
mpwtwcjd /mapawatawaʃaʒada/
|
tarragon; Artemisia dracunculus |
mpwtwck /mapawatawaʃaka/
|
knapweed; Centaurea |
mpwtwcɭ /mapawatawaʃala/
|
Lactuca |
mpwtwcɭs /mapawatawaʃalasa/
|
lettuce; Lactuca sativa |
mpwtwcm /mapawatawaʃama/
|
Smallanthus |
mpwtwcms /mapawatawaʃamasa/
|
yacón; Smallanthus sonchifolius |
mpwtwcn /mapawatawaʃana/
|
Senecio |
mpwtwcnv /mapawatawaʃanava/
|
groundsel; Senecio vulgaris |
mpwtwco /mapawatawaʃo/
|
goldenrod; Solidago |
mpwtwcp /mapawatawaʃapa/
|
Calendula |
mpwtwcq /mapawatawaʃaca/
|
safflower; Carthamus tinctorius |
mpwtwcr /mapawatawaʃara/
|
Chrysanthemum |
mpwtwcs /mapawatawaʃasa/
|
ragwort; Senecio jacobaea |
mpwtwct /mapawatawaʃata/
|
dandelion; araxacum |
mpwtwcu /mapawatawaʃu/
|
tagetes |
mpwtwcy /mapawatawaʃaɟa/
|
globe artichoke; Cynara scolymus |
mq /maca/
|
animals; metazoa [zoology] ≈ DDC 590 |
mq05 /macaɔlpɔ/
|
[applied zoology] |
mq3vk /macaɲcɔvaka/
|
bred animals |
mq87Unq /macarkɔjɔujnaca/ ⋄
|
two animals |
mq94 /macaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
affected by disease; illness; disability; disorder; syndrome |
mq941 /macaɲɔŋkɔmpɔ/ []
|
outcome; prognosis; course |
mq946 /macaɲɔŋkɔltɔ/ []
|
with feature; symptom; sign |
mq95 /macaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
animal function [animal physiology] |
mq95d /macaɲɔlpɔda/
|
digestion |
mq95e /macaɲɔlpɔe/
|
respiration |
mq95i /macaɲɔlpɔi/
|
circulation |
mq95ɭ /macaɲɔlpɔla/
|
hormone transmission |
mq95n /macaɲɔlpɔna/
|
neural transmission |
mq95u /macaɲɔlpɔu/
|
excretion |
mq97 /macaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with animal organ; system |
mq978 /macaɲɔjɔrkɔ/ []
|
with differentiated cells |
mq979 /macaɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
with animal tissue |
mqU /macuj/
|
animals of special interest for humans |
mqUB /macujbaw/ []
|
honey bees |
mqUC /macujʃaw/ []
|
chickens |
mqUD /macujdaw/ []
|
dogs |
mqUH /macujɣaw/ []
|
horses |
mqUO /macujow/ []
|
cattle; cows |
mqUP /macujpaw/ []
|
pigs |
mqUR /macujraw/ []
|
goats |
mqUS /macujsaw/ []
|
sheep |
mqac /macɛʃa/
|
features; symptoms; signs [symptomatology] |
mqac97 /macɛʃaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
observable in affected organ |
mqacb /macɛʃaba/
|
pain |
mqacbc /macɛʃabaʃa/
|
acute pain |
mqacbh /macɛʃabaɣa/
|
chronic pain |
mqaco /macɛʃo/
|
disorders of form |
mqacoc /macɛʃoʃa/
|
increase in size |
mqacod /macɛʃoda/
|
decrease in size |
mqacoh /macɛʃoɣa/
|
change in shape |
mqacoɭ /macɛʃola/
|
appearance of lumps |
mqacon /macɛʃona/
|
change of appearance |
mqaconc /macɛʃonaʃa/
|
change of colour |
mqacu /macɛʃu/
|
disorders of function |
mqacuc /macɛʃuʃa/
|
increase in function |
mqacud /macɛʃuda/
|
decrease in function |
mqacuɭ /macɛʃula/
|
alteration in function |
mqad /macɛda/
|
diseases; illnesses; disabilities; disorders; syndromes [animal pathology; nosology; epidemiology; medical ] ≈ DDC 616 |
mqad97 /macɛdaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
involving affected system; organ |
mqad97d /macɛdaɲɔjɔda/
|
digestive diseases |
mqad97e /macɛdaɲɔjɔe/
|
respiratory diseases |
mqad97i /macɛdaɲɔjɔi/
|
circulatory diseases |
mqad97jb /macɛdaɲɔjɔʒaba/
|
blood diseases including blood-forming organs |
mqad97jɭ /macɛdaɲɔjɔʒala/
|
lymphatic diseases |
mqad97ɭ /macɛdaɲɔjɔla/
|
endocrine diseases |
mqad97n /macɛdaɲɔjɔna/
|
nervous diseases |
mqad97o /macɛdaɲɔjɔo/
|
eye and ear diseases |
mqad97r /macɛdaɲɔjɔra/
|
musculoskeletal connective diseases |
mqad97sWu /macɛdaɲɔjɔsawawu/
|
genitourinary disease |
mqad97x /macɛdaɲɔjɔxa/
|
skin diseases |
mqadb /macɛdaba/
|
state of balance; homeostasis |
mqadd /macɛdada/
|
growth/differentiation disorders; morphogenesis disorders |
mqaddb /macɛdadaba/
|
atrophy |
mqaddo /macɛdado/
|
hypertrophy |
mqadds /macɛdadasa/
|
hyperplasia |
mqaddt /macɛdadata/
|
metaplasia |
mqade /macɛde/
|
cellular diseases |
mqaden /macɛdena/
|
necrosis |
mqadep /macɛdepa/
|
apoptosis |
mqadg /macɛdaga/
|
metabolic disorders |
mqadh /macɛdaɣa/
|
haemodynamic disorders ↞ mqad97jb blood diseases |
mqadhh /macɛdaɣaɣa/
|
haemorrhage |
mqadhh5nr /macɛdaɣaɣalpɔnara/
|
haemorrhagic strokes |
mqadhi /macɛdaɣi/
|
ischaemia |
mqadhi97ih /macɛdaɣiɲɔjɔiɣa/
|
heart attacks |
mqadhi97nr /macɛdaɣiɲɔjɔnara/
|
ischaemic strokes |
mqadhs /macɛdaɣasa/
|
shocks |
mqadi /macɛdi/
|
immunological disorders |
mqadid /macɛdida/
|
immunodeficiency |
mqadidn /macɛdidana/
|
HIV/AIDS; human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome |
mqadip /macɛdipa/
|
hypersensitivity |
mqadiu /macɛdiu/
|
autoimmunity |
mqadɭ /macɛdala/
|
inflammation |
mqadɭc /macɛdalaʃa/
|
acute inflammation |
mqadɭcc /macɛdalaʃaʃa/
|
cold |
mqadɭh /macɛdalaɣa/
|
chronic inflammation |
mqadɭht /macɛdalaɣata/
|
tuberculosis |
mqadn /macɛdana/
|
neoplasia; carcinogenesis |
mqadnb /macɛdanaba/
|
bening tumor |
mqadni /macɛdani/
|
carcinoma in situ; pre-malignant tumor |
mqadnr /macɛdanara/
|
cancer; malignant neoplasm |
mqadnr97j /macɛdanaraɲɔjɔʒa/
|
lymphoma |
mqadnr97jb /macɛdanaraɲɔjɔʒaba/
|
leukaemia |
mqam /macɛma/
|
animal cell types |
mqamc /macɛmaʃa/
|
stem cells |
mqamg /macɛmaga/
|
germ cells |
mqamgg /macɛmagaga/
|
gametes |
mqamggo /macɛmagago/
|
ovi; eggs |
mqamggs /macɛmagagasa/
|
sperms |
mqamkWs /macɛmakawawsa/
|
germ layers; somatic cells |
mqamk /macɛmaka/
|
ectoderm |
mqamm /macɛmama/
|
mesoderm |
mqams /macɛmasa/
|
endoderm |
mqan /macɛna/
|
animal tissues [histology] |
mqanc /macɛnaʃa/
|
connective tissue ↞ mqamm mesoderm |
mqane /macɛne/
|
epithelial tissue |
mqanm /macɛnama/
|
muscle tissue |
mqanmi /macɛnami/
|
visceral muscle; smooth muscle |
mqanms /macɛnamasa/
|
skeletal muscle |
mqanmx /macɛnamaxa/
|
cardiac muscle |
mqann /macɛnana/
|
nervous tissue |
mqao /macɛo/
|
animal organs; systems [comparative anatomy] ↞ laf cellular functions ≈ DDC 573 |
mqaod /macɛoda/
|
digestive system |
mqaodb /macɛodaba/
|
mouth |
mqaodbb /macɛodababa/
|
beak |
mqaodbo /macɛodabo/
|
tongue |
mqaodbt /macɛodabata/
|
teeth |
mqaode /macɛode/
|
esophagus; oesophagus; gullet; throat |
mqaodec /macɛodeʃa/
|
crop; croup |
mqaodo /macɛodo/
|
stomach |
mqaodt /macɛodata/
|
intestine |
mqaodx /macɛodaxa/
|
anus |
mqaoe /macɛoe/
|
respiratory system |
mqaoi /macɛoi/
|
circulatory system |
mqaoih /macɛoiɣa/
|
heart ↞ mqanmx cardiac muscle |
mqaoj /macɛoʒa/
|
blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
mqaojb /macɛoʒaba/
|
blood |
mqaoji /macɛoʒi/
|
immune system |
mqaojɭ /macɛoʒala/
|
lymphatic system |
mqaoɭ /macɛola/
|
glands; endocrine system [endocrinology] |
mqaon /macɛona/
|
nervous system [neurology] |
mqaonr /macɛonara/
|
brain |
mqaoo /macɛojo/
|
sense organs |
mqaooe /macɛojoe/
|
eyes; sight; vision |
mqaooh /macɛojoɣa/
|
ears; hearing; audition |
mqaoon /macɛojona/
|
nose; smell; olfaction |
mqaoq /macɛoca/
|
skeleton; bones |
mqaor /macɛora/
|
muscles; muscular; motor system ↞ mqanm muscle tissue |
mqaos /macɛosa/
|
reproductive system; sex organs |
mqaou /macɛou/
|
urinary system; excretory system [nephrology] |
mqaox /macɛoxa/
|
skin; integumentary system includings hair and nails |
mqbWu /macabawawu/
|
invertebrates ↞ mqv80anc |
mqb /macaba/
|
mesozoa |
mqc /macaʃa/
|
sponges; porifera ≈ DDC 593 |
mqdWdz /macadawawdaza/
|
radiata |
mqd /macada/
|
cnidaria; coelenterata ≈ DDC 593 |
mqdc /macadaʃa/
|
anthozoa including corals |
mqdf /macadafa/
|
cubozoa; box jellyfish; sea wasps |
mqdh /macadaɣa/
|
hydrozoa; hydroids |
mqdj /macadaʒa/
|
scyphozoa; true jellyfish |
mqdk /macadaka/
|
staurozoa; stalked jellyfish |
mqdp /macadapa/
|
polypodiozoa |
mqds /macadasa/
|
malacosporea |
mqdx /macadaxa/
|
myxosporea |
mqdzt /macadazata/
|
ctenophora |
mqeWr /macewawra/
|
protostomia |
mqe /mace/
|
flatworms; platyhelminths; plathelminthes including tapeworms, flukes ≈ DDC 592 |
mqf /macafa/
|
gnathostomulida |
mqg /macaga/
|
nemertinea; rhynchocoela |
mqgze /macagaze/
|
entoprocta |
mqh /macaɣa/
|
rotifera |
mqhzg /macaɣazaga/
|
gastrotricha |
mqhzk /macaɣazaka/
|
kinorhyncha; echinoderes |
mqi /maci/
|
nematoda; nemathelminthes |
mqj /macaʒa/
|
bryozoa; ectoprocta |
mqk /macaka/
|
phoronida |
mqɭ /macala/
|
brachiopoda |
mqɭk /macalaka/
|
monoplacophora |
mqm /macama/
|
mollusca [malacology] ≈ DDC 594 |
mqmc /macamaʃa/
|
aplacophora |
mqmd /macamada/
|
polyplacophora |
mqmf /macamafa/
|
scaphopoda |
mqmg /macamaga/
|
gastropoda; snails and slugs |
mqmɭ /macamala/
|
bivalves; bivalvia; lamellibranchiata; pelecypoda including scallops, clams, oysters, mussels |
mqmp /macamapa/
|
cephalopods; cephalopoda |
mqmpi /macamapi/
|
nautilida |
mqmpkWm /macamapakawawma/
|
ammonites; ammonoidea |
mqmpk /macamapaka/
|
goniatitida |
mqmpɭ /macamapala/
|
ceratitida |
mqmpm /macamapama/
|
ammonitida |
mqmpq /macamapaca/
|
cuttlefish; cuttles; sepiida |
mqmps /macamapasa/
|
squids; teuthida |
mqmpy /macamapaɟa/
|
octopuses; octopoda |
mqn /macana/
|
annelida ≈ DDC 592 |
mqnc /macanaʃa/
|
polychaeta |
mqng /macanaga/
|
oligochaeta including earthworms |
mqns /macanasa/
|
hirudinea |
mqo /maco/
|
sipuncula |
mqp /macapa/
|
echiura |
mqq /macaca/
|
priapulida |
mqqzg /macacazaga/
|
pogonophora |
mqqzo /macacazo/
|
onychophora |
mqr /macara/
|
arthropoda ≈ DDC 595 |
mqrb /macaraba/
|
trilobita |
mqrc /macaraʃa/
|
pycnogonida; pantopoda |
mqrd /macarada/
|
arachnids; arachnida |
mqrdcWi /macaradaʃawawi/
|
mites; acari; acarina |
mqrdo /macarado/
|
scorpions; scorpiones |
mqrds /macaradasa/
|
spiders; araneae |
mqrh /macaraɣa/
|
crustaceans |
mqri /macari/
|
insects; insecta; hexapoda [entomology] |
mqribWbz /macaribawawbaza/
|
apterygota |
mqrib /macariba/
|
bristletails; archaeognatha |
mqribzi /macaribazi/
|
silverfish; thysanura |
mqribzm /macaribazama/
|
monura |
mqricWy /macariʃawawɟa/
|
pterygota |
mqric /macariʃa/
|
mayflies; ephemeroptera |
mqriczd /macariʃazada/
|
palaeodictyoptera |
mqriczg /macariʃazaga/
|
megasecoptera |
mqriczh /macariʃazaɣa/
|
archodonata |
mqriczn /macariʃazana/
|
diaphanopterodea |
mqriczp /macariʃazapa/
|
protodonata |
mqrid /macarida/
|
odonata; dragonflies and damselflies |
mqrieWp /macariewawpa/
|
exopterygota |
mqrie /macarie/
|
gladiators; mantophasmatodea |
mqriezc /macariezaʃa/
|
caloneurodea |
mqriezg /macariezaga/
|
ice-crawlers; grylloblattodea |
mqriezi /macariezi/
|
titanoptera |
mqriezp /macariezapa/
|
protorthoptera |
mqrif /macarifa/
|
stoneflies; plecoptera |
mqrifze /macarifaze/
|
webspinners; embioptera |
mqrifzy /macarifazaɟa/
|
angel insects; zoraptera |
mqrig /macariga/
|
earwigs; dermaptera |
mqrih /macariɣa/
|
orthoptera including grasshoppers, crickets |
mqrii /macariji/
|
stick insects; phasmatodea |
mqrij /macariʒa/
|
cockroaches; blattodea |
mqrik /macarika/
|
termites; isoptera |
mqriɭ /macarila/
|
mantids; mantodea |
mqrim /macarima/
|
booklice and barklice; psocoptera |
mqrin /macarina/
|
thrips; thysanoptera |
mqrio /macario/
|
lice; phthiraptera |
mqrip /macaripa/
|
true bugs; hemiptera |
mqriqWy /macaricawawɟa/
|
endopterygota |
mqriq /macarica/
|
hymenoptera including ants, bees |
mqriqm /macaricama/
|
ants; formicidae [myrmecology] |
mqriqp /macaricapa/
|
vespidae including some wasps, jellowjackets |
mqriqpv /macaricapava/
|
hornets; Vespa |
mqriqx /macaricaxa/
|
bees; apidae |
mqriqxu /macaricaxu/
|
bumblebees; bumble bees; humble-bees; Bombus |
mqriqxx /macaricaxaxa/
|
honey bees; Apis |
mqrir /macarira/
|
beetles; coleoptera |
mqris /macarisa/
|
twisted-winged parasites; strepsiptera |
mqrit /macarita/
|
net-veined insects; neuroptera |
mqritzm /macaritazama/
|
megaloptera; include alderflies |
mqritzr /macaritazara/
|
snakeflies; raphidioptera |
mqriu /macariu/
|
mecoptera; include scorpionflies |
mqriv /macariva/
|
fleas; siphonaptera |
mqrivzp /macarivazapa/
|
protodiptera |
mqriw /macariwa/
|
flies; true flies; diptera |
mqrix /macarixa/
|
caddisflies; trichoptera |
mqriy /macariɟa/
|
lepidoptera; butterflies and moths |
mqriyzg /macariɟazaga/
|
glosselytrodea |
mqriyzm /macariɟazama/
|
miomoptera |
mqrk /macaraka/
|
centipedes; chilopoda |
mqrm /macarama/
|
millipedes; diplopoda |
mqrp /macarapa/
|
pauropoda |
mqrs /macarasa/
|
symphyla |
mqrzp /macarazapa/
|
pentastomida; linguatulida |
mqrzt /macarazata/
|
tardigrada |
mqsWv /macasawawva/
|
deuterostomia |
mqs /macasa/
|
chaetognata |
mqt /macata/
|
echinoderms; echinodermata ≈ DDC 592 |
mqtc /macataʃa/
|
crinoidea |
mqtf /macatafa/
|
brittle stars; ophiuroidea |
mqti /macati/
|
starfish; asteroidea |
mqtn /macatana/
|
sea urchins; echinoidea |
mqto /macato/
|
sea cucumbers; holothuroidea |
mqv /macava/
|
chordates; chordata ≈ DDC 596 |
mqvbWc /macavabawawʃa/
|
urochordata; tunicata |
mqvb /macavaba/
|
larvacea; appendicularia |
mqvc /macavaʃa/
|
ascidiacea |
mqvczt /macavaʃazata/
|
thaliacea |
mqvd /macavada/
|
cephalochordata; leptocardii |
mqveWi /macavewawi/
|
fish; pisces [ichtyology] |
mqveWy /macavewawɟa/
|
vertebrates [vertebrate zoology] |
mqve /macave/
|
ostracodermi |
mqvf /macavafa/
|
cyclostomata; agnatha |
mqvfzp /macavafazapa/
|
placodermi |
mqvg /macavaga/
|
cartilaginous fish; chondrichtyes ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvgbWe /macavagabawawe/
|
batoidea; rays and skates |
mqvgb /macavagaba/
|
rajiformes includings common rays and skates |
mqvgc /macavagaʃa/
|
sawfishes; pristiformes |
mqvge /macavage/
|
electric rays; torpediniformes |
mqvgfWv /macavagafawawva/
|
sharks; selachimorpha |
mqvgf /macavagafa/
|
hexanchiformes; include cow sharks; frilled sharks |
mqvgg /macavagaga/
|
squaliformes including bramble sharks, dogfish, roughsharks |
mqvgi /macavagi/
|
pristiophoriformes |
mqvgj /macavagaʒa/
|
squatiniformes |
mqvgm /macavagama/
|
heterodontiformes |
mqvgo /macavago/
|
carpet sharks; orectolobiformes including zebra sharks, nurse sharks, wobbegongs |
mqvgr /macavagara/
|
ground sharks; carcharhiniformes including requiem sharks, houndsharks, catsharks |
mqvgs /macavagasa/
|
mackerel sharks; lamniformes including goblin shark, basking shark, megamouths |
mqvgx /macavagaxa/
|
chimerae; chimaeriformes; holocephali |
mqvhWi /macavaɣawawi/
|
bony fish; osteichtyes |
mqvh /macavaɣa/
|
ray-finned fish; actinopterygii ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvhbWbzp /macavaɣabawawbazapa/
|
chondrostei |
mqvhb /macavaɣaba/
|
polypteriformes including bichirs, reedfish |
mqvhbzp /macavaɣabazapa/
|
acipenseriformes including sturgeons, paddlefish |
mqvhcWczy /macavaɣaʃawawʃazaɟa/
|
holostei |
mqvhcWy /macavaɣaʃawawɟa/
|
neopterygii |
mqvhc /macavaɣaʃa/
|
gars; lepisosteiformes |
mqvhczb /macavaɣaʃazaba/
|
bowfins; amiiformes |
mqvhdWdzy /macavaɣadawawdazaɟa/
|
osteoglossomorpha |
mqvhdWy /macavaɣadawawɟa/
|
teleosts; teleostei |
mqvhd /macavaɣada/
|
bony-tongued fishes; osteoglossiformes |
mqvhdze /macavaɣadaze/
|
hiodontiformes including mooneye and goldeye |
mqvheWgzy /macavaɣewawgazaɟa/
|
elopomorpha |
mqvhe /macavaɣe/
|
elopiformes including ladyfishes and tarpon |
mqvhfzs /macavaɣafazasa/
|
notacanthiformes including halosaurs, spiny eels |
mqvhg /macavaɣaga/
|
eels and gulpers; anguilliformes |
mqvhgzs /macavaɣagazasa/
|
saccopharyngiformes including gulper eel |
mqvhh /macavaɣaɣa/
|
clupeiformes; clupeomorpha including herrings, anchovies |
mqvhiWizy /macavaɣiwawizaɟa/
|
ostariophysi |
mqvhi /macavaɣi/
|
cypriniformes including barbs, carp, danios, goldfish, loaches |
mqvhizc /macavaɣizaʃa/
|
characiformes including characins, pencilfish, hatchetfish |
mqvhizg /macavaɣizaga/
|
gymnotiformes including electric eels, knifefish |
mqvhizm /macavaɣizama/
|
gonorynchiformes including milkfish |
mqvhizs /macavaɣizasa/
|
catfishes; siluriformes |
mqvhjWkzy /macavaɣaʒawawkazaɟa/
|
protacanthopterygii |
mqvhj /macavaɣaʒa/
|
salmoniformes including salmons, trouts |
mqvhk /macavaɣaka/
|
esociformes including pikes |
mqvhkzo /macavaɣakazo/
|
osmeriformes including smelts, galaxiids |
mqvhɭWɭzy /macavaɣalawawlazaɟa/
|
stenopterygii |
mqvhɭ /macavaɣala/
|
ateleopodiformes including jellynose fish |
mqvhɭzs /macavaɣalazasa/
|
stomiiformes including bristlemouths, marine hatchetfish |
mqvhm /macavaɣama/
|
aulopiformes; cyclosquamata including Bombay duck, lancetfish |
mqvhn /macavaɣana/
|
myctophiformes; scopelomorpha including lanternfish |
mqvho /macavaɣo/
|
lampriformes; lampridiomorpha including oarfish, opah, ribbonfish |
mqvhp /macavaɣapa/
|
beardfishes; polymixiiformes; polymyxiomorpha |
mqvhqWqzy /macavaɣacawawcazaɟa/
|
paracanthopterygii |
mqvhq /macavaɣaca/
|
percopsiformes including cavefishes, trout-perches |
mqvhqzb /macavaɣacazaba/
|
toadfishes; batrachoidiformes |
mqvhqze /macavaɣacaze/
|
lophiiformes including anglerfish |
mqvhqzg /macavaɣacazaga/
|
gadiformes including cods |
mqvhqzo /macavaɣacazo/
|
ophidiiformes |
mqvhrWy /macavaɣarawawɟa/
|
acanthopterygii including pearlfish |
mqvhs /macavaɣasa/
|
mullets; mugiliformes |
mqvhszh /macavaɣasazaɣa/
|
atheriniformes including silversides, rainbowfish |
mqvhszn /macavaɣasazana/
|
beloniformes including flyingfish |
mqvht /macavaɣata/
|
whalefishes; cetomimiformes |
mqvhtzc /macavaɣatazaʃa/
|
cyprinodontiformes including livebearers, killifish |
mqvhtzs /macavaɣatazasa/
|
stephanoberyciformes including ridgeheads |
mqvhtzy /macavaɣatazaɟa/
|
beryciformes including fangtooths, pineconefish |
mqvhu /macavaɣu/
|
zeiformes including dories |
mqvhuzc /macavaɣuzaʃa/
|
clingfishes; gobiesociformes |
mqvhv /macavaɣava/
|
gasterosteiformes including sticklebacks |
mqvhvzs /macavaɣavazasa/
|
syngnathiformes including seahorses, pipefish |
mqvhw /macavaɣawa/
|
synbranchiformes including swamp eels |
mqvhx /macavaɣaxa/
|
tetraodontiformes including filefishes, pufferfish |
mqvhxzf /macavaɣaxazafa/
|
flatfishes; pleuronectiformes |
mqvhxzs /macavaɣaxazasa/
|
scorpaeniformes including scorpionfishes, weaver fish |
mqvhy /macavaɣaɟa/
|
perciformes including anabantids, bass, cichlids, gobies, gour |
mqvi /macavi/
|
lobe finned fish; sarcopterigii including coelacanths, lungfish = dipnoi |
mqvj /macavaʒa/
|
amphibians; amphibia; batrachia [batracology; herpetology (partim)] ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvjcWf /macavaʒaʃawawfa/
|
labyrinthodontia |
mqvjc /macavaʒaʃa/
|
ichthyostegalia |
mqvje /macavaʒe/
|
temnospondyli |
mqvjf /macavaʒafa/
|
anthracosauria |
mqvjiWɭ /macavaʒiwawla/
|
lepospondyli |
mqvji /macavaʒi/
|
nectridea |
mqvjj /macavaʒaʒa/
|
aistopoda |
mqvjk /macavaʒaka/
|
microsauria |
mqvjɭ /macavaʒala/
|
lysorophia |
mqvjm /macavaʒama/
|
proanura |
mqvjn /macavaʒana/
|
frogs; anura; salientia including toads |
mqvjno /macavaʒano/
|
true toads; bufonidae |
mqvjnr /macavaʒanara/
|
tree frogs; hylidae |
mqvjnu /macavaʒanu/
|
true frogs; ranidae |
mqvju /macavaʒu/
|
caudata; urodela including salamanders, newts, olms, sirens |
mqvjy /macavaʒaɟa/
|
gymnophiona; apoda; caecilia |
mqvɭ /macavala/
|
reptiles; reptilia [herpetology (partim)] ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvɭbWc /macavalabawawʃa/
|
anapsida |
mqvɭb /macavalaba/
|
cotylosauria |
mqvɭc /macavalaʃa/
|
chelonia; testudinata including tortoises, turtles |
mqvɭdWf /macavaladawawfa/
|
synapsida |
mqvɭd /macavalada/
|
mesosauria |
mqvɭe /macavale/
|
pelycosauria |
mqvɭf /macavalafa/
|
therapsida |
mqvɭgWh /macavalagawawɣa/
|
euryapsida |
mqvɭg /macavalaga/
|
araeoscelidia; protorosauria |
mqvɭh /macavalaɣa/
|
sauropterigia including plesiosauri |
mqvɭiWɭ /macavaliwawla/
|
lepidosauria |
mqvɭi /macavali/
|
ichthyosauria; ichthyopterygia |
mqvɭj /macavalaʒa/
|
eosuchia |
mqvɭk /macavalaka/
|
rhynchocephalia |
mqvɭɭ /macavalala/
|
squamata including lizards, snakes |
mqvɭnWt /macavalanawawta/
|
archosauria |
mqvɭn /macavalana/
|
thecodontia |
mqvɭo /macavalo/
|
crocodilia |
mqvɭqWt /macavalacawawta/
|
dynosaurs |
mqvɭq /macavalaca/
|
saurischia including Tyrannosaurus, Brontosaurus, Diplodocus |
mqvɭr /macavalara/
|
ornithischia including Iguanodon, Stegosaurus, Triceratops |
mqvɭt /macavalata/
|
pterosauria including Pteranodon |
mqvo /macavo/
|
birds; aves [ornithology] ≈ DDC 598 |
mqvob /macavoba/
|
archaeornites; Archaeopterix |
mqvobzhWc /macavobazaɣawawʃa/
|
odontognathae |
mqvobzh /macavobazaɣa/
|
hesperornithiformes |
mqvoc /macavoʃa/
|
ichthyornithiformes |
mqvoczn /macavoʃazana/
|
tinamiformes |
mqvoczr /macavoʃazara/
|
rheiformes |
mqvoczs /macavoʃazasa/
|
struthioniformes |
mqvoczu /macavoʃazu/
|
casuariiformes |
mqvoczv /macavoʃazava/
|
aepyornithiformes |
mqvoczw /macavoʃazawa/
|
dinornithiformes including moas, kiwis |
mqvod /macavoda/
|
podicipediformes including Podiceps |
mqvoe /macavoe/
|
anseriformes including geese, ducks, swans |
mqvoezc /macavoezaʃa/
|
ciconiiformes |
mqvoezp /macavoezapa/
|
phoenicopteriformes |
mqvof /macavofa/
|
falconiformes; diurnal raptors |
mqvog /macavoga/
|
galliformes including chickens, pheasants, Perdix |
mqvogs /macavogasa/
|
phasianidae |
mqvogsɭ /macavogasala/
|
junglefowl; Gallus |
mqvogsɭg /macavogasalaga/
|
chickens; red junglefowls; Gallus gallus |
mqvoh /macavoɣa/
|
gruiformes; ralliformes including Rallus, Fulica, Grus, Otis, Tetras |
mqvoi /macavoi/
|
charadriiformes including gulls, Scolopax, Vanellus, Sterna |
mqvoj /macavoʒa/
|
columbiformes including pigeons |
mqvok /macavoka/
|
psittaciformes including parrots |
mqvoɭ /macavola/
|
cuculiformes |
mqvom /macavoma/
|
caprimulgiformes |
mqvon /macavona/
|
strigiformes; nocturnal raptors |
mqvoo /macavojo/
|
apodiformes including Apus, humming-birds |
mqvoq /macavoca/
|
coliiformes |
mqvor /macavora/
|
trogoniformes |
mqvot /macavota/
|
coraciiformes including kingfishers, Upupa |
mqvou /macavou/
|
piciformes |
mqvov /macavova/
|
passeriformes including sparrows and most small birds, Corvidae |
mqvow /macavowa/
|
gaviiformes; colymbiformes |
mqvox /macavoxa/
|
penguins; sphenisciformes |
mqvoy /macavoɟa/
|
procellariiformes |
mqvoyzp /macavoɟazapa/
|
pelecaniformes including Pelecanus, Phalacrocorax, Sula, Fregata |
mqvt /macavata/
|
mammals; mammalia [mammalogy; theriology] ≈ DDC 599 |
mqvt926c /macavataɲɔntɔltɔʃa/
|
marine mammals |
mqvt926eWx /macavataɲɔntɔltɔewawxa/
|
terrestrial mammals |
mqvt926y /macavataɲɔntɔltɔɟa/
|
aerial mammals |
mqvtbWbz /macavatabawawbaza/
|
prototheria |
mqvtb /macavataba/
|
triconodonta |
mqvtbzd /macavatabazada/
|
docodonta |
mqvtc /macavataʃa/
|
monotremata |
mqvtczm /macavataʃazama/
|
multituberculata |
mqvtczs /macavataʃazasa/
|
symmetrodonta |
mqvtczt /macavataʃazata/
|
pantotheria; trituberculata |
mqvtd /macavatada/
|
marsupialia |
mqvte /macavate/
|
insectivora including hedgehogs |
mqvtezd /macavatezada/
|
dermoptera |
mqvtf /macavatafa/
|
bats; chiroptera |
mqvtg /macavataga/
|
primates [primatology] |
mqvtgbWg /macavatagabawawga/
|
prosimii; lemuroidea |
mqvtgb /macavatagaba/
|
tupaiidae |
mqvtgc /macavatagaʃa/
|
lemuridae |
mqvtgd /macavatagada/
|
indridae |
mqvtge /macavatage/
|
daubentoniidae |
mqvtgf /macavatagafa/
|
lorisidae |
mqvtgg /macavatagaga/
|
tarsiidae |
mqvtgiWy /macavatagiwawɟa/
|
anthropoidea |
mqvtgi /macavatagi/
|
cebidae |
mqvtgɭ /macavatagala/
|
callithricidae |
mqvtgm /macavatagama/
|
Old World monkeys; cercopithecidae |
mqvtgmm /macavatagamama/
|
macaques; Macaca |
mqvtgmp /macavatagamapa/
|
baboons; Papio |
mqvtgo /macavatago/
|
colobidae |
mqvtgq /macavatagaca/
|
hylobatidae |
mqvtgu /macavatagu/
|
hominids; hominidae; great apes |
mqvtguc /macavataguʃa/
|
orangutans; Pongo |
mqvtgug /macavataguga/
|
gorillas; Gorilla |
mqvtgui /macavatagui/
|
chimpanzees; Pan |
mqvtguic /macavataguiʃa/
|
common chimpanzees; Pan troglodytes |
mqvtguin /macavataguina/
|
bonobos; Pan paniscus |
mqvtgum /macavataguma/
|
Australopithecus |
mqvtguo /macavataguo/
|
Homo; humans; men [palaeoanthropology] |
mqvtguob /macavataguoba/
|
Homo habilis |
mqvtguoe /macavataguoe/
|
Homo erectus |
mqvtguon /macavataguona/
|
Neanderthals; Homo neanderthalensis |
mqvtguos /macavataguosa/
|
Homo sapiens |
mqvth /macavataɣa/
|
tillodontia |
mqvti /macavati/
|
taeniodonta |
mqvtj /macavataʒa/
|
edentata; xenarthra including Myrmecophaga, Bradipus |
mqvtk /macavataka/
|
pholidota |
mqvtɭ /macavatala/
|
lagomorpha including rabbits, hares |
mqvtm /macavatama/
|
rodents; rodentia including rats, squirrels, Hystrix, Myocastor |
mqvtn /macavatana/
|
whales; cetaceans; cetacea [cetology] |
mqvtnbWf /macavatanabawawfa/
|
baleen whales; mysticeti |
mqvtnb /macavatanaba/
|
balaenidae; right whales and bowhead whales |
mqvtnbb /macavatanababa/
|
Balaena |
mqvtnbbb /macavatanabababa/
|
bowhead whales; Balaena mysticetus |
mqvtnbbj /macavatanababaʒa/
|
Pacific northern right whales; Eubalaena japonica |
mqvtnbbu /macavatanababu/
|
southern right whales; Eubalaena australis |
mqvtnbe /macavatanabe/
|
Eubalaena |
mqvtnbeg /macavatanabega/
|
Atlantic northern right whales; Eubalaena glacialis |
mqvtnc /macavatanaʃa/
|
rorquals; balaenopteridae |
mqvtncbWc /macavatanaʃabawawʃa/
|
balaenopterinae |
mqvtncb /macavatanaʃaba/
|
Balaenoptera |
mqvtncbc /macavatanaʃabaʃa/
|
common minke whales; Balaenoptera acutorostrata |
mqvtncbd /macavatanaʃabada/
|
Antarctic minke whales; Balaenoptera bonaerensis |
mqvtncbi /macavatanaʃabi/
|
Sei whales; Balaenoptera borealis |
mqvtncbj /macavatanaʃabaʒa/
|
Bryde's whales; Balaenoptera brydei |
mqvtncbn /macavatanaʃabana/
|
Eden's whales; Balaenoptera edeni |
mqvtncbo /macavatanaʃabo/
|
Omura's whales; Balaenoptera omurai |
mqvtncbu /macavatanaʃabu/
|
blue whales; Balaenoptera musculus |
mqvtncbw /macavatanaʃabawa/
|
fin whales; Balaenoptera physalus |
mqvtncɭWm /macavatanaʃalawawma/
|
megapterinae |
mqvtncm /macavatanaʃama/
|
Megaptera |
mqvtncmh /macavatanaʃamaɣa/
|
humpback whales; Megaptera novaeangliae |
mqvtnco /macavatanaʃo/
|
Eolobalaenoptera |
mqvtncoh /macavatanaʃoɣa/
|
Harrison's whales; Eobalaenoptera harrisoni |
mqvtne /macavatane/
|
eschrichtiidae |
mqvtnes /macavatanesa/
|
Eschrichtius |
mqvtnesg /macavatanesaga/
|
gray whales; Eschrichtius robustus |
mqvtnf /macavatanafa/
|
neobalaenidae |
mqvtnfc /macavatanafaʃa/
|
Caperea |
mqvtnfcm /macavatanafaʃama/
|
pygmy Right whales; Caperea marginata |
mqvtngWy /macavatanagawawɟa/
|
toothed whales; odontoceti; odontocetes |
mqvtni /macavatani/
|
dolphins; delphinidae |
mqvtnic /macavataniʃa/
|
Cephalorhynchus |
mqvtnice /macavataniʃe/
|
Chilean dolphins; Cephalorhyncus eutropia |
mqvtnich /macavataniʃaɣa/
|
Heaviside's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus heavisidii |
mqvtnict /macavataniʃata/
|
Hector's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus hectori |
mqvtnid /macavatanida/
|
Delphinus |
mqvtnidc /macavatanidaʃa/
|
long-beaked common dolphins; Delphinus capensis |
mqvtnidd /macavatanidada/
|
short-beaked common dolphins; Delphinus delphis |
mqvtnidt /macavatanidata/
|
Arabian common dolphins; Delphinus tropicalis |
mqvtnif /macavatanifa/
|
Feresa |
mqvtnifp /macavatanifapa/
|
pygmy killer whales; Feresa attenuata |
mqvtnig /macavataniga/
|
Globicephala |
mqvtnigc /macavatanigaʃa/
|
short-finned pilot whales; Globicephala macrorhyncus |
mqvtnigɭ /macavatanigala/
|
long-finned pilot whales; Globicephala melas |
mqvtnih /macavataniɣa/
|
Grampus |
mqvtnihg /macavataniɣaga/
|
Risso's dolphins; Grampus griseus |
mqvtnii /macavataniji/
|
Lagenodelphis |
mqvtniic /macavatanijiʃa/
|
Commerson's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus commersonii |
mqvtniif /macavatanijifa/
|
Fraser's dolphins; Lagenodelphis hosei |
mqvtnik /macavatanika/
|
Lagenorhynchus |
mqvtnikb /macavatanikaba/
|
Atlantic white-sided dolphins; Lagenorhynchus acutus |
mqvtnikc /macavatanikaʃa/
|
white-beaked dolphins; Lagenorhynchus albirostris |
mqvtnike /macavatanike/
|
Peale's dolphins; Lagenorhynchus australis |
mqvtnikh /macavatanikaɣa/
|
hourglass dolphins; Lagenorhynchus cruciger |
mqvtnikp /macavatanikapa/
|
Pacific white-sided dolphins; Lagenorhynchus obliquidens |
mqvtniks /macavatanikasa/
|
dusky dolphins; Lagenorhynchus obscurus |
mqvtnikt /macavatanikata/
|
tropical dusky dolphins |
mqvtniɭ /macavatanila/
|
Lissodelphis |
mqvtniɭb /macavatanilaba/
|
northern right whale dolphins; Lissodelphis borealis |
mqvtniɭp /macavatanilapa/
|
southern right whale dolphins; Lissodelphis peronii |
mqvtnim /macavatanima/
|
Orcaella |
mqvtnimi /macavatanimi/
|
Irrawaddy dolphins; Orcaella brevirostris |
mqvtnims /macavatanimasa/
|
Australian snubfin dolphins; Orcaella heinsohni |
mqvtnio /macavatanio/
|
Orcinus |
mqvtniok /macavatanioka/
|
killer whales; Orcinus orca |
mqvtnip /macavatanipa/
|
Peponocephala |
mqvtnipe /macavatanipe/
|
melon-headed whales; Peponocephala electra |
mqvtniq /macavatanica/
|
Pseudorca |
mqvtniqk /macavatanicaka/
|
false killer whales; Pseudorca crassidens |
mqvtnir /macavatanira/
|
Sotalia |
mqvtnirt /macavatanirata/
|
tucuxis; Sotalia fluviatilis |
mqvtnis /macavatanisa/
|
Stenella |
mqvtnisb /macavatanisaba/
|
pantropical spotted dolphins; Stenella attenuata |
mqvtnise /macavatanise/
|
striped dolphins; Stenella coeruleoalba |
mqvtnisf /macavatanisafa/
|
Atlantic spotted dolphins; Stenella frontalis |
mqvtnisɭ /macavatanisala/
|
spinner dolphins; Stenella longirostris |
mqvtnisy /macavatanisaɟa/
|
clymene dolphins; Stenella clymene |
mqvtnit /macavatanita/
|
Steno |
mqvtnits /macavatanitasa/
|
rough-toothed dolphins; Steno bredanensis |
mqvtniu /macavataniu/
|
Tursiops |
mqvtniui /macavataniui/
|
Indian ocean bottlenose dolphins; Tursiops aduncus |
mqvtniut /macavataniuta/
|
common bottlenose dolphins; Tursiops truncatus |
mqvtnix /macavatanixa/
|
Sousa |
mqvtnixc /macavatanixaʃa/
|
Pacific humpback dolphins; Sousa chinensis |
mqvtnixp /macavatanixapa/
|
Indian humpback dolphins; Sousa plumbea |
mqvtnixt /macavatanixata/
|
Atlantic humpback dolphins; Sousa teuszii |
mqvtnm /macavatanama/
|
monodontidae |
mqvtnmd /macavatanamada/
|
Delphinapterus |
mqvtnmdb /macavatanamadaba/
|
belugas; Delphinapterus leucas |
mqvtnmo /macavatanamo/
|
Monodon |
mqvtnmon /macavatanamona/
|
narwhals; Monodon monoceros |
mqvtnp /macavatanapa/
|
porpoises; phocoenidae |
mqvtnpn /macavatanapana/
|
Neophocaena |
mqvtnpnp /macavatanapanapa/
|
finless porpoises; Neophocaena phocaenoides |
mqvtnpp /macavatanapapa/
|
Phocoena |
mqvtnppd /macavatanapapada/
|
spectacled porpoises; Phocoena dioptrica |
mqvtnppp /macavatanapapapa/
|
harbour porpoises; Phocoena phocaena |
mqvtnpps /macavatanapapasa/
|
Burmeister's porpoises; Phocoena spinipinnis |
mqvtnppv /macavatanapapava/
|
vaquitas; Phocoena sinus |
mqvtnpq /macavatanapaca/
|
phocoenoides |
mqvtnpqd /macavatanapacada/
|
Dall's porpoises; Phocoenoides dalli |
mqvtns /macavatanasa/
|
physeteridae; sperm whale family |
mqvtnsp /macavatanasapa/
|
Physeter |
mqvtnspm /macavatanasapama/
|
sperm whales; Physeter macrocephalus |
mqvtnspmas /macavatanasapamɛsa/
|
spermaceti organ; spermaceti case |
mqvtnt /macavatanata/
|
kogiidae |
mqvtntk /macavatanataka/
|
Kogia |
mqvtntkb /macavatanatakaba/
|
pygmy sperm whales; Kogia breviceps |
mqvtntks /macavatanatakasa/
|
Indo-pacific dwarf sperm whales; Kogia sima |
mqvtntkw /macavatanatakawa/
|
Atlantic dwarf sperm whales; Kogia sp. |
mqvtnu /macavatanu/
|
iniidae |
mqvtnui /macavatanui/
|
Inia |
mqvtnuig /macavatanuiga/
|
Amazon river dolphins; botos; Inia geoffrensis |
mqvtnuuWy /macavatanuwuwawɟa/
|
river dolphins; platanistoidea |
mqvtnv /macavatanava/
|
lipotidae |
mqvtnvɭ /macavatanavala/
|
Lipotes |
mqvtnvɭv /macavatanavalava/
|
baijis; Lipotes vexillifer |
mqvtnw /macavatanawa/
|
pontoporiidae |
mqvtnwp /macavatanawapa/
|
Pontoporia |
mqvtnwpb /macavatanawapaba/
|
franciscanas; Pontoporia blainvillei |
mqvtnx /macavatanaxa/
|
platanistidae |
mqvtnxp /macavatanaxapa/
|
Platanista |
mqvtnxpg /macavatanaxapaga/
|
Ganges and Indus river dolphins; Platanista gangetica |
mqvtny /macavatanaɟa/
|
beaked whales; ziphidae |
mqvtnyb /macavatanaɟaba/
|
Berardius |
mqvtnybb /macavatanaɟababa/
|
Baird's beaked whales; North Pacific bottlenose whales; Berardius bairdii |
mqvtnybx /macavatanaɟabaxa/
|
Arnoux's beaked whales; Berardius arnuxii |
mqvtnyt /macavatanaɟata/
|
Tasmacetus |
mqvtnyts /macavatanaɟatasa/
|
Tasman beaked whales; Shepherd's beaked whales; Tasmacetus shepherdi |
mqvtnyy /macavatanaɟaɟa/
|
Ziphius |
mqvtnyyc /macavatanaɟaɟaʃa/
|
Cuvier's beaked whales; Ziphius cavirostris |
mqvtnyzh /macavatanaɟazaɣa/
|
hyperoodontidae |
mqvtnyzhh /macavatanaɟazaɣaɣa/
|
Hyperoodon |
mqvtnyzhhm /macavatanaɟazaɣaɣama/
|
northern bottlenose whales; Hyperoodon ampullatus |
mqvtnyzhhp /macavatanaɟazaɣaɣapa/
|
southern bottlenose whales; Hyperoodon planifrons |
mqvtnyzhi /macavatanaɟazaɣi/
|
Indopacetus |
mqvtnyzhip /macavatanaɟazaɣipa/
