W |
everything until |
Wy |
phenomena; known entities [ontology] ≈ DDC 111 |
|
|
-WWİ |
then coordinated class sharing no letter in ordered set |
-W |
spanning to |
-WA |
and; together with coordinated class sharing no letter; joint class |
-WB |
and coordinated class sharing one letter |
-WC |
and coordinated class sharing two letters |
-WD |
and coordinated class sharing three letters |
-WE |
and coordinated class sharing four letters |
-WF |
and coordinated class sharing five letters |
-WG |
and coordinated class sharing six letters |
-WH |
and coordinated class sharing seven letters |
-Wİ |
and coordinated class sharing eight letters |
-WJ |
and coordinated class sharing nine letters |
-WK |
and coordinated class sharing ten letters |
-WT |
then coordinated class in ordered series |
-We ⋄ |
spanning to -e |
-A |
all; the entirety position 0 in chain; universal quantifier |
-B |
position 1 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-C |
position 2 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-D |
position 3 in this chain; facet generalizer |
-T |
as in another KOS standard subclasses from another scheme, e.g. ILC3 |
-U |
those; the typical favoured subclass in the present context |
-V |
these; present; current demonstrative |
-X |
some; any; unspecified indeterminative |
-XY |
what; which; x; unknown variables |
-Y |
the; actual; real; particular determinative; instance; name; proper noun |
-YU |
prescriptive; instructional; imperative |
-YX |
are...?; is it true? interrogative |
-YZ |
it is these which rheme |
-Z |
the mentioned; the following; that abbreviation; internal reference; phoric |
-ZZ |
the previously mentioned |
0 [] |
as for; seen from; in light of; modelled in perspective; aspect; bias; viewpoint; stance; model; relativity; interpretation; thirdness; phase relationship; dimension γ ← ae relations |
0(Y) |
are seen from |
00 [] |
as attested in; testified; witnessed; recorded; reported in document; carrier; medium; specimen; knowledge item; dimension δ |
000 [] |
as kept in knowledge context; collection theme; dimension ε |
0000 [] |
as relevant to information need; dimension ζ |
00000 [] |
as accessed by people; dimension η ← u social groups |
000000 |
as known by cognitive ability |
000003 [] |
as accessed by people class |
0007 [] |
as collected in document collection |
0007l |
libraries |
0007mu |
museums |
001 [] |
produced in; published in publication time |
002 [] |
produced in; published in publication region |
003 [] |
by author; creator |
0032 [] |
distributed by distributor |
0033 [] |
published by publisher |
00337 [] |
printed by printer; typographer |
0035 [] |
translated by translator |
0036 [] |
presented to; Festschrift for honoured author |
0037 [] |
with contribution by contributing author |
0038 [] |
edited by editor |
003doi ⋄ |
William Shakespeare |
004 [] |
commenting on commented resource |
0043 [] |
building on; developing on; continuing basic resource |
0044 [] |
criticizing; opposing; against criticized resource |
0045 [] |
answering answered resource |
0046 [] |
commenting favourably; propaganda of |
0047 [] |
summarizing summarized resource |
0048 [] |
reviewing reviewed resource |
005 [] |
in language |
0053 [] |
translated from original language |
0055 [] |
paraphrased from original language |
0056 [] |
style; rhetorical strategy |
0058 [] |
in literary form |
006 [] |
treated for target; public |
0061 [] |
for school level |
0067 [] |
treated for specialists in discipline |
007 [] |
as in document format |
0074 [] |
corrupted by damage |
0076 [] |
as in medium |
008 [] |
as in KB document size |
01 [] |
as known in historical period |
02 [] |
as known in region |
026 [] |
as known in culture; civilization |
03 [] |
studied by general research method |
030 [] |
exemplified by study case; sample; specimen; example; ofness |
031 [] |
studied through research stage |
032 [] |
studied in research environment |
033 [] |
studied by researcher |
035 [] |
studied through research procedure |
037 [] |
using research tool |
038 [] |
studied using source |
039 |
studied by special method |
04 [] |
viewing; modeling; simulating; representing; interpreting modeled knowledge |
05 [] |
conveying communicative function; act |
06 [] |
according to general theory; world view; Weltanschauung |
060 [] |
theorized as rationale |
060a ⋄ |
rationality |
060d ⋄ |
inherent nature |
060o ⋄ |
intuition |
060t ⋄ |
rule |
060u ⋄ |
authority |
060v ⋄ |
negotiation |
060w ⋄ |
tradition |
0630 ⋄ |
ascribed to theorized agent; explanatory phenomenon |
0630an ⋄ |
numbers; numerology |
0630g ⋄ |
matter; materialism |
0630j ⋄ |
natural phenomena |
0630p ⋄ |
intentional individuals |
0630q ⋄ |
meaning; hermeneutics |
0630r ⋄ |
artifacts |
0630v ⋄ |
organizations |
0630wo ⋄ |
spirit; spiritualism |
0640 [] |
theorized as interacting with interacting phenomenon |
065 [] |
theorized as undergoing path; process |
068 [] |
theory applicability |
068e |
situation-specific; idiographic |
068i |
partly generalizable |
068v |
highly generalizable; nomothetic |
07 [] |
studied in discipline; field |
073 [] |
among discourse community; social domain |
076 [] |
applied to activity field; sphere; domain; application |
0760sj ⋄ |
welfare |
0760sw ⋄ |
education |
0760u ⋄ |
politics |
0760v ⋄ |
economy |
0760x ⋄ |
arts |
0760y ⋄ |
intellectual activities |
08 [] |
veracity; fictionality |
080 [] |
as looking for quest; mission; objective |
081 [] |
as set at time; epoch |
082 [] |
as set in region |
083 [] |
as helped by friend character |
084 [] |
as opposed by evil force; enemy |
085 [] |
as narrated in story; plot |
086 [] |
occurring |
086f |
sometimes; occasional; accidental; syntagmatical |
086y |
always; semantical |
087 [] |
as with character |
088 [] |
probability; likelihood ← au probabilities |
08f |
fictional |
08g |
allegorical |
09 |
according to special theory |
1 [] |
at position; sequential position; moment; stage; time |
1(Y) |
are at |
10 [] |
during; at the same time as contemporary phenomena |
104 [] |
moment of; sequential position of |
10V |
present; now |
10tywr ⋄ |
World War II |
11 [] |
at; ranked rank; ordinal number, place in classification |
11np |
first; #1 |
11nq |
second; #2 |
11nr |
third; #3 |
12 [] |
in moment; period; temporal context |
13 [] |
from; since; beginning at; originated at start time |
134 [] |
until; ending at end time |
14 [] |
before subsequent time |
140 [] |
before subsequent phenomenon |
144 [] |
after preceding time |
144V |
in the future |
14V |
in the past |
15 [] |
at day time |
157 [] |
in day part |
157m ⋄ |
morning |
15n ⋄ |
noon |
16 [] |
in date |
161 [] |
each days; periodicity |
161np |
daily |
161nv |
weekly |
161or |
monthly |
161prut |
yearly |
165 [] |
on week day |
165b ⋄ |
Sunday |
166 [] |
in lunar phase |
167 [] |
in season |
17 [] |
in historical time |
17aiWy ⋄ |
Middle Ages |
17ts ⋄ |
1969 |
18 [] |
in age; geological era |
188 [] |
in absolute time |
18ge ⋄ |
Pleistocene |
19 |
at special stage; step; phase; event |
2 [] |
in situation; condition; context; place |
2(Y) |
are in |
20 [] |
in; within situation; condition; context ← ae relations |
204 [] |
hosting; place of; venue of hosted phenomenon; event |
20V |
here; in this condition |
21 [] |
in position; rank; spatial sequence |
214 [] |
in front of; before (spatial) place behind |
216 [] |
above; upon lower place |
218 [] |
on the left of place on the right |
21nb |
first |
21y |
last |
22 [] |
near zone; area |
23 [] |
from provenance; origin |
237 [] |
from cardinal direction |
24 [] |
away from; outside far place; elsewhere |
248 [] |
centrality |
248f ⋄ |
peripheral |
248u ⋄ |
central |
25 [] |
in; within environment; niche; context; set; system; milieu; site; seat; venue; atelier; workroom |
253 [] |
with weather |
256 [] |
in regime; climate |
26 [] |
towards destination |
265 [] |
through crossed place |
267 [] |
towards cardinal point; sector |
27 [] |
in region; place |
276 [] |
in geographical region; area; basin |
28 [] |
at latitude degrees; relative position |
286 [] |
at altitude Km; orthogonal relative position ← j99 |
288 [] |
at longitude degrees; complementary position |
28ju ⋄ |
Equator |
29 |
in special place; region; location |
3 |
by; affected by agent; actor |
3(Y) |
are affected by |
30 [] |
due to; determinated by; explained by cause; aitia; less affected phenomenon |
304 [] |
affecting; to object; affected phenomenon |
31 [] |
evolved from originator; ancestor |
310 [] |
evolved from; come from previous stage; origin; background; source; provenance; phylogeny [phylogenetics] |
313 [] |
emerged from previous level of organization |
3136 |