|
Indo-pacific beaked whales; Longman's beaked whales; Indopacetus pacificus |
mqvtnyzhm /macavatanaɟazaɣama/
|
mesoplodont whales; Mesoplodon |
mqvtnyzhmb /macavatanaɟazaɣamaba/
|
Sowerby's beaked whales; Mesoplodon bidens |
mqvtnyzhmc /macavatanaɟazaɣamaʃa/
|
Hubbs' beaked whales; Mesoplodon carlhubbsi |
mqvtnyzhmd /macavatanaɟazaɣamada/
|
Blainville's beaked whales; Mesoplodon densirostris |
mqvtnyzhme /macavatanaɟazaɣame/
|
Gervais' beaked whales; Mesoplodon europaeus |
mqvtnyzhmg /macavatanaɟazaɣamaga/
|
ginkgo-toothed beaked whales; Mesoplodon ginkgodens |
mqvtnyzhmi /macavatanaɟazaɣami/
|
Gray's beaked whales; Mesoplodon grayi |
mqvtnyzhmj /macavatanaɟazaɣamaʒa/
|
Hector's beaked whales; Mesoplodon hectori |
mqvtnyzhmk /macavatanaɟazaɣamaka/
|
Andrews' beaked whales; Mesoplodon bowdoini |
mqvtnyzhmɭ /macavatanaɟazaɣamala/
|
Layard's beaked whales; Mesoplodon layardii |
mqvtnyzhmm /macavatanaɟazaɣamama/
|
True's beaked whales; Mesoplodon mirus |
mqvtnyzhmp /macavatanaɟazaɣamapa/
|
Perrin's beaked whales; Mesoplodon perrini |
mqvtnyzhmq /macavatanaɟazaɣamaca/
|
pygmy beaked whales; Mesoplodon peruvianus |
mqvtnyzhms /macavatanaɟazaɣamasa/
|
Stejneger's beaked whales; Mesoplodon stejnegeri |
mqvtnyzhmt /macavatanaɟazaɣamata/
|
spade toothed whales; Mesoplodon traversii |
mqvto /macavato/
|
carnivora |
mqvtocWy /macavatoʃawawɟa/
|
fissipedia |
mqvtoc /macavatoʃa/
|
canids; canidae |
mqvtocc /macavatoʃaʃa/
|
Canis |
mqvtoccd /macavatoʃaʃada/
|
domestic dogs; Canis familiaris |
mqvtoccg /macavatoʃaʃaga/
|
gray wolves; Canis lupus |
mqvtocci /macavatoʃaʃi/
|
coyotes; Canis latrans |
mqvtoccj /macavatoʃaʃaʒa/
|
African golden wolves; Canis anthus |
mqvtocck /macavatoʃaʃaka/
|
Ethiopian wolves; Canis simensis |
mqvtoccɭ /macavatoʃaʃala/
|
golden jackals; Canis aureus |
mqvtoccs /macavatoʃaʃasa/
|
black-backed jackals; Canis mesomelas |
mqvtoccu /macavatoʃaʃu/
|
side-striped jackals; Canis adustus |
mqvtocd /macavatoʃada/
|
dholes; Asiatic wild dogs; Cuon |
mqvtoce /macavatoʃe/
|
African wild dogs; Lycaon |
mqvtocg /macavatoʃaga/
|
bush dogs; Speothos |
mqvtoch /macavatoʃaɣa/
|
maned wolves; Chrysocyon |
mqvtocɭ /macavatoʃala/
|
Lycalopex |
mqvtocm /macavatoʃama/
|
crab-eating foxes; Cerdocyon |
mqvtocn /macavatoʃana/
|
short-eared dogs; Atelocynus |
mqvtoco /macavatoʃo/
|
bat-eared foxes; Otocyon |
mqvtocr /macavatoʃara/
|
raccoon dogs; Nyctereutes |
mqvtocv /macavatoʃava/
|
foxes; Vulpes |
mqvtocw /macavatoʃawa/
|
Urocyon |
mqvtod /macavatoda/
|
bears; ursidae |
mqvtodb /macavatodaba/
|
Ursus |
mqvtodbp /macavatodabapa/
|
polar bears; Ursus maritimus |
mqvtodbw /macavatodabawa/
|
brown bears; Ursus arctos |
mqvtodp /macavatodapa/
|
pandas; Ailuropoda |
mqvtodpp /macavatodapapa/
|
giant pandas; Aiuropoda melanoleuca |
mqvtof /macavatofa/
|
felidae including lions, tigers, leopards, cats |
mqvtofb /macavatofaba/
|
Panthera |
mqvtofbg /macavatofabaga/
|
tigers; Panthera tigris |
mqvtofbi /macavatofabi/
|
lions; Panthera leo |
mqvtofbj /macavatofabaʒa/
|
jaguars; Panthera onca |
mqvtofbp /macavatofabapa/
|
leopards; Panthera pardus |
mqvtofbs /macavatofabasa/
|
snow leopards; Panthera uncia; Uncia uncia |
mqvtoh /macavatoɣa/
|
procyonidae |
mqvtoi /macavatoi/
|
ailuridae |
mqvtom /macavatoma/
|
mustelidae including weasels, martens, otters |
mqvtome /macavatome/
|
badgers; genus Meles |
mqvtomem /macavatomema/
|
European badger; Meles meles |
mqvtomemYdachsi /macavatomemaɟawdɛʃaɣasi/ ⋄
|
Dachsi |
mqvtor /macavatora/
|
viverridae |
mqvtot /macavatota/
|
hyenidae |
mqvtovWy /macavatovawawɟa/
|
pinnipeds; pinnipedia |
mqvtow /macavatowa/
|
walruses; odobenidae including only Odobenus rosmarus |
mqvtowo /macavatowo/
|
walruses; Odobenus |
mqvtowor /macavatowora/
|
walruses; Odobenus rosmarus |
mqvtox /macavatoxa/
|
eared seals; otariidae including sea lions, fur seals |
mqvtoxb /macavatoxaba/
|
Arctocephalus |
mqvtoxbb /macavatoxababa/
|
Antarctic fur seals; Arctocephalus gazella |
mqvtoxbd /macavatoxabada/
|
Guadalupe fur seal; Arctocephalus townsendi |
mqvtoxbf /macavatoxabafa/
|
Juan Fernandez fur seal; Arctocephalus philippii |
mqvtoxbg /macavatoxabaga/
|
Galapagos fur seal; Arctocephalus galapagoensis |
mqvtoxbk /macavatoxabaka/
|
Cape fur seal; Australian fur seal; Arctocephalus pusillus |
mqvtoxbn /macavatoxabana/
|
New Zealand fur seal; Arctocephalus forsteri |
mqvtoxbt /macavatoxabata/
|
subantarctic fur seal; Arctocephalus tropicalis |
mqvtoxbu /macavatoxabu/
|
South American fur seal; Arctocephalus australis |
mqvtoxc /macavatoxaʃa/
|
northern fur seals; Callorhinus |
mqvtoxcu /macavatoxaʃu/
|
northern fur seals; Callorhinus ursinus |
mqvtoxe /macavatoxe/
|
Steller sea lions; Eumetopias |
mqvtoxej /macavatoxeʒa/
|
Steller sea lions; Eumetopias jubatus |
mqvtoxn /macavatoxana/
|
Australian sea lions; Neophoca |
mqvtoxnc /macavatoxanaʃa/
|
Australian sea lions; Neophoca cinerea |
mqvtoxo /macavatoxo/
|
southern sea lions; south American sea lions; Otaria |
mqvtoxof /macavatoxofa/
|
southern sea lions; south American sea lions; Otaria flavescens; Otaria bryonia |
mqvtoxp /macavatoxapa/
|
New Zealand sea lions; Hooker's sea lions; Phocarctos |
mqvtoxph /macavatoxapaɣa/
|
New Zealand sea lions; Hooker's sea lions; Phocarctos hookeri |
mqvtoxs /macavatoxasa/
|
California sea lions; Zalophus |
mqvtoxsc /macavatoxasaʃa/
|
California sea lions; Zalophus californianus |
mqvtoy /macavatoɟa/
|
earless seals; true seals; crawling seals; phocidae |
mqvtoyc /macavatoɟaʃa/
|
monk seals; Monachus |
mqvtoye /macavatoɟe/
|
elephant seals; Mirounga |
mqvtoyg /macavatoɟaga/
|
crabeater seals; Lobodon |
mqvtoyj /macavatoɟaʒa/
|
Leptonychotes |
mqvtoyjw /macavatoɟaʒawa/
|
Weddell seals; Leptonychotes weddelli |
mqvtoyɭ /macavatoɟala/
|
leopard seals; Hydrurga |
mqvtoyo /macavatoɟo/
|
Ommatophoca |
mqvtoyq /macavatoɟaca/
|
bearded seals; Erignathus |
mqvtoys /macavatoɟasa/
|
Phoca |
mqvtoyu /macavatoɟu/
|
Pusa |
mqvtoyw /macavatoɟawa/
|
grey seals; Halichoerus |
mqvtoyy /macavatoɟaɟa/
|
hooded seals; Cystophora |
mqvtp /macavatapa/
|
condylartra |
mqvtpzɭ /macavatapazala/
|
litopterna |
mqvtpzn /macavatapazana/
|
notoungulata |
mqvtpzs /macavatapazasa/
|
astrapoteria |
mqvtq /macavataca/
|
tubulidentata |
mqvtqzc /macavatacazaʃa/
|
pantodonta; amblypoda |
mqvtqzd /macavatacazada/
|
dinocerata; uintatheria |
mqvtqzp /macavatacazapa/
|
pyrotheria |
mqvtr /macavatara/
|
elephants; proboscidea; elephantidae including elephants |
mqvtruzu /macavataruzu/
|
Rusa |
mqvtrze /macavataraze/
|
embrithopoda |
mqvtrzh /macavatarazaɣa/
|
hyracoidea |
mqvts /macavatasa/
|
sirenia |
mqvttWu /macavatatawawu/
|
ungulates |
mqvtt /macavatata/
|
perissodactyla |
mqvtte /macavatate/
|
equidae |
mqvtteu /macavatateu/
|
Equus |
mqvtteuf /macavatateufa/
|
horses; Equus ferus |
mqvtteui /macavatateui/
|
African asses; Equus africanus |
mqvtteuii /macavatateuiji/
|
donkeys; Equus africanus asinus |
mqvtteur /macavatateura/
|
zebras; Equus zebra |
mqvttp /macavatatapa/
|
tapiridae |
mqvttr /macavatatara/
|
rhinocerotidae |
mqvtu /macavatu/
|
artiodactyla |
mqvtud /macavatuda/
|
suidae including pigs |
mqvtuds /macavatudasa/
|
pigs; Sus |
mqvtudss /macavatudasasa/
|
boars; wild boars |
mqvtudssd /macavatudasasada/
|
domestic pigs; swines; hogs; Sus scrofa domestica |
mqvtue /macavatue/
|
tayassuidae |
mqvtuh /macavatuɣa/
|
hippopotamidae |
mqvtuɭ /macavatula/
|
camelids; camelidae |
mqvtuɭg /macavatulaga/
|
Lama |
mqvtuɭgb /macavatulagaba/
|
llamas; Lama glama |
mqvtuɭgg /macavatulagaga/
|
guanacos; Lama guanicoe |
mqvtuɭi /macavatuli/
|
Vicugna |
mqvtuɭii /macavatuliji/
|
vicuñas; Vicugna vicugna |
mqvtuɭip /macavatulipa/
|
alpacas; Vicugna pacos |
mqvtuɭm /macavatulama/
|
Camelus |
mqvtuɭmd /macavatulamada/
|
dromedary; Camelus dromedarius |
mqvtuɭmt /macavatulamata/
|
Bactrian camels; Camelus bactrianus |
mqvtuɭmw /macavatulamawa/
|
wild Bactrian camels; Camelus ferus |
mqvtun /macavatuna/
|
tragulidae |
mqvtur /macavatura/
|
deers; cervidae |
mqvturb /macavaturaba/
|
Alces |
mqvturbm /macavaturabama/
|
mooses; Eurasian elks; Alces alces |
mqvturc /macavaturaʃa/
|
Capreolus |
mqvturcc /macavaturaʃaʃa/
|
Western roe deers; Capreolus capreolus |
mqvturcp /macavaturaʃapa/
|
Eastern roe deers; Capreolus pygargus |
mqvture /macavature/
|
Blastocerus |
mqvturh /macavaturaɣa/
|
Hippocamelus |
mqvturk /macavaturaka/
|
brockets; Mazama |
mqvturɭ /macavaturala/
|
Odocoileus |
mqvturo /macavaturo/
|
Pampas deers; Ozotoceros |
mqvturp /macavaturapa/
|
pudús; Pudu |
mqvturr /macavaturara/
|
reindeers; caribous; Rangifer |
mqvturrzx /macavaturarazaxa/
|
Axis |
mqvturs /macavaturasa/
|
Cervus |
mqvturse /macavaturase/
|
red deers; Cervus elaphus |
mqvturt /macavaturata/
|
fallow deers; Dama |
mqvturu /macavaturu/
|
Elaphurus |
mqvturuzh /macavaturuzaɣa/
|
Hyelaphus |
mqvturuzp /macavaturuzapa/
|
Panolia |
mqvturuzr /macavaturuzara/
|
Rucervus |
mqvturuzw /macavaturuzawa/
|
tufted deers; Elaphodus |
mqvturv /macavaturava/
|
muntjacs; Muntiacus |
mqvturw /macavaturawa/
|
water deers; Hydropotes |
mqvtus /macavatusa/
|
giraffidae |
mqvtusg /macavatusaga/
|
giraffes; Giraffa |
mqvtut /macavatuta/
|
antilocapridae |
mqvtuv /macavatuva/
|
bovids; bovidae |
mqvtuvb /macavatuvaba/
|
Bos |
mqvtuvbt /macavatuvabata/
|
cattle; domestic cattle; Bos primigenius |
mqvtuvbtc /macavatuvabataʃa/
|
aurochs; Bos primigenius primigenius |
mqvtuvbti /macavatuvabati/
|
zebu; Bos primigenius indicus |
mqvtuvbtt /macavatuvabatata/
|
taurine cattle; Bos primigenius taurus |
mqvtuvbu /macavatuvabu/
|
gaur; Bos gaurus; Bibos gauris |
mqvtuvbv /macavatuvabava/
|
banteng; tembadau; Bos javanicus |
mqvtuvby /macavatuvabaɟa/
|
yak; Bos grunniens |
mqvtuvr /macavatuvara/
|
Capra |
mqvtuvrc /macavatuvaraʃa/
|
Spanish ibex; Capra pyrenaicais |
mqvtuvre /macavatuvare/
|
Alpine ibex; Capra ibex |
mqvtuvri /macavatuvari/
|
Siberian ibex; Capra sibirica |
mqvtuvrɭ /macavatuvarala/
|
Walia ibex; Capra walie |
mqvtuvrs /macavatuvarasa/
|
West Caucasian tur; Capra caucasica |
mqvtuvrt /macavatuvarata/
|
East Caucasian tur; Capra cylindricornis |
mqvtuvru /macavatuvaru/
|
Nubian ibex; Capra nubiana |
mqvtuvrw /macavatuvarawa/
|
wild goat; Capra aegagrus |
mqvtuvry /macavatuvaraɟa/
|
markhor; Capra falconeri |
mqvtuvs /macavatuvasa/
|
sheep; Ovis |
mqvtuvsb /macavatuvasaba/
|
argali; Ovis ammon |
mqvtuvsd /macavatuvasada/
|
domestic sheep; mouflon; Ovis orientalis |
mqvtuvsh /macavatuvasaɣa/
|
bighorn sheep; Ovis canadensis |
mqvtuvsɭ /macavatuvasala/
|
dall sheep; Ovis dallis |
mqvtuvss /macavatuvasasa/
|
snow sheep; Ovis nivicola |
n /na/
|
populations; groups; wildlife [ecology] ↞ m organisms ≈ DDC 577 |
n3 /naɲcɔ/
|
under selective pressure; factor |
n4 /naŋkɔ/
|
threatened by factor |
n7k /najɔka/
|
with genes [population genetics] |
n87 /narkɔjɔ/
|
size |
n9 /naɲɔ/
|
of members |
n91 /naɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
in era |
n92 /naɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in areal [biogeography] |
n926 /naɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
in habitat |
n929 /naɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
in country |
n95 /naɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
process [population dynamics] |
n957 /naɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
at evolutionary stage [evolutionary biology] |
n97 /naɲɔjɔ/ []
|
composed of component |
n97s /naɲɔjɔsa/
|
age classes |
n97sn /naɲɔjɔsana/
|
young |
n97sp /naɲɔjɔsapa/
|
adults |
n97sv /naɲɔjɔsava/
|
old |
n97x /naɲɔjɔxa/
|
males |
n97y /naɲɔjɔɟa/
|
females |
n9mqri /naɲɔmacari/ ⋄
|
insects |
n9p92 /naɲɔpaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
plant distribution [phytogeography] |
naf /nɛfa/
|
fertility; natality; birth rate; reproduction |
nai /nɛi/
|
mixing |
nam /nɛma/
|
animal migration |
nam234 /nɛmantɔɲcɔŋkɔ/
|
migrating towards ↞ bv motion |
nar /nɛra/
|
mortality |
nat /nɛta/
|
extinction ↞ bpar end |
nav /nɛva/
|
biodiversity |
nbWm /nabawawma/
|
intraspecific relations [autoecology] |
nb /naba/
|
aggregation groups |
ne /ne/
|
colonies |
ne9 /neɲɔ/ ⋄
|
of organisms |
nec /neʃa/
|
clonal colonies |
nen /nena/
|
nesting colonies |
nes /nesa/
|
eusocial colonies; caste colonies |
nes9mqriqm /nesaɲɔmacaricama/ ⋄
|
ant colonies |
nm /nama/
|
populations of a species [population dynamics; demography] |
nmU /namuj/
|
human populations ↞ mU human organisms |
nmU92e /namujɲɔntɔe/ ⋄
|
European people |
np /napa/
|
phylogenetic lineages; taxa |
np06 /napaɔltɔ/
|
according to theory |
np06yisɭvang /napaɔltɔɟisalavɛnaga/ ⋄
|
phyletic gradualism |
np913 /napaɲɔmpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
appeared; originated in period |
np914 /napaɲɔmpɔŋkɔ/ []
|
extincted in period |
npX /napaxaw/
|
ranks |
npb /napaba/
|
subforms |
npbzf /napabazafa/
|
forms |
npbzs /napabazasa/
|
subvarieties |
npc /napaʃa/
|
varietes |
npd /napada/
|
subspecies |
npe /nape/
|
species |
npeze /napeze/
|
series |
npezs /napezasa/
|
sections |
npf /napafa/
|
subgenera |
npg /napaga/
|
genera |
nph /napaɣa/
|
subtribes |
npi /napi/
|
tribes |
npj /napaʒa/
|
subfamilies |
npk /napaka/
|
families |
npɭ /napala/
|
suborders |
npm /napama/
|
orders |
npn /napana/
|
superorders |
npo /napo/
|
subclasses |
npp /napapa/
|
classes |
npr /napara/
|
subphyla |
nps /napasa/
|
phyla; divisions |
npu /napu/
|
subkingdoms |
npv /napava/
|
kingdoms |
npy /napaɟa/
|
domains |
nrWy /narawawɟa/
|
interspecific relations [synecology] |
ns /nasa/
|
biological associations [phytosociology] |
ns9 /nasaɲɔ/
|
of; including; formed with taxon |
nt /nata/
|
trophic systems |
ntcWe /nataʃawawe/
|
antagonism |
ntd /natada/
|
parasitism [parasitology; pathology] ↞ mq306p |
ntd9 /natadaɲɔ/
|
by parasite |
ntd98 /natadaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
on host |
nte /nate/
|
predation |
nte9 /nateɲɔ/
|
by predator |
nte98 /nateɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
on prey |
ntɭWs /natalawawsa/
|
mutualism |
ntm /natama/
|
commensalism |
nts /natasa/
|
symbioses |
ntse /natase/
|
endosymbioses |
ntsɭ /natasala/
|
lichens ↞ lki cyanobacteria mpbWc green algae mn fungi |
nu /nu/
|
biocoenoses; biocenoses; biotic communities; biological communities; ecological communities |
nu926 /nuɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
in biotope |
ny /naɟa/
|
ecosystems; biomes; biocores [environmental sciences] ↞ m organisms l bacteria j land |
ny4 /naɟaŋkɔ/ []
|
polluted by pollutant |
ny957 /naɟaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
at development stage; growth stage; age |
ny957i /naɟaɲɔlpɔjɔi/
|
pioneer species |
ny957p /naɟaɲɔlpɔjɔpa/
|
climax |
nyah /naɟɛɣa/
|
abiotic components ↞ j land i rocks f molecules |
nyai /naɟɛi/
|
biotic components ↞ m organisms l bacteria |
nyaɭ /naɟɛla/
|
pollution |
nybWh /naɟabawawɣa/
|
marine ecosystems |
nyb /naɟaba/
|
benthic zones; bottom substrates |
nyc /naɟaʃa/
|
oceanic zones; marine zones ↞ jy seas |
nycp /naɟaʃapa/
|
profundal zones; bottom water; deep water |
nycs /naɟaʃasa/
|
shallow oceanic zones |
nycy /naɟaʃaɟa/
|
ocean surfaces |
nyd /naɟada/
|
intertidal zones ↞ jyai tides |
nye /naɟe/
|
estuary ecosystems ↞ jsrau mouth |
nyf /naɟafa/
|
salt marsh ecosystems ↞ jvm salt marshes |
nyg /naɟaga/
|
coral reefs ↞ mqdc anthozoa |
nyh /naɟaɣa/
|
hydrothermal vents |
nyjWm /naɟaʒawawma/
|
freshwater ecosystems ↞ js fresh water systems |
nyk /naɟaka/
|
lentic ecosystems; slow-moving water ↞ jsl lakes |
nyɭ /naɟala/
|
streams; becks; bournes; brooks; burns; lotic ecosystems; rapidly-moving water ↞ jsr rivers |
nym /naɟama/
|
wetlands |
nynWx /naɟanawawxa/
|
terrestrial ecosystems |
nyr /naɟara/
|
forests ↞ mpat trees |
nyre /naɟare/
|
sclerophillae forests |
nyrg /naɟaraga/
|
needle leaf forests |
nyri /naɟari/
|
summer foliation decidous forests |
nyrk /naɟaraka/
|
temperate pluvial forests |
nyrm /naɟarama/
|
monsonic forests |
nyrr /naɟarara/
|
tropical pluvial forests |
nyru /naɟaru/
|
equatorial pluvial forests |
nys /naɟasa/
|
savannahs ↞ mpar herbaceous plants mpas shrubs mpat trees |
nysg /naɟasaga/
|
taigas |
nysh /naɟasaɣa/
|
heaths; lands |
nyss /naɟasasa/
|
semideserts |
nysw /naɟasawa/
|
bushes; scrubs; woods; deciduous tropical forests ↞ mpas shrubs |
nyt /naɟata/
|
grasslands; prairies ↞ mpar herbaceous plants |
nytg /naɟataga/
|
grassy tundra |
nytp /naɟatapa/
|
steppes |
nytr /naɟatara/
|
prairies |
nyu /naɟu/
|
deserts |
nyud /naɟuda/
|
dry deserts |
nyur /naɟura/
|
arctic deserts, tundra |
nyw /naɟawa/
|
agricultural environment ↞ vm health care |
nyx /naɟaxa/
|
urban environment ↞ ww settlements |
nyy /naɟaɟa/
|
aerial environment |
oWp /owawpa/
|
mind |
o /o/
|
instincts; autonomous agents; animated beings; action patterns; behavioural modules; repertoires; animal behavi [ethology; neurosciences] ↞ mqaon nervous system n populations ≈ DDC 156 591.5 |
o3 /oɲcɔ/
|
reacting to; sparked off by; triggered by; driven by stimulus |
o4 /oŋkɔ/
|
inhibited by block |
o8 /orkɔ/
|
perceiving object |
o9 /oɲɔ/
|
of species |
o91 /oɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
at phase |
o926 /oɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
in environment |
o93 /oɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
learnt by learning |
o931 /oɲɔɲcɔmpɔ/ []
|
evolved from; ritualized from ancestral instinct |
o95 /oɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by mechanism |
o97 /oɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with sense |
o977 /oɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
with organ |
o977ɭ /oɲɔjɔjɔla/
|
hormones [ethoendocrinology] |
o977n /oɲɔjɔjɔna/
|
nervous system [neuroethology] |
o99 /oɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of sex |
o991 /oɲɔɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
of subject of age class |
o9mU /oɲɔmuj/
|
human instincts; human behaviour [human ethology] |
oaf /oɛfa/
|
behavioural phases |
oafb /oɛfaba/
|
latency; quiescence |
oafd /oɛfada/
|
motivation |
oafi /oɛfi/
|
appetition |
oafm /oɛfama/
|
empty action |
oafn /oɛfana/
|
substitution |
oafs /oɛfasa/
|
consummation; consummatory action; final action |
oaɭ /oɛla/
|
learning |
oaɭb /oɛlaba/
|
innate knowledge; unconditioned; endogenous |
oaɭc /oɛlaʃa/
|
facilitation |
oaɭe /oɛle/
|
habituation; stimulus specific fatigue |
oaɭg /oɛlaga/
|
classic conditioning |
oaɭi /oɛli/
|
instrumental conditioning |
oaɭm /oɛlama/
|
imprinting |
oaɭp /oɛlapa/
|
playing |
oaɭt /oɛlata/
|
imitation |
oaɭu /oɛlu/
|
cultural learning |
oaɭx /oɛlaxa/
|
insight |
oaɭxt /oɛlaxata/
|
tool use |
oam /oɛma/
|
behavioural mechanism |
oame /oɛme/
|
input; perception; afferent signal |
oamef /oɛmefa/
|
filtration |
oamek /oɛmeka/
|
key stimulus |
oames /oɛmesa/
|
gestalt perception |
oamɭ /oɛmala/
|
elaboration; processing |
oamo /oɛmo/
|
output; effectors; efferent signal |
oas /oɛsa/
|
senses; perceptive faculties [sensory neuroscience] |
oasd /oɛsada/
|
sight; vision ↞ darll visible light mqaooe eyes |
oasdb /oɛsadaba/
|
perception of brightness |
oasdc /oɛsadaʃa/
|
perception of colour; color |
oase /oɛse/
|
electroception; electroreception ↞ darl electromagnetic radiation |
oasf /oɛsafa/
|
chemical perception ↞ f molecules |
oasfs /oɛsafasa/
|
smell; olfaction ↞ mqaoon nose |
oasft /oɛsafata/
|
taste; gustation ↞ mqaodbo tongue |
oasg /oɛsaga/
|
touch; tactition ↞ g93 subjected to |
oash /oɛsaɣa/
|
hearing; audition ↞ g95 transmitting mqaooh ears |
oasj /oɛsaʒa/
|
echolocation; biosonar; biological sonar including bats and dolphin clicks |
oasɭ /oɛsala/
|
pressure detection; by lateral line ↞ g93 subjected to |
oasm /oɛsama/
|
magnetoception; magnetoreception |
oasn /oɛsana/
|
nociception; perception of pain |
oasnc /oɛsanaʃa/
|
cutaneous nociception |
oasns /oɛsanasa/
|
somatic nociception |
oasnv /oɛsanava/
|
visceral nociception |
oaso /oɛso/
|
thermoception; heat perception ↞ gah heat |
oasp /oɛsapa/
|
proprioception; kinesthetic sense; body awareness |
oasq /oɛsaca/
|
equilibrioception; vestibular sense; perception of balance |
oc /oʃa/
|
autonomous activities; rhythmic activities [neurophysiology] |
of /ofa/
|
reflexes; refexive movements |
oh /oɣa/
|
hereditary coordinations; modal action patterns; instinctive movements |
ohp /oɣapa/
|
postures; positions |
ok /oka/
|
taxes and tropisms |
om /oma/
|
locomotion |
omb /omaba/
|
benthic locomotion ↞ nyb benthic zones |
omc /omaʃa/
|
swimming; diving ↞ nyc oceanic zones |
omcad /omaʃɛda/
|
drowning |
omcae /omaʃɛe/
|
stranding |
ome /ome/
|
locomotion on water surface ↞ js fresh water systems |
omk /omaka/
|
terrestrial locomotion |
omke /omake/
|
peristalsis |
omkj /omakaʒa/
|
jumping |
omkɭ /omakala/
|
sliding; sledding |
omkr /omakara/
|
brachiation; climbing |
omkt /omakata/
|
gaits |
omktɭ /omakatala/
|
walking |
omktr /omakatara/
|
running |
omkw /omakawa/
|
powered cartwheeling |
oms /omasa/
|
subterranean locomotion |
omy /omaɟa/
|
flying; aerial locomotion |
omyc /omaɟaʃa/
|
active flight |
omyg /omaɟaga/
|
gliding |
omys /omaɟasa/
|
soaring |
omyu /omaɟu/
|
ballooning |
op /opa/
|
fixed action patterns; FAPs |
os /osa/
|
behavioural sequences; chains; functional cycles; instinctive actions; impulse actions |
osb /osaba/
|
resting |
osbs /osabasa/
|
sleeping |
osc /osaʃa/
|
sheltering |
ose /ose/
|
vigilance; watching |
osf /osafa/
|
flight; escape |
osg /osaga/
|
aggressivity |
osge /osage/
|
threat |
osgi /osagi/
|
fight |
osi /osi/
|
moving; displacement ↞ om locomotion |
osk /osaka/
|
feeding |
oskg /osakaga/
|
grazing |
oskh /osakaɣa/
|
hunting |
osm /osama/
|
mating; sexuality ↞ mafrl allogamy |
osmd /osamada/
|
rutting |
osmh /osamaɣa/
|
courtship |
osmo /osamo/
|
coitus |
oso /oso/
|
giving birth ↞ masd birth |
osoɭ /osola/
|
egg laying; spawning |
osop /osopa/
|
parturition |
osp /osapa/
|
parental cares |
ospc /osapaʃa/
|
covering; pouting |
ospn /osapana/
|
nursing |
osr /osara/
|
aggregating ↞ ne colonies |
oss /osasa/
|
social interactions; sociality ↞ osr aggregating |
osu /osu/
|
communication; biocommunication; expression; signs; signals [semiotics; zoosemiotics] |
osu4 /osuŋkɔ/
|
disturbed by noise |
osu89 /osurkɔɲɔ/
|
representing; of referent; meaning [semantics] |
osu9 /osuɲɔ/
|
by sender; utterer |
osu93 /osuɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
to addressee; receiver |
osu931 /osuɲɔɲcɔmpɔ/ []
|
to addressee of age class |
osu939 /osuɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
to addressee of sex |
osu939m /osuɲɔɲcɔɲɔma/
|
males |
osu939x /osuɲɔɲcɔɲɔxa/
|
females |
osu93v /osuɲɔɲcɔva/ ⋄
|
vertebrates |
osu96 /osuɲɔltɔ/ []
|
of bits information content |
osu97 /osuɲɔjɔ/ []
|
through channel |
osu970 /osuɲɔjɔwɔ/ []
|
redundancy |
osu970f /osuɲɔjɔwɔfa/
|
with low levels of redundancy |
osu970x /osuɲɔjɔwɔxa/
|
highly redundant |
osu971 /osuɲɔjɔmpɔ/ []
|
of s; seconds duration |
osu972 /osuɲɔjɔntɔ/ []
|
medium |
osu972g /osuɲɔjɔntɔga/
|
airborne |
osu972ɭ /osuɲɔjɔntɔla/
|
underwater |
osu972s /osuɲɔjɔntɔsa/
|
vibrational |
osu973 /osuɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
produced with organ |
osu973db /osuɲɔjɔɲcɔdaba/ ⋄
|
mouth |
osu976 /osuɲɔjɔltɔ/ []
|
in code |
osu977 /osuɲɔjɔjɔ/
|
with element; feature; structure [signal analysis] |
osu97d /osuɲɔjɔda/
|
display; visual |
osu97e /osuɲɔjɔe/
|
electric |
osu97f /osuɲɔjɔfa/
|
chemical |
osu97fs /osuɲɔjɔfasa/
|
olfactory |
osu97h /osuɲɔjɔɣa/
|
acoustic [bioacoustics] |
osu97h972ɭ /osuɲɔjɔɣaɲɔjɔntɔla/
|
underwater acoustic |
osu97h972s /osuɲɔjɔɣaɲɔjɔntɔsa/
|
vibration |
osu97h973db /osuɲɔjɔɣaɲɔjɔɲcɔdaba/
|
vocal; calls |
osu98 /osuɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
for function; expected effect [pragmatics] |
osu988 /osuɲɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
intended referent |
osu988s /osuɲɔrkɔrkɔsa/ ⋄
|
semantic |
osu98e /osuɲɔrkɔe/
|
alarm |
osu98g /osuɲɔrkɔga/
|
threat |
osu98i /osuɲɔrkɔi/
|
localisation |
osu98m /osuɲɔrkɔma/
|
courtship; mating |
osu98r /osuɲɔrkɔra/
|
individual recognition; identity |
osu98s /osuɲɔrkɔsa/
|
social contact |
osu99 /osuɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
by sender of sex |
osu991 /osuɲɔɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
by sender of age class |
osuac /osuɛʃa/
|
continuous signals |
osuad /osuɛda/
|
discrete signals |
osuah /osuɛɣa/
|
honest signals [Zahavi's handicap theory] |
osuai /osuɛi/
|
manipulative signals |
osuaq /osuɛca/
|
expression referring to the sender |
osuar /osuɛra/
|
elicitation; begging referring to the addressee |
osuas /osuɛsa/
|
information; semantic communication referring to a third object |
osub /osuba/
|
natural signs |
osuc /osuʃa/
|
mimicry; crypsis |
osuc383 /osuʃaɲcɔrkɔɲcɔ/
|
to dupe; signal-receiver |
osuc8 /osuʃarkɔ/
|
similar to; imitating model |
osuc9 /osuʃaɲɔ/
|
of mimic |
osucc /osuʃaʃa/
|
camouflage |
osuce /osuʃe/
|
mimesis |
osucm /osuʃama/
|
mimicry SS |
osucmb /osuʃamaba/
|
Batesian mimicry |
osucmm /osuʃamama/
|
Müllerian mimicry |
osucms /osuʃamasa/
|
Emsleyan mimicry; Mertensian mimicry |
osucmv /osuʃamava/
|
Vavilovian mimicry |
osucmw /osuʃamawa/
|
Wasmannian mimicry |
osun /osuna/
|
indices; indexes; indexicals |
osuu /osuwu/
|
icons; iconicity; likeness; semblance |
osuy /osuɟa/
|
symbols |
oy /oɟa/
|
life habits; strategies [behavioural ecology; natural history] ↞ ny ecosystems |
oyh /oɟaɣa/
|
home range |
oyhm /oɟaɣama/
|
periodical migration ↞ nam animal migration |
oyht /oɟaɣata/
|
territoriality |
oyk /oɟaka/
|
feeding strategies ↞ osk feeding |
oym /oɟama/
|
sexual systems ↞ osm mating |
oymc /oɟamaʃa/
|
polygamy |
oymg /oɟamaga/
|
polygyny |
oymn /oɟamana/
|
polyandry |
oymy /oɟamaɟa/
|
monogamy |
oys /oɟasa/
|
social structures [sociobiology] ↞ oss social interactions |
p /pa/
|
consciousness; subjects [psychology] ↞ o instincts ≈ DDC 150 |
p3 /paɲcɔ/
|
reacting to situation |
p38 /paɲcɔrkɔ/
|
looking for goal; sake |
p4 /paŋkɔ/
|
avoiding pain |
p5 /palpɔ/
|
living experience |
p8 /parkɔ/
|
aware of; knowing object; phenomenon; content; representation; intentionality ≈ DDC 120 |
p9 /paɲɔ/
|
of being; animal |
p91 /paɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
born on birth time |
p912 /paɲɔmpɔntɔ/ []
|
born in birthplace |
p914 /paɲɔmpɔŋkɔ/ []
|
dead on death time |
p9142 /paɲɔmpɔŋkɔntɔ/ []
|
dead in deathplace |
p915 /paɲɔmpɔlpɔ/ []
|
living in; floruit in time |
p92 /paɲɔntɔ/ []
|
living in; active in homeland |
p94 /paɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
suffering mental disorder; disease; illness |
p97 /paɲɔjɔ/ []
|
located in brain region |
p98 /paɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
driven by motivation; drive; value |
p99 /paɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
gender |
p991 /paɲɔɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
age class |
p99x /paɲɔɲɔxa/
|
male |
p99y /paɲɔɲɔɟa/
|
female |
p9vo /paɲɔvo/
|
birds |
pY /paɟaw/
|
actual persons |
pYA /paɟawɛw/
|
me; I; we; the first person |
pYB /paɟawbaw/
|
we; you and me; inclusive we |
pYC /paɟawʃaw/
|
you; the second person |
pYD /paɟawdaw/
|
he; the third person; neither sender nor addressee; she; it; they; them |
pab /pɛba/
|
drives; basic desires |
pabc /pɛbaʃa/
|
tranquillity; safety ↞ osc sheltering |
pabe /pɛbe/
|
eating; food ↞ osk feeding |
pabf /pɛbafa/
|
physical activity; exercise |
pabi /pɛbi/
|
independence; individuality |
pabj /pɛbaʒa/
|
vengeance; competition |
pabɭ /pɛbala/
|
romance; sex; beauty ↞ osm mating |
pabm /pɛbama/
|
family; raising children ↞ osp parental cares |
pabn /pɛbana/
|
acceptance; approval |
pabo /pɛbo/
|
honour; traditional values |
pabq /pɛbaca/
|
social contact; friends ↞ oss social interactions |
pabs /pɛbasa/
|
social status; standing |
pabt /pɛbata/
|
power; influence of will |
pabu /pɛbu/
|
idealism; social justice |
pabv /pɛbava/
|
saving; collecting |
pabx /pɛbaxa/
|
order; organized; stable; predictable environments |
paby /pɛbaɟa/
|
curiosity; learning ↞ oal learning |
pad /pɛda/
|
mental disorders; diseases; illnesses [psychopathology] |
padbWp /pɛdabawawpa/
|
neurosis |
padd /pɛdada/
|
mood disorders; pathological depression ↞ pgd depression |
paddc /pɛdadaʃa/
|
clinical depression |
paddp /pɛdadapa/
|
bipolar disorder; manic-depression |
padn /pɛdana/
|
anxiety |
padnp /pɛdanapa/
|
panic disorder |
padp /pɛdapa/
|
phobia |
padu /pɛdu/
|
hallucination |
padx /pɛdaxa/
|
delusion; delusional disorder |
pc /paʃa/
|
perception; percepts; qualia ↞ oas senses ≈ DDC 152 |
pe /pe/
|
emotions; feelings; affections |
pe8 /perkɔ/
|
of; towards object |
peanWp /peɛnawawpa/
|
valence |
pean /peɛna/
|
negative emotion |
peap /peɛpa/
|
positive emotion |
pearWv /peɛrawawva/
|
arousal |
pear /peɛra/
|
energized emotion |
peav /peɛva/
|
enervated emotion |
pec /peʃa/
|
fear |
pecf /peʃafa/
|
apprehension |
pecx /peʃaxa/
|
terror |
ped /peda/
|
awe |
pef /pefa/
|
surprise |
peff /pefafa/
|
distraction |
pefx /pefaxa/
|
amazement |
peg /pega/
|
disapproval |
pei /pei/
|
sadness |
peif /peifa/
|
pensiveness |
peix /peixa/
|
grief |
pej /peʒa/
|
remorse |
peɭ /pela/
|
disgust |
peɭf /pelafa/
|
boredom |
peɭx /pelaxa/
|
loathing |
pem /pema/
|
contempt |
peo /peo/
|
anger |
peof /peofa/
|
annoyance |
peox /peoxa/
|
rage |
pep /pepa/
|
aggressiveness |
per /pera/
|
anticipation |
perf /perafa/
|
interest |
perx /peraxa/
|
vigilance |
pes /pesa/
|
optimistic feeling |
peu /peu/
|
joy |
peuf /peufa/
|
serenity |
peux /peuxa/
|
ecstasy |
pev /peva/
|
love |
pex /pexa/
|
trust |
pexf /pexafa/
|
acceptance |
pexx /pexaxa/
|
admiration |
pey /peɟa/
|
submission |
pg /paga/
|
moods; emotional states |
pgd /pagada/
|
depression; negative mood |
pgp /pagapa/
|
happiness; gaiety; positive mood |
ph /paɣa/
|
personality; temperament [personality psychology] |
phX /paɣaxaw/
|
Big Five personality traits |
phe /paɣe/
|
neuroticism |
phg /paɣaga/
|
agreeableness |
phk /paɣaka/
|
extraversion |
pho /paɣo/
|
optimism |
phx /paɣaxa/
|
openness to experience |
pj /paʒa/
|
unconscious mind; subconscious [psychoanalysis] |
pjd /paʒada/
|
id |
pjs /paʒasa/
|
superego; conscience |
pɭ /pala/
|
awareness; consciousness levels ≈ DDC 154 |
pɭbWf /palabawawfa/
|
unconsciousness |
pɭb /palaba/
|
persistent vegetative state |
pɭc /palaʃa/
|
coma |
pɭf /palafa/
|
fainting; syncope |
pɭh /palaɣa/
|
sleep |
pɭhd /palaɣada/
|
dream [oneirology] |
pɭi /pali/
|
trance; hypnosis |
pɭj /palaʒa/
|
obtundation |
pɭk /palaka/
|
somnolence |
pɭɭ /palala/
|
delirium; acute confusional state |
pɭn /palana/
|
confusion |
pɭr /palara/
|
regular wakefulness |
pɭt /palata/
|
excitement; excitation |
pɭw /palawa/
|
clear awareness; advanced awareness |
pɭy /palaɟa/
|
enlightenment |
po /po/
|
cognition; intelligence; faculties; abilities [cognitive science; epistemology; philosophy PP] ≈ DDC 153 |
pod /poda/
|
attention; focalization; data selection |
podf /podafa/
|
focused attention |
podi /podi/
|
sustained attention; vigilance; concentration |
podɭ /podala/
|
selective attention |
podr /podara/
|
alternating attention |
podv /podava/
|
divided attention |
poe /poe/
|
memory; remembering |
poeag /poeɛga/
|
recognition |
poeaɭ /poeɛla/
|
recall; recollection |
poec /poeʃa/
|
sensory memory |
poecc /poeʃaʃa/
|
iconic memory |
poech /poeʃaɣa/
|
echoic memory |
poecp /poeʃapa/
|
haptic memory |
poeh /poeɣa/
|
short-term memory; STM; primary; active memory |
poehe /poeɣe/
|
rehearsal |
poehn /poeɣana/
|
chunking |
poeɭ /poela/
|
long-term memory; LTM |
poeɭd /poelada/
|
explicit memory; declarative memory |
poeɭde /poelade/
|
episodic memory |
poeɭdm /poeladama/
|
semantic memory |
poeɭdu /poeladu/
|
autobiographical memory |
poeɭp /poelapa/
|
implicit memory; procedural memory |
poi /poi/
|
imagination; imagining |
pom /poma/
|
mimesis; imitation; representation |
por /pora/
|
reason; reasoning; intellect; rationality; judgment; abstract thought; reflection |
pord /porada/
|
deductive reasoning |
pori /pori/
|
inductive reasoning |
pork /poraka/
|
abductive reasoning |
porn /porana/
|
analogical reasoning |
pot /pota/
|
evaluation; opinion; belief |
pou /pou/
|
moral consciousness ↞ rag precepts |
poud /pouda/
|
punishment and obedience orientation |
poug /pouga/
|
instrumental exchange |
pouj /pouʒa/
|
pleasing expectations; good boy-nice girl orientation |
poum /pouma/
|
law and order orientation |
poup /poupa/
|
youthful protest; "anything goes" |
pous /pousa/
|
utilitarian orientation; relativistic social contract |
pouv /pouva/
|