strongly emerged from previous stratum |
3140 [] |
evolving into |
32 [] |
native to; of homeland; motherland |
33 [] |
made by; produced; created by modern creator; author; producer |
330 |
caused by efficient cause; causation |
3304 [] |
creating; making, causing product; creation |
331 [] |
replicated from; reproduced from parent; replicator |
336 [] |
modelled by; informed by; instructed by model; informer; mould |
34 [] |
interacting with; communicating with; reciprocally influencing interagent |
340 [] |
interacting with other phenomenon |
35 [] |
played by; steered by operator |
357 [] |
through collaborator; mediator; influencer |
36 [] |
for beneficiary; patient; assistee; addressee |
360 [] |
towards; for goal; purpose; destination; potential; sake; final cause [teleonomy; teleology] |
37 [] |
through; influenced by tool; catalyzer |
370 [] |
through; exposed to; subjected to factor; mean; mediator; external tool |
3704 [] |
influencing influenced phenomenon |
38 [] |
resulting from force; pressure |
380 [] |
because of; entailed by; result of reason; rationale; logical premise |
39 |
with; by special tool; instrument; equipment |
3X |
something |
4 [] |
contrasting; versus; facing; limited by opposition; disorder; conflict; secondness |
4(Y) |
is opposed to |
40 [] |
opposed to; contrary to; different from; alternative to; complementary to; facing opposed phenomenon; disturbance; secondness |
41 |
passing through crisis; critical stage |
42 |
limited by; conditioned by; selected by; facing problematic context; pitfall; trap; environmental pressure |
43 |
conflicting with; altered by; tainted by; damaged by; weakened by antagonist; anti-agent; enemy; inhibitor; impactant; negative factor |
431 |
tainted by taint; inherited limitation |
434 |
against; contrasting; opposing risk; target; enemy |
44 |
ending by destruction; suppression; elimination; death |
45 |
undergoing malfunction; crisis; perturbation; deterioration; alteration course |
46 |
having symptom |
47 |
worsened by hindrance; obstruction; obstacle; negative factor; inhibitor; impactant; handicap; snag; hitch; holdback |
474 |
altered from; disintegrated from; former; ex; changed after; transformed from |
48 |
constrained by; forced; coerced by restriction; rule |
49 |
special disorder; problem; fault; abnormality |
5 [] |
transformation; change; process; mechanism; dynamics ← ag operations cp occurrents |
5(Y) |
undergo actual change |
50 [] |
through transformation; change; external process |
504 [] |
changing; transforming; acting on affected object |
519 |
development; evolution; history ← ag operations |
519i |
beginning; start |
519k |
first stages |
519m |
developing |
519n |
young |
519p |
apex |
519q |
decline |
519r |
end |
52 [] |
action context |
53 [] |
undergoing operation; action |
54 [] |
dynamicity |
545 [] |
dynamicity change |
546 [] |
stability |
546f |
unstable; changeable; variable |
546u |
stable |
547 [] |
standard deviation |
548 [] |
dynamicity measure |
54c |
still; non dynamic |
54f |
slow |
54m |
dynamic |
54u |
quick |
55 |
variation; process change |
56 [] |
transition; way; behaviour; course; proceeding |
560 |
becoming; changing into |
562 [] |
towards term; aimed point; situation; promised land |
566 [] |
tending towards; regulating to equilibrium value; homeostasis; health ← cpoh homeostasis |
57 [] |
stage |
576 [] |
according to path; procedure; checklist; schedule; chart |
58 |
through; by activity |
59 |
through special process; internal process |
5V |
thus |
6 [] |
having; being property; state; propensity; firstness |
6(Y) |
have |
60 [] |
having; being; featuring external property; state; feature; form; firstness |
604 [] |
qualifying; characterizing |
60a |
logical |
60bb |
diachronical |
60bc |
spatial |
60bcb |
linear |
60bcc |
flat |
60bccbc |
circular |
60bcceU |
squared |
60bcd |
tree-dimensional; solid |
60bcdU |
cubic |
60bcdhfp |
parallelepiped |
60bcdy |
spherical |
60bp |
dynamical; processual |
60bpe |
static |
60bpoc |
stochastic |
60e |
atomical |
60f |
chemical |
60g |
material |
60gg |
gaseous |
60gl |
liquid |
60gs |
solid |
60h |
celestial |
60i |
mineral |
60j |
geographical |
60k |
genetic |
60m |
living |
60n |
wild; natural |
60o |
instinctive; spontaneous; impulsive |
60p |
conscious |
60q |
verbal; linguistic |
60r |
religious; sacred; holy |
60s |
social |
60t |
official |
60u |
economical |
60v |
technological |
60w |
artificial |
60x |
artistic |
60y |
intellectual |
61 |
sequence; ordinal number |
615 |
developing; aging |
619 [] |
age |
62 |
shape |
63 |
tradition; history |
64 |
violating; disobeying regulation; norm; requirement; obligation |
65 |
towards; tending to; inclined to disposition; propensity; trend; tendency; attraction |
66 |
agreeing with; conforming to; à la template; standard; reference; pattern; regulation; norm
requirement; obligation; restraint |
661 |
style of epoch |
662 |
local style |
668 [] |
quality |
668f |
bad; poor |
668u |
good |
67 |
feature; attribute; character; trait |
68 |
appearance; look |
680 [] |
like; equal to correspondent phenomenon |
6804 [] |
different from; dissimilar from; unlike different phenomenon |
687 |
facet; aspect |
6880 [] |
similar to; like alike phenomenon |
69 |
special property |
6V |
such |
7 [] |
constituent; part |
7(Y) |
have as part |
70 [] |
with; made of substance; matter; material; material cause; external system as part |
704 [] |
belonging to; part of whole |
71 [] |
span; period; interval |
72 [] |
sector; portion |
73 [] |
tie; link; bond |
74 [] |
integration; consistency |
748 [] |
continuity |
748c |
discrete |
748y |
continuous |
74b |
detached parts |
74c |
independent parts |
74f |
partially autonomous parts; federated; mechanical |
74m |
integrated; emergent |
74u |
very integrated; holistic |
75 [] |
organ; component; subsystem; role; internal function |
76 [] |
material; stuff; substance; continuous consituent |
77 [] |
element; module; discrete part ← aw systems |
78 [] |
complexity; structure; degree of organization |
785 [] |
structure change |
785f |
getting simpler |
785u |
getting complex |
788 |
made of quantity of elements; pieces |
78f |
simple |
78u |
complex |
79 |
special part |
8 [] |
consisting in quantity; intensity; degree; extent |
8(Y) |
consist of actual quantity |
80 [] |
as much as |
804 [] |
measure of |
80sjig |
a bag |
80sjil |
a bottle |
80svet |
a truck |
81 [] |
span measure; sequentual extent; duration; average life |
810 [] |
as long as equally long phenomena |
8110 [] |
shorter than longer phenomena |
81140 [] |
longer than shorter phenomenon |
818 [] |
lasting standard duration measure |
81f |
short |
81u |
long |
82 [] |
size; magnitude; extent |
820 [] |
as big as equally big phenomena |
820mqri ⋄ |
as big as an insect |
8210 [] |
smaller than greater phenomena |
82140 [] |
greater than smaller phenomena |
825 [] |
growth rate |
827 [] |
length; x axis |
8277 [] |
height; z axis |
8278 [] |
width; y axis |
828 [] |
size measure; volume |
829 [] |
extent; area |
82f |
small |
82u |
big |
83 [] |
diversity; consistence; consistency |
84 [] |
intensionality |
840 [] |
half- |
84b |
its opposite; contrary |
84c |
not; non- |
84g |
quasi |
84l |
little |
84t |
typically; prototypically |
84v |
very |
85 [] |
getting changed quantity |
85b |
diminishing; decreasing |
85m |
stable |
85u |
growing; rising; augmenting |
85v |
multiplicating; exponentially growing |
86 [] |
amounting to quantity; amount; intensity; pattern; degree; extent; quantifier |
86c |
none |
86e |
very few |
86f |
few; little |
86m |
some plural |
86u |
much; many |
86v |
very many |
86y |
all |
87 [] |
fraction; proportion |
878 [] |
numerical fraction |
878u ⋄ |
60% |
878uqr ⋄ |
62.3% |
87e |
a small minority |
87f |
a minority |
87i |
about half |
87m |
some |
87u |
most |
87v |
a large majority |
88 [] |
number; numerical quantity; cardinality |
880 [] |
as many as |
8810 [] |
less than more numerous phenomenon |
88140 [] |
more than less numerous phenomenon |
88n |
some units; individuals |
88np ⋄ |
1 |
88o |
some tens |
88ot ⋄ |
5 tens |
88ots ⋄ |
54 |
89 |
special measure |
9 [] |
of; for; qualified by; defined by; relative to quality; qualification; specification; relation; kind; differentia |
9(Y) |
are of |
90 [] |
of; for; coping with; dealing with related phenomenon; application; function; sector; subject device |
904 [] |
qualifying qualified phenomenon |
91 [] |
of sequential position; moment; time |
92 [] |
of context; place; range; milieu |
93 [] |
of origin; author; provenance; descendance |
94 [] |
anti; against defining opposition; disturb |
95 [] |