universal ethical principle orientation |
pov /pova/
|
intention; representation of purposes |
pow /powa/
|
will; willpower; volition; decision |
powh /powaɣa/
|
habits; wonts |
ps /pasa/
|
self; self-hood; self-consciousness; personhood; souls; human-level consciousness |
pss /pasasa/
|
introspection; self-contemplation |
px /paxa/
|
persons; individuals ≈ DDC 920 |
px5 /paxalpɔ/
|
living life [biography] |
px63 /paxaltɔɲcɔ/
|
agents |
px63w /paxaltɔɲcɔwa/
|
producers; craftsmen |
px63x /paxaltɔɲcɔxa/
|
artists |
px63xm /paxaltɔɲcɔxama/
|
musicians |
px91pv /paxaɲɔmpɔpava/
|
persons born in 18th century |
px91pw /paxaɲɔmpɔpawa/
|
persons born in 19th century |
px91pwxq /paxaɲɔmpɔpawaxaca/ ⋄
|
persons born in 1892 |
px91px /paxaɲɔmpɔpaxa/
|
persons born in 20th century |
px91qo /paxaɲɔmpɔco/
|
persons born in 21th century |
px92g /paxaɲɔntɔga/ ⋄
|
Asian persons |
px93 /paxaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
born from; descendant of ancestor [genealogy] |
px933 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
grandson of; nephew of grandparent |
px9338 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
grandson of grandfather; grandpa |
px9339 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
grandson of grandmother; grandma |
px937 /paxaɲɔɲcɔjɔ/ []
|
niece of uncle |
px9378 /paxaɲɔɲcɔjɔrkɔ/ []
|
niece of male uncle |
px9379 /paxaɲɔɲcɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
niece of aunt |
px939 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
son of; daughter of parent |
px9398 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
son of father |
px9399 /paxaɲɔɲcɔɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
son of mother |
px98 /paxaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
dealing with specialty; profession; occupation; subject |
px98a /paxaɲɔrkɔɛ/
|
mathematicians ≈ DDC 925 |
px98d /paxaɲɔrkɔda/
|
physicists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98f /paxaɲɔrkɔfa/
|
chemists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98f92fac91pxqvɭp /paxaɲɔrkɔfaɲɔntɔfɛʃaɲɔmpɔpaxacavalapa/ ⋄
|
Piemontese chemists born on 15 November 1927; Ferdinando Vogliotti |
px98h /paxaɲɔrkɔɣa/
|
astronomers ≈ DDC 925 |
px98i /paxaɲɔrkɔi/
|
geologists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98k /paxaɲɔrkɔka/
|
geneticians ≈ DDC 925 |
px98ɭ /paxaɲɔrkɔla/
|
biologists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98m /paxaɲɔrkɔma/
|
naturalists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98o /paxaɲɔrkɔo/
|
ethologists ≈ DDC 925 |
px98p /paxaɲɔrkɔpa/
|
psychologists ≈ DDC 921 |
px98q /paxaɲɔrkɔca/
|
linguists ≈ DDC 924 |
px98r /paxaɲɔrkɔra/
|
anthropologists; spiritual leaders ≈ DDC 922 |
px98s /paxaɲɔrkɔsa/
|
sociologists ≈ DDC 923 |
px98t /paxaɲɔrkɔta/
|
political scientists ≈ DDC 923 |
px98t92d91pvuxip /paxaɲɔrkɔtaɲɔntɔdaɲɔmpɔpavuxipa/
|
French political scientists born on 15 August 1769; Napoleon |
px98u /paxaɲɔrkɔu/
|
economists ≈ DDC 923 |
px98vm /paxaɲɔrkɔvama/
|
physicians ≈ DDC 926 |
px98w /paxaɲɔrkɔwa/
|
engineers ≈ DDC 926 |
px98x /paxaɲɔrkɔxa/
|
artists; persons dealing with artworks ≈ DDC 927 928 |
px98y /paxaɲɔrkɔɟa/
|
intellectuals; persons dealing with knowledge |
px98yity /paxaɲɔrkɔɟitaɟa/ ⋄
|
LIS people |
px98yity92czq91pwuw /paxaɲɔrkɔɟitaɟaɲɔntɔʃazacaɲɔmpɔpawuwa/ ⋄
|
Belgian LIS people born in 1868; Paul Otlet |
px98yity92n91pwxq /paxaɲɔrkɔɟitaɟaɲɔntɔnaɲɔmpɔpawaxaca/ ⋄
|
Indian LIS people born in 1892; SR Ranganathan |
px98yity92u91pwtp /paxaɲɔrkɔɟitaɟaɲɔntɔuɲɔmpɔpawatapa/ ⋄
|
American LIS people born in 1851; Melvil Dewey |
px98yity92u91pwvo /paxaɲɔrkɔɟitaɟaɲɔntɔuɲɔmpɔpawavo/ ⋄
|
American LIS people born in 1870; HE Bliss |
px98yy /paxaɲɔrkɔɟaɟa/
|
philosophers ≈ DDC 921 |
px98yy92fzq91njɭf /paxaɲɔrkɔɟaɟaɲɔntɔfazacaɲɔmpɔnaʒalafa/
|
Greek philosophers born in 428 BC; Plato |
px98yy92fzq91nkfj /paxaɲɔrkɔɟaɟaɲɔntɔfazacaɲɔmpɔnakafaʒa/
|
Greek philosophers born in 384 BC; Aristotle |
px991e /paxaɲɔɲɔmpɔe/
|
babies |
px991i /paxaɲɔɲɔmpɔi/
|
children |
px991ɭ /paxaɲɔɲɔmpɔla/
|
adolescents |
px991p /paxaɲɔɲɔmpɔpa/
|
adults |
px991v /paxaɲɔɲɔmpɔva/
|
old persons |
px99x /paxaɲɔɲɔxa/
|
men |
px99y /paxaɲɔɲɔɟa/
|
women |
px99y98y /paxaɲɔɲɔɟaɲɔrkɔɟa/ ⋄
|
intellectual women |
qWv /cawawva/
|
societies [social sciences] |
qWy /cawawɟa/
|
culture; civilization [human sciences; humanities] |
q /ca/
|
language [linguistics] ↞ osu communication p consciousness mU human organisms ≈ DDC 400 410 |
q0 /caɔ/
|
as related to |
q039m /caɔɲcɔɲɔma/
|
[mathematical linguistics] |
q039v /caɔɲcɔɲɔva/
|
[comparative linguistics] |
q06 /caɔltɔ/
|
studied by theory [general linguistics] |
q07yy /caɔjɔɟaɟa/
|
philosophy of language |
q0p /caɔpa/
|
mind [psycholinguistics] |
q0s /caɔsa/
|
society [sociolinguistics] |
q0st /caɔsata/
|
nation [ethnolinguistics; anthropological linguistics] |
q0u /caɔu/
|
economy [economical linguistics] |
q38 /caɲcɔrkɔ/
|
linguistic function; language level [pragmatics] |
q383 /caɲcɔrkɔɲcɔ/
|
to addressee |
q38r /caɲcɔrkɔra/ ⋄
|
liturgical |
q38s /caɲcɔrkɔsa/ ⋄
|
familiar; common; spoken; vernacular |
q38t /caɲcɔrkɔta/ ⋄
|
institutional |
q38v /caɲcɔrkɔva/ ⋄
|
technical |
q38x /caɲcɔrkɔxa/ ⋄
|
literary |
q38y /caɲcɔrkɔɟa/ ⋄
|
scientific |
q8 /carkɔ/
|
about object [semantics] |
q880 /carkɔrkɔwɔ/
|
linguistic diversity |
q8j /carkɔʒa/
|
toponyms [toponomastics] |
q8pY /carkɔpaɟaw/
|
proper names [onomastics] |
q8vi /carkɔvi/ ⋄
|
agricultural terminology |
q91 /caɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics] |
q913 /caɲɔmpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
originated in epoch |
q9134 /caɲɔmpɔɲcɔŋkɔ/ []
|
extinct in; dead in epoch |
q92 /caɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in region |
q923 /caɲɔntɔɲcɔ/ []
|
originated in; diffused from place |
q9239 /caɲɔntɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
originated in country of origin |
q929 /caɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
in country |
q92i /caɲɔntɔi/ ⋄
|
Africa |
q93 /caɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology] |
q94 /caɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
with error; mistake |
q95 /caɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
undergoing change |
q96 /caɲɔltɔ/ []
|
formalization |
q97 /caɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with element |
q98 /caɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
with sense |
q99 /caɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
spoken by speaker class |
qac /cɛʃa/
|
language change; evolution |
qacc /cɛʃaʃa/
|
conservatism |
qacr /cɛʃara/
|
reformation |
qacv /cɛʃava/
|
revival |
qae /cɛe/
|
errors; mistakes [error analysis] |
qaeae /cɛeɛe/
|
interlingual errors |
qaear /cɛeɛra/
|
intralingual errors |
qaeg /cɛega/
|
overgeneralizations |
qaegd /cɛegada/
|
developmental errors |
qaegdi /cɛegadi/
|
induced errors |
qaegdɭ /cɛegadala/
|
errors of avoidance |
qaegdo /cɛegado/
|
errors of overproduction |
qaes /cɛesa/
|
simplifications |
qaeso /cɛeso/
|
omissions |
qaest /cɛesata/
|
additions |
qaq /cɛca/
|
communicative functions |
qaqb /cɛcaba/
|
expression; feeling; mood; need |
qaqe /cɛce/
|
evocation; imagination aesthetic |
qaqg /cɛcaga/
|
contact; greeting phatic |
qaqi /cɛci/
|
persuasion; incitement; promotion; manipulation imperative, conative |
qaqj /cɛcaʒa/
|
instruction; prescription; direction; guidance |
qaqp /cɛcapa/
|
account; work report; proceedings |
qaqr /cɛcara/
|
report; chronicle |
qaqs /cɛcasa/
|
factual information; description; semantic |
qaqt /cɛcata/
|
review; survey |
qaqu /cɛcu/
|
discussion; argumentation |
qaqv /cɛcava/
|
judgement; evaluation; criticism |
qaqx /cɛcaxa/
|
metalinguistic information |
qas /cɛsa/
|
senses |
qasg /cɛsaga/
|
argot sense |
qasj /cɛsaʒa/
|
jargon sense; technical sense |
qasm /cɛsama/
|
metaphorical sense |
qasr /cɛsara/
|
rhetorical sense; so to speak |
qax /cɛxa/
|
language formalization |
qaxaWt /cɛxɛwawta/
|
natural |
qaxb /cɛxaba/
|
jargon |
qaxd /cɛxada/
|
dialect; local variant [dialectology] |
qaxn /cɛxana/
|
standard; national |
qaxp /cɛxapa/
|
pidgin |
qaxr /cɛxara/
|
creole |
qaxt /cɛxata/
|
international |
qaxu /cɛxu/
|
constructed; planned; artificial |
qaxx /cɛxaxa/
|
formal |
qaxxp /cɛxaxapa/
|
programming; script ↞ wnuas software |
qaxxr /cɛxaxara/
|
knowledge representation; markup |
qe /ce/
|
phones; segments [phonetics] |
qeX /cexaw/
|
manners of articulation |
qeXX /cexawxaw/
|
points of articulation |
qebbm /cebabama/ ⋄
|
[b] |
qf /cafa/
|
phonemes [phonology] |
qfX /cafaxaw/
|
manners of articulation |
qfXX /cafaxawxaw/
|
points of articulation |
qfXXX /cafaxawxawxaw/
|
phonation |
qfXXXX /cafaxawxawxawxaw/
|
airstream |
qfXXXc /cafaxawxawxawʃa/
|
click; lingual ingressive; velaric ingressive |
qfXXXi /cafaxawxawxawi/
|
implosive; glottalic ingressive |
qfXXXk /cafaxawxawxawka/
|
ejective; glottalic egressive |
qfXXXp /cafaxawxawxawpa/
|
pulmonic |
qfXXc /cafaxawxawʃa/
|
voiceless |
qfXXe /cafaxawxawe/
|
breathy voice; murmur; whispery voice; soughing; susurration |
qfXXg /cafaxawxawga/
|
slack voice; lax voice |
qfXXh /cafaxawxawɣa/
|
half voiced; partially voiced |
qfXXm /cafaxawxawma/
|
voiced; modal voice |
qfXXs /cafaxawxawsa/
|
stiff voice |
qfXXv /cafaxawxawva/
|
creaky voice |
qfXXy /cafaxawxawɟa/
|
glottal closure |
qfXbWd /cafaxawbawawda/
|
labial |
qfXb /cafaxawba/
|
bilabial |
qfXc /cafaxawʃa/
|
labiodental |
qfXd /cafaxawda/
|
dentolabial |
qfXgWɭ /cafaxawgawawla/
|
coronal |
qfXg /cafaxawga/
|
linguolabial |
qfXi /cafaxawi/
|
interdental |
qfXj /cafaxawʒa/
|
dental |
qfXɭ /cafaxawla/
|
alveolar |
qfXmWo /cafaxawmawawo/
|
postalveolar |
qfXm /cafaxawma/
|
palato-alveolar |
qfXn /cafaxawna/
|
alveo-palatal |
qfXo /cafaxawo/
|
retroflex |
qfXp /cafaxawpa/
|
prepalatal |
qfXq /cafaxawca/
|
labio-palatal; rounded front |
qfXr /cafaxawra/
|
palatal; front |
qfXs /cafaxawsa/
|
labioprevelar; rounded central |
qfXt /cafaxawta/
|
prevelar; central |
qfXu /cafaxawu/
|
labiovelar; rounded back |
qfXv /cafaxawva/
|
velar; back |
qfXw /cafaxawwa/
|
uvular |
qfXxWy /cafaxawxawawɟa/
|
laringeal; guttural |
qfXx /cafaxawxa/
|
pharingeal; epiglottal |
qfXy /cafaxawɟa/
|
glottal |
qfas /cafɛsa/
|
aspirated; aspiration |
qfbWe /cafabawawe/
|
occlusives |
qfbWj /cafabawawʒa/
|
consonants |
qfb /cafaba/
|
stops; plosives |
qfbbc /cafababaʃa/
|
/p/ |
qfbbm /cafababama/
|
/b/ |
qfbɭc /cafabalaʃa/
|
/t/ |
qfbɭm /cafabalama/
|
/d/ |
qfboc /cafaboʃa/
|
/ʈ/ |
qfbom /cafaboma/
|
/ɖ/ |
qfbrc /cafabaraʃa/
|
/c/ |
qfbrm /cafabarama/
|
/ɟ/ |
qfbvc /cafabavaʃa/
|
/k/ |
qfbvm /cafabavama/
|
/g/ |
qfbwc /cafabawaʃa/
|
/q/ |
qfc /cafaʃa/
|
nasals |
qfcb /cafaʃaba/
|
/m/ |
qfcɭ /cafaʃala/
|
/n/ |
qfe /cafe/
|
affricates |
qfebc /cafebaʃa/
|
/pf/ |
qfeɭs /cafelasa/
|
/tʃ/ |
qfeɭv /cafelava/
|
/dʒ/ |
qffWy /cafafawawɟa/
|
continuants |
qff /cafafa/
|
fricatives; spirants |
qffaɭ /cafafɛla/
|
lateral fricatives |
qffas /cafafɛsa/
|
sibilants |
qffcc /cafafaʃaʃa/
|
/f/ |
qffcm /cafafaʃama/
|
/v/ |
qffɭc /cafafalaʃa/
|
/s/ |
qffɭm /cafafalama/
|
/z/ |
qfhWi /cafaɣawawi/
|
rhotics |
qfhWɭ /cafaɣawawla/
|
liquids |
qfh /cafaɣa/
|
flaps; taps |
qfi /cafi/
|
trills |
qfiɭ /cafila/
|
/r/ |
qfɭWo /cafalawawo/
|
approximants |
qfɭWy /cafalawawɟa/
|
vocoids |
qfɭ /cafala/
|
laterals |
qfɭɭ /cafalala/
|
/l/ |
qfo /cafo/
|
semivowels; glides |
qfoɭ /cafola/
|
/j/ |
qfov /cafova/
|
/w/ |
qfqWy /cafacawawɟa/
|
vowels |
qfq /cafaca/
|
closed vowels |
qfqq /cafacaca/
|
/y/ |
qfqr /cafacara/
|
/i/ |
qfqu /cafacu/
|
/u/ |
qfqv /cafacava/
|
/ɯ/ |
qfs /cafasa/
|
half-closed vowels |
qfsq /cafasaca/
|
/ø/ |
qfsr /cafasara/
|
/e/ |
qfsu /cafasu/
|
/o/ |
qfu /cafu/
|
medium vowels |
qfut /cafuta/
|
/ɘ/ |
qfw /cafawa/
|
half-open vowels |
qfwq /cafawaca/
|
/œ/ |
qfwr /cafawara/
|
/ɛ/ |
qfwt /cafawata/
|
/ʌ/ |
qfwu /cafawu/
|
/ɔ/ |
qfy /cafaɟa/
|
open vowels |
qfyr /cafaɟara/
|
/a/ |
qfyt /cafaɟata/
|
/ɑ/ |
qg /caga/
|
combined sounds; sequences |
qgd /cagada/
|
diphthongs |
qgh /cagaɣa/
|
hiatuses |
qh /caɣa/
|
syllables |
qh977 /caɣaɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
with suprasegmental |
qhaiWu /caɣɛiwawu/
|
suprasegmentals; prosodic features |
qhai /caɣɛi/
|
stress; intensity; accent |
qhaib /caɣɛiba/
|
unstressed |
qhaie /caɣɛie/
|
secondarily stressed |
qhain /caɣɛina/
|
stressed |
qhais /caɣɛisa/
|
strongly stressed |
qhap /caɣɛpa/
|
tones; pitches |
qhapc /caɣɛpaʃa/
|
falling tone |
qhapn /caɣɛpana/
|
neutral tone |
qhapp /caɣɛpapa/
|
dipping tone |
qhapr /caɣɛpara/
|
rising tone |
qhapw /caɣɛpawa/
|
high tone |
qhau /caɣɛu/
|
lengths; quantities; chronemes ↞ anab quantifiers |
qhauf /caɣɛufa/
|
extra-short |
qhaui /caɣɛui/
|
short |
qhaum /caɣɛuma/
|
long |
qhaux /caɣɛuxa/
|
extra-long; geminated |
qm /cama/
|
morphs [morphology] |
qma /camɛ/
|
morphological kinds [morphological typology] |
qmab /camɛba/
|
isolating |
qmae /camɛe/
|
templatic; nonconcatenative; discontinuous; introflection |
qmagWy /camɛgawawɟa/
|
synthetic |
qmag /camɛga/
|
agglutinative |
qman /camɛna/
|
fusional; inflecting |
qmap /camɛpa/
|
polysynthetic |
qmb /camaba/
|
stems [lexicography; terminology] |
qmb{dog} /camaba{doga}/ ⋄
|
dog- |
qmf /camafa/
|
affixes |
qmfe /camafe/
|
prefixes |
qmfi /camafi/
|
infixes |
qmfs /camafasa/
|
suffixes; grammatical endings |
qmfu /camafu/
|
circumfixes |
qms /camasa/
|
compounds |
qmv /camava/
|
aspects |
qo /co/
|
words; lexical categories; word classes; lexical classes; parts of speech [grammar (partim)] |
qo38y /coɲcɔrkɔɟa/
|
scientific terms |
qoac /coɛʃa/
|
accusative |
qoae /coɛe/
|
ergative |
qoaf /coɛfa/
|
split ergative |
qoai /coɛi/
|
philippine |
qoak /coɛka/
|
active-stative |
qoan /coɛna/
|
tripartite |
qoaq /coɛca/
|
inverse marking |
qoas /coɛsa/
|
syntactic pivot |
qoat /coɛta/
|
theta role |
qog /coga/
|
morphosyntactic alignments |
qoi /coi/
|
interjections |
qon /cona/
|
nouns |
qonc /conaʃa/
|
common nouns |
qonp /conapa/
|
proper nouns; names |
qop /copa/
|
pronouns |
qope /cope/
|
personal pronouns |
qopf /copafa/
|
reflexive and reciprocal pronouns |
qoph /copaɣa/
|
possessive pronouns |
qopm /copama/
|
demonstrative pronouns |
qopn /copana/
|
indefinite pronouns |
qopr /copara/
|
relative pronouns |
qopw /copawa/
|
interrogative pronouns |
qor /cora/
|
adjectives and adverbs |
qot /cota/
|
determiners; determinatives |
qotc /cotaʃa/
|
articles |
qotd /cotada/
|
demonstratives |
qoth /cotaɣa/
|
possessive determiners; possessive adjectives |
qotn /cotana/
|
numerals |
qotq /cotaca/
|
quantifiers |
qott /cotata/
|
distributive determiners |
qotw /cotawa/
|
interrogative determiners |
qov /cova/
|
verbs |
qove /cove/
|
intransitive verbs |
qovh /covaɣa/
|
transitive verbs |
qovj /covaʒa/
|
ditransitive verbs |
qovo /covo/
|
double transitive verbs |
qovu /covu/
|
copular verbs |
qow /cowa/
|
adpositions; prepositions and postpositions |
qox /coxa/
|
conjunctions |
qo{acqua} /co{ɛʃacuɛ}/ ⋄
|
the word acqua |
qp /capa/
|
phrases; syntagmas; syntagmatic structures; units [syntax; grammar] |
qpacWg /capɛʃawawga/
|
VO; verb-object |
qpac /capɛʃa/
|
SVO; subject-verb-object |
qpae /capɛe/
|
VSO; verb-subject-object |
qpag /capɛga/
|
VOS; verb-object-subject |
qpakWv /capɛkawawva/
|
OV; object-verb |
qpak /capɛka/
|
SOV; subject-object-verb |
qpam /capɛma/
|
OSV; object-subject-verb |
qpao /capɛo/
|
OVS; object-verb-subject |
qpat /capɛta/
|
time-manner-place |
qpav /capɛva/
|
place-manner-time |
qpb /capaba/
|
word orders |
qpc /capaʃa/
|
copulas |
qpd /capada/
|
predicates |
qpg /capaga/
|
subjects |
qpj /capaʒa/
|
direct objects |
qpn /capana/
|
indirect objects |
qpp /capapa/
|
prepositional objects |
qq /caca/
|
clauses |
qqai /cacɛi/
|
intonation ↞ qhap tones |
qqm /cacama/
|
main clauses; matrix clauses; independent clauses |
qqs /cacasa/
|
subordinate clauses; embedded clauses; dependent clauses |
qs /casa/
|
sentences |
qsb /casaba/
|
simple sentences |
qsd /casada/
|
compound sentences |
qsɭ /casala/
|
complex sentences |
qsn /casana/
|
compound-complex sentences; complex-compound sentences |
qt /cata/
|
texts; discourses [text linguistics; discourse analysis] |
qtar /catɛra/
|
styles; rhetorical strategies |
qtarg /catɛraga/
|
logical style; logos |
qtaro /catɛro/
|
authoritative style; ethos |
qtart /catɛrata/
|
emotional style; pathos |
qtb /cataba/
|
narrative texts; stories |
qtd /catada/
|
descriptive texts |
qtg /cataga/
|
argumentative texts |
qti /cati/
|
instructive texts |
qtm /catama/
|
comparison texts; contrast; expositive texts |
qv /cava/
|
languages ≈ DDC 490 |
qvU /cavuj/
|
currently prominent languages |
qvUC /cavujʃaw/ []
|
Standard Mandarin |
qvUE /cavujew/ []
|
English |
qvUF /cavujfaw/ []
|
French |
qvUG /cavujgaw/ []
|
German |
qvUH /cavujɣaw/ []
|
Standard Hindi |
qvUİ /cavujiw/ []
|
Italian |
qvUJ /cavujʒaw/ []
|
Japanese |
qvUL /cavujlaw/ []
|
Latin |
qvUR /cavujraw/ []
|
Russian |
qvUS /cavujsaw/ []
|
Spanish; Castilian |
qvUT /cavujtaw/ []
|
Portuguese |
qvX /cavaxaw/
|
language families |
qvbWw /cavabawawwa/
|
natural languages; ordinary languages |
qvb /cavaba/
|
Afro-Asiatic languages; Hamito-Semitic languages ≈ DDC 492 493 |
qvbb /cavababa/
|
Berber languages |
qvbc /cavabaʃa/
|
Chadic languages |
qvbe /cavabe/
|
Egyptian languages |
qvbs /cavabasa/
|
Semitic languages |
qvbse /cavabase/
|
East semitic languages |
qvbsek /cavabaseka/
|
Akkadian; Babylonian; Assyrian |
qvbso /cavabaso/
|
West Semitic languages |
qvbsoc /cavabasoʃa/
|
Canaanite languages |
qvbsoch /cavabasoʃaɣa/
|
Hebrew language |
qvbsom /cavabasoma/
|
Aramaic languages |
qvbsoms /cavabasomasa/
|
Syriac language |
qvbsor /cavabasora/
|
Arabic languages |
qvbss /cavabasasa/
|
South Semitic languages |
qvbsse /cavabasase/
|
Ethiopic languages |
qvbssem /cavabasasema/
|
Amharic-Argobba |
qvbt /cavabata/
|
Cushitic languages |
qvbu /cavabu/
|
Omotic languages |
qvbv /cavabava/
|
Beja language |
qvc /cavaʃa/
|
Nilo-Saharan languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvd /cavada/
|
Niger-Congo languages; Niger-Kordofanian languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvde /cavade/
|
Senegambian languages |
qvdef /cavadefa/
|
Fula language; Fulani; Fulah; Fufulde |
qvdeo /cavadeo/
|
Wolof language |
qvdn /cavadana/
|
Bantu languages |
qvdnb /cavadanaba/
|
Sawabantu languages |
qvdnbd /cavadanabada/
|
Duala language |
qvdnbdm /cavadanabadama/
|
Mungo dialect |
qvdnh /cavadanaɣa/
|
Northeast Bantu languages |
qvdnhs /cavadanaɣasa/
|
Swahili language |
qvdnx /cavadanaxa/
|
Shona languages |
qvdny /cavadanaɟa/
|
Southern Bantu languages |
qvdnyn /cavadanaɟana/
|
Nguni languages |
qvdnynh /cavadanaɟanaɣa/
|
Xhosa language |
qvdnynɭ /cavadanaɟanala/
|
Zulu language |
qvdzg /cavadazaga/
|
Aegean languages; Tyrrhenian languages including Etruscan, Lemnian and Helvetian |
qvdzk /cavadazaka/
|
Khoe languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzt /cavadazata/
|
Tuu languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzx /cavadazaxa/
|
Basque language; Euskera; Euskara |
qve /cave/
|
Indo-european languages ↞ jUe Europe |
qvebWf /cavebawawfa/
|
Indo-Iranian languages |
qveb /caveba/
|
Anatolian languages |
qvec /caveʃa/
|
Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecd /caveʃada/
|
Old Indo-Aryan; Sanskrit |
qvecg /caveʃaga/
|
Dardic languages |
qvecgk /caveʃagaka/
|
Kashmiri language |
qveci /caveʃi/
|
Pahari; Northern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecin /caveʃina/
|
Nepali language |
qveck /caveʃaka/
|
Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages |
qveckp /caveʃakapa/
|
Punjabi languages |
qvecks /caveʃakasa/
|
Sindhi languages |
qvecm /caveʃama/
|
Western Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecmc /caveʃamaʃa/
|
Rajastani languages |
qvecmg /caveʃamaga/
|
Gujarati languages |
qvecmi /caveʃami/
|
Bhil languages |
qvecmr /caveʃamara/
|
Romani languages |
qvecn /caveʃana/
|
Hindi languages; Madhya; Central Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecnh /caveʃanaɣa/
|
Hindustani language including standard Hindi, standard Urdu |
qvecp /caveʃapa/
|
Magadan languages; Eastern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecps /caveʃapasa/
|
Bengali-Assamese languages |
qvecs /caveʃasa/
|
Southern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecsm /caveʃasama/
|
Marathi-Konkani languages |
qvecss /caveʃasasa/
|
Sinhalese language |
qved /caveda/
|
Iranian languages |
qvedb /cavedaba/
|
Proto-Iranian |
qvedd /cavedada/
|
Old Iranian |
qvedde /cavedade/
|
Avestan language; Zend |
qveddp /cavedadapa/
|
Old Persian |
qvedm /cavedama/
|
Middle Iranian languages |
qvedmc /cavedamaʃa/
|
Parthian language; Arsacid Pahlavi |
qvedmi /cavedami/
|
Middle Persian language; Pahlavi |
qvedmk /cavedamaka/
|
Bactrian language |
qvedms /cavedamasa/
|
Old Ossetic language; Scytho-Sarmatian |
qvef /cavefa/
|
Nuristani languages |
qveg /cavega/
|
Greek language ≈ DDC 480 |
qvegh /cavegaɣa/
|
Ancient Greek |
qvego /cavego/
|
modern Greek |
qvei /cavei/
|
Romance languages; Italic languages |
qveib /caveiba/
|
Latin language ≈ DDC 470 |
qveibd /caveibada/
|
Old Latin |
qveibi /caveibi/
|
Classical Latin |
qveibɭ /caveibala/
|
Vulgar Latin |
qveibm /caveibama/
|
Medieval Latin |
qveibr /caveibara/
|
Renaissance Latin |
qveibt /caveibata/
|
Modern Latin; New Latin |
qveic /caveiʃa/
|
Corsican dialects |
qveid /caveida/
|
Sardinian language |
qveidc /caveidaʃa/
|
Sassarese dialects |
qveidg /caveidaga/
|
Gallurese dialects |
qveidɭ /caveidala/
|
Logudorese dialects |
qveidp /caveidapa/
|
Campidanese dialects |
qveie /caveie/
|
Pyrenean languages |
qveien /caveiena/
|
Navarro-Aragonese language |
qveier /caveiera/
|
Aragonese language |
qveif /caveifa/
|
Mozarabic dialects |
qveih /caveiɣa/
|
Asturo-Leonese dialects |
qveii /caveiji/
|
Castilian language; Spanish language ≈ DDC 460 |
qveik /caveika/
|
Portuguese language ≈ DDC 469 |
qveiɭ /caveila/
|
Galician language ≈ DDC 460 |
qvein /caveina/
|
Catalan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveio /caveio/
|
Occitan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveioe /caveioe/
|
Auvergnat dialects |
qveiog /caveioga/
|
Gascon dialects |
qveioi /caveioi/
|
Limousin dialects |
qveioɭ /caveiola/
|
Languedocien dialects |
qveiop /caveiopa/
|
Provençal dialects |
qveios /caveiosa/
|
Shuadit dialects |
qveir /caveira/
|
French language; Langue d'oïl ≈ DDC 440 |
qveirc /caveiraʃa/
|
Cajun French |
qveirf /caveirafa/
|
Franco-Provençal dialects |
qveiri /caveiri/
|
Ancient French; Ancien Français |
qveirm /caveirama/
|
Middle French; Moyen Français |
qveirp /caveirapa/
|
Picard dialects |
qveirs /caveirasa/
|
Zarphatic dialects |
qveis /caveisa/
|
Gallo-Italian dialects |
qveise /caveise/
|
Piemontese dialects |
qveisɭ /caveisala/
|
Lombard dialects |
qveisn /caveisana/
|
Venetian dialects |
qveisr /caveisara/
|
Emiliano-Romagnolo dialects |
qveisu /caveisu/
|
Ligurian dialects |
qveit /caveita/
|
Italian language ≈ DDC 450 |
qveiti /caveiti/
|
Istriot dialect |
qveitn /caveitana/
|
Napoletano-Calabrese dialects |
qveits /caveitasa/
|
Sicilian dialects |
qveitt /caveitata/
|
Dalmatian dialects |
qveitu /caveitu/
|
Judeo-Italian dialects |
qveiu /caveiu/
|
Rhaetian languages |
qveiuf /caveiufa/
|
Friulian language; Furlan language |
qveiuɭ /caveiula/
|
Ladin language |
qveiur /caveiura/
|
Romansh language |
qveiv /caveiva/
|
Romanian language ≈ DDC 459 |
qveiw /caveiwa/
|
Macedo Romanian language; Aromanian language |
qveix /caveixa/
|
Megleno Romanian language; Moglenitic; Meglenitic language |
qveiy /caveiɟa/
|
Istro Romanian language |
qveɭ /cavela/
|
Celtic languages ≈ DDC 491 |
qveɭc /cavelaʃa/
|
Proto-Celtic language; Common Celtic |
qveɭe /cavele/
|
Lepontic language |
qveɭi /caveli/
|
Celtiberian language; Northeastern Hispano-Celtic; Eastern Hispano-Celtic |
qveɭk /cavelaka/
|
Northwestern Hispano-Celtic language; Western Hispano-Celtic |
qveɭɭ /cavelala/
|
Gaulish languages |
qveɭɭg /cavelalaga/
|
Galatian language |
qveɭr /cavelara/
|
Brittonic languages; Brythonic; British Celtic |
qveɭrc /cavelaraʃa/
|
Cumbric language |
qveɭre /cavelare/
|
Welsh language; Cymraeg; y Gymraeg |
qveɭro /cavelaro/
|
Cornish language |
qveɭrr /cavelarara/
|
Breton language; brezhoneg |
qveɭu /cavelu/
|
Goidelic languages |
qveɭus /cavelusa/
|
Scottish Gaelic language |
qvem /cavema/
|
Germanic languages |
qvemd /cavemada/
|
Dutch language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveme /caveme/
|
Low Saxon dialects |
qvemf /cavemafa/
|
Frisian dialects |
qvemi /cavemi/
|
English language ≈ DDC 420 |
qvemie /cavemie/
|
English English |
qvemif /cavemifa/
|
Welsh English |
qvemih /cavemiɣa/
|
Scottish English |
qvemiɭ /cavemila/
|
Irish English |
qvemin /cavemina/
|
Northern Irish English |
qvemir /cavemira/
|
American English |
qvemis /cavemisa/
|
Australian English |
qvemj /cavemaʒa/
|
Scots language |
qvemk /cavemaka/
|
German language ≈ DDC 430 |
qvemɭ /cavemala/
|
Icelandic language |
qvemo /cavemo/
|
Faroese language |
qvemr /cavemara/
|
Norwegian language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemv /cavemava/
|
Danish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemw /cavemawa/
|
Swedish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveo /caveo/
|
Armenian language |
qveq /caveca/
|
Tocharian languages |
qverWs /caverawawsa/
|
Balto-Slavic languages |
qver /cavera/
|
Baltic languages |
qverj /caveraʒa/
|
Latvian language |
qverɭ /caverala/
|
Lithuanian language |
qves /cavesa/
|
Slavic languages |
qvese /cavese/
|
East Slavic languages |
qveseb /caveseba/
|
Belarusian language; Belarusan; Belarussian; Belorussian |
qvesek /caveseka/
|
Ukrainian language |
qveser /cavesera/
|
Russian language |
qveses /cavesesa/
|
Rusyn language |
qveso /caveso/
|
West Slavic languages |
qvesob /cavesoba/
|
Sorbian languages |
qvesoɭ /cavesola/
|
Lechitic languages |
qvesoɭɭ /cavesolala/
|
Polish language |
qvesoɭp /cavesolapa/
|
Pomeranian language |
qvesoɭs /cavesolasa/
|
Silesian language |
qvesoɭx /cavesolaxa/
|
Polabian language |
qvesov /cavesova/
|
Czech-Slovak languages |
qvesovc /cavesovaʃa/
|
Czech language |
qvesovk /cavesovaka/
|
Knaanic; Judeo Slavic |
qvesovs /cavesovasa/
|
Slovak language |
qvess /cavesasa/
|
South Slavic languages |
qvesse /cavesase/
|
Eastern Southern Slavic languages |
qvessem /cavesasema/
|
Macedonian language |
qvesseu /cavesaseu/
|
Bulgarian language |
qvessev /cavesaseva/
|
Old Church Slavonic |
qvesso /cavesaso/
|
Western South Slavic languages |
qvessob /cavesasoba/
|
Serbian language |
qvessoɭ /cavesasola/
|
Slovenian language |
qvessor /cavesasora/
|
Croatian language |
qvessos /cavesasosa/
|
Bosnian language |
qveu /caveu/
|
Albanian language |
qvf /cavafa/
|
Uralic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvfc /cavafaʃa/
|
Samoyedic languages |
qvff /cavafafa/
|
Finno-Ugric languages |
qvffh /cavafafaɣa/
|
Ugric; Ugrian languages including Hungarian |
qvffi /cavafafi/
|
Finno-Permic; Baltic-Finnic languages including Sami, Estonian, Finnish |
qvffie /cavafafie/
|
Permic language |
qvffim /cavafafima/
|
Sami languages |
qvffit /cavafafita/
|
Baltic-Finnic languages |
qvffitf /cavafafitafa/
|
Finnish language |
qvffitk /cavafafitaka/
|
Karelian language |
qvffitt /cavafafitata/
|
Estonian language |
qvffitv /cavafafitava/
|
Livonian language |
qvg /cavaga/
|
Turkic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvgg /cavagaga/
|
Oghuz languages; Southwestern Common Turkic |
qvggi /cavagagi/
|
Turkish language |
qvggr /cavagagara/
|
Azerbaijani language; Azeri |
qvggu /cavagagu/
|
Turkmen language |
qvgk /cavagaka/
|
Kipchak languages; Northwestern Common Turkic |
qvgkk /cavagakaka/
|
Kazakh language |
qvgkr /cavagakara/
|
Kyrgyz language |
qvgr /cavagara/
|
Karluk languages; Southeastern Common Turkic |
qvgrb /cavagaraba/
|
Uzbek language |
qvgs /cavagasa/
|
Siberian languages; Northeastern Common Turkic |
qvgzg /cavagazaga/
|
Tungusic languages |
qvgzi /cavagazi/
|
Mongolic languages |
qvgzk /cavagazaka/
|
Northwest Caucasian languages; West Caucasian; Abkhazo-Adyghean; Circassic; Pontic |
qvgzm /cavagazama/
|
Northeast Caucasian languages; North Caspian |
qvgzo /cavagazo/
|
Hurro-Urartian languages |
qvgzq /cavagazaca/
|
Kartvelian languages; South Caucasian languages |
qvgzqg /cavagazacaga/
|
Georgian languages |
qvgzqn /cavagazacana/
|
Zan languages |
qvgzqs /cavagazacasa/
|
Svan language |
qvgzs /cavagazasa/
|
Yeniseian languages |
qvgzu /cavagazu/
|
Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages |
qvgzy /cavagazaɟa/
|
Yukaghir languages |
qvh /cavaɣa/
|
Korean language ≈ DDC 495 |
qvi /cavi/
|
Dravidian languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvid /cavida/
|
South Dravidian languages |
qvidc /cavidaʃa/
|
Tamil language |
qvide /cavide/
|
Malayalam language |
qvidk /cavidaka/
|
Kannada language |
qvig /caviga/
|
South-Central Dravidian languages |
qvigt /cavigata/
|
Telugu language |
qvik /cavika/
|
Central-Dravidian languages |
qvin /cavina/
|
North Dravidian languages |
qvizd /cavizada/
|
Andamanese languages |
qvj /cavaʒa/
|
Japonic languages; Japanese-Ryukyuan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvjj /cavaʒaʒa/
|
Japanese language; Nihongo |
qvjzb /cavaʒazaba/
|
Buyeo languages; Puyo; Fuyu languages |
qvk /cavaka/
|
Sino-Tibetan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvkc /cavakaʃa/
|
Chinese languages; Sinitic |
qvkcc /cavakaʃaʃa/
|
Mandarin Chinese language |
qvkccc /cavakaʃaʃaʃa/
|
Standard Chinese language; Modern Standard Mandarin |
qvkcf /cavakaʃafa/
|
Wu languages |
qvkck /cavakaʃaka/
|
Cantonese languages |
qvkcm /cavakaʃama/
|
Min languages |
qvkcmt /cavakaʃamata/
|
Taiwanese language |
qvkcu /cavakaʃu/
|
Gan languages |
qvkcx /cavakaʃaxa/
|
Xiang languages |
qvkcy /cavakaʃaɟa/
|
Hakka languages |
qvkt /cavakata/
|
Tibeto-Burman languages |
qvkzm /cavakazama/
|
Hmong-Mien languages |
qvɭ /cavala/
|
Tai-Kadai languages; Kra–Dai; Daic; Kadai |
qvɭb /cavalaba/
|
Ong-Be languages |
qvɭf /cavalafa/
|
Kra languages |
qvɭk /cavalaka/
|
Kam-Sui languages |
qvɭo /cavalo/
|
Hlai languages |
qvɭt /cavalata/
|
Tai languages; Zhuang–Tai |
qvɭti /cavalati/
|
Siamese language |
qvɭtɭ /cavalatala/
|
Lao language |
qvm /cavama/
|
Austroasiatic languages; Mon–Khmer |
qvmd /cavamada/
|
Munda languages |
qvmi /cavami/
|
Vietic languages |
qvmiv /cavamiva/
|
Vietnamese language |
qvmr /cavamara/
|
Khmer language; Cambodian |
qvn /cavana/
|
Austronesian languages |
qvp /cavapa/
|
Papuan languages |
qvs /cavasa/
|
Australian aboriginal languages ≈ DDC 499 |
qvv /cavava/
|
Native American languages; Amerindian languages; indigenous languages of the Americas ≈ DDC 497 498 |
qvy /cavaɟa/
|
modern planned languages; constructed; artificial languages; conlangs ≈ DDC 499 |
qvyeWg /cavaɟewawga/
|
engineered languages; engelangs |
qvye /cavaɟe/
|
philosophical languages; early-modern a-priori universal languages |
qvyej /cavaɟeʒa/
|
Dalgarno's Ars signorum |
qvyek /cavaɟeka/
|
Wilkins's Characteristica universalis |
qvyeɭ /cavaɟela/
|
Leibniz's Lingua generalis |
qvyg /cavaɟaga/
|
logical languages |
qvygg /cavaɟagaga/
|
Loglan |
qvygj /cavaɟagaʒa/
|
Lojban |
qvyi /cavaɟi/
|
auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ↞ qaxu constructed |
qvyid /cavaɟida/
|
Volapük |
qvyie /cavaɟie/
|
Esperanto |
qvyif /cavaɟifa/
|
Ido |
qvyii /cavaɟiji/
|
Interlingua |
qvyt /cavaɟata/
|
art languages; fantasy languages |
qvytk /cavaɟataka/
|
Klingon |
qvytq /cavaɟataca/
|
Quenya |
qw /cawa/
|
language transmission systems |
qw91 /cawaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
[palaeography; epigraphy] |
qwb /cawaba/
|
speaking; speech; spoken language; orality |
qwg /cawaga/
|
logographies; hieroglyphs |
qwgh /cawagaɣa/
|
Chinese characters; Han characters; sinographs; hanzi; kanji; hanja; hán tự |
qwi /cawi/
|
syllabaries; syllabic writings |
qwik /cawika/
|
Kana |
qwj /cawaʒa/
|
abjads |
qwjc /cawaʒaʃa/
|
Proto-Canaanite alphabet |
qwje /cawaʒe/
|
Phoenician alphabet |
qwjg /cawaʒaga/
|
Aramaic |
qwjh /cawaʒaɣa/
|
Hebrew alphabet |
qwjr /cawaʒara/
|
Arabic alphabet |
qwjs /cawaʒasa/
|
Syriac alphabet |
qwk /cawaka/
|
abugidas; alphasyllabaries |
qwkd /cawakada/
|
Devanagari |
qwkt /cawakata/
|
Ethiopic |
qwɭ /cawala/
|
alphabets |
qwɭac /cawalɛʃa/
|
upper case letters; uppercase; capitals; caps; large letters; majuscules |
qwɭas /cawalɛsa/
|
lower case letters; lowercase; small letters; minuscules |