doing qualifying transformation; process; procedure; participle |
96 [] |
for function; destination |
97 [] |
with qualifying part |
970 [] |
of substance; material |
974 [] |
without; lacking missing part |
98 [] |
of; qualified by; defined by; relative to amount; consistence; relation; kind; differentia ← ae8c binary |
99 [] |
special quality |
9V |
of this kind |
9X |
of what |
AW(Z) |
the deictics; constants; known; preferred classes; shortened notations |
A |
reality; being; everything; the world; the universe general class [metaphysics; general philosophy] ≈ DDC 000 110 |
Aa |
absolute; apeiron; logos; Tao; brahman; God; noumena; dyamical objects the indifferentiated whole; total symmetry; anything [mystic; theology] |
B |
the first ones; a1 |
C |
the second ones; a2 |
D |
the third ones; a3 |
E |
the fourth ones; a4 |
F |
the fifth ones; a5 |
G |
the sixth ones; a6 |
H |
the seventh ones; a7 |
İ |
the eighth ones; a8 |
J |
the ninth ones; a9 |
K |
the tenth ones; a10 |
L |
the eleventh ones; a11 |
M |
the twelfth ones; a12 |
N |
the thirteenth ones; a13 |
O |
the fourteenth ones; a14 |
P |
the fifteenth ones; a15 |
Q |
the sixteenth ones; a16 |
R |
the seventeenth ones; a17 |
S |
the eighteenth ones; a18 |
T |
those; a0; the current; present; the domain of discourse favoured host class; local deictic; abbreviation in standard schedules followed by standard subclasses
|
U [] |
persons; individuals generally typical class |
UX |
modern persons by birth quarter century |
UXX |
modern persons by birth year |
UXXX [] |
modern persons by birth half-month |
UXXXX [] |
modern persons by birth day |
UXXXXX [] |
modern persons by birth day and country |
UY [] |
individuals initial letters of family name |
Uagfy |
persons born in 551 BCE; Confucius |
Uagmq |
persons born in 384 BCE; Aristotle |
Uagnu |
persons born in 356 BCE; Alexander III of Macedon the Great |
Uagq |
persons born in 300-276 BCE; Archimedes |
Uahdv |
persons born in 4 BCE |
UahdvYc |
Jesus; Christ; Jesus of Nazareth; the Nazarene; Emmanuel; Lord; Savior; Son of God |
UahdvYs |
Seneca; Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger |
Uahg |
persons born in 51-75 CE; Paul the Apostle; Saul of Tarsus |
Uahsd |
persons born in 354 CE; Augustine of Hippo |
Uahx |
persons born in 476-500 CE; Boethius |
Uaicu |
persons born in 570; Muhammad |
Uail |
persons born in 776-800 CE; al-Khwarizmi |
Uaite |
persons born in 980; Ibn Sina; Avicenna |
Uaivw |
persons born in 1048; Omar Khayyam |
Uaka |
persons born in 1126; Ibn Rushd; Averroes |
Uamy |
persons born in 1200; Dōgen Zenji |
Uany |
persons born in 1225; Thomas Aquinas |
Uard |
persons born in 1304; Petrarch |
Uasg |
persons born in 1332; Ibn Khaldun |
Uaxa |
persons born in 1451; Christopher Columbus |
Uaxw |
persons born in 1473; Nicolaus Copernicus |
Uaxy |
persons born in 1475; Michelangelo |
UbWy |
modern persons; persons born since 1500 CE |
Ucv |
persons born in 1547; Miguel de Cervantes |
Udn |
persons born in 1564 |
Udnd |
persons born in February 1-15, 1564; Galileo Galilei |
Udni |
persons born in April 16-30, 1564; William Shakespeare |
Udu |
persons born in 1571; Johannes Kepler |
Ueb |
persons born in 1577; Peter Paul Rubens |
Uem |
people born in 1588; Thomas Hobbes |
Ueu |
persons born in 1596; René Descartes |
Uff |
persons born in 1606; Rembrandt |
Ufv |
persons born in 1622; Molière |
Ufw |
persons born in 1623; Blaise Pascal |
Ugg |
people born in 1632 |
Uggq |
persons born in August 16-31, 1632; John Locke |
Uggw |
persons born in November 16-30, 1632; Baruch Spinoza |
Ugq |
persons born in 1642; Isaac Newton |
Ugu |
persons born in 1646; Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz |
Uij |
persons born in 1685; Johann Sebastian Bach |
Uis |
persons born in 1694; Voltaire |
Ujg |
persons born in 1707 |
Ujgh |
persons born in April 1-15, 1707; Leonhard Euler |
Ujgk |
persons born in May 16-31, 1707; Carl Linnaeus |
Ujk |
persons born in 1711; David Hume |
Ujl |
persons born in 1712; Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
Ujx |
persons born in 1724; Immanuel Kant |
Ukk |
persons born in 1736; Joseph-Louis Lagrange |
Ukx |
persons born in 1749; J. W. Goethe |
Uls |
persons born in 1769; Napoleon |
Ult |
persons born in 1770 |
Ultq |
persons born in August 16-31, 1770; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel |
Ulty |