qwɭg /cawalaga/
|
Greek alphabet ↞ qveg Greek language |
qwɭga{β} /cawalagɛ{&betɛ;}/ ⋄
|
letter β |
qwɭɭ /cawalala/
|
Latin alphabet ↞ qvei Romance languages |
qwɭɭaX /cawalalɛxaw/
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Latin letters |
qwɭɭaXc /cawalalɛxawʃa/
|
uppercase Latin letters ↞ qwlac upper case letters |
qwɭɭaXs /cawalalɛxawsa/
|
lowercase Latin letters ↞ qwlas lower case letters |
qwɭɭab /cawalalɛba/
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a; letter a |
qwɭɭabc /cawalalɛbaʃa/ ⋄
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uppercase a; A |
qwɭɭabs /cawalalɛbasa/ ⋄
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lowercase a; a |
qwɭɭabzb /cawalalɛbazaba/
|
bee; letter b |
qwɭɭac /cawalalɛʃa/
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cee |
qwɭɭad /cawalalɛda/
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dee |
qwɭɭae /cawalalɛe/
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e |
qwɭɭaf /cawalalɛfa/
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ef |
qwɭɭag /cawalalɛga/
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gee |
qwɭɭah /cawalalɛɣa/
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aitch; haitch |
qwɭɭai /cawalalɛi/
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i |
qwɭɭaj /cawalalɛʒa/
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jay; jy |
qwɭɭak /cawalalɛka/
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kay |
qwɭɭaɭ /cawalalɛla/
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el; ell |
qwɭɭam /cawalalɛma/
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em |
qwɭɭan /cawalalɛna/
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en |
qwɭɭao /cawalalɛo/
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o |
qwɭɭap /cawalalɛpa/
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pee |
qwɭɭaq /cawalalɛca/
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cue |
qwɭɭar /cawalalɛra/
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ar; or |
qwɭɭas /cawalalɛsa/
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ess |
qwɭɭat /cawalalɛta/
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tee |
qwɭɭau /cawalalɛu/
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u |
qwɭɭav /cawalalɛva/
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vee |
qwɭɭaw /cawalalɛwa/
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double-u |
qwɭɭax /cawalalɛxa/
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ex |
qwɭɭay /cawalalɛɟa/
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wy |
qwɭɭayzd /cawalalɛɟazada/
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zed; zee |
qwɭɭi /cawalali/
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Icelandic alphabet |
qwɭq /cawalaca/
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Glagolitic alphabet |
qwɭr /cawalara/
|
Cyrillic alphabet ↞ qves Slavic languages |
qwɭrr /cawalarara/
|
Russian alphabet |
qwɭu /cawalu/
|
Hangul |
qwɭw /cawalawa/
|
Morse code |
qwɭx /cawalaxa/
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fingerspelling; dactylology; manual alphabet |
qwɭxd /cawalaxada/
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deaf-dumb alphabet ↞ mqad97o eye and ear diseases |
qwɭy /cawalaɟa/
|
Braille alphabet |
qwu /cawu/
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numerals |
qwum /cawuma/
|
Roman numerals |
qwumab /cawumɛba/
|
I |
qwumac /cawumɛʃa/
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V |
qwumad /cawumɛda/
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X |
qwumae /cawumɛe/
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L |
qwumaf /cawumɛfa/
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C |
qwumag /cawumɛga/
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D |
qwumah /cawumɛɣa/
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M |
qwur /cawura/
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Hindo-Arabic numerals |
qwurao /cawurɛo/
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zero; numeral 0 |
qwurap /cawurɛpa/
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one; numeral 1 |
qwuraq /cawurɛca/
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two; numeral 2 |
qwurar /cawurɛra/
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three; numeral 3 |
qwuras /cawurɛsa/
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four; numeral 4 |
qwurat /cawurɛta/
|
five; numeral 5 |
qwurau /cawurɛu/
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six; numeral 6 |
qwurav /cawurɛva/
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seven; numeral 7 |
qwuraw /cawurɛwa/
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eight; numeral 8 |
qwurax /cawurɛxa/
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nine; numeral 9 |
qwx /cawaxa/
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punctuation marks |
qwxi /cawaxi/
|
positurae |
qwxiac /cawaxiɛʃa/
|
punctus |
qwxp /cawaxapa/
|
printing-press punctuation |
qwxpac /cawaxapɛʃa/
|
colon |
qwxpae /cawaxapɛe/
|
semicolon |
qwxpaf /cawaxapɛfa/
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full stop; period |
qwxpah /cawaxapɛɣa/
|
parentheses |
qwxpam /cawaxapɛma/
|
comma |
qwxr /cawaxara/
|
computer punctuation |
qwxrab /cawaxarɛba/
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at sign; @ |
qwxrah /cawaxarɛɣa/
|
hash; # |
r /ra/
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rituals; tradition; mores; spirituality; religion; sacred; holy ↞ ped awe ≈ DDC 200 |
r31 /raɲcɔmpɔ/ ⋄
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derived from origin |
r31rs /raɲcɔmpɔrasa/ ⋄
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Judaism |
r91 /raɲɔmpɔ/ []
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in historical period; epoch |
r92 /raɲɔntɔ/ []
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in territory; region |
r929 /raɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
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in country |
r93 /raɲɔɲcɔ/ []
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professed by; practiced by adherent; prophet |
r936 /raɲɔɲcɔltɔ/ []
|
for recipients |
r939 /raɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
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administered by; organized by church body [ecclesiology] |
r94 /raɲɔŋkɔ/ []
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committing; tempted by sin; evil; guilt; vice; taboo |
r94b /raɲɔŋkɔba/
|
infidelity |
r94c /raɲɔŋkɔʃa/
|
blasphemy |
r94e /raɲɔŋkɔe/
|
envy |
r94k /raɲɔŋkɔka/
|
lust |
r94ɭ /raɲɔŋkɔla/
|
gluttony; attachment |
r94m /raɲɔŋkɔma/
|
pride |
r94n /raɲɔŋkɔna/
|
wrath |
r94o /raɲɔŋkɔo/
|
greed; selfishness; egoism |
r94q /raɲɔŋkɔca/
|
sloth; acedia |
r95 /raɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through rite |
r96 /raɲɔltɔ/ []
|
conforming to; pursuing precept |
r97 /raɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with symbol; sacred object |
r98 /raɲɔrkɔ/ []
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invoking; appealing; referring to; believing in spiritual entity; power |
r983 /raɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
referring to myth; legend |
r99 /raɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
kind |
r996 /raɲɔɲɔltɔ/ []
|
sacrality degree |
rX /raxaw/
|
faiths; doctrines ≈ DDC 290 |
rab /rɛba/
|
historical periods; times; epochs ↞ iasgh Holocene bbxprsvxw present day ≈ DDC 900 940 950 960 970 980 990 |
rabX /rɛbaxaw/ []
|
millennia |
rabXX /rɛbaxawxaw/ []
|
centuries |
rabXXX /rɛbaxawxawxaw/ []
|
decades |
rabXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
years |
rabXXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
months |
rabXXXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
dates |
rabXXXXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
times; hours |
rabXXXXXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxawxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
minutes |
rabXXXXXXXXX /rɛbaxawxawxawxawxawxawxawxawxaw/ []
|
seconds |
rabeWm /rɛbewawma/
|
9,999 to 1,000 BC [early history; archaeology] |
rabe /rɛbe/
|
9999 to 9000 BC; 10th millennium BC |
rabf /rɛbafa/
|
8999 to 8000 BC; 9th millennium BC |
rabg /rɛbaga/
|
7999 to 7000 BC; 8th millennium BC |
rabh /rɛbaɣa/
|
6999 to 6000 BC; 7th millennium BC |
rabi /rɛbi/
|
5999 to 5000 BC; 6th millennium BC |
rabj /rɛbaʒa/
|
4999 to 4000 BC; 5th millennium BC |
rabk /rɛbaka/
|
3999 to 3000 BC; 4th millennium BC |
rabɭ /rɛbala/
|
2999 to 2000 BC; 3rd millennium BC |
rabm /rɛbama/
|
1999 to 1000 BC; 2nd millennium BC |
rabn /rɛbana/
|
1 to 999 BC; 1st millennium BC |
rabnU /rɛbanuj/ []
|
Antiquity; 999 BC to 499 AD [ancient history] ≈ DDC 930 |
rabne /rɛbane/
|
999 to 900 BC; 10th century BC |
rabnf /rɛbanafa/
|
899 to 800 BC; 9th century BC |
rabng /rɛbanaga/
|
799 to 700 BC; 8th century BC |
rabnh /rɛbanaɣa/
|
699 to 600 BC; 7th century BC |
rabni /rɛbani/
|
599 to 500 BC; 6th century BC |
rabnj /rɛbanaʒa/
|
499 to 400 BC; 5th century BC |
rabnk /rɛbanaka/
|
399 to 300 BC; 4th century BC |
rabnɭ /rɛbanala/
|
299 to 200 BC; 3rd century BC |
rabnm /rɛbanama/
|
199 to 100 BC; 2nd century BC |
rabnn /rɛbanana/
|
99 to 1 BC; 1st century BC |
rabnnm /rɛbananama/
|
10 to 19 BC |
rabnnn /rɛbananana/
|
1 to 9 BC |
rabnnnm /rɛbanananama/
|
1 BC |
rabo /rɛbo/
|
1 to 999 AD; 1st millennium AD |
raboo /rɛbojo/
|
1 to 99 AD; I century; 1st century |
rabooo /rɛbojojo/
|
1 to 9 AD |
rabooop /rɛbojojopa/
|
1 AD |
raboop /rɛbojopa/
|
10 to 19 AD |
rabop /rɛbopa/
|
100 to 199 AD; II century; 2nd century; 100s |
raboq /rɛboca/
|
200 to 299 AD; III century; 3rd century; 200s |
rabor /rɛbora/
|
300 to 399 AD; IV century; 4th century; 300s |
rabos /rɛbosa/
|
400 to 499 AD; V century; 5th century; 400s |
rabotWx /rɛbotawawxa/
|
Early Middle Ages; Early Medieval Period |
rabot /rɛbota/
|
500 to 599 AD; VI century; 6th century; 500s |
rabou /rɛbou/
|
600 to 699 AD; VII century; 7th century; 600s |
rabouqq /rɛboucaca/
|
622 AD; Hegira year; Hijrah year |
rabov /rɛbova/
|
700 to 799 AD; VIII century; 8th century; 700s |
rabow /rɛbowa/
|
800 to 899 AD; IX century; 9th century; 800s |
rabox /rɛboxa/
|
900 to 999 AD; X century; 10th century; 900s |
rabp /rɛbapa/
|
1000 to 1999 AD; 1st millennium |
rabpU /rɛbapuj/ []
|
Middle Ages; 500 to 1499 AD [medieval history] |
rabpoWqs /rɛbapowawcasa/
|
High Middle Ages; High Medieval Period |
rabpo /rɛbapo/
|
1000 to 1099 AD; XI century; 11th century; 1000s |
rabpp /rɛbapapa/
|
1100 to 1199 AD; XII century; 12th century; 1100s |
rabpq /rɛbapaca/
|
1200 to 1299 AD; XIII century; 13th century; 1200s |
rabpqtWDs /rɛbapacatawawdawsa/
|
Late Middle Ages; Late Medieval Period |
rabprWt /rɛbaparawawta/
|
Renaissance |
rabpr /rɛbapara/
|
1300 to 1399 AD; XIV century; 14th century; 1300s |
rabps /rɛbapasa/
|
1400 to 1499 AD; XV century; 15th century; 1400s |
rabpsxq /rɛbapasaxaca/ ⋄
|
1492 |
rabptWv /rɛbapatawawva/
|
Early Modern Period |
rabptWx /rɛbapatawawxa/
|
Modern Age; industrial age |
rabpt /rɛbapata/
|
1500 to 1599 AD; 16th century |
rabpu /rɛbapu/
|
1600 to 1699 AD; 17th century |
rabpv /rɛbapava/
|
1700 to 1799 AD; 18th century |
rabpwWx /rɛbapawawawxa/
|
Late Modern Period |
rabpw /rɛbapawa/
|
1800 to 1899 AD; 19th century |
rabpx /rɛbapaxa/
|
1900 to 1999 AD; 20th century |
rabpxo /rɛbapaxo/
|
1900-1909 |
rabpxp /rɛbapaxapa/
|
1910-1919; 1910s |
rabpxq /rɛbapaxaca/
|
1920-1929; the Twenties; 1920s |
rabpxr /rɛbapaxara/
|
1930-1939; the Thirties; 1930s |
rabpxs /rɛbapaxasa/
|
1940-1949; the Fourties; 1940s |
rabpxt /rɛbapaxata/
|
1950-1959; the Fifties; 1950s |
rabpxto /rɛbapaxato/
|
1950 |
rabpxtp /rɛbapaxatapa/
|
1951 |
rabpxtq /rɛbapaxataca/
|
1952 |
rabpxtr /rɛbapaxatara/
|
1953 |
rabpxts /rɛbapaxatasa/
|
1954 |
rabpxtt /rɛbapaxatata/
|
1955 |
rabpxtu /rɛbapaxatu/
|
1956 |
rabpxtv /rɛbapaxatava/
|
1957 |
rabpxtw /rɛbapaxatawa/
|
1958 |
rabpxtx /rɛbapaxataxa/
|
1959 |
rabpxu /rɛbapaxu/
|
1960-1969; the Sixties; 1960s |
rabpxuo /rɛbapaxuo/
|
1960 |
rabpxup /rɛbapaxupa/
|
1961 |
rabpxuq /rɛbapaxuca/
|
1962 |
rabpxur /rɛbapaxura/
|
1963 |
rabpxus /rɛbapaxusa/
|
1964 |
rabpxut /rɛbapaxuta/
|
1965 |
rabpxuu /rɛbapaxuwu/
|
1966 |
rabpxuv /rɛbapaxuva/
|
1967 |
rabpxuw /rɛbapaxuwa/
|
1968 |
rabpxux /rɛbapaxuxa/
|
1969 |
rabpxv /rɛbapaxava/
|
1970-1979; the Seventies; 1970s |
rabpxvo /rɛbapaxavo/
|
1970 |
rabpxvp /rɛbapaxavapa/
|
1971 |
rabpxvq /rɛbapaxavaca/
|
1972 |
rabpxvr /rɛbapaxavara/
|
1973 |
rabpxvs /rɛbapaxavasa/
|
1974 |
rabpxvt /rɛbapaxavata/
|
1975 |
rabpxvu /rɛbapaxavu/
|
1976 |
rabpxvv /rɛbapaxavava/
|
1977 |
rabpxvw /rɛbapaxavawa/
|
1978 |
rabpxvx /rɛbapaxavaxa/
|
1979 |
rabpxw /rɛbapaxawa/
|
1980-1989; the Eighties; 1980s |
rabpxwo /rɛbapaxawo/
|
1980 |
rabpxwp /rɛbapaxawapa/
|
1981 |
rabpxwq /rɛbapaxawaca/
|
1982 |
rabpxwr /rɛbapaxawara/
|
1983 |
rabpxws /rɛbapaxawasa/
|
1984 |
rabpxwt /rɛbapaxawata/
|
1985 |
rabpxwu /rɛbapaxawu/
|
1986 |
rabpxwv /rɛbapaxawava/
|
1987 |
rabpxww /rɛbapaxawawa/
|
1988 |
rabpxwx /rɛbapaxawaxa/
|
1989 |
rabpxx /rɛbapaxaxa/
|
1990-1999; the Nineties; 1990s |
rabpxxo /rɛbapaxaxo/
|
1990 |
rabpxxp /rɛbapaxaxapa/
|
1991 |
rabpxxq /rɛbapaxaxaca/
|
1992 |
rabpxxr /rɛbapaxaxara/
|
1993 |
rabpxxs /rɛbapaxaxasa/
|
1994 |
rabpxxt /rɛbapaxaxata/
|
1995 |
rabpxxu /rɛbapaxaxu/
|
1996 |
rabpxxv /rɛbapaxaxava/
|
1997 |
rabpxxw /rɛbapaxaxawa/
|
1998 |
rabpxxx /rɛbapaxaxaxa/
|
1999 |
rabq /rɛbaca/
|
2000 to 2999 AD; 2nd millennium |
rabqo /rɛbaco/
|
2000 to 2099 AD; 21st century |
rabqoo /rɛbacojo/
|
2000-2009; the Two Thousands |
rabqooo /rɛbacojojo/
|
2000 |
rabqoop /rɛbacojopa/
|
2001 |
rabqooq /rɛbacojoca/
|
2002 |
rabqoor /rɛbacojora/
|
2003 |
rabqoos /rɛbacojosa/
|
2004 |
rabqoot /rɛbacojota/
|
2005 |
rabqoou /rɛbacojou/
|
2006 |
rabqoov /rɛbacojova/
|
2007 |
rabqoow /rɛbacojowa/
|
2008 |
rabqoox /rɛbacojoxa/
|
2009 |
rabqop /rɛbacopa/
|
2010-2019; the Tens; 2010s |
rabqopo /rɛbacopo/
|
2010 |
rabqopp /rɛbacopapa/
|
2011 |
rabqopq /rɛbacopaca/
|
2012 |
rabqopr /rɛbacopara/
|
2013 |
rabqops /rɛbacopasa/
|
2014 |
rabqopt /rɛbacopata/
|
2015 |
rabqopu /rɛbacopu/
|
2016 |
rabqopv /rɛbacopava/
|
2017 |
rabqopw /rɛbacopawa/
|
2018 |
rabqopx /rɛbacopaxa/
|
2019 |
rabqoq /rɛbacoca/
|
2020-2029; the Twenties; 2020s |
rabqoqo /rɛbacoco/
|
2020 |
rabqoqob /rɛbacocoba/ ⋄
|
January 2020 |
rabqoqobb /rɛbacocobaba/ ⋄
|
1st January 2020 |
rabqoqomyzɭ /rɛbacocomaɟazala/ ⋄
|
31st December 2020 |
rabqoqp /rɛbacocapa/
|
2021 |
rabqoqq /rɛbacocaca/
|
2022 |
rae /rɛe/
|
adherents ↞ px persons |
rae809b /rɛerkɔwɔɲɔba/
|
non adherents; non believers |
raeb /rɛeba/
|
lay persons; lay adherents |
raed /rɛeda/
|
elders; senior members |
raef /rɛefa/
|
lay assistants |
raeh /rɛeɣa/
|
hermits; ascetics; fakirs |
raem /rɛema/
|
monks; monastic orders |
raemn /rɛemana/
|
nuns |
raen /rɛena/
|
deacons; assistant ministers |
raep /rɛepa/
|
clerics; clergymen; churchmen; ministers; priests |
raepo /rɛepo/
|
seniors; bishops; abbots |
raept /rɛepata/
|
archbishops; metropolitans |
raepw /rɛepawa/
|
general leader |
raex /rɛexa/
|
prophets |
raexb /rɛexaba/
|
founder; originator |
raexd /rɛexada/
|
reformers |
raexe /rɛexe/
|
messiah |
raexg /rɛexaga/
|
gurus; mahatmas; prophets SS; wise men |
raexm /rɛexama/
|
martyrs |
raexs /rɛexasa/
|
saints; bodhisattvas; enlightened ones |
raexu /rɛexu/
|
thaumaturgers; wonder workers; miracle workers |
raexw /rɛexawa/
|
shamans; witch doctors; medicine men; sorcerers |
raexy /rɛexaɟa/
|
theocratic sovereigns; divinely appointed kings |
rag /rɛga/
|
precepts; values; virtues; moral behaviour ↞ pab drives |
ragb /rɛgaba/
|
faith |
ragc /rɛgaʃa/
|
piety; religiosity; reverence ≈ DDC 179 |
ragd /rɛgada/
|
devotion to family ↞ osp parental cares ≈ DDC 173 |
rage /rɛge/
|
gratitude |
ragg /rɛgaga/
|
sincerity; truth ↞ ai statements |
ragh /rɛgaɣa/
|
honesty; loyalty; fairness |
ragi /rɛgi/
|
bravery; courage |
ragj /rɛgaʒa/
|
fertility ↞ n populations ≈ DDC 176 |
ragk /rɛgaka/
|
chastity ↞ osm mating ≈ DDC 176 |
ragɭ /rɛgala/
|
moderation; temperance; sobriety; abstemiousness; baldness |
ragm /rɛgama/
|
humility |
ragn /rɛgana/
|
patience |
rago /rɛgo/
|
altruism; charity; generosity; goodness ↞ pev love ≈ DDC 177 |
ragp /rɛgapa/
|
diligence ≈ DDC 172 |
ragq /rɛgaca/
|
respect for others' property |
ragr /rɛgara/
|
human rights |
rags /rɛgasa/
|
wellness; well-being |
ragu /rɛgu/
|
beauty; aesthetics ↞ x artworks ≈ DDC 175 |
ragy /rɛgaɟa/
|
salvation; after-death |
raɭ /rɛla/
|
rites; practices; worship; uses; habits; ceremonies; liturgies; divine service ↞ bp processes ≈ DDC 390 |
raɭap /rɛlɛpa/
|
holy places; temples |
raɭc /rɛlaʃa/
|
mysticism; religious ecstasy |
raɭd /rɛlada/
|
meditation; contemplation |
raɭdf /rɛladafa/
|
focused attention |
raɭdfb /rɛladafaba/
|
ānāpānasati; mindfulness of breathing |
raɭdfm /rɛladafama/
|
mettā; maitrī; loving-kindness |
raɭdfp /rɛladafapa/
|
single point meditation |
raɭdft /rɛladafata/
|
mantra meditation |
raɭdftm /rɛladafatama/
|
transcendental meditation |
raɭdo /rɛlado/
|
open monitoring |
raɭdom /rɛladoma/
|
mindfulness |
raɭdos /rɛladosa/
|
shikantaza |
raɭe /rɛle/
|
prayer |
raɭeg /rɛlega/
|
grace |
raɭeh /rɛleɣa/
|
hymns |
raɭei /rɛlei/
|
incantation; enchantment; magic spell |
raɭer /rɛlera/
|
creed |
raɭf /rɛlafa/
|
abstinence |
raɭff /rɛlafafa/
|
fasting |
raɭfs /rɛlafasa/
|
sexual abstinence; chastity |
raɭg /rɛlaga/
|
asceticism; monastic living |
raɭj /rɛlaʒa/
|
offering; sacrifice |
raɭk /rɛlaka/
|
sacred meal |
raɭm /rɛlama/
|
pilgrimage |
raɭo /rɛlo/
|
mission |
raɭp /rɛlapa/
|
predication |
raɭq /rɛlaca/
|
blessing; consecration |
raɭqe /rɛlace/
|
exorcism |
raɭr /rɛlara/
|
occultism; paranormal beliefs; esoterism; arcane [parapsychology] ≈ DDC 130 |
raɭre /rɛlare/
|
extrasensory perception; ESP |
raɭrec /rɛlareʃa/
|
clairvoyance |
raɭrecf /rɛlareʃafa/
|
precognition; prescience; future vision; future sight |
raɭrem /rɛlarema/
|
mediumship |
raɭrep /rɛlarepa/
|
demonic possession |
raɭret /rɛlareta/
|
telepathy |
raɭreu /rɛlareu/
|
multilocation; bilocation |
raɭrev /rɛlareva/
|
psychokinesis; telekinesis |
raɭrex /rɛlarexa/
|
close encounter |
raɭri /rɛlari/
|
divination ↞ ralrec clairvoyance ≈ DDC 133 |
raɭrie /rɛlarie/
|
haruspicy; extispicy ↞ mqv chordates |
raɭrih /rɛlariɣa/
|
horoscopes; natal charts; celestial maps; cosmograms; vitaspheres; radical charts [astrology] ↞ h celestial bodies |
raɭrihag /rɛlariɣɛga/
|
angles |
raɭrihagf /rɛlariɣɛgafa/
|
ascendant; first house; East angle |
raɭrihagm /rɛlariɣɛgama/
|
midheaven; tenth house; North Angle |
raɭrihagq /rɛlariɣɛgaca/
|
descendant; seventh house; West angle |
raɭrihagu /rɛlariɣɛgu/
|
imnum coeli; fourth house; South angle |
raɭrihao /rɛlariɣɛo/
|
zodiac; sun signs |
raɭrihaob /rɛlariɣɛoba/
|
Aries |
raɭrihaod /rɛlariɣɛoda/
|
Taurus |
raɭrihaof /rɛlariɣɛofa/
|
Gemini |
raɭrihaoh /rɛlariɣɛoɣa/
|
Cancer |
raɭrihaoj /rɛlariɣɛoʒa/
|
Leo |
raɭrihaoɭ /rɛlariɣɛola/
|
Virgo |
raɭrihaon /rɛlariɣɛona/
|
Libra |
raɭrihaop /rɛlariɣɛopa/
|
Scorpio |
raɭrihaor /rɛlariɣɛora/
|
Sagittarius |
raɭrihaot /rɛlariɣɛota/
|
Capricorn |
raɭrihaov /rɛlariɣɛova/
|
Aquarius |
raɭrihaox /rɛlariɣɛoxa/
|
Pisces |
raɭrihas /rɛlariɣɛsa/
|
houses |
raɭriɭ /rɛlarila/
|
palmistry; chiromancy; palm reading |
raɭrin /rɛlarina/
|
necromancy |
raɭrir /rɛlarira/
|
cartomancy |
raɭrit /rɛlarita/
|
tasseomancy |
raɭrm /rɛlarama/
|
magic; sorcery ↞ raexw shamans |
raɭrn /rɛlarana/
|
numerology ↞ an quantities |
raɭrr /rɛlarara/
|
miracles ↞ raexu thaumaturgers |
raɭrt /rɛlarata/
|
theophany; divine appearance |
raɭrx /rɛlaraxa/
|
reincarnation; rebirth; transmigration |
raɭs /rɛlasa/
|
sacraments; initiations; sacred passages |
raɭsf /rɛlasafa/
|
baptism; Christening |
raɭsk /rɛlasaka/
|
puberty initiation ↞ sapl adolescents |
raɭsm /rɛlasama/
|
familiar bonds |
raɭsme /rɛlasame/
|
engagement |
raɭsmm /rɛlasamama/
|
marriage; matrimony; wedlock ↞ osm mating |
raɭsmmau /rɛlasamamɛu/
|
husbands ↞ sanx men |
raɭsmmaw /rɛlasamamɛwa/
|
wives ↞ sany women |
raɭsmmm /rɛlasamamama/
|
monogamy |
raɭsmmms /rɛlasamamamasa/
|
serial monogamy |
raɭsmmp /rɛlasamamapa/
|
polygamy |
raɭsmmpg /rɛlasamamapaga/
|
polygyny |
raɭsmmpgc /rɛlasamamapagaʃa/
|
concubinage |
raɭsmmpn /rɛlasamamapana/
|
polyandry |
raɭsmms /rɛlasamamasa/
|
same-sex marriage; gay marriage |
raɭsmx /rɛlasamaxa/
|
separation |
raɭsmxm /rɛlasamaxama/
|
separation by mutual consent |
raɭsmy /rɛlasamaɟa/
|
divorce |
raɭsu /rɛlasu/
|
anointing of the sick; extreme unction ↞ masw death |
raɭsx /rɛlasaxa/
|
mourning; grief; funeral rites ↞ sapx dead people |
raɭsxar /rɛlasaxɛra/
|
burial ground; cemetery; graveyard; necropolis |
raɭsxb /rɛlasaxaba/
|
burial; internment |
raɭsxbb /rɛlasaxababa/
|
natural burial; green burial |
raɭsxbe /rɛlasaxabe/
|
embalming; mummification |
raɭsxbs /rɛlasaxabasa/
|
shroud burial |
raɭsxbv /rɛlasaxabava/
|
vault burial |
raɭsxe /rɛlasaxe/
|
cremation |
raɭv /rɛlava/
|
celebrations; festivals; feasts; holy days; holydays ↞ jai seasons |
raɭvb /rɛlavaba/
|
vernal equinox |
raɭvc /rɛlavaʃa/
|
Carnival |
raɭvd /rɛlavada/
|
Lent |
raɭve /rɛlave/
|
Easter; Passover; Pesach; Pascha; Resurrection Sunday |
raɭvg /rɛlavaga/
|
May Day; Beltane |
raɭvj /rɛlavaʒa/
|
Midsummer; summer solstice |
raɭvn /rɛlavana/
|
autumnal equinox |
raɭvq /rɛlavaca/
|
Halloween; All Saints' Eve; Samhain |
raɭvs /rɛlavasa/
|
Advent |
raɭvt /rɛlavata/
|
winter solstice |
raɭvu /rɛlavu/
|
Christmas |
raɭvv /rɛlavava/
|
New Year day |
raɭvw /rɛlavawa/
|
Epiphany |
raɭvx /rɛlavaxa/
|
Chinese New Year; Spring Festival |
raɭvy /rɛlavaɟa/
|
Ramadan |
rao /rɛo/
|
symbols; sacred objects ↞ osuy symbols |
raoc /rɛoʃa/
|
clothes ↞ wf clothing |
raog /rɛoga/
|
gesture ↞ osu communication |
raon /rɛona/
|
sacred dances ↞ xn dance |
raor /rɛora/
|
sacred words; speech ↞ q language |
raos /rɛosa/
|
scriptures; religious texts ↞ wo measuring and alignment tools ≈ DDC 220 |
raosb /rɛosaba/
|
sacred books; written revelation |
raosm /rɛosama/
|
sacred commentaries |
raq /rɛca/
|
myths; legends; stories [mythology] ↞ qtb narrative texts |
ras /rɛsa/
|
spiritual entities; powers [theology] |
rasab /rɛsɛba/
|
atheism |
rasac /rɛsɛʃa/
|
agnosticism |
rasan /rɛsɛna/
|
polytheism |
rasat /rɛsɛta/
|
monotheism |
rasay /rɛsɛɟa/
|
pantheism |
rasb /rɛsaba/
|
ghosts |
rasc /rɛsaʃa/
|
souls |
rasd /rɛsada/
|
ancestor souls |
rase /rɛse/
|
saints; intercessors |
rasg /rɛsaga/
|
angels |
rasgw /rɛsagawa/
|
archangels |
rasm /rɛsama/
|
demons |
rasp /rɛsapa/
|
deities; gods |
raspU /rɛsapuj/
|
God |
rass /rɛsasa/
|
impersonal spirits |
rasy /rɛsaɟa/
|
pantheistic gods |
raw /rɛwa/
|
ritual kinds ≈ DDC 210 |
rawa /rɛwɛ/
|
animist |
rawb /rɛwaba/
|
fetishist ↞ w artifacts |
rawf /rɛwafa/
|
phallist; sexual worship ↞ osm mating |
rawh /rɛwaɣa/
|
shamanist ↞ raexw shamans |
rawi /rɛwi/
|
spiritualist; idealist ↞ r8 p consciousness |
rawn /rɛwana/
|
naturalist ↞ g continuum bodies h celestial bodies i rocks j land k genes l bacteria m organisms n populations |
rawnm /rɛwanama/
|
materialist ↞ g continuum bodies |
rawr /rɛwara/
|
rationalist ↞ por reason |
rawu /rɛwu/
|
humanist ↞ s communities |
rax /rɛxa/
|
sacrality |
raxa /rɛxɛ/
|
profane; secular |
raxo /rɛxo/
|
lay; laic; laical |
raxv /rɛxava/
|
religious; sacred |
rc /raʃa/
|
Vedic Brahmanism; Vedism ≈ DDC 294 |
rd /rada/
|
Hinduism; Sana-Tana Dharma ≈ DDC 294 |
rdf /radafa/
|
Nyaya; school of logic |
rdi /radi/
|
Vaisheshika; atomist school |
rdm /radama/
|
Samkhya; enumeration school |
rdo /rado/
|
Yoga; Patanjali school |
rds /radasa/
|
Purva Mimamsa |
rdv /radava/
|
Vedanta; Uttara Mimamsa |
re /re/
|
Carvaka; Charvaka; Lokayata |
rf /rafa/
|
Jainism ≈ DDC 294 |
rg /raga/
|
Sikhism; Gurmat ≈ DDC 294 |
rh /raɣa/
|
Buddhism |
rh93xb /raɣaɲɔɲcɔxaba/
|
Buddha; Siddhārtha Gautama; Shakyamuni Buddha |
rhh /raɣaɣa/
|
Hinayana; Theravada; the Lesser Vehicle |
rhm /raɣama/
|
Mahayana; the Great Vehicle |
rhq /raɣaca/
|
Chinese Buddhism including Kosa; Fa-hsiang; T'ien T'ai; Chen-yen |
rhs /raɣasa/
|
Lamaism; Vajrayana |
rhsb /raɣasaba/
|
Bonpo |
rhsn /raɣasana/
|
Tantrism |
rhst /raɣasata/
|
Tibetan Lamaism |
rht /raɣata/
|
Japanese Buddhism including Nara, Tendai, Shingon, Kamakara |
rhte /raɣate/
|
Zen |
rhtei /raɣatei/
|
Rinzai |
rhtes /raɣatesa/
|
Soto |
rhtp /raɣatapa/
|
Pure Land Buddhism |
rk /raka/
|
Confucianism |
rkn /rakana/
|
Neo-Confucianism |
rɭ /rala/
|
Legalism |
rm /rama/
|
Mohism; Moism |
rn /rana/
|
Taoism; Daoism |
rn93xb /ranaɲɔɲcɔxaba/
|
Lao-tzu |
ro /ro/
|
Shinto |
rot /rota/
|
Oomoto; Oomoto-kyo |
rp /rapa/
|
ancient Egyptian religion |
rp93xy /rapaɲɔɲcɔxaɟa/
|
pharaoh |
rq /raca/
|
paganism; pre-Christian Europe polytheism |
rqc /racaʃa/
|
Celtic paganism |
rqcd /racaʃada/
|
druidism |
rr /rara/
|
Zoroastrianism; Mazdeism; Yezidis ≈ DDC 295 |
rsWu /rasawawu/
|
Abrahamic religions |
rs /rasa/
|
Judaism ≈ DDC 296 |
rs93p /rasaɲɔɲcɔpa/
|
rabbi |
rs97s /rasaɲɔjɔsa/
|
Jewish scriptures |
rs97sb /rasaɲɔjɔsaba/
|
Jewish Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
rs97sm /rasaɲɔjɔsama/
|
Talmud; rabbinic literature |
rso /raso/
|
orthodox Judaism |
rsom /rasoma/
|
modern ortodox Judaism |
rsou /rasou/
|
Haredi; ultra-orthodox Judaism |
rsouh /rasouɣa/
|
Hasidic Judaism |
rsq /rasaca/
|
Masorti; conservative Judaism |
rsr /rasara/
|
Ashkenazi; Mizrahi |
rss /rasasa/
|
Sephardi |
rst /rasata/
|
Reform Judaism |
rsu /rasu/
|
progressive Judaism; liberal Judaism |
rsuh /rasuɣa/
|
humanist Judaism |
rsur /rasura/
|
reconstructionist Judaism |
rsv /rasava/
|
Samaritans |
rsx /rasaxa/
|
Karaism; Karaite Judaism |
rt /rata/
|
Christianity ≈ DDC 230 240 250 260 270 280 |
rt93p /rataɲɔɲcɔpa/
|
Christian priests ≈ DDC 250 |
rt93po /rataɲɔɲcɔpo/
|
bishops |
rt93pt /rataɲɔɲcɔpata/
|
archbishops |
rt93pw /rataɲɔɲcɔpawa/
|
the pope |
rt93xe /rataɲɔɲcɔxe/
|
Jesus; Christ |
rt93xs /rataɲɔɲcɔxasa/
|
Christian saints |
rt95ve /rataɲɔlpɔve/
|
Christian Easter |
rt95vj /rataɲɔlpɔvaʒa/
|
Saint John's Day |
rt97sb /rataɲɔjɔsaba/
|
Christian Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
rtb /rataba/
|
primitive Church ≈ DDC 281 |
rtc /rataʃa/
|
Melkites; Melchites; Eastern patriarchates ≈ DDC 281 |
rtd /ratada/
|
Orthodoxes ≈ DDC 281 |
rtf /ratafa/
|
Monophysites; Eastern churches ≈ DDC 281 |
rtfb /ratafaba/
|
Armenian church |
rtfc /ratafaʃa/
|
Coptic church |
rtfd /ratafada/
|
Nestorian and Chaldean-catholic churches |
rtfe /ratafe/
|
Ethiopian church |
rtfm /ratafama/
|
Maronite church |
rtfs /ratafasa/
|
Syrian church; Jacobite |
rtft /ratafata/
|
St. Thomas Christianity; Malabar; Mar Thoma Syrian church |
rth /rataɣa/
|
Roman Catholicism ≈ DDC 282 |
rti /rati/
|
non-Roman Catholicism |
rtii /ratiji/
|
independent Catholic churches |
rtio /ratio/
|
old Catholic church |
rtn /ratana/
|
Anglicanism ≈ DDC 283 |
rtp /ratapa/
|
Protestantism; Reform churches |
rtpe /ratape/
|
Born Again incl' fundamentalism, revivalism, puritain free |
rtpeb /ratapeba/
|
Anabaptism; Mennonites |
rtpec /ratapeʃa/
|
Baptism ≈ DDC 286 |
rtped /ratapeda/
|
Darbysm |
rtpef /ratapefa/
|
Frères Larges |
rtpei /ratapei/
|
Anglican evangelism |
rtpeɭ /ratapela/
|
free churches |
rtpem /ratapema/
|
Methodism ≈ DDC 287 |
rtpep /ratapepa/
|
Pentecostism |
rtpeq /ratapeca/
|
Quakers; Religious Society of Friends ≈ DDC 289 |
rtper /ratapera/
|
Reformed Evangelism |
rtpes /ratapesa/
|
Salvation Army |
rtpev /ratapeva/
|
Adventism ≈ DDC 286 |
rtph /ratapaɣa/
|
Hussites |
rtpk /ratapaka/
|
African churches; Kimbangism |
rtpɭ /ratapala/
|
Lutheranism ≈ DDC 284 |
rtpɭɭ /ratapalala/
|
Presbyterianism; Calvinistic methodism ≈ DDC 285 |
rtpm /ratapama/
|
Moravian Church; United Brethren; Unitas Fratrum; Herrnhuters ≈ DDC 284 |
rtpp /ratapapa/
|
Pietism |
rtpr /ratapara/
|
Calvinism; Reformed Presbiterianism including Calvinists, Huguenots ≈ DDC 284 |
rtprc /rataparaʃa/
|
Congregationalism ≈ DDC 285 |
rtprr /rataparara/
|
Arminiens; Remontrants |
rtpru /rataparu/
|
Puritanism ≈ DDC 285 |
rtprw /rataparawa/
|
Walloon Church |
rtpv /ratapava/
|
Waldensians; Waldenses; Vaudois; Valdesi |
rtpw /ratapawa/
|
Lollards; Wycliffites |
rtr /ratara/
|
transversal theological groups |
rtrb /rataraba/
|
Barth theology; Neo-Orthodoxes |
rtrc /rataraʃa/
|
Charismatic movement |
rtrf /ratarafa/
|
Liberation Theology |
rtrɭ /ratarala/
|
Theological Liberalism |
rtrɭd /rataralada/
|
Death of God theology |
rtrm /ratarama/
|
modern theologies |
rtrs /ratarasa/
|
social Christianity |
rts /ratasa/
|
Mormons; Latter-Day Saints |
rtt /ratata/
|
Moonism |
rtu /ratu/
|
Neo-Apostolism |
rtv /ratava/
|
Christian Science; Scientism |
rtw /ratawa/
|
Jehovah's Witnesses |
rtwzs /ratawazasa/
|
Antitrinitaires; Socinians; Unitarians; Christadelphism |
rtwzu /ratawazu/
|
Universalism; Armstrong ≈ DDC 289 |
rtwzw /ratawazawa/
|
Swedenborgians |
rtx /rataxa/
|
Apostolic churches |
rty /rataɟa/
|
African indigenous sects |
ru /ru/
|
Islam ≈ DDC 297 |
ru93p /ruɲɔɲcɔpa/
|
imam |
ru93xb /ruɲɔɲcɔxaba/
|
Muhammad |
ru97sb /ruɲɔjɔsaba/
|
Koran; Qur'an; Quran; Alcoran; Al-Qur'an |
rub /ruba/
|
Black Muslims |
rud /ruda/
|
Druzes |
ruk /ruka/
|
Nurculuk |
run /runa/
|
Sunni; Sunnites |
ruq /ruca/
|
Shi'a; Shi'ites |
ruqh /rucaɣa/
|
Ahmadiya |
rus /rusa/
|
Sufism; Dervish; Darvesh |
rv /rava/
|
Bahá'í faith; Bahaism ≈ DDC 297 |
rvb /ravaba/
|
Babism |
rvzf /ravazafa/
|
Anthroposophy |
rvzo /ravazo/
|
Cao Dai |
rvzr /ravazara/
|
Rastafarianism |
rw /rawa/
|
New Age |
rwzs /rawazasa/
|
Scientology; Dianetics |
rx /raxa/
|
Theosophy |
ry /raɟa/
|
Humanism; International Humanist and Ethical Union |
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 |
t /ta/
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polities; political units; political power; governments [political sciences; law] ↞ s communities j land ≈ DDC 320 |
t8 /tarkɔ/ []
|
administering matter; jurisdiction |
t8t /tarkɔta/ ⋄
|
foreign affairs |
t8u /tarkɔu/ ⋄
|
economy; finance |
t8ve /tarkɔve/ ⋄
|
conservation |
t91 /taɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
of historical period |
t913 /taɲɔmpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
founded in foundation time |
t92 /taɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in; based in capital place [political geography] ≈ DDC 910 |
t922 /taɲɔntɔntɔ/ []
|
in; jurisdiction territory |
t93 /taɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
ruled by; governed by ruler born at time ↞ px persons |
t94 /taɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
prohibiting; banning; punishing; penalizing crime; offence |
t948 /taɲɔŋkɔrkɔ/ []
|
making provision for sanction; penalty |
t95 /taɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
doing procedure ≈ DDC 350 |
t951 /taɲɔlpɔmpɔ/ []
|
through step |
t96 /taɲɔltɔ/ []
|
speaking official language |
t97 /taɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with department |
t972 /taɲɔjɔntɔ/ []
|
in province; local section |
t973 /taɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
juristic person |
t98 /taɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
related to; interacting with related polity [foreign policy; international; global studies] ↞ tav diplomacy |
t983 /taɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
influenced by dominant polity |
t984 /taɲɔrkɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against; conflicting with enemy polity |
t989 /taɲɔrkɔɲɔ/ []
|
cooperating with; allied with cooperating polity |
t99 /taɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
according to; under regulation ≈ DDC 340 |
t995 /taɲɔɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through regulation step; development |
t996 /taɲɔɲɔltɔ/ []
|
regime type |
t998 /taɲɔɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
promoting principle; policy; programme; mission; agenda; plan |
t998c /taɲɔɲɔrkɔʃa/ ⋄
|
safety |
t998m /taɲɔɲɔrkɔma/ ⋄
|
family |
t998q /taɲɔɲɔrkɔca/ ⋄
|
sociality |
t999 /taɲɔɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
regulation type |
tad /tɛda/
|
crimes; offences ≈ DDC 364 |
tadas /tɛdɛsa/
|
sanctions; penalties |
tadasf /tɛdɛsafa/
|
fine |
tadasi /tɛdɛsi/
|
exile |
tadask /tɛdɛsaka/
|
house arrest |
tadasn /tɛdɛsana/
|
detention ↞ tap prisons |
tadasy /tɛdɛsaɟa/
|
death ↞ masw death |
tadbWk /tɛdabawawka/
|
violent crimes; crimes versus persons |
tadd /tɛdada/
|
murder; criminal homicide; voluntary manslaughter ↞ masw death |
tadf /tɛdafa/
|
rape ↞ osm mating |
tadg /tɛdaga/
|
aggravated assault |
tadh /tɛdaɣa/
|
harassment |
tadj /tɛdaʒa/
|
robbery |
tadɭWt /tɛdalawawta/
|
property crimes |
tadɭ /tɛdala/
|
burglary |
tadn /tɛdana/
|
arson |
tadq /tɛdaca/
|
larceny; theft |
tadx /tɛdaxa/
|
public order crimes |
tae /tɛe/
|
procedures; protocols; administration; management; power exercise ≈ DDC 351 |
taea /tɛeɛ/
|
steps in policy cycle |
taeac /tɛeɛʃa/
|
agenda setting; problem identification |
taeaf /tɛeɛfa/
|
policy formulation |
taeaj /tɛeɛʒa/
|
adoption |
taeam /tɛeɛma/
|
implementation |
taeav /tɛeɛva/
|
evaluation |
taee /tɛeje/
|
dispute resolution; adjudication |
taeɭ /tɛela/
|
pressure; lobbying |
taem /tɛema/
|
competitive examination |
taet /tɛeta/
|
voting; election ≈ DDC 324 |
taetf /tɛetafa/
|
referendum |
taetm /tɛetama/
|
majoritarian voting |
taetp /tɛetapa/
|
plurality voting; single-choice voting |
taetpr /tɛetapara/
|
two-ballot election; runoff election |
tahWw /tɛɣawawwa/
|
departments; offices; institutions |
tah /tɛɣa/
|
legislature; parliament; congress; diet; deliberative assembly ↞ taet voting ≈ DDC 328 |
tahac /tɛɣɛʃa/
|
committees |
tahaɭ /tɛɣɛla/
|
lower house; lower chamber |
tahau /tɛɣɛu/
|
upper house; upper chamber |
taj /tɛʒa/
|
government; executive; the ministry |
taj93 /tɛʒaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
head, prime minister, premier, chancellor |
taj999b93 /tɛʒaɲɔɲɔɲɔbaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
ruled by monarch; king; queen; regnant |
taj999g93 /tɛʒaɲɔɲɔɲɔgaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
ruled by dictator |
taj999r93 /tɛʒaɲɔɲɔɲɔraɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
ruled by president |
tajac /tɛʒɛʃa/
|
cabinet |
tajam /tɛʒɛma/
|
ministries; government departments |
tajam93 /tɛʒɛmaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
ruled by minister born at time; secretary |
tajamd /tɛʒɛmada/
|
ministry of interior ↞ tas police |
tajamf /tɛʒɛmafa/
|
ministry of foreign affairs ↞ t polities |
tajamh /tɛʒɛmaɣa/
|
ministry of defense ↞ tat military |
tajamj /tɛʒɛmaʒa/
|
ministry of justice ↞ tao courts |
tajamn /tɛʒɛmana/
|
ministry of finance ↞ u enterprises |
tajamu /tɛʒɛmu/
|
ministry of education ↞ yae education |
tajao /tɛʒɛo/
|
loyal opposition ↞ sop political groups |
taɭ /tɛla/
|
civil service; public sector; community services; public administration; bureaucracy |
tan /tɛna/
|
civil law notaries; Latin notaries |
tao /tɛo/
|
courts; tribunals; judiciary; judicial system ↞ taee dispute resolution ≈ DDC 347 |
taoac /tɛoɛʃa/
|
actor; plaintiff; complainant |
taoad /tɛoɛda/
|
prosecutors; crime victime advocates |
taoaf /tɛoɛfa/
|
defendant; defense; reus; accused; panel |
taoaj /tɛoɛʒa/
|
magistrates; judges; arbitrators |
taoaɭ /tɛoɛla/
|
lawyers; attorneys |
taoaɭb /tɛoɛlaba/
|
barristers |
taoaɭi /tɛoɛli/
|
solicitors |
taoaɭo /tɛoɛlo/
|
counselors |
taoap /tɛoɛpa/
|
bailiffs |
taoar /tɛoɛra/
|
coroners |
taoi /tɛoi/
|
trial courts; courts of first instance; original jurisdiction |
taop /tɛopa/
|
appellate courts; appeals courts; second instance courts |
taos /tɛosa/
|
supreme courts; courts of last resort; apex courts; final courts; highest courts of appeal |
tap /tɛpa/
|
prisons; penitentiaries; correctional facilities; jails; gaols; detention; remand centers ≈ DDC 365 |
tapf /tɛpafa/
|
women's prisons ↞ may females |
tapj /tɛpaʒa/
|
youth detention facilities ↞ masn young |
tapm /tɛpama/
|
military prisons; prisoner-of-war camps ↞ tat military |
tapp /tɛpapa/
|
political prisons |
tas /tɛsa/
|
police; constabulary; civil guard; protective services; cops ↞ spr emergency services ≈ DDC 363 |
tasg /tɛsaga/
|
coast guard; coastguard ↞ jv shores |
tast /tɛsata/
|
police detectives |
tasx /tɛsaxa/
|
auxiliary police; volunteers; special constables |
tat /tɛta/
|
military; armed forces; defense [military science] ≈ DDC 355 |
tatae /tɛtɛe/
|
military recruitment |
tataec /tɛtɛeʃa/
|
conscription; draft |
tatai /tɛtɛi/
|
recruit training |
tatap /tɛtɛpa/
|
military personnel ↞ px persons |
tatapc /tɛtɛpaʃa/
|
officers |
tatapcc /tɛtɛpaʃaʃa/
|
generals; admirals; marshals |
tatapcg /tɛtɛpaʃaga/
|
brigadiers; commodores |
tatapcɭ /tɛtɛpaʃala/
|
colonels; captains |
tatapcm /tɛtɛpaʃama/
|
commandants; commanders |
tatapcp /tɛtɛpaʃapa/
|
captains |
tatapct /tɛtɛpaʃata/
|
cadets |
tatapn /tɛtɛpana/
|
non-commissioned officers |
tatapno /tɛtɛpano/
|
corporals |
tatapns /tɛtɛpanasa/
|
sergeants |
tataps /tɛtɛpasa/
|
soldiers; seamen; airmen |
tatar /tɛtɛra/
|
military roles |
tatarc /tɛtɛraʃa/
|
combat roles |
tatarci /tɛtɛraʃi/
|
infantry; foot soldiers |
tatarf /tɛtɛrafa/
|
combat support roles |
tatarj /tɛtɛraʒa/
|
combat service support roles |
tatd /tɛtada/
|
gendarmerie; gendarmery ↞ tas police |
tate /tɛte/
|
army ≈ DDC 356 357 |
tatn /tɛtana/
|
navy ↞ wvl vessels ≈ DDC 359 |
tatnm /tɛtanama/
|
marines |
tatr /tɛtara/
|
air force ↞ wvr aircrafts ≈ DDC 358 |
tav /tɛva/
|
diplomacy; diplomatic missions; foreign missions; international relations ↞ tt modern nation states ≈ DDC 327 399 |
tavam /tɛvɛma/
|
international mediation; arbitration |
tavan /tɛvɛna/
|
international negotiations; agreements; accords; treaties |
tavao /tɛvɛo/
|
international conferences |
tavar /tɛvɛra/
|
diplomatic recognition |
tavau /tɛvɛu/
|
diplomatic strategies |
tavaue /tɛvɛue/
|
preventive diplomacy |
tavaui /tɛvɛui/
|
public diplomacy |
tavaum /tɛvɛuma/
|
soft power; hearts and minds diplomacy |
tavauo /tɛvɛuo/
|
economic diplomacy ↞ u enterprises |
tavauq /tɛvɛuca/
|
counterinsurgency diplomacy; expeditionary diplomacy |
tavauu /tɛvɛuwu/
|
gunboat diplomacy |
tavauv /tɛvɛuva/
|
appeasement |
tavaw /tɛvɛwa/
|
war |
tavawg /tɛvɛwaga/
|
war of aggression |
tavawi /tɛvɛwi/
|
insurgency |
tavawɭ /tɛvɛwala/
|
war of liberation |
tavawn /tɛvɛwana/
|
civil war |
tavawt /tɛvɛwata/
|
total war |
tave /tɛve/
|
embassies |
taveab /tɛveɛba/
|
ambassadors |
tavn /tɛvana/
|
consulates |
tavnac /tɛvanɛʃa/
|
consuls |
tavs /tɛvasa/
|
espionage; spying; intelligence gathering |
tavsao /tɛvasɛo/
|
counterintelligence |
tax /tɛxa/
|
regimes ≈ DDC 321 |
taxbWp /tɛxabawawpa/
|
authoritarian; autocratic; oligarchic |
taxb /tɛxaba/
|
monarchy |
taxg /tɛxaga/
|
totalitarian; palace regime |
taxh /tɛxaɣa/
|
church polity ↞ r rituals |
taxi /tɛxi/
|
military dictatorship ↞ tat military |
taxn /tɛxana/
|
aristocracy |
taxp /tɛxapa/
|
one party regimes |
taxr /tɛxara/
|
republic; representative democratic |
taxt /tɛxata/
|
direct democratic |
tay /tɛɟa/
|
regulations; institutions; legal order; law; norms; rules; acts [jurisprudence; legal theory] ↞ tah legislature ≈ DDC 348 |
tayad /tɛɟɛda/
|
regulation development |
tayadb /tɛɟɛdaba/
|
bill proposal |
tayadd /tɛɟɛdada/
|
bill reading |
tayadp /tɛɟɛdapa/
|
approval |
tayadu /tɛɟɛdu/
|
publication |
tayat /tɛɟɛta/
|
law types; forms |
tayate /tɛɟɛte/
|
religious law ↞ r rituals |
tayatm /tɛɟɛtama/
|
military law ↞ tat military |
tayato /tɛɟɛto/
|
common law; unwritten law |
tayatt /tɛɟɛtata/
|
civil law |
tayatts /tɛɟɛtatasa/
|
socialist law ↞ uypc socialism |
taybWn /tɛɟabawawna/
|
private law; civil law ↞ sb citizens ≈ DDC 346 |
tayc /tɛɟaʃa/
|
contracts; obligations; contract law |
tayd /tɛɟada/
|
law of torts |
taye /tɛɟe/
|
estate; property; assets; law of property |
tayei /tɛɟei/
|
private property |
tayeu /tɛɟeu/
|
public property ≈ DDC 343 |
tayf /tɛɟafa/
|
family law ↞ sf families |
tayg /tɛɟaga/
|
succession law ↞ masw death |
tayi /tɛɟi/
|
conflict of laws; private international law |
tayj /tɛɟaʒa/
|
corporate law; corporations law; company law ↞ u enterprises |
tayk /tɛɟaka/
|
competition law |
tayɭ /tɛɟala/
|
labour law ↞ uatb labour ≈ DDC 344 |
taym /tɛɟama/
|
commercial law ↞ u enterprises ≈ DDC 343 |
tayn /tɛɟana/
|
intellectual property law ↞ w artifacts x artworks y knowledge |
taync /tɛɟanaʃa/
|
copyright |
tayne /tɛɟane/
|
patents |
taynm /tɛɟanama/
|
trademarks |
taynr /tɛɟanara/
|
industrial design rights ↞ vt manufacturing |
tayns /tɛɟanasa/
|
trade secrets |
tayoWy /tɛɟowawɟa/
|
public law |
tayp /tɛɟapa/
|
penal law; criminal law ↞ tad crimes ≈ DDC 345 |
tays /tɛɟasa/
|
constitutional law ≈ DDC 342 |
tayt /tɛɟata/
|
administrative law ↞ tae procedures ≈ DDC 342 |
tayw /tɛɟawa/
|
international law; public international law ↞ tav diplomacy |
tb /taba/
|
bands |
te /te/
|
tribes |
th /taɣa/
|
chiefdoms |
tk /taka/
|
city-states; polis; communes ↞ wwg villages |
tk91rh /takaɲɔmpɔraɣa/
|
city-states in ancient Greece |
tk91sh /takaɲɔmpɔsaɣa/
|
city-states in Western Christendom |
tp /tapa/
|
empires |
tp91bs /tapaɲɔmpɔbasa/
|
Assyrian Empire |
tp91g /tapaɲɔmpɔga/
|
Achaemenid empire; First Persian empire |
tp91jmm /tapaɲɔmpɔʒamama/
|
Mongol Empire |
tp91kc /tapaɲɔmpɔkaʃa/
|
Chinese empire |
tp91kp /tapaɲɔmpɔkapa/
|
Japanese empire |
tp91rhn /tapaɲɔmpɔraɣana/
|
empire of Alexander |
tp91rr /tapaɲɔmpɔrara/
|
Roman empire |
tp91sh /tapaɲɔmpɔsaɣa/
|
Holy Roman Empire |
tp91sm /tapaɲɔmpɔsama/
|
Byzantine empire; Eastern Roman Empire |
tp91so /tapaɲɔmpɔso/
|
Ottoman Empire; Turkish Empire |
tpn /tapana/
|
colonial empires ↞ sywd Age of Discovery |
tpn9ttb /tapanaɲɔtataba/
|
British colonial empire |
tpn9ttd /tapanaɲɔtatada/
|
French colonial empire |
tpn9tte /tapanaɲɔtate/
|
Spanish colonial empire |
tpn9ttezp /tapanaɲɔtatezapa/
|
Portuguese colonial empire |
tt /tata/
|
modern nation states; countries; sovereign states; unitary states ↞ jU regions of the contemporary Earth st peoples syw modern Western civilization |
ttXU /tataxawuj/
|
contemporary states |
ttbWg /tatabawawga/
|
European states ↞ jUe Europe |
ttb /tataba/
|
Britain ↞ jUeyj Great Britain |
ttbU /tatabuj/
|
United Kingdom of Great Britain and N Ireland; UK |
ttbUb /tatabujba/
|
kingdom of George III -1820 |
ttbUc /tatabujʃa/
|
kingdom of George IV 1820-1830 |
ttbUd /tatabujda/
|
kingdom of William IV 1830-1837 |
ttbUe /tatabuje/
|
kingdom of queen Victoria 1837-1901 |
ttbUf /tatabujfa/
|
kingdom of Edward VII 1901-1910 |
ttbUg /tatabujga/
|
kingdom of George V 1910-1936 |
ttbUh /tatabujɣa/
|
kingdom of Edward VIII 1936 |
ttbUi /tatabuji/
|
kingdom of George VI 1936-1952 |
ttbUj /tatabujʒa/
|
kingdom of queen Elizabeth II 1952- |
ttbaX /tatabɛxaw/
|
countries of the United Kingdom |
ttbae /tatabɛe/
|
England |
ttbaeaX /tatabɛeɛxaw/
|
counties of England |
ttbaɭ /tatabɛla/
|
Wales |
ttbas /tatabɛsa/
|
Scotland |
ttbav /tatabɛva/
|
Northern Ireland |
ttbaw /tatabɛwa/
|
Crown Dependencies |
ttbawg /tatabɛwaga/
|
Guernsey |
ttbawj /tatabɛwaʒa/
|
Jersey |
ttbawm /tatabɛwama/
|
Isle of Man |
ttbay /tatabɛɟa/
|
British Overseas Territories |
ttbe /tatabe/
|
Kingdom of England 927-1707 |
ttbg /tatabaga/
|
Kingdom of Great Britain 1707-1800 |
ttbze /tatabaze/
|
Republic of Ireland; Eire |
ttbzi /tatabazi/
|
Iceland; Republic of Iceland |
ttbzn /tatabazana/
|
Norway; Kingdom of Norway |
ttbzo /tatabazo/
|
Sweden |
ttbzoU /tatabazouj/
|
Kingdom of Sweden |
ttbzok /tatabazoka/
|
United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway 1814-1905 |
ttbzp /tatabazapa/
|
Denmark |
ttbzpU /tatabazapuj/
|
Kingdom of Denmark |
ttbzpaf /tatabazapɛfa/
|
Faeroer |
ttbzpaɭ /tatabazapɛla/
|
Greenland |
ttbzpc /tatabazapaʃa/
|
Kalmar Union; Union of Kalmaris 1397-1523 |
ttbzpd /tatabazapada/
|
Denmark-Norway 1524-1814 |
ttbzr /tatabazara/
|
Finland; Republic of Finland; Suomi |
ttbzs /tatabazasa/
|
Estonia; Republic of Estonia |
ttbzt /tatabazata/
|
Latvia; Republic of Latvia |
ttbzu /tatabazu/
|
Lithuania; Republic of Lithuania |
ttbzw /tatabazawa/
|
Poland; Polish Republic |
ttc /tataʃa/
|
Germany ↞ jUer Rhine basin jUes Elbe basin jUet Oder basin |
ttcU /tataʃuj/
|
Federal Republic of Germany |
ttcaX /tataʃɛxaw/
|
states of Germany; Länder |
ttcab /tataʃɛba/
|
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern |
ttcac /tataʃɛʃa/
|
Berlin |
ttcad /tataʃɛda/
|
Brandenburg |
ttcae /tataʃɛe/
|
Schleswig-Holstein |
ttcag /tataʃɛga/
|
Hamburg |
ttcah /tataʃɛɣa/
|
Bremen |
ttcai /tataʃɛi/
|
Lower Saxony |
ttcaj /tataʃɛʒa/
|
Saxony-Anhalt |
ttcak /tataʃɛka/
|
Saxony |
ttcaɭ /tataʃɛla/
|
Thuringia |
ttcam /tataʃɛma/
|
Hesse |
ttcan /tataʃɛna/
|
North Rhine-Westphalia |
ttcap /tataʃɛpa/
|
Rhineland-Palatinate |
ttcas /tataʃɛsa/
|
Saarland |
ttcav /tataʃɛva/
|
Bavaria |
ttcaw /tataʃɛwa/
|
Baden-Württemberg |
ttcc /tataʃaʃa/
|
states in the Holy Roman Empire ↞ sysh Western Christendom |
ttce /tataʃe/
|
Prussia 1525-1932 |
ttcf /tataʃafa/
|
Confederation of the Rhine 1806-1813 |
ttcg /tataʃaga/
|
German Confederation 1815-1866 |
ttci /tataʃi/
|
North German Federation 1867-1871 |
ttck /tataʃaka/
|
German Empire 1871-1918 |
ttcm /tataʃama/
|
Weimar Republic 1919-1933 |
ttcn /tataʃana/
|
Nazi Germany; Third Reich 1933-1945 |
ttco /tataʃo/
|
German Democratic Republic; GDR; DDR; East Germany; Eastern Germany 1949-1990 |
ttczn /tataʃazana/
|
Netherlands; Kingdom of the Netherlands; Holland SL |
ttczq /tataʃazaca/
|
Belgium; Kingdom of Belgium |
ttczx /tataʃazaxa/
|
Luxembourg; Grand Duchy of Luxembourg |
ttd /tatada/
|
France ↞ jUek Rhone basin jUep Loire basin jUeq Seine basin |
ttdU /tataduj/
|
French Fifth Republic 1958- |
ttdUb /tatadujba/
|
presidency of Charles de Gaulle 1959-1969 |
ttdUc /tatadujʃa/
|
presidency of Georges Pompidou 1969-1974 |
ttdUd /tatadujda/
|
presidency of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing 1974-1981 |
ttdUe /tataduje/
|
presidency of François Mitterrand 1981-1995 |
ttdUf /tatadujfa/
|
presidency of Jacques Chirac 1995-2007 |
ttdUg /tatadujga/
|
presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy 2007-2012 |
ttdUh /tatadujɣa/
|
presidency of François Hollande 2012-2017 |
ttdUi /tataduji/
|
presidency of Emmanuel Macron 2017- |
ttdaX /tatadɛxaw/
|
regions of France |
ttdaXX /tatadɛxawxaw/
|
regions existed 1982-2016 |
ttdab /tatadɛba/
|
Grand Est |
ttdabc /tatadɛbaʃa/
|
Champagne-Ardenne |
ttdabe /tatadɛbe/
|
Alsace |
ttdabɭ /tatadɛbala/
|
Lorraine |
ttdac /tatadɛʃa/
|
Hauts-de-France |
ttdacn /tatadɛʃana/
|
Nord-Pas de Calais |
ttdacp /tatadɛʃapa/
|
Picardie |
ttdad /tatadɛda/
|
Île de France |
ttdae /tatadɛe/
|
Normandie |
ttdaeh /tatadɛeɣa/
|
Haute Normandie |
ttdaes /tatadɛesa/
|
Basse Normandie |
ttdaf /tatadɛfa/
|
Bretagne; Brittany |
ttdag /tatadɛga/
|
Pays-de-la-Loire |
ttdah /tatadɛɣa/
|
Centre-Val de Loire |
ttdai /tatadɛi/
|
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté |
ttdaib /tatadɛiba/
|
Bourgogne |
ttdaif /tatadɛifa/
|
Franche-Comté |
ttdaj /tatadɛʒa/
|
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes |
ttdaje /tatadɛʒe/
|
Auvergne |
ttdajr /tatadɛʒara/
|
Rhône-Alpes |
ttdak /tatadɛka/
|
Nouvelle-Aquitaine |
ttdaki /tatadɛki/
|
Aquitaine |
ttdakɭ /tatadɛkala/
|
Limousin |
ttdakp /tatadɛkapa/
|
Poitou-Charentes |
ttdaɭ /tatadɛla/
|
Occitanie |
ttdaɭi /tatadɛli/
|
Midi-Pyrénées |
ttdaɭɭ /tatadɛlala/
|
Languedoc-Roussillon |
ttdam /tatadɛma/
|
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur |
ttdan /tatadɛna/
|
Corsica; Corse |
ttdao /tatadɛo/
|
Guadeloupe |
ttdap /tatadɛpa/
|
Martinique |
ttdaq /tatadɛca/
|
French Guiana |
ttdar /tatadɛra/
|
Réunion |
ttdas /tatadɛsa/
|
Saint-Pierre et Miquelon |
ttdat /tatadɛta/
|
Mayotte |
ttdau /tatadɛu/
|
Wallis and Futuna |
ttdav /tatadɛva/
|
French Polynesia |
ttdaw /tatadɛwa/
|
New Caledonia |
ttdax /tatadɛxa/
|
French Southern and Antarctic Territories |
ttdb /tatadaba/
|
Duchy of Brittany 939-1532 |
ttdd /tatadada/
|
County of Foix 1010-1607 |
ttdf /tatadafa/
|
Kingdom of France 843-1792 |
ttdh /tatadaɣa/
|
French First Republic 1792-1804 |
ttdi /tatadi/
|
First French Empire 1804-1814/5 |
ttdɭ /tatadala/
|
French Second Republic 1848-1852 |
ttdm /tatadama/
|
Second French Empire 1852-1870 |
ttdn /tatadana/
|
French Third Republic 1870-1940 |
ttdnb /tatadanaba/
|
presidency of Adolphe Thiers 1871-1873 |
ttdnc /tatadanaʃa/
|
presidency of Patrice de MacMahon 1873-1879 |
ttdo /tatado/
|
Vichy France 1840-1844 |
ttdq /tatadaca/
|
French Fourth Republic 1946-1958 |
ttdzm /tatadazama/
|
Monaco |
ttdzr /tatadazara/
|
Andorra |
tte /tate/
|
Spain ↞ jUel Ebro basin jUel Ebro basin jUem Guadiana basin jUeo Douro basin |
tteU /tateuj/
|
Kingdom of Spain |
tteaX /tateɛxaw/
|
autonomous communities of Spain |
tteab /tateɛba/
|
Balearic Islands |
tteac /tateɛʃa/
|
Catalonia |
tteae /tateɛe/
|
Valencia |
tteag /tateɛga/
|
Aragon |
tteah /tateɛɣa/
|
Navarre |
tteaj /tateɛʒa/
|
la Rioja |
tteak /tateɛka/
|
Basque Country |
tteaɭ /tateɛla/
|
Cantabria |
tteam /tateɛma/
|
Asturias |
ttean /tateɛna/
|
Galicia |
tteao /tateɛo/
|
Castile-Leon |
tteap /tateɛpa/
|
Madrid |
tteaq /tateɛca/
|
Castile-la Mancha |
ttear /tateɛra/
|
Murcia |
tteas /tateɛsa/
|
Andalusia |
tteau /tateɛu/
|
Ceuta |
tteav /tateɛva/
|
Melilla |
tteax /tateɛxa/
|
Extremadura |
tteay /tateɛɟa/
|
Canary Islands |
ttec /tateʃa/
|
Kingdom of Galicia 410-1833 |
ttee /tateje/
|
Kingdom of Navarre 824-1620 |
tteg /tatega/
|
Crown of Aragon 1162-1716 |
ttei /tatei/
|
Crown of Castile 1230-1715 |
ttem /tatema/
|
Emirate of Granada 1238-1492 |
ttezp /tatezapa/
|
Portugal |
ttezpU /tatezapuj/
|
Portuguese Republic 1976- |
ttezpg /tatezapaga/
|
Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves 1249-1910 |
ttezs /tatezasa/
|
Switzerland; Swiss Confederation |
ttezv /tatezava/
|
Liechtenstein; Principality of Liechtenstein |
ttf /tatafa/
|
Italy ↞ jUej Po basin |
ttfU /tatafuj/
|
Republic of Italy 1946- ↞ ttfk Kingdom of Sardinia |
ttfaX /tatafɛxaw/
|
regions of Italy |
ttfaXaX /tatafɛxawɛxaw/
|
provinces of Italy |
ttfaXaXaX /tatafɛxawɛxawɛxaw/
|
municipalities of Italy |
ttfab /tatafɛba/
|
Valle d'Aosta |
ttfac /tatafɛʃa/
|
Piemonte |
ttfad /tatafɛda/
|
Liguria |
ttfadaX /tatafɛdɛxaw/ ⋄
|
provinces of Liguria |
ttfadab /tatafɛdɛba/ ⋄
|
Provincia di Imperia |
ttfadad /tatafɛdɛda/ ⋄
|
Provincia di Savona |
ttfadag /tatafɛdɛga/ ⋄
|
Città metropolitana di Genova |
ttfadagab /tatafɛdɛgɛba/ ⋄
|
Municipality of Genua; Comune di Genova |
ttfadas /tatafɛdɛsa/ ⋄
|
Provincia della Spezia |
ttfae /tatafɛe/
|
Lombardia |
ttfaf /tatafɛfa/
|
Veneto |
ttfag /tatafɛga/
|
Trentino-Alto Adige |
ttfah /tatafɛɣa/
|
Friuli Venezia Giulia |
ttfaj /tatafɛʒa/
|
Emilia-Romagna |
ttfak /tatafɛka/
|
Toscana |
ttfaɭ /tatafɛla/
|
Umbria |
ttfam /tatafɛma/
|
Marche |
ttfan /tatafɛna/
|
Lazio |
ttfao /tatafɛo/
|
Abruzzo |
ttfap /tatafɛpa/
|
Molise |
ttfaq /tatafɛca/
|
Puglia |
ttfar /tatafɛra/
|
Basilicata; Lucania |
ttfas /tatafɛsa/
|
Campania |
ttfat /tatafɛta/
|
Calabria |
ttfav /tatafɛva/
|
Sicilia |
ttfax /tatafɛxa/
|
Sardegna |
ttfc /tatafaʃa/
|
Papal States 752-1870 |
ttfe /tatafe/
|
Republic of Venice 697-1797 |
ttfg /tatafaga/
|
Republic of Genua 1095-1797 |
ttfh /tatafaɣa/
|
Kingdom of Sicily 1130-1816 |
ttfi /tatafi/
|
Kingdom of Naples 1285-1816 |
ttfj /tatafaʒa/
|
Duchy of Mantua 1273-1707 |
ttfk /tatafaka/
|
Kingdom of Sardinia; Savoy-Sardinia; Piedmont-Sardinia; Kingdom of Piedmont 1273-1707 |
ttfm /tatafama/
|
Duchy of Milan 1395-1797 |
ttfo /tatafo/
|
Duchy of Modena 1452-1796, 1815-1859 |
ttfp /tatafapa/
|
Duchy of Parma 1545-1859 |
ttfr /tatafara/
|
Grand Duchy of Tuscany 1569-1801, 1815-1859 |
ttfs /tatafasa/
|
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies 1815-1860 |
ttft /tatafata/
|
Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia 1815-1866 |
ttfzb /tatafazaba/
|
Republic of San Marino |
ttfzc /tatafazaʃa/
|
Vatican City State ↞ ttfc Papal States |
ttfzd /tatafazada/
|
Malta; Republic of Malta |
ttfzf /tatafazafa/
|
Czechia; Czech Republic |
ttfzfe /tatafazafe/
|
Kingdom of Bohemia 1198-1918 |
ttfzfs /tatafazafasa/
|
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic 1960-1989 |
ttfzg /tatafazaga/
|
Slovakia; Slovak Republic |
ttfzh /tatafazaɣa/
|
Hungary; Hungarian Republic |
ttfzi /tatafazi/
|
Austria |
ttfziU /tatafaziuj/
|
Republic of Austria |
ttfzih /tatafaziɣa/
|
Habsburg Empire; Austrian Empire; Austria-Hungary 1527-1918 |
ttfzj /tatafazaʒa/
|
Slovenia; Republic of Slovenia |
ttfzk /tatafazaka/
|
Croatia; Republic of Croatia |
ttfzɭ /tatafazala/
|
Bosnia-Herzegovina; Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina |
ttfzm /tatafazama/
|
Serbia |
ttfzms /tatafazamasa/
|
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1943-1992 |
ttfzn /tatafazana/
|
Montenegro; Crna Gora |
ttfzo /tatafazo/
|
Albania; Republic of Albania |
ttfzp /tatafazapa/
|
Macedonia; Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; Republic of North Macedonia; Makedonija |
ttfzq /tatafazaca/
|
Greece; Hellenic Republic |
ttfzr /tatafazara/
|
Bulgaria; Republic of Bulgaria |
ttfzs /tatafazasa/
|
Romania; Republic of Romania |
ttfzt /tatafazata/
|
Moldova |
ttfzu /tatafazu/
|
Ukraine; Ukraina |
ttfzw /tatafazawa/
|
Belarus; Republic of Belarus |
ttg /tataga/
|
Russia ↞ jUgb Volga basin jUgh Pechora basin jUgi Ob basin jUgj Yenisei basin |
ttgU /tataguj/
|
Russian Federation |
ttgd /tatagada/
|
Tsardom of Russia 1547-1721 |
ttge /tatage/
|
Russian Empire 1721-1917 |
ttgs /tatagasa/
|
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; USSR 1922-1991 |
ttgzg /tatagazaga/
|
Georgia; Republic of Georgia |
ttgzj /tatagazaʒa/
|
Azerbaijan |
ttgzr /tatagazara/
|
Armenia; Republic of Armenia |
tthWhzy /tataɣawawɣazaɟa/
|
Middle Eastern states |
tth /tataɣa/
|
Turkey |
tthU /tataɣuj/
|
Republic of Turkey |
tthzc /tataɣazaʃa/
|
Cyprus; Republic of Cyprus |
tthze /tataɣaze/
|
Syria; Syrian Arab Republic |
tthzg /tataɣazaga/
|
Lebanon; Lebanese Republic |
tthzh /tataɣazaɣa/
|
Israel; State of Israel |
tthzi /tataɣazi/
|
Palestine; disputed territories between Palestine and Israel including Gaza Strip, West Bank of the Jordan |
tthzj /tataɣazaʒa/
|
Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan |
tthzɭ /tataɣazala/
|
Saudi Arabia; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
tthzn /tataɣazana/
|
Yemen; Republic of Yemen |
tthzo /tataɣazo/
|
Oman; Sultanate of Oman; Muscat and Oman |
tthzp /tataɣazapa/
|
United Arab Emirates including Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujaira, Sharja |
tthzq /tataɣazaca/
|
Qatar |
tthzt /tataɣazata/
|
Bahrain |
tthzw /tataɣazawa/
|
Kuwait; State of Kuwait |
ttiWɭ /tatiwawla/
|
African states |
tti /tati/
|
Egypt Arab Republic of Egypt ↞ jUic Nile basin syc Ancient Egypt |
ttizb /tatizaba/
|
Libya; Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya |
ttizc /tatizaʃa/
|
Tunisia; Republic of Tunisia |
ttizd /tatizada/
|
Algeria; Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria |
ttize /tatize/
|
Morocco; Kingdom of Morocco |
ttizf /tatizafa/
|
Western Sahara |
ttizg /tatizaga/
|
Mauritania; Islamic Republic of Mauritania |
ttizh /tatizaɣa/
|
Mali; Republic of Mali |
ttizi /tatizi/
|
Burkina Faso; Upper Volta |
ttizj /tatizaʒa/
|
Niger; Republic of Niger |
ttizk /tatizaka/
|
Senegal; Republic of Senegal |
ttizɭ /tatizala/
|
Sierra Leone; Republic of Sierra Leone |
ttizm /tatizama/
|
Gambia; Republic of the Gambia |
ttizn /tatizana/
|
Guinea; Revolutionary People's Republic of Guinea |
ttizo /tatizo/
|
Guinea-Bissau; Republic of Guinea-Bissau |
ttizp /tatizapa/
|
Cape Verde; Republic of Cape Verde |
ttizq /tatizaca/
|
Liberia; Republic of Liberia |
ttizr /tatizara/
|
Côte d'Ivoire; Republic of the Ivory Coast |
ttizs /tatizasa/
|
Ghana; Republic of Ghana; Gold Coast |
ttizt /tatizata/
|
Togo; Republic of Togo |
ttizv /tatizava/
|
Benin; People's Republic of Benin; Dahomey |
ttj /tataʒa/
|
Nigeria; Federal Republic of Nigeria ↞ jUir Sanaga basin jUis Niger basin |
ttjzb /tataʒazaba/
|
São Tomé e Principe; Provincia de São Tomé e Principe |
ttjzc /tataʒazaʃa/
|
Cameroon; United Republic of Cameroon |
ttjze /tataʒaze/
|
Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Equatorial Guinea |
ttjzg /tataʒazaga/
|
Gabon; Gabonese Republic |
ttjzi /tataʒazi/
|
Congo (Brazzaville); Republic of the Congo |
ttjzj /tataʒazaʒa/
|
Democratic Republic of Congo; Zaire |
ttjzɭ /tataʒazala/
|
Angola; Republic of Angola |
ttjzn /tataʒazana/
|
Central African Republic |
ttjzp /tataʒazapa/
|
Chad; Republic of Chad |
ttjzs /tataʒazasa/
|
Sudan; Republic of the Sudan |
ttjzt /tataʒazata/
|
Ethiopia; People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia |
ttjzu /tataʒazu/
|
Eritrea; Republic of Eritrea |
ttjzv /tataʒazava/
|
Somalia; Somali Democratic Republic |
ttjzx /tataʒazaxa/
|
Djibouti; Republic of Djibouti |
ttk /tataka/
|
Kenya; Republic of Kenya ↞ jUie Lake Turkana endorheic basin jUig Tana basin |
ttkzg /tatakazaga/
|
Uganda; Republic of Uganda |
ttkzn /tatakazana/
|
Burundi; Republic of Burundi |
ttkzr /tatakazara/
|
Rwanda; Republic of Rwanda |
ttkzt /tatakazata/
|
Tanzania; United Republic of Tanzania |
ttkzw /tatakazawa/
|
Mozambique; Republic of Mozambique |
ttɭ /tatala/
|
South Africa; Republic of South Africa |
ttɭzb /tatalazaba/
|
Namibia |
ttɭzd /tatalazada/
|
Botswana |
ttɭzf /tatalazafa/
|
Lesotho |
ttɭzh /tatalazaɣa/
|
Swaziland |
ttɭzj /tatalazaʒa/
|
Zimbabwe; Republic of Zimbabwe; Southern Rhodesia |
ttɭzɭ /tatalazala/
|
Zambia; Republic of Zambia; Northern Rhodesia |
ttɭzm /tatalazama/
|
Malawi; Republic of Malawi; Nyasaland |
ttɭzo /tatalazo/
|
Madagascar; Democratic Republic of Madagascar |
ttɭzq /tatalazaca/
|
Comoros; Union of the Comoros |
ttɭzs /tatalazasa/
|
Seychelles; Republic of Seychelles |
ttɭzu /tatalazu/
|
Mauritius; Republic of Mauritius |
ttɭzw /tatalazawa/
|
Iraq; Republic of Iraq |
ttm /tatama/
|
Iran; Islamic Republic of Iran; Persia ↞ jUgx Tigris & Euphrate basin |
ttmzc /tatamazaʃa/
|
Kazakhstan; Republic of Kazakhstan |
ttmze /tatamaze/
|
Uzbekistan |
ttmzk /tatamazaka/
|
Kyrgyzstan; Republic of Kyrgyzstan |
ttmzn /tatamazana/
|
Tajikistan; Republic of Tajikistan |
ttmzt /tatamazata/
|
Turkmenistan |
ttmzv /tatamazava/
|
Afghanistan; Islamic State of Afghanistan |
ttn /tatana/
|
India; Republic of India ↞ jUgu Ganges-Brahmaputra basin jUgv Godavari basin jUgw Indus basin |
ttnzb /tatanazaba/
|
Pakistan; Islamic Republic of Pakistan |
ttnzc /tatanazaʃa/
|
Bhutan; Kingdom of Bhutan |
ttnzd /tatanazada/
|
Nepal; Kingdom of Nepal |
ttnzf /tatanazafa/
|
Sri Lanka; Ceylon; Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka |
ttnzi /tatanazi/
|
Maldives; Republic of the Maldives |
ttnzɭ /tatanazala/
|
Bangladesh; People's Republic of Bangladesh |
ttnzm /tatanazama/
|
Burma; Union of Myanmar |
ttnzo /tatanazo/
|
Cambodia; Kingdom of Cambodia |
ttnzq /tatanazaca/
|
Vietnam; Socialist Republic of Vietnam |
ttnzs /tatanazasa/
|
Laos; Lao People's Democratic Republic |
ttnzt /tatanazata/
|
Thailand; Kingdom of Thailand |
ttnzu /tatanazu/
|
Malaysia; Federation of Malaysia |
ttnzw /tatanazawa/
|
Singapore; Republic of Singapore |
ttnzy /tatanazaɟa/
|
Brunei; State of Brunei Darussalam |
tto /tato/
|
Indonesia; Republic of Indonesia ↞ jUgyw Java jUgyx Sumatra |
ttp /tatapa/
|
Philippines; Republic of the Philippines ↞ jUgym Luzon jUgyn Mindanao |
ttq /tataca/
|
Japan; Nippon; Nihon Koku ↞ jUgyh Honshu jUgyi Shikoku jUgyj Kyushu |
ttqzn /tatacazana/
|
North Korea; Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
ttqzs /tatacazasa/
|
South Korea; Republic of Korea |
ttr /tatara/
|
China ↞ jUgo Amur basin jUgp Huang He basin jUgq Yangtze basin |
ttrU /tataruj/
|
People's Republic of China |
ttraX /tatarɛxaw/
|
administrative divisions of China including provinces, auton' reg's, municipalities |
ttrat /tatarɛta/
|
Tibet; Xizang Zizhiqu |
ttrau /tatarɛu/
|
Xinjiang; Uighur |
ttrav /tatarɛva/
|
Inner Mongolia |
ttrax /tatarɛxa/
|
Hong Kong |
ttray /tatarɛɟa/
|
Macao; Macau |
ttrr /tatarara/
|
Republic of China; Chunghwa Minkuo 1912-1949 |
ttrzb /tatarazaba/
|
Taiwan; Republic of China |
ttrzc /tatarazaʃa/
|
Mongolia; Mongolian People's Republic; Outer Mongolia |
ttrze /tataraze/
|
Papua New Guinea; Independent State of Papua New Guinea |
ttrzf /tatarazafa/
|
Fiji; Republic of Fiji |
ttrzg /tatarazaga/
|
Tonga; Kingdom of Tonga |
ttrzi /tatarazi/
|
Samoa; Independent State of Samoa; Western Samoa |
ttrzɭ /tatarazala/
|
Tuvalu; Ellice Islands |
ttrzm /tatarazama/
|
Micronesia; Federated States of Micronesia |
ttrzn /tatarazana/
|
Northern Mariana Islands; Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands |
ttrzp /tatarazapa/
|
Marshall Islands; Republic of the Marshall islands |
ttrzr /tatarazara/
|
Kiribati; Republic of Kiribati; Gilbert Islands |
ttrzu /tatarazu/
|
Nauru; Republic of Nauru |
ttsWszy /tatasawawsazaɟa/
|
Oceanian states |
tts /tatasa/
|
Australia; Commonwealth of Australia ↞ jUkb Australia |
ttsaX /tatasɛxaw/
|
states and territories of Australia |
ttsac /tatasɛʃa/
|
Western Australia |
ttsae /tatasɛe/
|
South Australia |
ttsah /tatasɛɣa/
|
Northern Territory |
ttsaɭ /tatasɛla/
|
Queensland |
ttsan /tatasɛna/
|
New South Wales |
ttsaq /tatasɛca/
|
Victoria |
ttsat /tatasɛta/
|
Tasmania |
ttsav /tatasɛva/
|
Australian Capital Territory including Canberra |
ttszn /tatasazana/
|
New Zealand |
ttszv /tatasazava/
|
Vanuatu; Republic of Vanuatu; New Hebrides |
ttszx /tatasazaxa/
|
Solomon Islands |
tttWy /tatatawawɟa/
|
American states |
ttt /tatata/
|
Canada ↞ jUnj Saint Lawrence basin jUni Caniapiscau basin jUnh Albany basin |
tttaX /tatatɛxaw/
|
provinces and territories of Canada |
tttab /tatatɛba/
|
British Columbia |
tttae /tatatɛe/
|
Alberta |
tttag /tatatɛga/
|
Saskatchewan |
tttai /tatatɛi/
|
Manitoba |
tttaj /tatatɛʒa/
|
Ontario |
tttaɭ /tatatɛla/
|
Quebec |
tttan /tatatɛna/
|
New Brunswick |
tttao /tatatɛo/
|
Nova Scotia |
tttap /tatatɛpa/
|
Prince Edward Island |
tttat /tatatɛta/
|
Newfoundland Province including Newfoundland, Labrador |
tttau /tatatɛu/
|
Yukon Territory |
tttaw /tatatɛwa/
|
Northwest Territories including Fort Smith, Inuvik |
tttax /tatatɛxa/
|
Nunavut including Baffin, Keewatin, Kitikmeot |
ttu /tatu/
|
United States of America; USA ↞ jUnj Saint Lawrence basin jUnl Mississippi basin jUnm Brazos basin |
ttu93pvrq /tatuɲɔɲcɔpavaraca/
|
George Washington |
ttuUb /tatuujba/
|
presidency of George Washigton 1789-1797 |
ttuUc /tatuujʃa/
|
presidency of John Adams 1797-1801 |
ttuUd /tatuujda/
|
presidency of Thomas Jefferson 1801-1809 |
ttuUq /tatuujca/
|
presidency of Abraham Lincoln 1861-1865 ↞ Upwoxqmh persons born on 12 February 1809 at 6 AM |
ttuUyzc /tatuujɟazaʃa/
|
presidency of Theodore Roosevelt 1901-1909 |
ttuUyze /tatuujɟaze/
|
presidency of Woodrow Wilson 1913-1921 |
ttuUyzi /tatuujɟazi/
|
presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933-1945 |
ttuUyzk /tatuujɟazaka/
|
presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953-1961 |
ttuUyzɭ /tatuujɟazala/
|
presidency of John F. Kennedy 1961-1963 |
ttuUyzu /tatuujɟazu/
|
presidency of Barack Obama 2009-2017 |
ttuaX /tatuɛxaw/
|
states of the USA |
ttuab /tatuɛba/
|
Maine |
ttuabzh /tatuɛbazaɣa/
|
New Hampshire |
ttuac /tatuɛʃa/
|
Vermont |
ttuad /tatuɛda/
|
Massachusetts |
ttuae /tatuɛe/
|
Rhode Island |
ttuaf /tatuɛfa/
|
Connecticut |
ttuag /tatuɛga/
|
New York State |
ttuah /tatuɛɣa/
|
Pennsylvania |
ttuai /tatuɛi/
|
New Jersey |
ttuaj /tatuɛʒa/
|
Delaware |
ttuak /tatuɛka/
|
Maryland |
ttuaɭ /tatuɛla/
|
District of Columbia |
ttuam /tatuɛma/
|
West Virginia |
ttuamzv /tatuɛmazava/
|
Virginia |
ttuan /tatuɛna/
|
North Carolina |
ttuanzs /tatuɛnazasa/
|
South Carolina |
ttuao /tatuɛo/
|
Georgia |
ttuap /tatuɛpa/
|
Florida |
ttuapzb /tatuɛpazaba/
|
Alabama |
ttuapzi /tatuɛpazi/
|
Mississippi |
ttuapzɭ /tatuɛpazala/
|
Louisiana |
ttuaq /tatuɛca/
|
Texas |
ttuaqzo /tatuɛcazo/
|
Oklahoma |
ttuaqzs /tatuɛcazasa/
|
Arkansas |
ttuaqzt /tatuɛcazata/
|
Tennessee |
ttuaqzu /tatuɛcazu/
|
Kentucky |
ttuar /tatuɛra/
|
Ohio |
ttuas /tatuɛsa/
|
Indiana |
ttuat /tatuɛta/
|
Illinois |
ttuau /tatuɛu/
|
Michigan |
ttuav /tatuɛva/
|
Wisconsin |
ttuaw /tatuɛwa/
|
Minnesota |
ttuawzi /tatuɛwazi/
|
Iowa |
ttuawzm /tatuɛwazama/
|
Missouri |
ttuawzn /tatuɛwazana/
|
Kansas |
ttuawzr /tatuɛwazara/
|
Nebraska |
ttuawzs /tatuɛwazasa/
|
South Dakota |
ttuawzt /tatuɛwazata/
|
North Dakota |
ttuawzv /tatuɛwazava/
|
Montana |
ttuawzy /tatuɛwazaɟa/
|
Wyoming |
ttuax /tatuɛxa/
|
Colorado |
ttuaxze /tatuɛxaze/
|
New Mexico |
ttuaxzi /tatuɛxazi/
|
Arizona |
ttuaxzu /tatuɛxazu/
|
Utah |
ttuaxzv /tatuɛxazava/
|
Nevada |
ttuay /tatuɛɟa/
|
California |
ttuayze /tatuɛɟaze/
|
Oregon |
ttuayzi /tatuɛɟazi/
|
Idaho |
ttuayzn /tatuɛɟazana/
|
Washington |
ttuayzs /tatuɛɟazasa/
|
Alaska |
ttuayzw /tatuɛɟazawa/
|
Hawaii |
ttv /tatava/
|
Mexico; United States of Mexico |
ttvzg /tatavazaga/
|
Guatemala; Republic of Guatemala |
ttvzɭ /tatavazala/
|
Belize; British Honduras |
ttvzn /tatavazana/
|
Honduras; Republic of Honduras |
ttvzs /tatavazasa/