persons born in December 16-31, 1770; Ludwig van Beethoven |
Umb |
persons born in 1777; Carl Friedrich Gauss |
Umw |
persons born in 1798; Auguste Comte |
Uni |
persons born in 1809 |
Unice ⋄ |
persons born on 19 January 1809; Edgar Allan Poe |
Unidm |
persons born on 12 February 1809 |
Unidmb |
persons born on 12 February 1809 in UK; Charles Darwin |
Unidmu |
persons born on 12 February 1809 in USA; Abraham Lincoln |
Uno |
persons born in 1815; Ada Lovelace |
Unr |
persons born in 1818; Karl Marx |
Uns |
persons born in 1819; Queen Victoria |
Uof |
persons born in 1831; James Clerk Maxwell |
Uon |
persons born in 1839; Charles Sanders Peirce |
Upc |
persons born in 1853; Vincent van Gogh |
Upd |
persons born in 1854; Henri Poincaré |
Upf |
persons born in 1856; Sigmund Freud |
Upl |
persons born in 1862; David Hilbert |
Ups |
persons born in 1869; Mahatma Gandhi |
Upt |
persons born in 1870; Lenin |
Upv |
persons born in 1872; Bertrand Russell |
Uqd |
persons born in 1879; Albert Einstein |
Uqf |
persons born in 1881; Pablo Picasso |
Uqs |
persons born in 1894; Norbert Wiener |
Urb |
persons born in 1902; Paul Dirac |
Urc |
persons born in 1903 |
Urcv |
persons born in November 1-15, 1903; Konrad Lorenz |
Urcy |
persons born in December 16-31, 1903; John von Neumann |
Urf |
persons born in 1906; Kurt Gödel |
Url |
persons born in 1912; Alan Turing |
Urr |
persons born in 1918; Nelson Mandela |
UsbvpfddYvog ⋄ |
Ferdinando Vogliotti person born on 15 November 1927 in MC of Turin |
Usc |
persons born in 1928; Stanley Kubrick |
Usd |
persons born in 1929; Martin Luther King |
Usf |
persons born in 1931; Michail Gorbačëv |
Uso |
persons born in 1940; Pele |
Ut |
persons born in 1951-1975 CE |
Ute |
persons born in 1955 |
Utel |
persons born in June 1-15, 1955; Tim Berners-Lee |
Uvc |
persons born in 2003 |
Uvcb |
persons born in January 1-15, 2003; Greta Thunberg |
V |
the present; here and now; Dasein |
X |
something single rank; main classes |
XA |
something any number of ranks |
XX |
first-rank subclasses |
XXX |
second-rank subclasses |
Xa |
x0 |
Xb |
x1 |
Xc |
x2 |
Y |
the existent; actual |
Y3Y |
individual is affected by |
Z |
the following; the mentioned; that internal reference, phoric |
ZZ |
the aforementioned; previous anaphoric reference |
aW |
information |
a |
forms; structures; abstract objects [formal sciences; logic; mathematics] ≈ DDC 510 160 |
a22 [] |
in neighbourhood |
a3 |
implied by; as a consequence of premise |
a4 |
with error |
a58 [] |
through transformation; operation; function; map; morphism |
a6 [] |
property |
a60 |
equal to result |
a7 |
part; element; component |
a77 [] |
containing; ∋ member; individual |
a78 [] |
including; ⊃ subset |
a7t |
elements |
a7u |
subsets |
a7uc |
structure-preserving subsets |
a7ud |
divisor subsets |
a7ul |
lateral subsets |
a7un |
independent subsets |
a7uns |
bases ← akc vector spaces |
a7us |
substructures |
a7usq |
quotient-capable substructures |
a7w |
cosets |
a8 [] |
number |
a89 [] |
amount |
a9 [] |
kind |
aa |
nothing |
ab |
individuals; instances; particulars |
ac |
classes; sets; collections; kinds; universals [set theory] |
ac6 |
occasionality |
ac6o |
occasional; accidental attributes |
ac6s |
by definition; substantial; essential; intrinsical substantial classes |
ac9 |
intensionals; fuzzy classes [fuzzy set theory; fuzzy logic] |
ac9b |
opposite; contrary |
ac9c |
not; other than; non-class |
ac9e |
hardly |
ac9g |
almost; about quasi-class |
ac9j |
scarcely; barely |
ac9l |
little; a bit |
ac9n |
partially |
ac9q |
quite copula |
ac9s |
definitely; just |
ac9t |
typically; stereotype; typical specimen |
ac9v |
very; extremely |
aca |
the empty class; empty set |
ad |
properties; characteristics |
ae |
relations; correspondences |
ae23 [] |
from domain |
ae26 [] |
to range; image |
ae28 [] |
in field |
ae33 [] |
from set of departure |
ae36 [] |
to codomain; set of destination |
ae6 |
relation property |
ae6h |
reflexive |
ae6j |
symmetric |
ae6l |
transitive |
ae6n |
connected |
ae6q |
equivalent ← ae6h reflexive ae6j symmetric ae6l transitive |
ae8 |
arity; adicity; dimension; number of arguments; places ← anai |
ae8a |
nullary |
ae8b |
unary; properties [truth logic] |
ae8c |
binary; diadic; 2-place |
ae8d |
ternary; triadic; 3-place |
ae9 |
cardinality |
ae98 [] |
of argument; term |