|
El Salvador; Republic of El Salvador |
ttvzu /tatavazu/
|
Nicaragua; Republic of Nicaragua |
ttvzw /tatavazawa/
|
Costa Rica; Republic of Costa Rica |
ttvzy /tatavazaɟa/
|
Panama; Republic of Panama |
ttw /tatawa/
|
Cuba; Republic of Cuba ↞ jUnyu Cuba |
ttwzb /tatawazaba/
|
Jamaica |
ttwzd /tatawazada/
|
Dominican Republic including Santo Domingo |
ttwze /tatawaze/
|
Haiti; Republic of Haiti |
ttwzg /tatawazaga/
|
Bahamas; Commonwealth of the Bahamas |
ttwzh /tatawazaɣa/
|
Saint Kitts and Nevis; Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis |
ttwzi /tatawazi/
|
Antigua and Barbuda |
ttwzj /tatawazaʒa/
|
Saint Lucia; State of Saint Lucia |
ttwzk /tatawazaka/
|
Saint Vincent; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
ttwzɭ /tatawazala/
|
Grenada |
ttwzm /tatawazama/
|
Barbados |
ttwzn /tatawazana/
|
Trinidad and Tobago; Republic of Trinidad and Tobago |
ttwzq /tatawazaca/
|
Suriname; Republic of Suriname |
ttwzr /tatawazara/
|
Guyana; Cooperative Republic of Guyana; British Guiana |
ttwzu /tatawazu/
|
Venezuela; Republic of Venezuela |
ttwzv /tatawazava/
|
Colombia; Republic of Colombia |
ttwzw /tatawazawa/
|
Ecuador; Republic of Ecuador |
ttwzx /tatawazaxa/
|
Peru; Republic of Peru |
ttwzy /tatawazaɟa/
|
Bolivia; Republic of Bolivia |
ttx /tataxa/
|
Brazil; Brasil; Federative Republic of Brazil |
ttxzp /tataxazapa/
|
Paraguay; Republic of Paraguay |
ttxzu /tataxazu/
|
Uruguay; Eastern Republic of Uruguay |
tty /tataɟa/
|
Argentina; Argentine Republic |
ttyzc /tataɟazaʃa/
|
Chile; Republic of Chile |
tu /tu/
|
supranational unions; continental unions; leagues |
tue /tue/
|
European Union; EU ↞ jUe Europe ttc Germany ttd France |
tug /tuga/
|
Association of Southeast Asian Nations; ASEAN ↞ jUg Asia |
tun /tuna/
|
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation; APEC |
tw /tawa/
|
intergovernmental organizations ↞ tav diplomacy |
tw97o /tawaɲɔjɔo/
|
international court [international law] |
twt /tawata/
|
League of Nations 1920-1946 |
twu /tawu/
|
United Nations; UN ↞ twt League of Nations |
twuas /tawuɛsa/
|
UN specialized agencies |
twuasf /tawuɛsafa/
|
Food and Agriculture Organization; FAO ↞ v technologies |
twuash /tawuɛsaɣa/
|
World Health Organization; WHO ↞ sph health systems |
twuasm /tawuɛsama/
|
International Monetary Fund; IMF ↞ u enterprises |
twuasu /tawuɛsu/
|
UNESCO; UN Educational; Scientific and Cultural Organization ↞ y knowledge |
u /u/
|
enterprises; companies s.l.; business; owners [economics] ↞ pab drives s communities ≈ DDC 330 |
u7 /ujɔ/
|
division; compartment; branch |
u91 /uɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
in fiscal year; financial; budget year |
u92 /uɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in country |
u920 /uɲɔntɔwɔ/ []
|
scale |
u920t /uɲɔntɔwɔta/
|
national |
u920u /uɲɔntɔwɔu/
|
international |
u93 /uɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
plus asset; income; price |
u933 /uɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
run by businessman born at time ↞ px persons |
u94 /uɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
minus liability; expenditure; cost |
u95 /uɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through economic process |
u96 /uɲɔltɔ/ []
|
in currency, money |
u967 /uɲɔltɔjɔ/ []
|
as money kind |
u96b /uɲɔltɔba/
|
pound sterling; GBP; £ |
u96c /uɲɔltɔʃa/
|
euro; EUR |
u96ezs /uɲɔltɔezasa/
|
Swiss franc; CHF; Fr |
u96q /uɲɔltɔca/
|
yen; Japanese yen; JPY |
u96r /uɲɔltɔra/
|
yuan; Chinese yuan; renminbi; CNY |
u96s /uɲɔltɔsa/
|
Australian dollar; AUD; A$ |
u96t /uɲɔltɔta/
|
Canadian dollar; CAD; C$ |
u96u /uɲɔltɔu/
|
US dollar; USD; $ |
u96u(87Upp) /uɲɔltɔuλerkɔjɔujpapaλo/ ⋄
|
one hundred dollars; USD 100.00 |
u97 /uɲɔjɔ/ []
|
by capital; factor of production; budget; input |
u98 /uɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
producing goods; commodities |
u986 /uɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
for buyer; consumer; patron |
u986y /uɲɔrkɔltɔɟa/ ⋄
|
women |
u987 /uɲɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
producing output |
u99 /uɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
in sector; production system; technology |
uab /uɛba/
|
management; managing; administration |
uabc /uɛbaʃa/
|
accounting |
uabp /uɛbapa/
|
staff management ↞ uatb labour |
uabs /uɛbasa/
|
strategy |
uad /uɛda/
|
goods production ↞ v technologies |
uaf /uɛfa/
|
storing |
uag /uɛga/
|
goods distribution |
uah /uɛɣa/
|
goods exposition |
uai /uɛi/
|
advertising |
uak /uɛka/
|
trade; commerce; exchange; market [marketing] ≈ DDC 381 |
uak920u /uɛkaɲɔntɔwɔu/
|
international trade |
uakb /uɛkaba/
|
gift |
uakk /uɛkaka/
|
barter |
uakɭ /uɛkala/
|
loan |
uakr /uɛkara/
|
renting |
uaks /uɛkasa/
|
sale |
uam /uɛma/
|
consumption |
uan /uɛna/
|
saving |
uao /uɛo/
|
investment |
uap /uɛpa/
|
inheritance ↞ tayg succession law |
uaq /uɛca/
|
taxes; levies ↞ t polities |
uaqc /uɛcaʃa/
|
income taxes |
uaqcg /uɛcaʃaga/
|
capital gains tax |
uaqi /uɛci/
|
social-security contributions ↞ sp public institutions |
uaqɭ /uɛcala/
|
payroll taxes ↞ uatbp employment |
uaqp /uɛcapa/
|
property taxes |
uaqpi /uɛcapi/
|
inheritance taxes ↞ uap inheritance |
uaqpp /uɛcapapa/
|
expatriation taxes |
uaqpt /uɛcapata/
|
transfer taxes; stamp duty taxes |
uaqpw /uɛcapawa/
|
wealth taxes |
uaqs /uɛcasa/
|
goods and services taxes |
uaqsd /uɛcasada/
|
value added taxes |
uaqsɭ /uɛcasala/
|
sales taxes |
uaqss /uɛcasasa/
|
excises |
uaqst /uɛcasata/
|
tariffs |
uaqu /uɛcu/
|
license fees |
uaqw /uɛcawa/
|
poll taxes |
uar /uɛra/
|
money [numismatics] |
uarc /uɛraʃa/
|
commodity money |
uare /uɛre/
|
representative money; token coins [exonumia] |
uarh /uɛraɣa/
|
cash; fiat money ↞ uqc central banks |
uarhc /uɛraɣaʃa/
|
coins |
uarhn /uɛraɣana/
|
banknotes; bill; paper money; notes [notaphily] |
uarm /uɛrama/
|
commercial bank money ↞ uqb banks |
uarmc /uɛramaʃa/
|
cheque; check |
uarmr /uɛramara/
|
credit card |
uat /uɛta/
|
factors of production; resources; assets; inputs |
uatb /uɛtaba/
|
labour; labor; producers; workers; human resources ↞ px persons ≈ DDC 331 |
uatbas /uɛtabɛsa/
|
wage |
uatbb /uɛtababa/
|
volunteering |
uatbc /uɛtabaʃa/
|
housework |
uatbf /uɛtabafa/
|
slavery |
uatbg /uɛtabaga/
|
unfree labour |
uatbh /uɛtabaɣa/
|
wage slavery |
uatbp /uɛtabapa/
|
employment; wage labour; job; occupation |
uatbu /uɛtabu/
|
consulting |
uatd /uɛtada/
|
natural resources ≈ DDC 333 |
uateWs /uɛtewawsa/
|
real capital; capital assets |
uatiWs /uɛtiwawsa/
|
capital goods; means of production |
uati /uɛti/
|
fixed capital ↞ w artifacts |
uatid /uɛtida/
|
land; arable land; land control ↞ j land vj aquaculture |
uatik /uɛtika/
|
buildings capital ↞ ws buildings |
uatip /uɛtipa/
|
plants ↞ w artifacts |
uatiq /uɛtica/
|
equipments ↞ w artifacts |
uatm /uɛtama/
|
movables; movable property; personal property; chattels; objects ↞ w artifacts |
uatr /uɛtara/
|
working capital; inventory |
uatu /uɛtu/
|
financial capital; funds |
uav /uɛva/
|
economic development |
uavi /uɛvi/
|
innovation |
uavt /uɛvata/
|
integration |
ub /uba/
|
public; communal ownership [public finance; government finance] ↞ t polities ≈ DDC 336 |
ud /uda/
|
private; personal property; personal owners ↞ sb citizens |
uj /uʒa/
|
cooperative businesses; co-ops ≈ DDC 334 |
ujc /uʒaʃa/
|
non-profit community organizations |
uje /uʒe/
|
consumer cooperatives |
ujh /uʒaɣa/
|
housing cooperatives |
ujk /uʒaka/
|
worker cooperatives |
ujx /uʒaxa/
|
multi-stakeholder cooperatives |
uɭ /ula/
|
limited liability companies; LLC; GmbH |
uo /uo/
|
corporations; companies s.s.; firms; legal entities; juristic persons ↞ so organized civil society ≈ DDC 650 |
uon /uona/
|
non-stock corporations; not-for-profit corporations |
uos /uosa/
|
stock corporations |
uosad /uosɛda/
|
board of directors |
uosah /uosɛɣa/
|
stockholders; shareholders |
uosw /uosawa/
|
multinational corporations; MNC; international; stateless corporations; worldwide; transnational enterprises |
uq /uca/
|
financial institutions; banking institutions ↞ uo corporations ≈ DDC 332 |
uqbWk /ucabawawka/
|
depository institutions |
uqb /ucaba/
|
banks; commercial banks |
uqbe /ucabe/
|
savings bank |
uqbep /ucabepa/
|
postal savings banks ↞ vxm post |
uqbɭ /ucabala/
|
land development banks; LDB |
uqc /ucaʃa/
|
central banks; reserve bank; monetary authority ↞ tt modern nation states |
uqd /ucada/
|
building societies |
uqf /ucafa/
|
credit unions; co-operative banks ↞ uj cooperative businesses |
uqh /ucaɣa/
|
trust companies |
uqj /ucaʒa/
|
mortgage loan companies |
uqnWp /ucanawawpa/
|
contractual institutions |
uqn /ucana/
|
insurance companies ≈ DDC 368 |
uqp /ucapa/
|
pension funds |
uqsWx /ucasawawxa/
|
investment institutions ↞ uao investment |
uqs /ucasa/
|
investment banks |
uqu /ucu/
|
underwriters |
uqx /ucaxa/
|
brokerage firms |
uy /uɟa/
|
economies; economic systems ≈ DDC 339 |
uyb /uɟaba/
|
domestic economies; internal consumption |
uyc /uɟaʃa/
|
reciprocity economies; symmetrical exchange |
uyg /uɟaga/
|
redistribution economies; centralized exchange |
uyk /uɟaka/
|
market economies |
uykf /uɟakafa/
|
feudal systems |
uykp /uɟakapa/
|
capitalism |
uykpɭ /uɟakapala/
|
laissez-faire |
uym /uɟama/
|
mixed economies; compromise systems |
uymm /uɟamama/
|
mercantilism; mercantile systems |
uymq /uɟamaca/
|
liberalism |
uymr /uɟamara/
|
dirigisme |
uyp /uɟapa/
|
planned economies; hands-on systems |
uypc /uɟapaʃa/
|
socialism ≈ DDC 335 |
uypcc /uɟapaʃaʃa/
|
communism |
uyt /uɟata/
|
participatory economies |
v /va/
|
technologies; technological systems; production systems [applied sciences] ↞ j land m organisms u enterprises ≈ DDC 600 |
v91 /vaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
in period |
v92 /vaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
in; spread in; adopted in area |
v923 /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔ/ []
|
with weather factor |
v923i /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔi/
|
rain |
v923is /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔisa/
|
showers |
v923j /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔʒa/
|
snow |
v923ɭ /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔla/
|
hail |
v923n /vaɲɔntɔɲcɔna/
|
wind |
v925 /vaɲɔntɔlpɔ/ []
|
in climate |
v925q /vaɲɔntɔlpɔca/ ⋄
|
tropical climate |
v926 /vaɲɔntɔltɔ/ []
|
in environment |
v929 /vaɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
in country |
v93 /vaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
using tool; equipment; device |
v933 /vaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by worker born at time ↞ px persons |
v94 /vaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
affected by accident |
v943 /vaɲɔŋkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
affected by pest ↞ mabp parasites |
v95 /vaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by technique; operation; production process; procedure |
v952 /vaɲɔlpɔntɔ/ []
|
in factory; plant; farm; workshop; laboratory |
v955 /vaɲɔlpɔlpɔ/ []
|
through technical development; innovation; change; new technology; technical progress |
v957 /vaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
through production stage |
v96 /vaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
conforming to standard |
v97 /vaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
exploiting natural resource |
v98 /vaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
for; coping with; dealing with application; sector; need |
v986 /vaɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
for beneficiary |
v99 /vaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
producing product |
vac /vɛʃa/
|
accidents; damage |
vacf /vɛʃafa/
|
technical fault |
vaci /vɛʃi/
|
injury; physical trauma |
vaf /vɛfa/
|
innovation |
vafb /vɛfaba/
|
invention |
vafu /vɛfu/
|
diffusion |
vag /vɛga/
|
production stages |
vagd /vɛgada/
|
design; project; plan |
vagm /vɛgama/
|
manufacturing |
vagx /vɛgaxa/
|
packaging |
vah /vɛɣa/
|
techniques; operations; production processes; procedures [engineering] ↞ rab historical periods |
vahb /vɛɣaba/
|
manual work; human work ↞ px persons |
vahc /vɛɣaʃa/
|
controlled fire ↞ fae reactions |
vahf /vɛɣafa/
|
lithic technology; Stone Age ↞ ii single rocks vdb stone mining |
vahfe /vɛɣafe/
|
eolithic technology |
vahfgWɭ /vɛɣafagawawla/
|
palaeolithic technology |
vahfg /vɛɣafaga/
|
ancient palaeolithic technology; Early Stone Age |
vahfi /vɛɣafi/
|
middle palaeolithic technology; Middle Stone Age |
vahfɭ /vɛɣafala/
|
recent palaeolithic technology; Late Stone Age |
vahfm /vɛɣafama/
|
mesolithic technology; Middle Stone Age |
vahfn /vɛɣafana/
|
neolithic technology; New Stone Age |
vahgWi /vɛɣagawawi/
|
metallurgy |
vahg /vɛɣaga/
|
copper technology; Copper Age; chalcolithic ↞ eel copper |
vahh /vɛɣaɣa/
|
bronze technology; Bronze Age ↞ eel copper efo tin |
vahi /vɛɣi/
|
iron technology; Iron Age; steel ↞ eei iron |
vahk /vɛɣaka/
|
animal traction ↞ mqvtt perissodactyla mqvtu artiodactyla vk animal husbandry |
vahm /vɛɣama/
|
mechanical technology ↞ g continuum bodies w artifacts |
vahmd /vɛɣamada/
|
hydraulic technology ↞ js fresh water systems |
vahmi /vɛɣami/
|
wind technology ↞ jakn winds |
vahmp /vɛɣamapa/
|
pneumatic engineering |
vahmu /vɛɣamu/
|
vacuum technology |
vahn /vɛɣana/
|
heat engines; thermal engines ↞ gah heat |
vahne /vɛɣane/
|
steam engines |
vahni /vɛɣani/
|
internal combustion engines ↞ idp petroleum |
vaho /vɛɣo/
|
geotechnical technology ↞ j land |
vahos /vɛɣosa/
|
soil technology ↞ jo soils |
vahr /vɛɣara/
|
electrical technology ↞ daml electric energy vtr electrical manufacturing |
vaht /vɛɣata/
|
electronic technology ↞ dte electrons vtt electronics industry |
vahti /vɛɣati/
|
information and communications technology; ICT |
vahu /vɛɣu/
|
nuclear technology ↞ dv hadrons |
vahv /vɛɣava/
|
solar technology ↞ hlU the Sun |
vao /vɛo/
|
standard procedures ≈ DDC 658 |
vaog /vɛoga/
|
sustainable processes; green; ecological processes ↞ ny ecosystems |
vaogg /vɛogaga/
|
organic production; biological production ↞ vaog sustainable processes |
vaogi /vɛogi/
|
integrated pest management; control |
vaop /vɛopa/
|
typical regional production |
vaoq /vɛoca/
|
quality certification; management; certification |
vbWk /vabawawka/
|
primary sector; agriculture s.l. ≈ DDC 630 |
vb /vaba/
|
foraging; hunting and harvesting ≈ DDC 639 |
vbb /vababa/
|
berrypicking ↞ mpw flowering plants |
vbg /vabaga/
|
gleaning ↞ mp plants oskg grazing |
vbh /vabaɣa/
|
hunting ↞ mqv chordates oskh hunting |
vbh97 /vabaɣaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
catching game |
vbo /vabo/
|
wood gathering; collecting ↞ mpat trees |
vbu /vabu/
|
freeganism ↞ vq cooking |
vc /vaʃa/
|
fishing ↞ js fresh water systems jy seas ≈ DDC 639 |
vc97 /vaʃaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
taking fish; animal |
vc97rh /vaʃaɲɔjɔraɣa/
|
crustaceans |
vc97vh /vaʃaɲɔjɔvaɣa/
|
ray-finned fish |
vc97vmn /vaʃaɲɔjɔvamana/
|
whales; whaling |
vd /vada/
|
mining; quarrying; extraction; ores ↞ i rocks ≈ DDC 622 |
vdb /vadaba/
|
stone mining ↞ ii single rocks |
vde /vade/
|
metal mining ↞ eU metals |
vdg /vadaga/
|
natural gas extraction ↞ gg gases |
vdɭ /vadala/
|
coal mining ↞ iiso coal |
vdo /vado/
|
mineral oil mining ↞ ibxc mineral hydrocarbons |
vds /vadasa/
|
salt mining ↞ ff salts |
ve /ve/
|
conservation; land management [applied ecology] ↞ ny ecosystems ≈ DDC 639 |
ve94 /veɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against threatening factor; polluting activity |
ve94ix /veɲɔŋkɔixa/
|
intensive farming |
ve94tg /veɲɔŋkɔtaga/
|
petroleum and coal manufacturing |
ve94thp /veɲɔŋkɔtaɣapa/
|
plastics industry |
ve96 /veɲɔltɔ/ []
|
conforming to regulation; law |
ve97 /veɲɔjɔ/ []
|
keeping wildlife |
vey /veɟa/
|
landscape management [landscape architecture] |
vf /vafa/
|
forestry ↞ mpat trees nyr forests ≈ DDC 634 |
vf97 /vafaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
exploiting plant species |
vf97rppbb /vafaɲɔjɔrapapababa/
|
pine |
vf97rppbq /vafaɲɔjɔrapapabaca/
|
fir |
vf97whufh /vafaɲɔjɔwaɣufaɣa/
|
beech |
vf97wnnsp /vafaɲɔjɔwananasapa/
|
poplar |
vf97wrbtrh /vafaɲɔjɔwarabataraɣa/
|
cherry |
vf99d /vafaɲɔɲɔda/
|
lumber; timber; wood |
vh /vaɣa/
|
horticulture |
vh98 /vaɣaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
producing vegetable |
vhf /vaɣafa/
|
fruit farming ↞ mpaos seeds ≈ DDC 634 |
vhf97 /vaɣafaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of fruit [pomology] |
vhf97hufc /vaɣafaɲɔjɔɣufaʃa/
|
chestnut |
vhf97rrv /vaɣafaɲɔjɔrarava/
|
grape |
vhf97toeo /vaɣafaɲɔjɔtoeo/
|
olive |
vhg /vaɣaga/
|
gardening ≈ DDC 635 |
vhg98 /vaɣagaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
producing garden plant |
vhg98rbtb /vaɣagaɲɔrkɔrabataba/
|
roses |
vhɭ /vaɣala/
|
floriculture ↞ mpaow flowers ≈ DDC 635 |
vhɭ97 /vaɣalaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of flowers |
vhɭ97rbtb /vaɣalaɲɔjɔrabataba/
|
roses |
vi /vi/
|
farming; agriculture s.s. [agronomy] ≈ DDC 633 |
vi94 /viɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against plant disease |
vi95 /viɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by farming operation |
vi96gg /viɲɔltɔgaga/
|
organic |
vi96gi /viɲɔltɔgi/
|
integrated |
vi97 /viɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of crop |
vi977 /viɲɔjɔjɔ/ []
|
exploiting organ |
vi977f /viɲɔjɔjɔfa/
|
roots |
vi977g /viɲɔjɔjɔga/
|
stems |
vi977gr /viɲɔjɔjɔgara/
|
branches |
vi977ɭ /viɲɔjɔjɔla/
|
leaves |
vi977s /viɲɔjɔjɔsa/
|
seeds |
vi977sp /viɲɔjɔjɔsapa/
|
fruits |
vi977w /viɲɔjɔjɔwa/
|
flowers |
vi97U /viɲɔjɔuj/
|
cereals; grass |
vi97Ue /viɲɔjɔuje/
|
rice |
vi97Ue94X929n925qad /viɲɔjɔujeɲɔŋkɔxawɲɔntɔɲɔnaɲɔntɔlpɔcɛda/
|
rice diseases in India in dry season |
vi97Uf /viɲɔjɔujfa/
|
wheat |
vi97Uh /viɲɔjɔujɣa/
|
barley |
vi97Uj /viɲɔjɔujʒa/
|
oats |
vi97Um /viɲɔjɔujma/
|
maize; corn |
vi97Uo /viɲɔjɔujo/
|
millet |
vi97ndhcs /viɲɔjɔnadaɣaʃasa/
|
tea |
vi97nfvc /viɲɔjɔnafavaʃa/
|
cotton |
vi97rbffx /viɲɔjɔrabafafaxa/
|
soybean; soya bean |
vi97tdht /viɲɔjɔtadaɣata/
|
tobacco |
vi97trrc /viɲɔjɔtararaʃa/
|
coffee |
vi99i /viɲɔɲɔi/
|
textile fibers |
viaj /viɛʒa/
|
farming operations |
viaje /viɛʒe/
|
sowing ↞ mpaos seeds |
viajf /viɛʒafa/
|
fertilization |
viaji /viɛʒi/
|
irrigation ↞ fU water js fresh water systems |
viajk /viɛʒaka/
|
pest control ↞ mabp parasites mpad plant diseases |
viajn /viɛʒana/
|
harvesting |
vid /vida/
|
subsistence agriculture |
vih /viɣa/
|
shifting cultivation |
vix /vixa/
|
intensive farming; agricultural exploitment |
vj /vaʒa/
|
aquaculture; aquiculture; aquafarming ↞ js fresh water systems jy seas nyd intertidal zones vc fishing |
vk /vaka/
|
animal husbandry; pastoralism; pastoral farming [animal science] ≈ DDC 636 |
vk94 /vakaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against animal disease [veterinary medicine] |
vk95 /vakaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by breeding; stockbreeding; rearing |
vk97 /vakaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of livestock; tame species |
vk97UD /vakaɲɔjɔujdaw/
|
dogs |
vk97UH /vakaɲɔjɔujɣaw/
|
horses |
vk97UL /vakaɲɔjɔujlaw/
|
cattle; cows |
vk97UR /vakaɲɔjɔujraw/
|
goats |
vk97US /vakaɲɔjɔujsaw/
|
sheep |
vk97vtud /vakaɲɔjɔvatuda/
|
pigs |
vk97vtuɭ /vakaɲɔjɔvatula/
|
camels |
vk98 /vakaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
for function |
vk98Vv /vakaɲɔrkɔvawva/
|
labor |
vk98Vxx /vakaɲɔrkɔvawxaxa/
|
sport |
vk98e /vakaɲɔrkɔe/
|
food |
vk98q /vakaɲɔrkɔca/
|
pets; companion; household animals |
vk98y /vakaɲɔrkɔɟa/
|
testing; research; laboratory animals |
vk99 /vakaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
producing animal food |
vkai /vakɛi/
|
breeding activities |
vkaig /vakɛiga/
|
grazing; pasturing |
vkaiv /vakɛiva/
|
captivity |
vkn /vakana/
|
nomadic pastoralism |
vkr /vakara/
|
ranch agriculture |
vkt /vakata/
|
transhumance; agro-pastoralism |
vm /vama/
|
health care; healthcare [medicine] ↞ mqad diseases ≈ DDC 610 |
vm93 /vamaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by equipment |
vm933 /vamaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by assistant |
vm94 /vamaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against; facing condition; disease; infirmity |
vm941 /vamaɲɔŋkɔmpɔ/ []
|
towards outcome; prognosis |
vm946 /vamaɲɔŋkɔltɔ/ []
|
observing symptom; clinical or laboratory finding |
vm947 /vamaɲɔŋkɔjɔ/ []
|
with complication; sequela; secondary effect |
vm94b /vamaɲɔŋkɔba/
|
wellness; well-being; quality of life |
vm94h /vamaɲɔŋkɔɣa/
|
haemodynamic disorders |
vm94hi /vamaɲɔŋkɔɣi/
|
ischaemia |
vm94i /vamaɲɔŋkɔi/
|
immunological disorders [immunology] |
vm94n /vamaɲɔŋkɔna/
|
neoplasia |
vm94nr /vamaɲɔŋkɔnara/
|
cancer [oncology] |
vm95 /vamaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through healing; therapy |
vm952 /vamaɲɔlpɔntɔ/ []
|
in assistance place |
vm957 /vamaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
by healing stage |
vm97 /vamaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
using; by drug; medication |
vm98 /vamaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
for patients ≈ DDC 618 |
vm98nx /vamaɲɔrkɔnaxa/
|
men [andrology] |
vm98ny /vamaɲɔrkɔnaɟa/
|
women [gynecology] |
vm98pd /vamaɲɔrkɔpada/
|
childbirth [obstetrics; midwifery] |
vm98pe /vamaɲɔrkɔpe/
|
newborn [neonatology] |
vm98pi /vamaɲɔrkɔpi/
|
children [pediatrics] |
vm98pv /vamaɲɔrkɔpava/
|
old people; elderly; seniors [geriatrics; gerontology] |
vm99 /vamaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of treated part |
vm99d /vamaɲɔɲɔda/
|
digestive system [gastroenterology] |
vm99dbt /vamaɲɔɲɔdabata/
|
teeth [dentistry] |
vm99e /vamaɲɔɲɔe/
|
respiratory system [pneumology] |
vm99i /vamaɲɔɲɔi/
|
circulation [cardiology] |
vm99ih /vamaɲɔɲɔiɣa/
|
heart |
vm99j /vamaɲɔɲɔʒa/
|
blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
vm99jb /vamaɲɔɲɔʒaba/
|
blood [haematology] |
vm99jɭ /vamaɲɔɲɔʒala/
|
lymphatic system |
vm99ɭ /vamaɲɔɲɔla/
|
endocrine system [endocrinology] |
vm99n /vamaɲɔɲɔna/
|
nervous system [neurology] |
vm99o /vamaɲɔɲɔo/
|
eye and ear |
vm99oe /vamaɲɔɲɔoe/
|
eye [ophthalmology] |
vm99oh /vamaɲɔɲɔoɣa/
|
ear [otology; otorhinolaryngology] |
vm99r /vamaɲɔɲɔra/
|
musculoskeletal system [orthopedics] |
vm99s /vamaɲɔɲɔsa/
|
reproductive system [gynecology; andrology] |
vm99u /vamaɲɔɲɔu/
|
urinary system [nephrology] |
vm99x /vamaɲɔɲɔxa/
|
skin [dermatology] |
vmac /vamɛʃa/
|
assistance places ↞ ws buildings |
vmacb /vamɛʃaba/
|
outside |
vmacd /vamɛʃada/
|
patient home |
vmacf /vamɛʃafa/
|
physician's office; doctor's office |
vmacg /vamɛʃaga/
|
gymnasium; gym |
vmach /vamɛʃaɣa/
|
hospital |
vmaci /vamɛʃi/
|
clinic |
vmacn /vamɛʃana/
|
nursing home; skilled nursing facility; SNF; rest home |
vmacs /vamɛʃasa/
|
hospice |
vmai /vamɛi/
|
medical assistants ↞ px persons |
vmaii /vamɛiji/
|
physician assistant |
vmain /vamɛina/
|
nurse |
vmaip /vamɛipa/
|
physical therapist |
vmais /vamɛisa/
|
physician; doctor |
vmait /vamɛita/
|
biomedical equipment technicians; BMET ↞ we medical equipments |
vman /vamɛna/
|
healing stages ↞ bp processes |
vmanb /vamɛnaba/
|
prevention |
vmanc /vamɛnaʃa/
|
check up |
vmand /vamɛnada/
|
first aid; rescue |
vmane /vamɛne/
|
physical examination |
vmanf /vamɛnafa/
|
laboratory examination; test |
vmani /vamɛni/
|
diagnosis |
vmanp /vamɛnapa/
|
prognosis; prospect |
vmanr /vamɛnara/
|
prescription |
vmant /vamɛnata/
|
treatment |
vmar /vamɛra/
|
therapies; healing; treatments; assistance ↞ bp processes ≈ DDC 617 |
vmarc /vamɛraʃa/
|
medical advice; consultation |
vmare /vamɛre/
|
physical exercise prescription |
vmaref /vamɛrefa/
|
flexibility exercises |
vmarefs /vamɛrefasa/
|
stretching |
vmarei /vamɛrei/
|
aerobic exercises |
vmareik /vamɛreika/
|
walking ↞ omk terrestrial locomotion |
vmareir /vamɛreira/
|
running |
vmareirj /vamɛreiraʒa/
|
jogging |
vmaren /vamɛrena/
|
anaerobic exercises |
vmarene /vamɛrene/
|
weight training |
vmarens /vamɛrenasa/
|
sprinting |
vmarg /vamɛraga/
|
massage; rubdown |
vmaro /vamɛro/
|
diet prescription |
vmarp /vamɛrapa/
|
drug administering; pharmacological therapy [pharmacology] |
vmarpc /vamɛrapaʃa/
|
oral intake; consumption |
vmarph /vamɛrapaɣa/
|
suppository insertion |
vmarpi /vamɛrapi/
|
injection; shot; hype |
vmars /vamɛrasa/
|
surgery |
vmbWy /vamabawawɟa/
|
medical traditions; schools; approaches |
vmd /vamada/
|
ayurveda ↞ syi Ancient India |
vmi /vami/
|
traditional Tibetan medicine ↞ syjb Tibetan civilization |
vmj /vamaʒa/
|
traditional Chinese medicine; TCM ↞ sykc Chinese civilization |
vmjp /vamaʒapa/
|
acupuncture |
vmk /vamaka/
|
traditional Korean medicine ↞ sykk Korean civilization |
vmu /vamu/
|
herbalism; herbal medicine; phytotherapy [herbology; botanical medicine] ↞ mp plants |
vmu97 /vamuɲɔjɔ/ []
|
by plant |
vmv /vamava/
|
allopathic medicine; biomedicine; Hyppocratic tradition ↞ syw modern Western civilization |
vmw /vamawa/
|
osteopathy; osteopathic medicine ↞ mqaoq skeleton |
vmx /vamaxa/
|
alternative medicine; complementary medicine |
vmxh /vamaxaɣa/
|
homeopathy; homoeopathy |
vmxn /vamaxana/
|
natural medicine; naturopathic medicine; naturopathy |
vn /vana/
|
mental health care [psychiatry; applied psychology] ↞ pad mental disorders |
vn94 /vanaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
against mental disorder |
vn95 /vanaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
through psychotherapy |
vnar /vanɛra/
|
psychotherapy |
vnarg /vanɛraga/
|
group therapy; group psychotherapy |
vnf /vanafa/
|
psychoanalysis; Freudian psychology |
vnh /vanaɣa/
|
hypnotherapy ↞ pli trance |
vq /vaca/
|
cooking; cuisine [cookery; food science] ↞ fo carbohydrates fp lipids ft proteins osk feeding ≈ DDC 640 |
vq91 /vacaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
used in historical civilization |
vq92 /vacaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
typical of region |
vq95 /vacaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by recipe |
vq96 /vacaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
following diet |
vq97 /vacaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with ingredient |
vq99 /vacaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
preparing dish; food |
vqav /vacɛva/
|
vegetarian cuisine |
vqaw /vacɛwa/
|
vegan cuisine |
vqe /vace/
|
marinating; pickling; sousing |
vqg /vacaga/
|
seasoning; aging |
vqm /vacama/
|
smoking |
vqr /vacara/
|
roasting |
vqs /vacasa/
|
steam cooking |
vqy /vacaɟa/
|
frying |
vr /vara/
|
crafts; handicraft; trades |
vr933 /varaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by artisan; craftsperson; craftsman born at time ↞ px persons |
vr97 /varaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
using raw material |
vrc /varaʃa/
|
ceramics and glass crafts ↞ iis sedimentary rocks vahc controlled fire ≈ DDC 666 |
vrcc /varaʃaʃa/
|
pottery |
vrcp /varaʃapa/
|
porcelain making |
vrd /varada/
|
wood and furniture crafts ↞ wafd wood ≈ DDC 674 |
vrdd /varadada/
|
woodworking |
vrdp /varadapa/
|
carpentry |
vrf /varafa/
|
fiber and textile crafts; needlework ↞ wafi textile fibers |
vrfe /varafe/
|
weaving |
vrfk /varafaka/
|
knitting |
vrfr /varafara/
|
crochet |
vrfs /varafasa/
|
shoe making |
vrk /varaka/
|
basket weaving; basketry; basketmaking |
vrɭ /varala/
|
leatherwork ≈ DDC 675 |
vrp /varapa/
|
paper crafts ↞ wafr paper ≈ DDC 676 |
vrs /varasa/
|
stone crafts; stonemasonry ↞ vahf lithic technology |
vrt /varata/
|
metal crafts ↞ vahc controlled fire ≈ DDC 671 672 673 682 |
vrtb /varataba/
|
blacksmithing ↞ vahi iron technology |
vrti /varati/
|
tinsmithing |
vrto /varato/
|
coppersmithing; braziers ↞ vahg copper technology |
vs /vasa/
|
construction [civil engineering] |
vs99 /vasaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
of building; infrastructure |
vsb /vasaba/
|
building construction ≈ DDC 624 |
vsi /vasi/
|
infrastructure construction [heavy civil; heavy engineering] ≈ DDC 625 |
vsn /vasana/
|
industrial construction ↞ vt manufacturing |
vt /vata/
|
manufacturing; industrial production; large scale production ≈ DDC 621 660 670 680 |
vt95je /vataɲɔlpɔʒe/
|
steam |
vt95t /vataɲɔlpɔta/
|
electronic |
vt97 /vataɲɔjɔ/ []
|
exploiting raw material |
vt99 /vataɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
producing; manufacturing product |
vt99c /vataɲɔɲɔʃa/
|
textile |
vt99g /vataɲɔɲɔga/
|
weapons |
vt99h /vataɲɔɲɔɣa/
|
home appliances |
vt99n /vataɲɔɲɔna/
|
vehicles |
vtb /vataba/
|
food and beverage processing; food manufacturing; technology ↞ vq cooking wb dishes ≈ DDC 663 664 |
vtc /vataʃa/
|
tobacco manufacturing ≈ DDC 679 |
vte /vate/
|
textile mills ↞ wf clothing ≈ DDC 677 |
vtg /vataga/
|
petroleum and coal products manufacturing ↞ vdl coal mining vdo mineral oil mining ≈ DDC 665 |
vth /vataɣa/
|
chemical manufacturing ↞ f molecules ≈ DDC 661 |
vthp /vataɣapa/
|
plastics industry ≈ DDC 668 |
vtj /vataʒa/
|
nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing incl. clay, glass, cement, lime, gypsum products |
vtm /vatama/
|
primary metal manufacturing ≈ DDC 669 |
vtn /vatana/
|
fabricated metal product manufacturing |
vtp /vatapa/
|
machinery manufacturing |
vtr /vatara/
|
electrical manufacturing |
vtt /vatata/
|
electronics industry |
vx /vaxa/
|
transport ↞ osi moving ≈ DDC 380 |
vx926c /vaxaɲɔntɔltɔʃa/
|
marine transport |
vx926ɭ /vaxaɲɔntɔltɔla/
|
river transport |
vx926x /vaxaɲɔntɔltɔxa/
|
urban transport |
vx926y /vaxaɲɔntɔltɔɟa/
|
aviation; aerial transport |
vx93 /vaxaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
through infrastructure |
vx97 /vaxaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
by vehicle |
vx98 /vaxaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
of good |
vxc /vaxaʃa/
|
cargo; freight transportation |
vxm /vaxama/
|
post; postal service; mail ≈ DDC 383 |
vxs /vaxasa/
|
buses; omnibuses; multibuses; autobuses; passengers collective transportation |
vxt /vaxata/
|
taxicabs; taxis; cabs; single passengers transportation |
vxv /vaxava/
|
private transportation ↞ px persons |
wWy /wawawɟa/
|
works; products; ideas; objectivated spirit; cultural heritage |
w /wa/
|
artifacts; implements; tools; utensils; instruments; devices ↞ v technologies g continuum bodies ≈ DDC 620 |
w81 /warkɔmpɔ/
|
lasting life cycle |
w82Ue /warkɔntɔuje/
|
extremely small; nano [nanotechnology] |
w82Uf /warkɔntɔujfa/
|
small; mini; micro [microtechnology] |
w82Uu /warkɔntɔuju/
|
big; maxi; mega |
w91 /waɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
of epoch |
w916 /waɲɔmpɔltɔ/ []
|
introduced in time |
w92 /waɲɔntɔ/ []
|
typical of place |
w929 /waɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
typical of country |
w93 /waɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
produced by technology |
w932 /waɲɔɲcɔntɔ/ []
|
made in place |
w9329 /waɲɔɲcɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
made in country |
w933 /waɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
made by producer born at time |
w94 /waɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
suffering; subject to failure |
w95 /waɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
working by technology; mechanism; way |
w953 /waɲɔlpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
steered by driver |
w95b /waɲɔlpɔba/
|
manual work; hand tool |
w95mWv /waɲɔlpɔmawawva/
|
power |
w95m /waɲɔlpɔma/
|
mechanism |
w96 /waɲɔltɔ/ []
|
quality |
w968 /waɲɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
conforming to regulation; guideline; technical norm |
w96f /waɲɔltɔfa/
|
bad; poor |
w96u /waɲɔltɔu/
|
good |
w97 /waɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with organ; component; part |
w973 /waɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
made of material |
w98 /waɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
for application |
w983 /waɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
suitable for user class; people ↞ s97 including |
w98m /waɲɔrkɔma/ ⋄
|
health care |
w99 /waɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
style [decorative arts] |
wad /wɛda/
|
failures; defects; flaws; breakdowns; malfunctioning |
wadf /wɛdafa/
|
usury |
wadi /wɛdi/
|
strain |
wadr /wɛdara/
|
break |
wads /wɛdasa/
|
crash |
waf /wɛfa/
|
raw materials; feedstocks; unprocessed materials; primary commodities [materials science] |
wafb /wɛfaba/
|
stone ↞ vdb stone mining |
wafc /wɛfaʃa/
|
bone ↞ mqaoq skeleton |
wafd /wɛfada/
|
wood; wooden ↞ mpat trees vbo wood gathering vf forestry |
waff /wɛfafa/
|
bricks ↞ iis sedimentary rocks |
wafg /wɛfaga/
|
concrete ↞ iis sedimentary rocks |
wafh /wɛfaɣa/
|
metal; metallic ↞ eU metals vde metal mining |
wafi /wɛfi/
|
textile fibers; cloth ↞ mp plants |
wafk /wɛfaka/
|
down feather ↞ mqaox skin mqvo birds |
wafɭ /wɛfala/
|
leather ↞ mqaox skin mqvt mammals |
wafm /wɛfama/
|
fur ↞ mqaox skin mqvt mammals |
wafn /wɛfana/
|
wool ↞ mqaox skin mqvt mammals |
wafo /wɛfo/
|
oils; fats ↞ m organisms |
wafp /wɛfapa/
|
plastic ↞ f molecules |
wafq /wɛfaca/
|
solvents; dyes; paints ↞ f molecules |
wafr /wɛfara/
|
paper ↞ mp plants |
wag /wɛga/
|
simple machines |
wagc /wɛgaʃa/
|
inclined planes |
wagh /wɛgaɣa/
|
wheels and axles |
wagɭ /wɛgala/
|
levers |
wagp /wɛgapa/
|
pulleys |
wags /wɛgasa/
|
wedges |
wagw /wɛgawa/
|
screws |
wah /wɛɣa/
|
mechanical components; machines [mechanical engineering] |
wahb /wɛɣaba/
|
gears |
wahd /wɛɣada/
|
ropes |
wahf /wɛɣafa/
|
springs |
wahh /wɛɣaɣa/
|
wheels |
wahi /wɛɣi/
|
axles |
wahk /wɛɣaka/
|
bearings |
wahɭ /wɛɣala/
|
belts |
wahn /wɛɣana/
|
seals |
waho /wɛɣo/
|
roller chains |
wahq /wɛɣaca/
|
link chains |
wahr /wɛɣara/
|
racks and pinions |
waht /wɛɣata/
|
fasteners |
wahv /wɛɣava/
|
airfoils; aerofoils; fins |
wahva /wɛɣavɛ/
|
sails |
wahvb /wɛɣavaba/
|
wings |
wahvd /wɛɣavada/
|
rudders |
wahvf /wɛɣavafa/
|
flaps |
wahvp /wɛɣavapa/
|
propellers |
wahx /wɛɣaxa/
|
keys; locks |
wan /wɛna/
|
heat engine ↞ vth chemical manufacturing |
wanaf /wɛnɛfa/
|
fuels |
waneWi /wɛnewawi/
|
external combustion engine |
wane /wɛne/
|
steam engine |
wani /wɛni/
|
Stirling engine |
wanjWy /wɛnaʒawawɟa/
|
internal combustion engine |
wank /wɛnaka/
|
reciprocating engine |
wann /wɛnana/
|
Wankel engine |
want /wɛnata/
|
jet engine |
wanu /wɛnu/
|
rocket |
wanx /wɛnaxa/
|
gas turbine |
war /wɛra/
|
transducers [electrical engineering] |
warc /wɛraʃa/
|
electrochemical transducers |
ware /wɛre/
|
electromechanical transducers |
warg /wɛraga/
|
electroacoustic transducers |
wargm /wɛragama/
|
microphones |
wargs /wɛragasa/
|
loudspeakers |
warh /wɛraɣa/
|
photoelectric transducers including diodes |
warm /wɛrama/
|
electromagnetic transducers |
wars /wɛrasa/
|
electrostatic transducers |
wart /wɛrata/
|
thermoelectric transducers |
warw /wɛrawa/
|
Geiger-Müller tubes |
wat /wɛta/
|
electronic components [electronic engineering] |
watb /wɛtaba/
|
transistors |
watd /wɛtada/
|
diodes |
wati /wɛti/
|
capacitors |
watr /wɛtara/
|
resistors |
watu /wɛtu/
|
inductors |
wau /wɛu/
|
factory automation ↞ vt manufacturing |
wauu /wɛuwu/
|
automata; robots ↞ wo measuring and alignment tools |
wb /waba/
|
dishes; prepared food [gastronomy] ↞ osk feeding vq cooking ≈ DDC 641 |
wb93 /wabaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
produced through |
wb93m /wabaɲɔɲcɔma/
|
smoking; smoked |
wb93r /wabaɲɔɲcɔra/
|
roasting; roasted |
wb93s /wabaɲɔɲcɔsa/
|
steam; steamed |
wb93y /wabaɲɔɲcɔɟa/
|
frying; fried |
wb94X /wabaɲɔŋkɔxaw/
|
rotten food; spoiled; unsanitary |
wb99 /wabaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
with dressing; condiment; seasoning; flavouring; sauce |
wbb /wababa/
|
vegetables ↞ mpao plant organs |
wbb97 /wababaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
plant species |
wbbg /wababaga/
|
legumes ↞ mpwrcf fabaceae |
wbbg97 /wababagaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
species |
wbbgb /wababagaba/
|
beans ↞ mpwrcfp beans |
wbbgbg /wababagabaga/
|
green beans; French beans; string beans; snap beans; haricots vert |
wbbgp /wababagapa/
|
peas ↞ mpwrcfqp peas |
wbbgs /wababagasa/
|
chickpeas; chick peas ↞ mpwrcfs Cicer |
wbbɭ /wababala/
|
leaf vegetables; leafy greens; salad greens; pot herbs ↞ mpaol leaves |
wbbɭc /wababalaʃa/
|
cabbage; Brussels sprouts; cauliflower; broccoli; kale ↞ mpwnpibc cabbages |
wbbɭɭ /wababalala/
|
lettuce ↞ mpwtwcls lettuce |
wbbɭs /wababalasa/
|
spinach ↞ mpwkcpss spinach |
wbbm /wababama/
|
cucurbits ↞ mpwnlv cucurbitaceae |
wbbmp /wababamapa/
|
pumpkins; squashes; marrows; zucchini; courgettes; gourds ↞ mpwnlvs squashes |
wbbn /wababana/
|
eggplants; aubergines; brinjals ↞ mpwtdhse eggplants |
wbbp /wababapa/
|
peppers ↞ mpwtdhp peppers |
wbbr /wababara/
|
root vegetables ↞ mpaof roots mpaog stem |
wbbrb /wababaraba/
|
bulbs |
wbbrbg /wababarabaga/
|
garlic ↞ mpwberlg garlic |
wbbrbo /wababarabo/
|
onions ↞ mpwberlo onions |
wbbrc /wababaraʃa/
|
carrots ↞ mpwrxpdc carrot |
wbbrm /wababarama/
|
maniocs; cassavas; yucas ↞ mpwrousms cassava |
wbbrp /wababarapa/
|
potatoes ↞ mpwtdhsp potatoes |
wbbrp93y /wababarapaɲɔɲcɔɟa/
|
fried potatoes; chips; French fries |
wbbrs /wababarasa/
|
sweet potatoes |
wbbt /wababata/
|
tomatoes ↞ mpwtdhst tomatoes |
wbbu /wababu/
|
edible fungi ↞ mn fungi |
wbbv /wababava/
|
table olives ↞ mpwtoeo olive trees |
wbbw /wababawa/
|
edible seaweed ↞ mo red algae mpb chlorophytes mpc charophytes |
wbc /wabaʃa/
|
fruit ↞ mpaos seeds |
wbc97 /wabaʃaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
plant species |
wbcb /wabaʃaba/
|
bananas ↞ mpwbymk Musa |
wbcc /wabaʃaʃa/
|
pome fruits |
wbccm /wabaʃaʃama/
|
apples ↞ mpwrbtm apples |
wbccp /wabaʃaʃapa/
|
pears ↞ mpwrbtp pears |
wbcd /wabaʃada/
|
stone fruits; drupes ↞ mpwrbtr Prunus |
wbcdc /wabaʃadaʃa/
|
peaches; nectarines ↞ mpwrbtrc peaches |
wbcde /wabaʃade/
|
apricots ↞ mpwrbtre apricots |
wbcdg /wabaʃadaga/
|
plums ↞ mpwrbtrg plums |
wbcdh /wabaʃadaɣa/
|
cherries ↞ mpwrbtrh cherries |
wbcdm /wabaʃadama/
|
mangoes ↞ mpwrupm mango |
wbcg /wabaʃaga/
|
grapes ↞ mpwrrvv grapes |
wbci /wabaʃi/
|
citrus fruits ↞ mpwruxc Citrus |
wbci97 /wabaʃiɲɔjɔ/ []
|
species |
wbciɭ /wabaʃila/
|
lemons ↞ mpwruxcl lemon trees |
wbcim /wabaʃima/
|
mandarin oranges ↞ mpwruxcm mandarin orange trees |
wbcio /wabaʃio/
|
oranges ↞ mpwruxco sweet orange trees |
wbcip /wabaʃipa/
|
grapefruits ↞ mpwruxcp grapefruit trees |
wbcp /wabaʃapa/
|
podocarps ↞ mprppe podocarpaceae |
wbcs /wabaʃasa/
|
berries; soft fruit |
wbcsb /wabaʃasaba/
|
bramble fruits ↞ mpwrbtd Rubus |
wbcsbb /wabaʃasababa/
|
blackberries |
wbcsbr /wabaʃasabara/
|
raspberries |
wbcsɭ /wabaʃasala/
|
blueberries; Vaccinium |
wbcss /wabaʃasasa/
|
strawberries ↞ mpwrbtf strawberries |
wbcu /wabaʃu/
|
nuts |
wbcuc /wabaʃuʃa/
|
chestnuts ↞ mpwhufc chestnuts |
wbcuh /wabaʃuɣa/
|
hazelnuts ↞ mpwhuuh hazels |
wbcui /wabaʃui/
|
pistachio ↞ mpwruppv pistachio |
wbcuɭ /wabaʃula/
|
walnuts ↞ mpwhojj walnuts |
wbcum /wabaʃuma/
|
almonds ↞ mpwrbtrb almonds |
wbcup /wabaʃupa/
|
peanuts; groundnuts; goobers; monkey nuts ↞ mpwrcfrp peanut |
wbcus /wabaʃusa/
|
cashew nuts ↞ mpwrupco cashew |
wbcv /wabaʃava/
|
dried fruit; dry fruit |
wbcv97 /wabaʃavaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
plant species |
wbcvg /wabaʃavaga/
|
dried grapes ↞ mpwrrvv grapes |
wbcx /wabaʃaxa/
|
fruit preserves |
wbcx97 /wabaʃaxaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of fruit |
wbcxc /wabaʃaxaʃa/
|
conserves; whole fruit jams |
wbcxj /wabaʃaxaʒa/
|
jams |
wbcxɭ /wabaʃaxala/
|
fruit jellies |
wbd /wabada/
|
cereal grains ↞ mpwbtg grasses |
wbde /wabade/
|
rice ↞ mpwbtge rice |
wbdm /wabadama/
|
maize ↞ mpwbtgm maize |
wbe /wabe/
|
breads ↞ mpwbtg grasses |
wbeaɭ /wabeɛla/
|
leavened breads |
wbean /wabeɛna/
|
unleavened breads |
wbee /wabeje/
|
yeast breads |
wbeeg /wabejega/
|
baguettes |
wbeeɭ /wabejela/
|
cottage loaves |
wbeeo /wabejeo/
|
boules |
wbeer /wabejera/
|
brioches |
wbef /wabefa/
|
flatbreads |
wbefc /wabefaʃa/
|
chapati; roti; safati; shabaati; phulka; roshi |
wbeff /wabefafa/
|
focaccia |
wbefi /wabefi/
|
pizza |
wbefn /wabefana/
|
piadina |
wbefp /wabefapa/
|
pita; pitta |
wbei /wabei/
|
crispy breads |
wbeic /wabeiʃa/
|
crackers |
wbeq /wabeca/
|
quick breads |
wbeqc /wabecaʃa/
|
cornbreads |
wbes /wabesa/
|
sourdoughs |
wbew /wabewa/
|
sweet breads |
wbewp /wabewapa/
|
panettone |
wbf /wabafa/
|
noodles |
wbfp /wabafapa/
|
pasta |
wbg /wabaga/
|
sweets; sweet desserts |
wbgc /wabagaʃa/
|
cakes |
wbgcb /wabagaʃaba/
|
butter cakes |
wbgcf /wabagaʃafa/
|
sponge cakes; foam cakes |
wbgcp /wabagaʃapa/
|
pancakes; hotcakes; griddlecakes; flapjacks |
wbgcpp /wabagaʃapapa/
|
crêpes |
wbge /wabage/
|
pies |
wbgeav /wabageɛva/
|
savory pies |
wbgeaw /wabageɛwa/
|
sweet pies |
wbgef /wabagefa/
|
filled pies |
wbgeo /wabageo/
|
top-crust pies |
wbget /wabageta/
|
two-crust pies |
wbgf /wabagafa/
|
fried dough foods |
wbgi /wabagi/
|
pastries |
wbgm /wabagama/
|
meringues |
wbgr /wabagara/
|
ice creams |
wbgrg /wabagaraga/
|
gelato |
wbgrs /wabagarasa/
|
sorbets |
wbh /wabaɣa/
|
honey ↞ mqriqxx honey bees |
wbi /wabi/
|
dairy products; milk products; lacticinia [dairy science] ↞ mqvt mammals vk animal husbandry ≈ DDC 637 |
wbi97 /wabiɲɔjɔ/ []
|
from milk origin |
wbi97b /wabiɲɔjɔba/
|
cattle |
wbi97r /wabiɲɔjɔra/
|
goat |
wbi97s /wabiɲɔjɔsa/
|
sheep |
wbib /wabiba/
|
milk |
wbic /wabiʃa/
|
cream |
wbie /wabie/
|
soured milk |
wbih /wabiɣa/
|
cheese |
wbir /wabira/
|
butter |
wbiy /wabiɟa/
|
yogurt |
wbj /wabaʒa/
|
eggs ↞ mqvo birds |
wbj97 /wabaʒaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of bird species |
wbjc /wabaʒaʃa/
|
chicken eggs ↞ mqvogslg chickens |
wbm /wabama/
|
meat and fish ↞ mqv chordates vbh hunting vk animal husbandry |
wbmf /wabamafa/
|
seafood; fish and shellfish s.l. ↞ mqm mollusca mqrh crustaceans mqveWi fish vc fishing |
wbmfb /wabamafaba/
|
lobster ↞ mqrh crustaceans |
wbmfc /wabamafaʃa/
|
crayfish; prawns; shrimps ↞ mqrh crustaceans |
wbmff /wabamafafa/
|
finfish; fish s.s. ↞ mqveWi fish |
wbmff97 /wabamafafaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of fish species |
wbmfh /wabamafaɣa/
|
shellfish s.s. ↞ mqml bivalves |
wbmfhm /wabamafaɣama/
|
mussels |
wbmfo /wabamafo/
|
octopus ↞ mqmpy octopuses |
wbmfq /wabamafaca/
|
squids ↞ mqmps squids |
wbmfr /wabamafara/
|
roe; hard roe |
wbmi /wabami/
|
insect food ↞ mqr arthropoda |
wbmp /wabamapa/
|
poultry ↞ mqvo birds |
wbmpc /wabamapaʃa/
|
chicken ↞ mqvogslg chickens |
wbmt /wabamata/
|
meat s.s.; mammalian meat ↞ mqvt mammals |
wbmt97 /wabamataɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of mammal species |
wbmtb /wabamataba/
|
beef; bovine meat ↞ mqvtuvbt cattle |
wbmtbe /wabamatabe/
|
steaks |
wbmtbi /wabamatabi/
|
short ribs |
wbmtbj /wabamatabaʒa/
|
beef jerky |
wbmtbo /wabamatabo/
|
corned beef |
wbmto /wabamato/
|
sheep; ovine meat ↞ mqvtuvsd domestic sheep |
wbmts /wabamatasa/
|
pork; swine meat; pig ↞ mqvtudssd domestic pigs |
wbmtsg /wabamatasaga/
|
gammon |
wbmtsh /wabamatasaɣa/
|
ham |
wbmtso /wabamataso/
|
bacon |
wbmtss /wabamatasasa/
|
pork sausages |
wbo /wabo/
|
cooking oils ↞ wafo oils |
wbog /waboga/
|
peanut oil; groundnut oil; arachis oil ↞ mpwrcfrp peanut |
wboo /wabojo/
|
olive oil ↞ mpwtoeo olive trees |
wbop /wabopa/
|
palm oil ↞ mpwbp palmae |
wbos /wabosa/
|
soybean oil ↞ mpwrcffx soybean |
wbs /wabasa/
|
seasonings; spices and culinary herbs |
wbsb /wabasaba/
|
table salt ↞ ffdd sodium chloride |
wbsg /wabasaga/
|
garden parsley |
wbsɭ /wabasala/
|
bay laurel; sweet bay; Grecian laurel ↞ mpwdcll bay laurels |
wbsm /wabasama/
|
rosemary |
wbsp /wabasapa/
|
black pepper |
wbsx /wabasaxa/
|
spice mixtures |
wbsxc /wabasaxaʃa/
|
chili powder |
wbsxh /wabasaxaɣa/
|
harissa |
wbsxr /wabasaxara/
|
curry powder |
wbu /wabu/
|
sauces |
wbud /wabuda/
|
salad dressing |
wbue /wabue/
|
bechamel; white sauce |
wbuk /wabuka/
|
ketchup |
wbum /wabuma/
|
mayonnaise ↞ wbjc chicken eggs |
wbup /wabupa/
|
pesto alla genovese |
wbus /wabusa/
|
soy sauce |
wbut /wabuta/
|
tomato sauces ↞ wbbt tomatoes |
wbutr /wabutara/
|
arrabbiata sauce |
wbuw /wabuwa/
|
Worcestershire sauce |
wbv /wabava/
|
drinks; beverages |
wbvb /wabavaba/
|
drinking water ↞ jq aquifers js fresh water systems |
wbvd /wabavada/
|
soft drinks; carbonated; cool; cold; fizzy drinks; lolly water; pop; seltzer; soda; tonic; mineral |
wbvf /wabavafa/
|
fruit juice ↞ mpaos seeds |
wbvf97 /wabavafaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
of fruit |
wbvf97io /wabavafaɲɔjɔio/
|
orange juice |
wbvh /wabavaɣa/
|
alcoholic drinks ↞ fibc ethanol |
wbvhb /wabavaɣaba/
|
beers ↞ mpwbtg grasses |
wbvhbg /wabavaɣabaga/
|
lager beers |
wbvhbgɭ /wabavaɣabagala/
|
pale lager beers |
wbvhbgɭp /wabavaɣabagalapa/
|
pilsner beers; pilsener; pils |
wbvhbgm /wabavaɣabagama/
|
amber lager beers |
wbvhbgr /wabavaɣabagara/
|
dark lager beers |
wbvhbo /wabavaɣabo/
|
top-fermented beers |
wbvhbop /wabavaɣabopa/
|
pale ale beers |
wbvhbor /wabavaɣabora/
|
brown ale beers |
wbvhbos /wabavaɣabosa/
|
stout beers |
wbvhbow /wabavaɣabowa/
|
wheat beers |
wbvhbowe /wabavaɣabowe/
|
Weissbier |
wbvhbowi /wabavaɣabowi/
|
Witbier |
wbvhbowɭ /wabavaɣabowala/
|
lambic beers |
wbvhbowr /wabavaɣabowara/
|
Berliner Weisse beer |
wbvhbows /wabavaɣabowasa/
|
Gose beers |
wbvhbv /wabavaɣabava/
|
fruit and vegetable beers ↞ wbb vegetables wbc fruit |
wbvhc /wabavaɣaʃa/
|
cider; cyder ↞ wbc fruit |
wbvhi /wabavaɣi/
|
wines ↞ mpwrrvv grapes |
wbvhias /wabavaɣiɛsa/
|
sparkling wines including champagne, cava, prosecco, spumante |
wbvhid /wabavaɣida/
|
red wines |
wbvhif /wabavaɣifa/
|
rosé wines |
wbvhii /wabavaɣiji/
|
white wines |
wbvhiic /wabavaɣijiʃa/
|
chardonnay |
wbvhiig /wabavaɣijiga/
|
sauvignon |
wbvhiii /wabavaɣijiji/
|
riesling |
wbvhiip /wabavaɣijipa/
|
pinot noir |
wbvhiit /wabavaɣijita/
|
tokay |
wbvhik /wabavaɣika/
|
sake ↞ mpwbtge rice |
wbvhiu /wabavaɣiu/
|
fruit wines |
wbvhiw /wabavaɣiwa/
|
fortified wines |
wbvhiwp /wabavaɣiwapa/
|
port |
wbvhiws /wabavaɣiwasa/
|
sherry |
wbvhiwv /wabavaɣiwava/
|
vermouth |
wbvhm /wabavaɣama/
|
meads ↞ wbh honey |
wbvhp /wabavaɣapa/
|
pulque ↞ mpwbe asparagales |
wbvhs /wabavaɣasa/
|
spirits; liquors; distilled drinks |
wbvhsd /wabavaɣasada/
|
vodka |
wbvhsg /wabavaɣasaga/
|
gin |
wbvhsh /wabavaɣasaɣa/
|
whisky; whiskey |
wbvhsr /wabavaɣasara/
|
rectified spirit |
wbvs /wabavasa/
|
stimulant drinks |
wbvse /wabavase/
|
tea ↞ mpwndhcs tea plant |
wbvsɭ /wabavasala/
|
cola ↞ mpwnfkk kola nuts |
wbvst /wabavasata/
|
coffee ↞ mpwtrrc coffee plants |
wbvsu /wabavasu/
|
guarana |
wd /wada/
|
pharmaceutical drugs; medications; medicines ↞ vm health care ≈ DDC 615 |
wdd /wadada/
|
alimentary and metabolic drugs ↞ mqaod digestive system |
wddb /wadadaba/
|
stomatological preparations |
wddc /wadadaʃa/
|
drugs for acid related disorders |
wddg /wadadaga/
|
drugs for functional gastrointestinal disorders |
wddh /wadadaɣa/
|
antiemetics and antinauseants |
wddi /wadadi/
|
bile and liver therapy |
wddk /wadadaka/
|
drugs for constipation |
wddn /wadadana/
|
antidiarrheals, intestinal agents |
wddo /wadado/
|
antiobesity preparations |
wddq /wadadaca/
|
digestives |
wdds /wadadasa/
|
drugs used in diabetes |
wddt /wadadata/
|
vitamins |
wddu /wadadu/
|
mineral supplements |
wddv /wadadava/
|
tonics |
wddw /wadadawa/
|
anabolic agents for systemic use |
wddx /wadadaxa/
|
appetite stimulants |
wde /wade/
|
respiratory drugs ↞ mqaoe respiratory system |
wdeg /wadega/
|
cough and cold preparations |
wdeh /wadeɣa/
|
antihistamines for systemic use |
wdi /wadi/
|
cardiovascular drugs ↞ mqaoi circulatory system |
wdic /wadiʃa/
|
cardiac drugs |
wdie /wadie/
|
antihypertensives |
wdig /wadiga/
|
diuretics |
wdii /wadiji/
|
peripheral vasodilators |
wdik /wadika/
|
vasoprotectives |
wdiɭ /wadila/
|
beta blocking agents |
wdin /wadina/
|
calcium channel blockers |
wdip /wadipa/
|
lipid modifying agents |
wdir /wadira/
|
agents acting on the renin–angiotensin system |
wdj /wadaʒa/
|
blood drugs ↞ mqaoj blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
wdjb /wadaʒaba/
|
antithrombotic agents |
wdjh /wadaʒaɣa/
|
antihemorrhagics |
wdjn /wadaʒana/
|
antianemic preparations |
wdɭ /wadala/
|
systemic hormonal preparations ↞ mqaol glands |
wdn /wadana/
|
neurological drugs ↞ mqaon nervous system |
wdne /wadane/
|
anesthetics |
wdng /wadanaga/
|
analgesics |
wdo /wado/
|
sensory drugs ↞ mqaoo sense organs |
wdr /wadara/
|
musculo-skeletal drugs ↞ mqaoq skeleton mqaor muscles |
wdri /wadari/
|
anti-inflammatory and antirheumatic products |
wds /wadasa/
|
genito-urinary drugs ↞ mqaos reproductive system mqaou urinary system |
wdt /wadata/
|
antiinfectives for systemic use |
wdtb /wadataba/
|
antibacterials |
wdtm /wadatama/
|
antimycotics |
wdto /wadato/
|
antimycobacterials |
wdtv /wadatava/
|
antivirals |
wdtx /wadataxa/
|
vaccines |
wdu /wadu/
|
antineoplastic and immunomodulating agents |
wdw /wadawa/
|
antiparasitic products, insecticides and repellent |
wdx /wadaxa/
|
dermatological drugs ↞ mqaox skin |
we /we/
|
medical equipments ↞ vm health care |
wed /weda/
|
diagnostic equipment |
wede /wede/
|
stethoscope |
wedɭ /wedala/
|
medical ultrasound |
wedm /wedama/
|
magnetic resonance imaging; MRI |
wedp /wedapa/
|
positron emission tomography; PET |
wedt /wedata/
|
CT scan |
wedx /wedaxa/
|
X-ray machines |
wei /wei/
|
medical monitors |
weib /weiba/
|
blood pressure control |
weic /weiʃa/
|
electrocardiography; ECG |
weie /weie/
|
electroencephalography; EEG |
weɭ /wela/
|
life support equipment |
weɭe /wele/
|
medical ventilators |
weɭh /welaɣa/
|
heart-lung machines |
weɭi /weli/
|
incubators |
weɭm /welama/
|
ECMO; ECLS |
weɭn /welana/
|
anaesthetic machines |
weɭs /welasa/
|
dialysis machines |
wen /wena/
|
treatment equipment |
weni /weni/
|
infusion pumps |
wenɭ /wenala/
|
medical lasers |
wer /wera/
|
medical laboratory equipment ↞ vmanf laboratory examination |
wet /weta/
|
physical therapy machines |
wf /wafa/
|
clothing; dress; garments; attire; apparel ↞ mafm metabolism oss social interactions ≈ DDC 646 685 687 |
wf97 /wafaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
made of raw material |
wfc /wafaʃa/
|
coats |
wfh /wafaɣa/
|
shirts |
wfj /wafaʒa/
|
dresses; frocks; gowns |
wfk /wafaka/
|
skirts |
wfo /wafo/
|
shorts |
wfp /wafapa/
|
pants; trousers |
wfr /wafara/
|
socks |
wfs /wafasa/
|
shoes; footwear |
wfsn /wafasana/
|
sandals |
wfst /wafasata/
|
boots |
wfu /wafu/
|
underwear; undergarments; intimates; lingerie |
wfup /wafupa/
|
panties |
wfur /wafura/
|
bras; brassieres |
wfv /wafava/
|
gloves |
wfx /wafaxa/
|
hats |
wg /waga/
|
personal adornment ↞ oss social interactions |
wgb /wagaba/
|
haircut |
wgc /wagaʃa/
|
makeup; cosmetics |
wgf /wagafa/
|
perfumes |
wgj /wagaʒa/
|
jewellery; jewelry |
wgjc /wagaʒaʃa/
|
necklaces |
wgjd /wagaʒada/
|
pendants |
wgje /wagaʒe/
|
earrings |
wgji /wagaʒi/
|
rings |
wgjɭ /wagaʒala/
|
bracelets |
wgjr /wagaʒara/
|
brooches |
wgju /wagaʒu/
|
cufflinks |
wgm /wagama/
|
body modifications |
wgmp /wagamapa/
|
body piercings |
wgmt /wagamata/
|
tattoos |
wh /waɣa/
|
cleaning tools |
whb /waɣaba/
|
brushes |
whg /waɣaga/
|
sponges |
wi /wi/
|
pots; vessels; containers ↞ wb dishes |
wic /wiʃa/
|
cookware; bakeware ↞ vq cooking |
wicf /wiʃafa/
|
frying pans; frypans; skillets ↞ vqy frying |
wid /wida/
|
dishware; tableware; dinnerware ≈ DDC 642 |
widd /widada/
|
drinkware; beverageware; cups; drinking vessels ↞ wbv drinks |
wido /wido/
|
bowls |
widp /widapa/
|
plates |
widt /widata/
|
cutlery |
widtk /widataka/
|
table knives |
widtr /widatara/
|
forks |
widts /widatasa/
|
spoons |
wig /wiga/
|
bags |
wiɭ /wila/
|
bottles |
wio /wio/
|
boxes |
wiw /wiwa/
|
flowerpots ↞ vhl floriculture |
wj /waʒa/
|
agricultural tools; farm implements; forestry and gardening tools ↞ vf forestry vh horticulture vi farming |
wje /waʒe/
|
axes |
wjh /waʒaɣa/
|
sickles; bagging hooks; reaping-hooks |
wji /waʒi/
|
scythes |
wjk /waʒaka/
|
forks; pitchforks; graips |
wjo /waʒo/
|
hoes |
wjp /waʒapa/
|
spades |
wjr /waʒara/
|
rakes |
wju /waʒu/
|
ploughs; plows |
wjw /waʒawa/
|
agricultural machinery ↞ wah mechanical components |
wk /waka/
|
weapons ↞ osgi fight tavaw war ≈ DDC 683 |
wkbWh /wakabawawɣa/
|
melee weapons |
wkc /wakaʃa/
|
trauma weapons |
wkcc /wakaʃaʃa/
|
clubs |
wkce /wakaʃe/
|
maces |
wke /wake/
|
pointed weapons |
wkee /wakeje/
|
spears |
wkep /wakepa/
|
pikes |
wkg /wakaga/
|
edged weapons |
wkgd /wakagada/
|
swords |
wkgk /wakagaka/
|
fighting knives |
wkgr /wakagara/
|
daggers |
wki /waki/
|
siege engines |
wkib /wakiba/
|
lithobolos; stone trowers |
wkic /wakiʃa/
|
catapults |
wkict /wakiʃata/
|
trebuchets |
wkiɭ /wakila/
|
ballistas |
wkjWn /wakaʒawawna/
|
ranged weapons |
wkj /wakaʒa/
|
bow and arrows [archery] |
wkɭ /wakala/
|
blowpipes; blowguns; blow tubes |
wkn /wakana/
|
guns |
wknɭWn /wakanalawawna/
|
firearms |
wknɭ /wakanala/
|
long guns |
wknɭr /wakanalara/
|
rifles |
wknm /wakanama/
|
machine guns |
wknn /wakanana/
|
handguns |
wknnp /wakananapa/
|
pistols |
wknnv /wakananava/
|
revolvers |
wknr /wakanara/
|
artillery guns |
wknrc /wakanaraʃa/
|
cannons |
wkp /wakapa/
|
explosive weapons |
wkpb /wakapaba/
|
bombs |
wkpbu /wakapabu/
|
atomic bombs |
wku /waku/
|
radiological weapons ↞ d energy |
wkw /wakawa/
|
chemical weapons ↞ f molecules |
wkx /wakaxa/
|
biological weapons ↞ l bacteria |
wm /wama/
|
musical instruments ↞ xm music |
wmat /wamɛta/
|
timbres; timbers; sound quality; colour |
wmc /wamaʃa/
|
idiophones; percussion instruments ≈ DDC 786 |
wmcc /wamaʃaʃa/
|
vascular structure instruments |
wmccb /wamaʃaʃaba/
|
bells |
wmccg /wamaʃaʃaga/
|
gongs |
wmci /wamaʃi/
|
triangles |
wmcɭ /wamaʃala/
|
xylophones |
wmcr /wamaʃara/
|
reciprocally struck idiophones |
wmcs /wamaʃasa/
|
indirectly struck idiophones |
wmd /wamada/
|
membranophones; drums ≈ DDC 786 |
wmk /wamaka/
|
cordophones; stringed instruments ≈ DDC 787 |
wmkas /wamakɛsa/
|
strings |
wmkc /wamakaʃa/
|
zithers |
wmkf /wamakafa/
|
table cordophones |
wmkfp /wamakafapa/
|
pianos |
wmkɭ /wamakala/
|
lutes |
wmkɭg /wamakalaga/
|
plucked strings including guitars |
wmkɭs /wamakalasa/
|
bowed strings including violins |
wmkp /wamakapa/
|
harps |
wmn /wamana/
|
aerophones; woodwinds ≈ DDC 788 |
wmnam /wamanɛma/
|
mouthpiece |
wmnar /wamanɛra/
|
reed |
wmnarg /wamanɛraga/
|
vegetable reed ↞ mpwb monocotyledons |
wmnart /wamanɛrata/
|
artificial reed |
wmnc /wamanaʃa/
|
straight closed flutes; Pan flutes |
wmnf /wamanafa/
|
transverse flutes |
wmnm /wamanama/
|
clarinets; aerophones with simple reed |
wmnmx /wamanamaxa/
|
saxophones |
wmno /wamano/
|
oboes; aerophones with double reed |
wmnq /wamanaca/
|
bagpipes; aerophones with air reservoir |
wmnqab /wamanacɛba/
|
bag; air reservoir |
wmnr /wamanara/
|
free reed aerophones |
wmnrh /wamanaraɣa/
|
harmonicas; mouth-organs |
wmnrw /wamanarawa/
|
accordions |
wmnu /wamanu/
|
mouthpiece aerophones |
wmnuh /wamanuɣa/
|
horns |
wmnut /wamanuta/
|
trumpets |
wmt /wamata/
|
electrophones |
wn /wana/
|
information devices; information communication technologies; ICT; media ↞ osu communication |
wnc /wanaʃa/
|
tablets |
wnf /wanafa/
|
papyrus |
wnh /wanaɣa/
|
parchments |
wni /wani/
|
handwritten paper ≈ DDC 091 |
wnk /wanaka/
|
printed paper [bibliology] ≈ DDC 686 |
wnkb /wanakaba/
|
books ≈ DDC 002 094 |
wnkbb /wanakababa/
|
incunabula ≈ DDC 093 |
wnkd /wanakada/
|
brochures; depliants; flyers; feuilles |
wnke /wanake/
|
leaflets |
wnki /wanaki/
|
dossiers |
wnkp /wanakapa/
|
posters |
wnm /wanama/
|
films |
wnmf /wanamafa/
|
microfilms |
wnmp /wanamapa/
|
photographic slides; transparencies; reversal films |
wnmq /wanamaca/
|
slideshows; diaporamas |
wnmv /wanamava/
|
movies; moving pictures; motion pictures |
wnp /wanapa/
|
phonographs; gramophones; vinyl records |
wnq /wanaca/
|
magnetic tapes |
wnqs /wanacasa/
|
compact cassettes |
wnqv /wanacava/
|
VHS; Video home system |
wns /wanasa/
|
broadcasting |
wnsb /wanasaba/
|
public address system |
wnsr /wanasara/
|
radio |
wnst /wanasata/
|
television; TV |
wnu /wanu/
|
computers [computer science; information technology] ≈ DDC 004 005 006 |
wnuahWo /wanuɛɣawawo/
|
hardware |
wnuai /wanuɛi/
|
input devices |
wnuaib /wanuɛiba/
|
keyboard |
wnuaim /wanuɛima/
|
mouse |
wnuais /wanuɛisa/
|
scanner |
wnuam /wanuɛma/
|
memory storage |
wnuamf /wanuɛmafa/
|
floppy disk |
wnuamfb /wanuɛmafaba/
|
8 inch floppy disk |
wnuamfd /wanuɛmafada/
|
5 1/4 inch floppy disk |
wnuamff /wanuɛmafafa/
|
3 1/2 inch floppy disk |
wnuamg /wanuɛmaga/
|
zip disk |
wnuamh /wanuɛmaɣa/
|
hard disk; HD |
wnuami /wanuɛmi/
|
compact disk; CD |
wnuamj /wanuɛmaʒa/
|
digital video disk; DVD |
wnuamp /wanuɛmapa/
|
USB stick; pen |
wnuao /wanuɛo/
|
output devices |
wnuaoe /wanuɛoe/
|
screen; monitor |
wnuaop /wanuɛopa/
|
printer |
wnuas /wanuɛsa/
|
software |
wnv /wanava/
|
computer networks [telematics] |
wnvɭ /wanavala/
|
LANs; local area networks |
wnvw /wanavawa/
|
WANs; wide area networks |
wnw /wanawa/
|
Internet |
wnwe /wanawe/
|
e-mail; electronic mail |
wnweɭ /wanawela/
|
electronic mailing lists |
wnwf /wanawafa/
|
FTP; file transfer protocol |
wnwn /wanawana/
|
telnet |
wnwp /wanawapa/
|
Gopher |
wnws /wanawasa/
|
the Web; World Wide Web; WWW; websites |
wnwsf /wanawasafa/
|
Web forums; fora |
wnwsh /wanawasaɣa/
|
webchat; Web chat sites |
wnwsk /wanawasaka/
|
wikis |
wnwso /wanawaso/
|
blogs; weblogs |
wnwss /wanawasasa/
|
social network systems; SNS |
wo /wo/
|
measuring and alignment tools ≈ DDC 681 |
woe /woe/
|
rulers; rules; line gauges |
wof /wofa/
|
set squares; triangles |
wog /woga/
|
protractors |
wom /woma/
|
compasses |
wor /wora/
|
thermometers ↞ gah heat |
wr /wara/
|
furnishings; furniture ≈ DDC 645 |
wrd /warada/
|
beds; lying furniture |
wrdc /waradaʃa/
|
cabin beds; platform beds |
wrde /warade/
|
mattresses |
wrdf /waradafa/
|
futons |
wrdh /waradaɣa/
|
hammocks |
wrdi /waradi/
|
infant beds; cribs; cradles |
wrdn /waradana/
|
bunk beds |
wrdw /waradawa/
|
Murphy beds; wall; pull down; dolf-down beds |
wre /ware/
|
seats |
wreb /wareba/
|
stools |
wrec /wareʃa/
|
chairs |
wren /warena/
|
benches |
wres /waresa/
|
couches; sofas; settees; divans |
wrk /waraka/
|
tables; desks |
wro /waro/
|
storage furniture; cabinets |
wrod /waroda/
|
wardrobes; armoires |
wron /warona/
|
nightstands; night tables; bedside cabinets |
wroo /warojo/
|
bookcases; bookshelves |
wrs /warasa/
|
domestic appliances; home appliances; major appliances ≈ DDC 643 |
wrsc /warasaʃa/
|
cooking equipment |
wrscc /warasaʃaʃa/
|
cookers; ranges; stoves; ovens; cooking plates; cooktops |
wrsh /warasaɣa/
|
washing and drying equipment |
wrshm /warasaɣama/
|
washing machines |
wrsr /warasara/
|
refrigeration equipment |
wrsre /warasare/
|
refrigerators |
wrsrr /warasarara/
|
freezers |
ws /wasa/
|
buildings; edifices [civil engineering; architecture] ↞ osc sheltering vs construction ≈ DDC 720 |
ws8r /wasarkɔra/ ⋄
|
religious buildings |
ws8rt /wasarkɔrata/ ⋄
|
church buildings |
ws8ru /wasarkɔru/ ⋄
|
mosques |
wsah /wasɛɣa/
|
handling systems; plumbing ≈ DDC 690 |
wsahc /wasɛɣaʃa/
|
climatization |
wsahch /wasɛɣaʃaɣa/
|
heating |
wsahcn /wasɛɣaʃana/
|
ventilation |
wsahct /wasɛɣaʃata/
|
air conditioning |
wsahɭ /wasɛɣala/
|
illumination; lighting |
wsahr /wasɛɣara/
|
water supply |
wsahs /wasɛɣasa/
|
sewage |
wsahw /wasɛɣawa/
|
cleaning |
wsb /wasaba/
|
tents |
wsc /wasaʃa/
|
houses; homes; residential buildings |
wscc /wasaʃaʃa/
|
huts |
wscg /wasaʃaga/
|
bungalows |
wscj /wasaʃaʒa/
|
courtyard houses |
wscp /wasaʃapa/
|
palaces |
wsf /wasafa/
|
fortifications; castles |
wsp /wasapa/
|
factories; manufacturing plants |
wu /wu/
|
utilities; infrastructures [civil engineering; hydraulic engineering] ↞ vx transport |
wud /wuda/
|
dams; reservoirs ≈ DDC 627 |
wuh /wuɣa/
|
harbours |
wun /wuna/
|
canals ≈ DDC 627 |
wup /wupa/
|
bridges ≈ DDC 624 |
wupv /wupava/
|
viaducts |
wur /wura/
|
roads ≈ DDC 625 |
wut /wuta/
|
tunnels; galleries; underground openings ≈ DDC 625 |
wuw /wuwa/
|
railroads; railways; tracks ≈ DDC 625 |
wux /wuxa/
|
airports |
wv /wava/
|
vehicles; means of transport ↞ st peoples vx transport ≈ DDC 629 |
wv92 /wavaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
running in |
wvb /wavaba/
|
vertical travel devices |
wvbi /wavabi/
|
escalators |
wvbɭ /wavabala/
|
lifts; elevators |
wvc /wavaʃa/
|
mountain vehicles |
wvd /wavada/
|
heavy-duty vehicles; heavy equipment; machines; trucks; hydraulics; construction; engineering equipment |
wvdc /wavadaʃa/
|
tractors ↞ wj agricultural tools |
wvde /wavade/
|
excavators |
wvdm /wavadama/
|
material handlers |
wvdmc /wavadamaʃa/
|
cranes |
wvdp /wavadapa/
|
paving vehicles |
wve /wave/
|
road vehicles ↞ wur roads ≈ DDC 388 |
wvec /waveʃa/
|
carts |
wvei /wavei/
|
bicycles |
wvem /wavema/
|
motorcycles; motorbikes |
wver /wavera/
|
cars |
wvet /waveta/
|
trucks |
wvi /wavi/
|
trains; railway vehicles ↞ wuw railroads ≈ DDC 385 |
wvif /wavifa/
|
funiculars |
wvig /waviga/
|
cog railways; rack railways |
wvir /wavira/
|
trams; streetcars or trolleys |
wviu /waviu/
|
rapid transit; heavy rails; metros; subways; tubes; U-Bahn; underground |
wvɭ /wavala/
|
vessels; watercraft ↞ js fresh water systems jy seas wuh harbours ≈ DDC 386 387 |
wvɭb /wavalaba/
|
boats |
wvɭh /wavalaɣa/
|
ships |
wvm /wavama/
|
submarines ↞ jy seas |
wvr /wavara/
|
aircrafts ↞ wux airports ≈ DDC 387 |
wvre /wavare/
|
aerostats |
wvrp /wavarapa/
|
airplanes; aeroplanes; planes |
wvrr /wavarara/
|
rotorcrafts; rotary-wing aircrafts |
wvrrh /wavararaɣa/
|
helicopters |
wvs /wavasa/
|
spacecrafts |
wvss /wavasasa/
|
space stations; orbital stations |
ww /wawa/
|
settlements; localities; populated places [town planning] ↞ ws buildings ≈ DDC 710 |
ww92 /wawaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
located in area |
ww92e /wawaɲɔntɔe/ ⋄
|
Europe |
wwd /wawada/
|
isolated dwellings |
wwe /wawe/
|
hamlets |
wwg /wawaga/
|
villages |
wwh /wawaɣa/
|
towns |
wwi /wawi/
|
cities |
wwm /wawama/
|
metropolis |
wwm92eizt /wawamaɲɔntɔeizata/ ⋄
|
Istanbul; Constantinople; Byzantium |
wwm92eyj /wawamaɲɔntɔeɟaʒa/ ⋄
|
London |
wwn /wawana/
|
conurbations; metropolitan areas; urban areas; agglomerations |
xWy /xawawɟa/
|
mentefacts; intellectual products |
x /xa/
|
artworks; works; art; expressions [aesthetics; art criticism] ↞ s communities osu communication g continuum bodies ≈ DDC 700 |
x38 /xaɲcɔrkɔ/
|
for function |
x38r /xaɲcɔrkɔra/
|
worship sacred art |
x38xy /xaɲcɔrkɔxaɟa/ ⋄
|
recreation |
x89 /xarkɔɲɔ/
|
representing subject; theme; story |
x91 /xaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
produced at time |
x92 /xaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
produced in place |
x925 /xaɲɔntɔlpɔ/ []
|
in environment |
x929 /xaɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
produced in country |
x93 /xaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
created by artist born in year |
x935 /xaɲɔɲcɔlpɔ/ []
|
performed by performed born in year |
x94 /xaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
damaged by damaging factor |
x94f /xaɲɔŋkɔfa/
|
usury |
x94r /xaɲɔŋkɔra/
|
break |
x95 /xaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by procedure; technique |
x952 /xaɲɔlpɔntɔ/ []
|
in atelier of; workroom |
x96 /xaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
for public; target |
x968 /xaɲɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
according to tradition; custom; use; root; folklore |
x97 /xaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
including element |
x973 /xaɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
made of material |
x98 /xaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
fictionality |
x981 /xaɲɔrkɔmpɔ/ []
|
set at time; epoch |
x982 /xaɲɔrkɔntɔ/ []
|
set in place |
x9829 /xaɲɔrkɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
set in country |
x983 /xaɲɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
set after antecedents; prior event |
x985 /xaɲɔrkɔlpɔ/ []
|
narrating plot; quest |
x986 /xaɲɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
with character |
x9864 /xaɲɔrkɔltɔŋkɔ/ []
|
opposed by evil character; enemy |
x9867 /xaɲɔrkɔltɔjɔ/ []
|
helped by friend character |
x9868 /xaɲɔrkɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
for beneficiary character |
x9869 /xaɲɔrkɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
with hero; protagonist |
x988 /xaɲɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
aiming at mission; objective |
x98f /xaɲɔrkɔfa/
|
fictional |
x98g /xaɲɔrkɔga/
|
allegorical |
x98y /xaɲɔrkɔɟa/
|
real |
x99 /xaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
style; canon |
x9wf /xaɲɔwafa/
|
fashion |
x9ws /xaɲɔwasa/
|
architecture |
xY /xaɟaw/
|
work entitled; called |
xap /xɛpa/
|
creation; production s.l. |
xapb /xɛpaba/
|
conception; ideation |