ae9b |
one-to-one |
ae9d |
one-to-many |
ae9m |
many-to-one |
ae9n |
many-to-many |
aeb |
identity ← ae6q equivalent |
aeb98 [] |
of term |
aee |
equality |
aef |
similarity |
aei |
inequality |
aem |
set membership; belonging |
aem97 [] |
of instance |
aem98 [] |
to class |
aep |
parthood; part-whole; inclusion [mereology] |
aep97 [] |
of part |
aep98 [] |
in whole |
aepp |
proper part-whole |
aept |
overlap |
aepu |
underlap |
aes |
set inclusion; genus-species |
aes97 [] |
of species |
aes98 [] |
in genus |
af |
predications [predicate logic] |
af97 [] |
about object |
af98 [] |
of class; feature |
ag |
operations; transformations; maps; morphisms |
ag6 [] |
operation property |
ag6i |
associative |
ag6m |
commutative |
ag6p |
idempotent |
ag96 [] |
equal to result |
ag98 [] |
of operand |
ag98kc |
vector spaces |
ag98kt |
topological spaces; continous functions |
ag98lt |
categories; functors |
agh |
homomorphisms |
agh98 [] |
of structure |
agh98lmm |
monoids |
agh98lo |
groups |
agh98lr |
rings |
agh98me |
order homomorphisms; order-preserving functions |
agh98mr |
graphs |
agh98msm |
matroids |
aghe |
epimorphisms; surjective morphisms |
aghi |
monomorphisms; injective morphisms |
aghm |
isomorphisms; bijective morphisms ← aghe epimorphisms aghi monomorphisms |
aghn |
endomorphisms |
aghu |
automorphisms ← aghm isomorphisms aghn endomorphisms |
agm |
sum; union; addition |
agm96 [] |
equal to sum |
agm98 [] |
of term; addend; summand |
agm98kt |
topological spaces; topologies |
agm98me |
posets |
agm98msm |
matroids |
agm98n |
quantities; numbers |
agm98nnr98nnq96nnt ⋄ |
2 + 3 = 5 |
agmd |
disjoint union |
agmo |
ordinal sum |
agn |
difference; complement; subtraction |
agn96 [] |
equal to difference |
agn98 [] |
of minuend |
agn983 [] |
minus subtrahend |
agn98n |
quantities; numbers |
agn98nnt983nnq96nnr ⋄ |
5 - 2 = 3 |
agns |
symmetric difference; exclusive or; xor |
ago |
direct-like operations |
agom |
direct sum |
agom98 [] |
of structure |
agom98kc |
vector spaces |
agom98msm |
matroids |
agop |
direct product |
agop98 [] |
of structure |
agop98lmm |
monoids |
agop98lo |
groups |
agop98lt |
categories |
agp |
product; intersection |
agp98 [] |
of factor |
agp98n |
quantities; numbers |
agp98nnr98nnq96nnu ⋄ |
3 x 2 = 6 |
agpc |
Cartesian product; cross product |
agpc98 [] |
of structure |
agpc98kt |
topological spaces; Cartesian topologies |
agpc98me |
posets |
agpc98mr |
graphs |
agpe |
semidirect product |
agq |
quotient; division; partition |
agqe |
Euclidean division; division with remainder |
agqe96 [] |
equal to quotient |
agqe966 [] |
with remainder |
agqe98 [] |
of dividend |
agqe983 [] |
by divisor |
agqe98oss983nr ⋄ |
44 / 3 |
agqs |
quotient structure |
agqs98 [] |
of |
agqs98kt |
topological spaces; topologies |
agt |
tensor-like operations |
agtp |
tensor product |
agtp98 [] |
of structure |
agtp98mr |
graphs |
agu |
lexicographic product |
agu98 [] |
of structure |
agu98mr |
graphs |
agw |
exponentiation; power |
agw98 [] |
of base |
agw983 [] |
raised to the power exponent |
agw98n |
quantities; numbers |
agw98nnq983nnr96nnw ⋄ |
23 = 8 |
agx |
nth root |
agx983 [] |
-th |
agx983nnq |
square |
agx983nnr |
cube |
agx98nnx983nnq96nnr ⋄ |
√9 = 3 |
agy |
logarithm |
agy98 [] |
of |
agy983 [] |
to; base |
agy983nnq |
2; binary logarithm |
agy983nnqU |
e; natural logarithm |
agy983nop |
10; common logarithm |
agy98nous983nnq96nnu ⋄ |
log264 = 6 |
aiWj |
discrete structures [discrete mathematics; combinatorics] |
ai |
statements; propositions [classical logic] |
ai9 |
truth value |
ai9d |
contradictory; paradoxical |
ai9f |
false |
ai9t |
true |
aii |
implication |
aii96 [] |
is consequence |
aii98 [] |
of premise |
aiq |
equivalence |
ais |
subjective propositions [modal logic] |
aj |
formal languages; theories |
ajo |
recursively enumerated languages; type 0 languages |
ajp |
context-sensitive languages; type 1 languages |
ajq |
context-free languages; type 2 languages |
ajr |
regular languages; type 3 languages |
ajt |
formal theories |
ak |
spaces; mathematical spaces |
akc |
vector spaces |
akc7t |
vectors |
akc7uc |
subspaces of vector spaces; hyperplanes |
akcl |
algebras |
ake |
tensor spaces |
akf |
affine spaces |
akn |
unitary spaces |
akt |
topological spaces |
akt7t |
elements of topological spaces; points |
akt7u |