xapc /xɛpaʃa/
|
design; preparation |
xapd /xɛpada/
|
draft |
xape /xɛpe/
|
source collection; research; study; finding |
xapg /xɛpaga/
|
organization |
xapgc /xɛpagaʃa/
|
information architecture |
xapgi /xɛpagi/
|
indexing |
xapo /xɛpo/
|
production; manufacturing |
xapp /xɛpapa/
|
publication; publishing |
xapq /xɛpaca/
|
reproduction |
xaps /xɛpasa/
|
distribution |
xapt /xɛpata/
|
communication; promotion |
xaptc /xɛpataʃa/
|
press conference |
xaptn /xɛpatana/
|
news note; press agency |
xaptp /xɛpatapa/
|
popularization |
xapv /xɛpava/
|
conservation; preservation; keeping |
xapvs /xɛpavasa/
|
shelving; location |
xas /xɛsa/
|
styles; art movements; artistic movements |
xasi /xɛsi/
|
classical antiquity; Graeco-Roman culture |
xasj /xɛsaʒa/
|
romanesque |
xask /xɛsaka/
|
gothic |
xasm /xɛsama/
|
humanism |
xasn /xɛsana/
|
renaissance ↞ rabprWt Renaissance |
xasnm /xɛsanama/
|
mannerism; late renaissance |
xaso /xɛso/
|
baroque |
xasp /xɛsapa/
|
rococo |
xasq /xɛsaca/
|
neoclassicism |
xasr /xɛsara/
|
romanticism |
xass /xɛsasa/
|
realism |
xassi /xɛsasi/
|
impressionism |
xassp /xɛsasapa/
|
pointillism |
xassu /xɛsasu/
|
naturalism |
xast /xɛsata/
|
art nouveau |
xastzd /xɛsatazada/
|
art deco |
xasu /xɛsu/
|
modernism; avant-garde ↞ rabpw 1800 to 1899 AD rabpx 1900 to 1999 AD |
xasub /xɛsuba/
|
symbolism |
xasud /xɛsuda/
|
dadaism |
xasuf /xɛsufa/
|
futurism |
xasup /xɛsupa/
|
expressionism |
xasus /xɛsusa/
|
surrealism |
xasv /xɛsava/
|
postmodernism |
xasvc /xɛsavaʃa/
|
conceptual art; conceptualism |
xasvd /xɛsavada/
|
deconstructivism |
xbWd /xabawawda/
|
plastic arts |
xbWh /xabawawɣa/
|
cultural property; tangible heritage |
xb /xaba/
|
sculptures ≈ DDC 730 |
xbs /xabasa/
|
statues; statuary |
xbu /xabu/
|
monuments; public art |
xc /xaʃa/
|
engravements [glyptics] |
xd /xada/
|
art ceramics; pottery ↞ vrc ceramics and glass crafts ≈ DDC 730 |
xeWi /xewawi/
|
visual arts ↞ oasd sight |
xe /xe/
|
mosaics |
xf /xafa/
|
paintings ≈ DDC 750 |
xg /xaga/
|
drawings ≈ DDC 740 760 |
xgo /xago/
|
comics; BD |
xh /xaɣa/
|
photographic art; reproductive arts ≈ DDC 770 |
xi /xi/
|
calligraphy |
xɭ /xala/
|
literature [philology; literary theory; literary criticism] ↞ poi imagination q language ≈ DDC 800 810 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890 |
xɭ8 /xalarkɔ/
|
recounting |
xɭ973 /xalaɲɔjɔɲcɔ/ []
|
on carrier |
xɭ98y /xalaɲɔrkɔɟa/
|
non-fiction |
xɭX /xalaxaw/
|
genres |
xɭb /xalaba/
|
proverbs; sayings |
xɭd /xalada/
|
riddles |
xɭf /xalafa/
|
fairy tales; fables |
xɭh /xalaɣa/
|
theatre plays ↞ xr theatre |
xɭp /xalapa/
|
epic |
xɭt /xalata/
|
narrative; novels |
xɭtm /xalatama/
|
mystery |
xɭtm93pxorcn /xalatamaɲɔɲcɔpaxoraʃana/ ⋄
|
mystery novels by Simenon |
xɭv /xalava/
|
poetry |
xɭx /xalaxa/
|
essays ↞ y knowledge |
xmWr /xamawawra/
|
performing arts; shows |
xm /xama/
|
music [musicology; musical criticism] ↞ gan sound ≈ DDC 780 |
xm38 /xamaɲcɔrkɔ/
|
function |
xm38r /xamaɲcɔrkɔra/
|
sacred; liturgic music |
xm38s /xamaɲcɔrkɔsa/
|
social |
xm38tat /xamaɲcɔrkɔtɛta/
|
military |
xm38x /xamaɲcɔrkɔxa/
|
aesthetic; autotelic |
xm38xn /xamaɲcɔrkɔxana/
|
dance |
xm38xs /xamaɲcɔrkɔxasa/
|
cinema |
xm8 /xamarkɔ/
|
evoking theme |
xm8jUesv /xamarkɔʒujesava/ ⋄
|
Moldau |
xm93 /xamaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by composer born in; musician |
xm933 /xamaɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by player born in year; performer |
xm93puwt /xamaɲɔɲcɔpuwata/
|
Bach |
xm95 /xamaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
for instrument |
xm953 /xamaɲɔlpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
for voice |
xm957 /xamaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
with instrument part |
xm958 /xamaɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
for ensemble |
xm96 /xamaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
in tonality; key |
xm968 /xamaɲɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
number of pitch classes |
xm968t /xamaɲɔltɔrkɔta/
|
pentatonic; five |
xm968u /xamaɲɔltɔrkɔu/
|
hexatonic; six |
xm968v /xamaɲɔltɔrkɔva/
|
heptatonic; seven |
xm968w /xamaɲɔltɔrkɔwa/
|
octatonic; eight |
xm97 /xamaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with music element |
xm98 /xamaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
lyrics |
xm99 /xamaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
kind |
xmae /xamɛe/
|
ensembles; choruses |
xmaeb /xamɛeba/
|
solo |
xmaecW /xamɛeʃawaw/
|
band |
xmaec /xamɛeʃa/
|
duo |
xmaed /xamɛeda/
|
trio |
xmaee /xamɛeje/
|
quartet |
xmaeo /xamɛeo/
|
orchestra |
xmag /xamɛga/
|
voices; song ≈ DDC 782 783 |
xmagb /xamɛgaba/
|
bass |
xmage /xamɛge/
|
baritone |
xmagh /xamɛgaɣa/
|
tenor |
xmagn /xamɛgana/
|
contralto; alto |
xmagq /xamɛgaca/
|
mezzo-soprano |
xmags /xamɛgasa/
|
soprano |
xman /xamɛna/
|
tonality types |
xmanb /xamɛnaba/
|
major |
xmanc /xamɛnaʃa/
|
minor |
xmand /xamɛnada/
|
diminished |
xmas /xamɛsa/
|
scale types; intervals |
xmasd /xamɛsada/
|
diatonic scale; heptatonia prima; set form 7-35 |
xmash /xamɛsaɣa/
|
chromatic |
xmasw /xamɛsawa/
|
whole tone scale |
xmat /xamɛta/
|
musical modes |
xmatp /xamɛtapa/
|
Ionian mode |
xmatq /xamɛtaca/
|
Dorian mode |
xmatr /xamɛtara/
|
Phrygian mode |
xmats /xamɛtasa/
|
Lydian mode |
xmatt /xamɛtata/
|
Mixolydian mode |
xmatu /xamɛtu/
|
Aeolian mode |
xmatv /xamɛtava/
|
Locrian mode |
xmav /xamɛva/
|
music kinds |
xmavd /xamɛvada/
|
traditional; root; ethnic |
xmavp /xamɛvapa/
|
popular |
xmavt /xamɛvata/
|
artistic |
xmb /xamaba/
|
notes; pitch classes |
xmbX /xamabaxaw/
|
octaves |
xmbXX /xamabaxawxaw/
|
notes |
xmbXc /xamabaxawʃa/
|
C; do; ut |
xmbXd /xamabaxawda/
|
C#; do diesis |
xmbXe /xamabaxawe/
|
D; re |
xmbXf /xamabaxawfa/
|
D#; mi bemolle |
xmbXg /xamabaxawga/
|
E; mi |
xmbXh /xamabaxawɣa/
|
F; fa |
xmbXi /xamabaxawi/
|
F#; fa diesis |
xmbXj /xamabaxawʒa/
|
G; sol |
xmbXk /xamabaxawka/
|
G#; sol diesis |
xmbXɭ /xamabaxawla/
|
A; la |
xmbXm /xamabaxawma/
|
A#; si bemolle |
xmbXn /xamabaxawna/
|
B; si |
xmbd /xamabada/
|
subsubcontra |
xmbe /xamabe/
|
subcontra |
xmbf /xamabafa/
|
contra octave |
xmbg /xamabaga/
|
great octave |
xmbh /xamabaɣa/
|
small octave |
xmbi /xamabi/
|
one-lined octave |
xmbiɭ /xamabila/
|
standard A; A4 |
xmbj /xamabaʒa/
|
two-lined octave |
xmbɭ /xamabala/
|
three-lined octave |
xmbm /xamabama/
|
four-lined octave |
xmbn /xamabana/
|
five-lined octave |
xmbo /xamabo/
|
six-lined octave |
xmc /xamaʃa/
|
chords [harmony] |
xme /xame/
|
beats; rhythms; meters |
xmec /xameʃa/
|
simple duple |
xmed /xameda/
|
simple triple |
xmeg /xamega/
|
compound duple |
xmej /xameʒa/
|
compound triple |
xmf /xamafa/
|
phrases |
xmi /xami/
|
motifs |
xmiɭ /xamila/
|
leitmotifs |
xmm /xamama/
|
melodies; tunes; voices |
xmme /xamame/
|
themes |
xmmg /xamamaga/
|
verses |
xmmh /xamamaɣa/
|
refrains; choruses |
xmo /xamo/
|
movements; tempos |
xmoc /xamoʃa/
|
grave |
xmod /xamoda/
|
largo |
xmoe /xamoe/
|
lento |
xmog /xamoga/
|
adagio |
xmoj /xamoʒa/
|
andante |
xmom /xamoma/
|
moderato |
xmop /xamopa/
|
allegretto |
xmor /xamora/
|
allegro |
xmov /xamova/
|
vivace |
xmox /xamoxa/
|
presto |
xmoy /xamoɟa/
|
prestissimo |
xms /xamasa/
|
pieces; compositions |
xmso /xamaso/
|
sonatas |
xmss /xamasasa/
|
symphonies |
xmw /xamawa/
|
music genres; forms ≈ DDC 781 |
xmws /xamawasa/
|
European classical music |
xmwse /xamawase/
|
early classical music |
xmwsi /xamawasi/
|
baroque music; baroque era including Bach, Vivaldi |
xmwsɭ /xamawasala/
|
classical period music including Haydn, Mozart |
xmwsr /xamawasara/
|
romantic music including Beethoven, Wagner |
xmww /xamawawa/
|
Western popular music |
xmwwg /xamawawaga/
|
gospel |
xmwwh /xamawawaɣa/
|
country |
xmwwi /xamawawi/
|
blues |
xmwwig /xamawawiga/
|
boogie-woogie |
xmwwit /xamawawita/
|
electric blues |
xmwwj /xamawawaʒa/
|
jazz |
xmwwm /xamawawama/
|
rhythm and blues; R&B |
xmwwo /xamawawo/
|
soul |
xmwwp /xamawawapa/
|
ska; reggae; dub |
xmwwq /xamawawaca/
|
rock and roll; rock'n'roll |
xmwwr /xamawawara/
|
rock music |
xmwwrb /xamawawaraba/
|
beat music; British beat; Merseybeat |
xmwwrg /xamawawaraga/
|
progressive rock |
xmwwrm /xamawawarama/
|
heavy metal |
xmwws /xamawawasa/
|
pop |
xmwwu /xamawawu/
|
hip hop; rap; rapcore |
xmwwv /xamawawava/
|
electronic dance |
xn /xana/
|
dance |
xn38 /xanaɲcɔrkɔ/
|
for function |
xn38r /xanaɲcɔrkɔra/
|
ceremony sacred dance |
xn38s /xanaɲcɔrkɔsa/
|
socialization |
xn99 /xanaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
kind |
xn99d929daf /xanaɲɔɲɔdaɲɔntɔɲɔdɛfa/ ⋄
|
traditional Breton dances |
xnt /xanata/
|
ballet |
xo /xo/
|
circus ≈ DDC 791 |
xr /xara/
|
theatre; recitation; performances [stagecraft] ≈ DDC 792 |
xr93 /xaraɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
written by playwright; poet |
xr933 /xaraɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
played by actor |
xs /xasa/
|
films; movies; motion pictures; cinema ≈ DDC 770 791 |
xs93 /xasaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
directed by director |
xs939 /xasaɲɔɲcɔɲɔ/ []
|
assistant director |
xs95 /xasaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
production |
xs97 /xasaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
with component |
xs99 /xasaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
genre |
xsam /xasɛma/
|
filmmaking; production |
xsamd /xasɛmada/
|
development; script writing; drafting |
xsamn /xasɛmana/
|
pre-production |
xsamnc /xasɛmanaʃa/
|
casting |
xsamne /xasɛmane/
|
crew hiring |
xsamp /xasɛmapa/
|
production; recording |
xsamr /xasɛmara/
|
post-production |
xsamre /xasɛmare/
|
editing; montage |
xsamt /xasɛmata/
|
distribution; sale |
xsamw /xasɛmawa/
|
showing; screening; projection |
xsap /xasɛpa/
|
film components |
xsapf /xasɛpafa/
|
photograph ↞ xh photographic art |
xsapi /xasɛpi/
|
script; screenplay ↞ xl literature |
xsapm /xasɛpama/
|
music ↞ xm music |
xsar /xasɛra/
|
film genres |
xsarb /xasɛraba/
|
documentary |
xsard /xasɛrada/
|
dramatic |
xsare /xasɛre/
|
comedy |
xsarj /xasɛraʒa/
|
western |
xsarn /xasɛrana/
|
noir |
xsarr /xasɛrara/
|
horror |
xsarx /xasɛraxa/
|
porno films |
xsc /xasaʃa/
|
shots |
xse /xase/
|
scenes |
xsh /xasaɣa/
|
short films |
xsi /xasi/
|
feature films; theatrical films |
xsr /xasara/
|
film series; movie series; movie franchise |
xsw /xasawa/
|
film movements |
xswe /xasawe/
|
German expressionism |
xswh /xasawaɣa/
|
classic American cinema; Hollywood |
xswi /xasawi/
|
Italian neorealism |
xswɭ /xasawala/
|
Bollywood |
xswn /xasawana/
|
nouvelle vague; new wave |
xswo /xasawo/
|
new German cinema |
xswu /xasawu/
|
Dogma 95 |
xv /xava/
|
martial arts; fighting arts |
xw /xawa/
|
sport; games ≈ DDC 790 796 |
xwg /xawaga/
|
gymnastics |
xwgc /xawagaʃa/
|
artistic gymnastics |
xwgi /xawagi/
|
rhythmic gymnastics |
xwgm /xawagama/
|
trampolining; power tumbling |
xwgr /xawagara/
|
acrobatic gymnastics |
xwgt /xawagata/
|
team-gym |
xwgw /xawagawa/
|
aerobic gymnastics |
xwgy /xawagaɟa/
|
display gymnastics |
xwh /xawaɣa/
|
athletics |
xwi /xawi/
|
swimming; diving; aquatic games ≈ DDC 797 |
xwn /xawana/
|
winter sports |
xwo /xawo/
|
open air sports |
xwoh /xawoɣa/
|
hiking; trekking |
xwoɭ /xawola/
|
alpinism; mountain climbing ↞ jd mountains |
xwon /xawona/
|
sport fishing ↞ vc fishing |
xwoo /xawojo/
|
sport hunting ↞ vbh hunting |
xwt /xawata/
|
ball team sports |
xwte /xawate/
|
baseball |
xwtk /xawataka/
|
cricket |
xwtr /xawatara/
|
rugby football |
xwts /xawatasa/
|
soccer; association football |
xwtw /xawatawa/
|
basketball |
xwv /xawava/
|
animal sports; riding; driving; horse racing |
xww /xawawa/
|
motor sports |
xy /xaɟa/
|
entertainment; play; recreation; leisure; spare time activities ≈ DDC 794 |
xy9ytm /xaɟaɲɔɟatama/
|
videogames |
xyc /xaɟaʃa/
|
collecting |
xyf /xaɟafa/
|
role games |
xyg /xaɟaga/
|
board games; table games |
xyi /xaɟi/
|
puzzles; enigmistics |
y /ɟa/
|
knowledge; public knowledge ↞ s communities r rituals p consciousness ≈ DDC 001 |
y880 /ɟarkɔrkɔwɔ/
|
cultural diversity |
y89 /ɟarkɔɲɔ/ ⋄
|
about; on; dealing with; studying subject; topic; matter |
y91 /ɟaɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
known in time |
y92 /ɟaɲɔntɔ/ []
|
known in place |
y929 /ɟaɲɔntɔɲɔ/ []
|
known in country |
y93 /ɟaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by master born at time; thinker |
y938 /ɟaɲɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
influenced by source |
y94 /ɟaɲɔŋkɔ/ []
|
hidden by censorship |
y943 /ɟaɲɔŋkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
censored by censoring institution |
y95 /ɟaɲɔlpɔ/ []
|
by knowledge process [epistemology] |
y952 /ɟaɲɔlpɔntɔ/ []
|
in study environment |
y957 /ɟaɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
using instrument; tool |
y96 /ɟaɲɔltɔ/ []
|
for audience; target; pupil; student; public |
y968 /ɟaɲɔltɔrkɔ/ []
|
shared with; communicated between connected source |
y969 /ɟaɲɔltɔɲɔ/ []
|
for target expertise; intellectual level |
y969f /ɟaɲɔltɔɲɔfa/
|
dummies |
y969i /ɟaɲɔltɔɲɔi/
|
everybody; general public |
y969u /ɟaɲɔltɔɲɔu/
|
initiated scholars esoteric knowledge |
y969v /ɟaɲɔltɔɲɔva/
|
experts |
y96pi /ɟaɲɔltɔpi/
|
children |
y96pɭ /ɟaɲɔltɔpala/
|
kids |
y97 /ɟaɲɔjɔ/ []
|
recorded in; testified in; presented as carrier; medium |
y975 /ɟaɲɔjɔlpɔ/ []
|
expressed in language |
y979 /ɟaɲɔjɔɲɔ/ []
|
in art work |
y979f /ɟaɲɔjɔɲɔfa/ ⋄
|
painting |
y979ɭ /ɟaɲɔjɔɲɔla/ ⋄
|
literature |
y98 /ɟaɲɔrkɔ/ []
|
veracity; truth |
y98b /ɟaɲɔrkɔba/
|
false; fake |
y98o /ɟaɲɔrkɔo/
|
hypothetical |
y98y /ɟaɲɔrkɔɟa/
|
true |
y99 /ɟaɲɔɲɔ/ []
|
kind; style of thought |
yac /ɟɛʃa/
|
censorship |
yacc /ɟɛʃaʃa/
|
political censorship ↞ t polities |
yace /ɟɛʃe/
|
state secrets; prevention of attention ↞ tav diplomacy |
yacg /ɟɛʃaga/
|
religious censorship ↞ r rituals |
yae /ɟɛe/
|
education; teaching |
yaee /ɟɛeje/
|
self-teaching |
yaef /ɟɛefa/
|
familiar education ↞ sf families |
yaem /ɟɛema/
|
formal education ↞ yo congresses |
yaet /ɟɛeta/
|
adult education; lifelong education ↞ sapp adults |
yak /ɟɛka/
|
study environments |
yakf /ɟɛkafa/
|
the field |
yaki /ɟɛki/
|
captivity |
yakɭ /ɟɛkala/
|
laboratory |
yaks /ɟɛkasa/
|
desk; office |
yam /ɟɛma/
|
research methods; approaches |
yamb /ɟɛmaba/
|
observation |
yambd /ɟɛmabada/
|
discreet observation |
yambp /ɟɛmabapa/
|
participant observation |
yamc /ɟɛmaʃa/
|
experience; intuition |
yamd /ɟɛmada/
|
examination of physical tracks |
yame /ɟɛme/
|
sensing; detection; measurement; sensors; transducers |
yamea /ɟɛmeɛ/
|
censusing; counting |
yames /ɟɛmesa/
|
satellite imagery |
yamet /ɟɛmeta/
|
telemetry; remote sensing |
yamett /ɟɛmetata/
|
acoustic telemetry ↞ gan sound |
yametu /ɟɛmetu/
|
ultrasonic telemetry |
yamf /ɟɛmafa/
|
recording |
yamfa /ɟɛmafɛ/
|
taking notes ↞ ytc written texts |
yamfc /ɟɛmafaʃa/
|
taking pictures; photographing ↞ yti pictures |
yamfn /ɟɛmafana/
|
sound recording ↞ ytn sound records |
yamfv /ɟɛmafava/
|
filming ↞ ytm videos |
yamg /ɟɛmaga/
|
marking; labeling; tagging |
yamh /ɟɛmaɣa/
|
experimentation; stimulation |
yamhp /ɟɛmaɣapa/
|
playback |
yami /ɟɛmi/
|
case study |
yamj /ɟɛmaʒa/
|
interview ↞ px persons |
yamk /ɟɛmaka/
|
survey; questionnaire |
yamɭ /ɟɛmala/
|
review of bibliographical sources ↞ yt documents |
yamɭt /ɟɛmalata/
|
textual analysis; content analysis; discourse analysis |
yamm /ɟɛmama/
|
mathematical analysis; processing ↞ yim mathematics |
yamn /ɟɛmana/
|
probability estimation |
yamo /ɟɛmo/
|
statistical analysis ↞ yims mathematical statistics |
yamod /ɟɛmoda/
|
descriptive statistics |
yamoi /ɟɛmoi/
|
inferential statistics |
yams /ɟɛmasa/
|
modeling; simulation ↞ yeu conceptual models a forms |
yamsg /ɟɛmasaga/
|
game theoretic models |
yamu /ɟɛmu/
|
mapmaking |
yamv /ɟɛmava/
|
comparison; comparative method |
yamx /ɟɛmaxa/
|
classification; systematics; taxonomy |
yamxn /ɟɛmaxana/
|
numerical taxonomy; phenetic |
yamxp /ɟɛmaxapa/
|
evolutionary analysis; phylogenetic classification |
yamxq /ɟɛmaxaca/
|
cladistic analysis |
yaq /ɟɛca/
|
veracity; truth; fictionality |
yaqb /ɟɛcaba/
|
falsity |
yaqf /ɟɛcafa/
|
fiction; imagination; once upon a time |
yaqg /ɟɛcaga/
|
allegory; parable |
yaqm /ɟɛcama/
|
ambiguity; not clear |
yaqo /ɟɛco/
|
hypothesis; supposition; scenario ↞ yeap hypothesis |
yaqp /ɟɛcapa/
|
possibility; doubt; perhaps; maybe |
yaqv /ɟɛcava/
|
belief; likelihood |
yaqy /ɟɛcaɟa/
|
reality; truth |
yas /ɟɛsa/
|
styles of thought |
yase /ɟɛse/
|
common sense; popular knowledge |
yasm /ɟɛsama/
|
magic thought ↞ r rituals ≈ DDC 130 |
yass /ɟɛsasa/
|
scientific thought; rational enquiry ↞ por reason |
yasw /ɟɛsawa/
|
world views; Weltanschauungs; lifestances; general beliefs |
yaswb /ɟɛsawaba/
|
spiritualism ↞ r rituals |
yaswd /ɟɛsawada/
|
vitalism ↞ m organisms |
yaswg /ɟɛsawaga/
|
mechanism ↞ g continuum bodies |
yaswm /ɟɛsawama/
|
emergentism |
yaswn /ɟɛsawana/
|
general systems theory including Bertalanffy, Boulding |
yasws /ɟɛsawasa/
|
cognitivism ↞ po cognition |
yaswu /ɟɛsawu/
|
hermeneutics |
yc /ɟaʃa/
|
concepts; notions [concept theory] ↞ po cognition qo words |
ycac /ɟaʃɛʃa/
|
characteristics; traits |
ycp /ɟaʃapa/
|
prototypes [prototype theory] |
ye /ɟe/
|
theories [theory theory] ≈ DDC 161 167 |
yeap /ɟeɛpa/
|
hypothesis |
yeas /ɟeɛsa/
|
analysis |
yeat /ɟeɛta/
|
testing; checking |
yeau /ɟeɛu/
|
result |
yeg /ɟega/
|
arguments; theses |
yej /ɟeʒa/
|
conjectures; hypotheses |
yep /ɟepa/
|
proofs |
yes /ɟesa/
|
laws; principles; statements |
yesc /ɟesaʃa/
|
axioms; postulates |
yesh /ɟesaɣa/
|
theorems |
yesr /ɟesara/
|
corollaries |
yeu /ɟeu/
|
conceptual models |
yev /ɟeva/
|
paradigms |
yi /ɟi/
|
disciplines; fields; bodies of knowledge; forms of knowledge; domains |
yiXa /ɟixawɛ/
|
special methods and theories |
yim /ɟima/
|
mathematics; maths ↞ a forms |
yimb /ɟimaba/
|
mathematical logic; foundations |
yime /ɟime/
|
algebra |
yimg /ɟimaga/
|
geometry |
yimɭ /ɟimala/
|
calculus |
yimn /ɟimana/
|
numerical analysis |
yims /ɟimasa/
|
mathematical statistics |
yis /ɟisa/
|
empirical sciences; pure sciences ≈ DDC 507 |
yisd /ɟisada/
|
physics ↞ b spacetime c branes d energy e atoms g continuum bodies |
yisdac /ɟisadɛʃa/
|
spectroscopy; spectrography |
yisdah /ɟisadɛɣa/
|
chromatography |
yisdc /ɟisadaʃa/
|
classical mechanics |
yisdh /ɟisadaɣa/
|
classical thermodynamics |
yisds /ɟisadasa/
|
special relativity |
yisdt /ɟisadata/
|
general relativity |
yisdu /ɟisadu/
|
quantum theory |
yise /ɟise/
|
physical chemistry |
yisf /ɟisafa/
|
chemistry ↞ f molecules |
yisfab /ɟisafɛba/
|
isolation; purification |
yisfac /ɟisafɛʃa/
|
separation |
yisfae /ɟisafɛe/
|
synthesis |
yisfai /ɟisafɛi/
|
analysis; testing |
yisfak /ɟisafɛka/
|
tests on properties; behaviour |
yish /ɟisaɣa/
|
astronomy ↞ h celestial bodies |
yishc /ɟisaɣaʃa/
|
cosmology |
yishcan /ɟisaɣaʃɛna/
|
Big Bang theory |
yisi /ɟisi/
|
meteorology ↞ jai seasons jak weather |
yisit /ɟisita/
|
climatology ↞ jal climates |
yisitaw /ɟisitɛwa/
|
global warming theory |
yisj /ɟisaʒa/
|
geology; petrography ↞ i rocks |
yisjt /ɟisaʒata/
|
tectonics |
yisjtas /ɟisaʒatɛsa/
|
continental drift theory |
yisjtat /ɟisaʒatɛta/
|
plate tectonics |
yisk /ɟisaka/
|
palaeontology ↞ masy fossil |
yisɭ /ɟisala/
|
biology ↞ k genes l bacteria m organisms n populations o instincts |
yisɭd /ɟisalada/
|
morphology; anatomy ↞ mao organs |
yisɭf /ɟisalafa/
|
physiology ↞ maf physiological processes |
yisɭg /ɟisalaga/
|
genetics ↞ k genes |
yisɭgac /ɟisalagɛʃa/
|
expression cloning |
yisɭgae /ɟisalagɛe/
|
PCR; polymerase chain reaction |
yisɭgag /ɟisalagɛga/
|
gel electrophoresis |
yisɭgaɭ /ɟisalagɛla/
|
southern blot; southern blotting |
yisɭgan /ɟisalagɛna/
|
northern blot; northern blotting |
yisɭgao /ɟisalagɛo/
|
western blot; western blotting |
yisɭs /ɟisalasa/
|
systematic biology ↞ yamx classification |
yisɭv /ɟisalava/
|
evolutionary biology |
yisɭvai /ɟisalavɛi/
|
creationism |
yisɭvaɭ /ɟisalavɛla/
|
lamarckism |
yisɭvan /ɟisalavɛna/
|
darwinism; theory of natural selection |
yisɭvang /ɟisalavɛnaga/
|
phyletic gradualism |
yisɭvanh /ɟisalavɛnaɣa/
|
sexual selection |
yisɭvank /ɟisalavɛnaka/
|
kin selection |
yisɭvanr /ɟisalavɛnara/
|
group selection |
yisɭvans /ɟisalavɛnasa/
|
species selection |
yisɭvanu /ɟisalavɛnu/
|
punctuationism; theory of punctuated equilibria |
yisɭvanw /ɟisalavɛnawa/
|
hierarchical evolution |
yisɭy /ɟisalaɟa/
|
ethology ↞ o instincts |
yisɭys /ɟisalaɟasa/
|
bioacoustics ↞ osu communication gan sound |
yisq /ɟisaca/
|
linguistics |
yisrWv /ɟisarawawva/
|
social sciences |
yisr /ɟisara/
|
sociology ↞ s communities |
yisrai /ɟisarɛi/
|
public choice theory |
yisrak /ɟisarɛka/
|
social exchange theory |
yisrakf /ɟisarɛkafa/
|
affect theory of social change |
yisraɭ /ɟisarɛla/
|
justice theory |
yisran /ɟisarɛna/
|
identity theory |
yisrao /ɟisarɛo/
|
social identity theory |
yisrap /ɟisarɛpa/
|
theory of comparative processes |
yisrar /ɟisarɛra/
|
elementary theory |
yisras /ɟisarɛsa/
|
expectations, status, and behavior theories |
yisrat /ɟisarɛta/
|
status construction theories |
yisrax /ɟisarɛxa/
|
feminism |
yisray /ɟisarɛɟa/
|
legitimacy theory |
yisu /ɟisu/
|
economics ↞ u enterprises |
yisuaɭ /ɟisuɛla/
|
classical political economy; rational choice theory incl' Smith, Ricardo, Malthus |
yisuaɭp /ɟisuɛlapa/
|
Polanyi school of economic sociology |
yisuaɭs /ɟisuɛlasa/
|
social structure of accumulation approach |
yisuaɭt /ɟisuɛlata/
|
post-Keynesian theory |
yisuaɭv /ɟisuɛlava/
|
transaction costs analysis |
yisuam /ɟisuɛma/
|
classical Marxism |
yisuan /ɟisuɛna/
|
classical theories of imperialism |
yisuao /ɟisuɛo/
|
modernization theory |
yisuap /ɟisuɛpa/
|
theories of worsening terms of trade incl' Prebisch |
yisuaq /ɟisuɛca/
|
dependency theories |
yisuas /ɟisuɛsa/
|
institutionalism |
yisuat /ɟisuɛta/
|
action theory |
yisv /ɟisava/
|
political sciences; politology ↞ t polities |
yisvai /ɟisavɛi/
|
liberalism |
yisvaj /ɟisavɛʒa/
|
English school |
yisvaɭ /ɟisavɛla/
|
realism |
yisvan /ɟisavɛna/
|
constructivism |
yisvn /ɟisavana/
|
theories of the state |
yisx /ɟisaxa/
|
cultural anthropology; ethnography ↞ r rituals |
yit /ɟita/
|
techniques; applied sciences ↞ yis empirical sciences v technologies |
yite /ɟite/
|
medical science ↞ vm health care |
yith /ɟitaɣa/
|
psychology ↞ p consciousness |
yiths /ɟitaɣasa/
|
psychoanalysis |
yitj /ɟitaʒa/
|
pedagogy ↞ yae education |
yitm /ɟitama/
|
management; organizational sciences ↞ u enterprises v technologies |
yitu /ɟitu/
|
agronomy ↞ vi farming |
yitw /ɟitawa/
|
engineering ↞ vs construction vt manufacturing vx transport |
yity /ɟitaɟa/
|
library and information science; documentation; LIS ↞ yvi information services yvl libraries |
yiuWy /ɟiuwawɟa/
|
humanities |
yiv /ɟiva/
|
history ↞ sy civilizations t polities |
yiw /ɟiwa/
|
philology ↞ xl literature q language |
yix /ɟixa/
|
literary criticism ↞ xl literature ≈ DDC 807 |
yiy /ɟiɟa/
|
philosophy; wisdom ≈ DDC 100 |
yiy8 /ɟiɟarkɔ/
|
about problem; topic |
yiya /ɟiɟɛ/
|
philosophical schools ≈ DDC 180 |
yiyag /ɟiɟɛga/
|
Greek philosophy |
yiyage /ɟiɟɛge/
|
pre-Socratic philosophy ≈ DDC 182 |
yiyagg /ɟiɟɛgaga/
|
pythagoreanism |
yiyagh /ɟiɟɛgaɣa/
|
sophism ≈ DDC 183 |
yiyagj /ɟiɟɛgaʒa/
|
cynicism ≈ DDC 183 |
yiyagɭ /ɟiɟɛgala/
|
Plato; Platonism ≈ DDC 184 |
yiyagm /ɟiɟɛgama/
|
Aristotle; Aristotelism ≈ DDC 185 |
yiyago /ɟiɟɛgo/
|
Pyrrhonian skepticism ≈ DDC 186 |
yiyagr /ɟiɟɛgara/
|
Epicureanism ≈ DDC 187 |
yiyags /ɟiɟɛgasa/
|
stoicism ≈ DDC 188 |
yiyagv /ɟiɟɛgava/
|
neoplatonism ≈ DDC 186 |
yiyam /ɟiɟɛma/
|
modern Western philosophy ≈ DDC 190 140 |
yiyamd /ɟiɟɛmada/
|
rationalism including Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz |
yiyame /ɟiɟɛme/
|
empiricism including Hobbes, Hume |
yiyamh /ɟiɟɛmaɣa/
|
Enlightenment philosophy |
yiyami /ɟiɟɛmi/
|
German idealism including Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel ≈ DDC 141 142 |
yiyamm /ɟiɟɛmama/
|
dialectical materialism; historical materialism; socialism; communism including Marx, Engels ≈ DDC 146 |
yiyamn /ɟiɟɛmana/
|
utilitarianism including Bentham, Stuart Mill |
yiyamo /ɟiɟɛmo/
|
existentialism including Kierkegaard, Sartre |
yiyamp /ɟiɟɛmapa/
|
phenomenology including Husserl |
yiyamq /ɟiɟɛmaca/
|
hermeneutics including Heidegger, Gadamer |
yiyamr /ɟiɟɛmara/
|
logicism including Frege |
yiyams /ɟiɟɛmasa/
|
logical positivism incl Vienna Circle, logical atomism, Wittgenstein |
yiyamt /ɟiɟɛmata/
|
structuralism |
yiyamu /ɟiɟɛmu/
|
critical theory including Habermas, Frankfurt School, Foucault |
yiyamw /ɟiɟɛmawa/
|
continental philosophy |
yiyamx /ɟiɟɛmaxa/
|
postmodernism |
yiyamy /ɟiɟɛmaɟa/
|
analytic philosophy |
yiye /ɟiɟe/
|
epistemology ≈ DDC 120 121 |
yiyg /ɟiɟaga/
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philosophical logic ↞ a forms yimb mathematical logic ≈ DDC 160 161 |
yiym /ɟiɟama/
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metaphysics; ontology ≈ DDC 110 111 |
yiyr /ɟiɟara/
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moral philosophy; ethics ↞ rag precepts ≈ DDC 170 171 |
yiyt /ɟiɟata/
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political philosophy ↞ t polities yisv political sciences |
yiyx /ɟiɟaxa/
|
aesthetics ↞ x artworks |
yɭ /ɟala/
|
schools [didactics; pedagogy] ↞ oal learning ≈ DDC 370 |
yɭ93 /ɟalaɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by teacher born at time |
yɭ9ub /ɟalaɲɔuba/
|
public schools |
yɭ9ud /ɟalaɲɔuda/
|
private schools |
yɭn /ɟalana/
|
nursery-schools |
yɭp /ɟalapa/
|
primary schools ≈ DDC 372 |
yɭs /ɟalasa/
|
secondary schools ≈ DDC 373 |
yɭt /ɟalata/
|
high schools |
yɭu /ɟalu/
|
universities ≈ DDC 378 |
yɭug /ɟaluga/
|
undergraduate degree schools; bachelor schools |
yɭum /ɟaluma/
|
master schools |
yɭup /ɟalupa/
|
doctorate schools; Ph.D. |
yɭuq /ɟaluca/
|
post-doc schools |
yɭw /ɟalawa/
|
adult schools ≈ DDC 374 |
yɭwf /ɟalawafa/
|
folk high schools |
ym /ɟama/
|
academies; research organizations |
ymn /ɟamana/
|
national research organizations |
ymn929c /ɟamanaɲɔntɔɲɔʃa/ ⋄
|
CNRS; Centre national de la recherche scientifique |
ymn929e /ɟamanaɲɔntɔɲɔe/ ⋄
|
CNR; Consiglio nazionale delle ricerche |
yo /ɟo/
|
congresses; conferences; symposia |
yt /ɟata/
|
documents; instantiations; knowledge items ↞ x artworks w artifacts ≈ DDC 090 |
yt91 /ɟataɲɔmpɔ/ []
|
published in time [palaeography; diplomatics] |
yt92 /ɟataɲɔntɔ/ []
|
published in place |
yt93 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by author born at time; creator |
yt932 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔntɔ/ []
|
distributed by distributor |
yt933 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
published by publisher; publishing house |
yt9337 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔɲcɔjɔ/ []
|
printed by printer |
yt935 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔlpɔ/ []
|
translated by translator |
yt936 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔltɔ/ []
|
edited by editor |
yt937 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔjɔ/ []
|
with contribution by contributor |
yt938 /ɟataɲɔɲcɔrkɔ/ []
|
presented to; dedicated to; Festschrift for honoured author |
yt953 /ɟataɲɔlpɔɲcɔ/ []
|
translation of document in original language |
yt9533 /ɟataɲɔlpɔɲcɔɲcɔ/ []
|
translated from original language |
yt954 /ɟataɲɔlpɔŋkɔ/ []
|
free translation of |
yt955 /ɟataɲɔlpɔlpɔ/ []
|
abridged edition of |
yt9554 /ɟataɲɔlpɔlpɔŋkɔ/ []
|
expurgated edition of; censored edition of |
yt956 /ɟataɲɔlpɔltɔ/ []
|
paraphrase of |
yt957 /ɟataɲɔlpɔjɔ/ []
|
imitation of; parody of |
yt958 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔ/ []
|
commenting commented document |
yt9583 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔɲcɔ/ []
|
building on; developing on basis document |
yt9584 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔŋkɔ/ []
|
criticizing; opposing; against |
yt9585 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔlpɔ/ []
|
answering; reacting to answered document |
yt9586 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔltɔ/ []
|
supporting; commenting favourably |
yt9587 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
summary of; abstract; digest of summarized document |
yt9588 /ɟataɲɔlpɔrkɔrkɔ/ []
|
reviewing reviewed document |
yt959 /ɟataɲɔlpɔɲɔ/ []
|
adaptation of; dramatization; novelization; screenplay; libretto of document of different genre |
yt97cW /ɟataɲɔjɔʃawaw/
|
multimedia |
yt9887 /ɟataɲɔrkɔrkɔjɔ/ []
|
copy of; reproduction; facsimile of original document |
ytb /ɟataba/
|
oral reports; testimonies; oral knowledge |
ytc /ɟataʃa/
|
written texts |
ytc915 /ɟataʃaɲɔmpɔlpɔ/ []
|
issued each days seriality; periodicity |
ytc915np /ɟataʃaɲɔmpɔlpɔnapa/
|
daily |
ytc915nv /ɟataʃaɲɔmpɔlpɔnava/
|
weekly |
ytc915or /ɟataʃaɲɔmpɔlpɔora/
|
monthly |
ytcY /ɟataʃaɟaw/
|
title |
ytceWg /ɟataʃewawga/
|
press |
ytce /ɟataʃe/
|
newspapers ≈ DDC 050 070 |
ytce93 /ɟataʃeɲɔɲcɔ/ []
|
by journalist |
ytcg /ɟataʃaga/
|
magazines ≈ DDC 050 |
ytcgac /ɟataʃagɛʃa/
|
magazine columns |
ytcj /ɟataʃaʒa/
|
academic journals; research serials ≈ DDC 050 |
ytck /ɟataʃaka/
|
academic series; collections |
ytcɭ /ɟataʃala/
|
conference proceedings ↞ yo congresses |
ytcm /ɟataʃama/
|
monographs |
ytcm976 /ɟataʃamaɲɔjɔltɔ/ []
|
including component |
ytcmac /ɟataʃamɛʃa/
|
cover; package; box |
ytcmaf /ɟataʃamɛfa/
|
front page |
ytcmah /ɟataʃamɛɣa/
|
table of contents |
ytcmak /ɟataʃamɛka/
|
chapter; section |
ytcman /ɟataʃamɛna/
|
notes |
ytcmau /ɟataʃamɛu/
|
appendix; extra; bonus |
ytcmaw /ɟataʃamɛwa/
|
bibliography; references |
ytcmax /ɟataʃamɛxa/
|
index |
ytcmb /ɟataʃamaba/
|
essays; non-systematic expositions |
ytcmd /ɟataʃamada/
|
introductions |
ytcme /ɟataʃame/
|
textbooks; didactic expositions ↞ yl schools |
ytcmee /ɟataʃameje/
|
teaching program books |
ytcmei /ɟataʃamei/
|
exercise books |
ytcmeu /ɟataʃameu/
|
examination preparation books |
ytcmg /ɟataʃamaga/
|
guides; practical information |
ytcmr /ɟataʃamara/
|
treatise; systematic exposition |
ytcms /ɟataʃamasa/
|
summae |
ytcmx /ɟataʃamaxa/
|
classics |
ytcn /ɟataʃana/
|
working reports |
ytcnd /ɟataʃanada/
|
dissertations; theses ↞ ylu universities |
ytcnr /ɟataʃanara/
|
activity reports; research reports |
ytco /ɟataʃo/
|
official publications |
ytcoɭ /ɟataʃola/
|
law texts |
ytcop /ɟataʃopa/
|
patent documents |
ytcq /ɟataʃaca/
|
sacred texts ↞ raos scriptures |
ytct /ɟataʃata/
|
tables; data bases; statistics |
ytcuWy /ɟataʃuwawɟa/
|
reference works |
ytcu /ɟataʃu/
|
atlases ↞ j land |
ytcv /ɟataʃava/
|
almanacs; agendas |
ytcw /ɟataʃawa/
|
dictionaries; encyclopaedia; directories ≈ DDC 030 |
ytcx /ɟataʃaxa/
|
indexes; indices; bibliographies; catalogues ≈ DDC 010 011 |
ytd /ɟatada/
|
diagrams |
ytg /ɟataga/
|
maps |
yti /ɟati/
|
pictures; still images |
ytid /ɟatida/
|
drawings |
ytip /ɟatipa/
|
photographs |
ytm /ɟatama/
|
videos; moving images |
ytn /ɟatana/
|
sound records |
ytp /ɟatapa/
|
objects |
ytq /ɟataca/
|
models; 3D copies |
ytqc /ɟatacaʃa/
|
casts |
yts /ɟatasa/
|
specimens; samples |
ytx /ɟataxa/
|
finds; exhibits |
yv /ɟava/
|
document collections; GLAMs; knowledge sources |
yvh /ɟavaɣa/
|
archives ↞ ytc written texts |
yviWɭ /ɟaviwawla/
|
library and information services [library and information science; LIS] ≈ DDC 020 |
yvi /ɟavi/
|
information services [information science; documentation] ↞ ytc written texts |
yvɭ /ɟavala/
|
libraries [library science] ↞ wnkb books ytc written texts |
yvm /ɟavama/
|
exhibitions |
yvme /ɟavame/
|
temporary exhibitions |
yvmf /ɟavamafa/
|
serial exhibitions |
yvmn /ɟavamana/
|
botanical gardens ↞ mp plants |
yvmo /ɟavamo/
|
zoos; zoological gardens ↞ mq animals |
yvmu /ɟavamu/
|
museums [museology] ≈ DDC 069 |
yvmv /ɟavamava/
|
galleries ↞ xf paintings |
yvr /ɟavara/
|
digital repositories; digital libraries ↞ wnw Internet |
yx /ɟaxa/
|
knowledge organization systems; KOSs; documentary languages; indexing languages [knowledge organization; classification theory] |
yxc /ɟaxaʃa/
|
lists |
yxe /ɟaxe/
|
keywords; tags |
yxi /ɟaxi/
|
taxonomies |
yxn /ɟaxana/
|
controlled vocabularies |
yxnh /ɟaxanaɣa/
|
subject heading lists |
yxnt /ɟaxanata/
|
thesauri |
yxs /ɟaxasa/
|
classification schemes; systems |
yxt /ɟaxata/
|
ontologies |
~ /~/
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infinity everything [mystic; theology] |
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