subspaces of topological spaces |
aktd |
discrete topological spaces [discrete topology] |
aktm |
metric spaces |
aktp |
compact spaces |
akts |
separable spaces |
aktso |
T0 spaces; Kolmogorov spaces |
aktsp |
T1 spaces; Fréchet spaces |
aktsq |
T2 spaces; Hausdorff spaces |
aktsr |
T3 spaces; regular spaces |
aktss |
T4 spaces; regular Hausdorff spaces |
aktw |
manifolds |
aktwd |
differentiable manifolds |
aktwds |
smooth manifolds |
aktwr |
Riemannian manifolds |
al |
algebraic structures [algebra; abstract algebra] ≈ DDC 512 |
alb |
general algebraic systems [universal algebra] |
algWy |
group-like structures |
alg |
non-closed group-like structures; non-total group-like structures |
alge |
semigroupoids |
algp |
groupoids |
ali |
non-associative group-like structures |
alim |
magmas |
aliq |
quasigroups |
aliu |
loops |
alm |
non-commutative group-like structures |
alme |
semigroups |
almi |
inverse semigroups |
almm |
monoids |
almm7t |
monoid elements |
almm7u |
submonoids |
alo |
groups [group theory] |
alo7t |
group elements |
alo7u |
subgroups |
alob |
Abelian groups |
aloc |
cyclic groups |
aloe |
symmetric groups |
alog |
alternating groups |
aloh |
dihedral groups |
alom |
simple groups |
aloms |
sporadic groups |
alor |
free groups |
alos |
solvable groups |
alou |
Lie groups |
alow |
topological groups ← ams families of sets |
alr |
ring-like structures |
alr7t |
ring elements |
alr7u |
subrings |
alr7ud |
divisor subsets |
alr7ul |
lateral subsets |
alre |
semirings |
alrj |
non-associative rings [non-associative algebra] |
alrn |
non-unitary rings; rngs |
alrr |
rings [ring theory; associative algebra] |
alrrc |
commutative rings [commutative algebra] |
alrre |
Boolean rings |
alrrf |
unique factorization domains |
alrri |
principal ideal domains |
alrrk |
division rings; skew fields |
alrrn |
noetherian rings |
alrrr |
Artinian rings |
alrru |
Lie rings |
alrrx |
fields; polynomials [field theory] |
alrrxn |
number fields |
alrrxt |
cyclotomic fields |
alt |
categories [category theory] ← ac classes alg non-closed group-like structures |
alt7u |
category subsets |
altao |
objects |
altar |
morphisms; arrows |
altc |
pre-additive categories |
altdWy |
additive categories |
alte |
pre-Abelian categories |
altl |
Abelian categories |
altx |
exact categories |
am |
combinatorial structures [combinatorics] |
ame |
posets; partially ordered sets [order theory] |
ame7t |
poset elements; vertices; nodes |
ame7u |
subposets |
ame9p |
inverse posets; dual posets; dual operation |
ame9r |
linear extension of posets |
ame9v |
vertically-indecomposable poset component |
ame9x |
poset intervals |
amed |
total orders |
amei |
series-parallel posets |
amek |
graded posets |
amer |
reduced posets |
amev |
vertically irreducible posets |
aml |
lattice-like structures |
amlj |
join-semilattices |
amlm |
meet-semilattices |
amlt |
lattices |
amltc |
complete lattices |
amltm |
modular lattices |
amlts |
distributive lattices |
amr |
graph-like structures |
amr5Df |
strong product of graphs ← agp product |
amr5Dg |
zigzag product of graphs ← agp product |
amr5Dh |
rooted product of graphs ← agp product |
amr7Dr |
edges; arcs; lines |
amr7Dv |
vertices; nodes; points |
amr7Dw |
graph bridges |
amr7Dx |
connected component of graphs |
amr7Dy |
graph clique |
amr7u |
subgraphs |
amrd |
directed graphs ← ae relations |
amrdo |
oriented graphs |
amrdot |
tournaments |
amrn |
undirected graphs |
amrns |
simple graphs ← ae6j symmetric |
amry |
undirected hypergraphs |
ams |
families of sets ← amry undirected hypergraphs |
amse |
Sperner families |
amsh |
Helly families |
amsm |
matroids |
amsm6d |
dual matroids |
amsm6s |
independent sets of matroids |
amsm7t |
matroid elements |
an |
quantities; amounts; numbers ≈ DDC 513 |
an6e |
primes |
an6g |
even numbers ← annq 2 |
an8 |
numerals; decimal digits |
an89 |
quantifiers |
an89b |
negative ← anb negative quantities |
an89c |
no ← anc none |
an89d |
single |
an89e |
very few; very little |
an89f |
few; little |
an89i |
middle; average |
an89m |
some; a few; several; positive plural |
an89q |
quite; enough; fairly; rather |
an89u |
many; much |
an89v |
very many; many many; very much |
an89y |
infinity; ∞ |
an8e |
-9 |
an8f |
-8 |
an8g |
-7 |
an8h |
-6 |
an8i |
-5 |
an8j |
-4 |
an8k |
-3 |
an8l |
-2 |
an8m |
-1 |
an8n |
-0 |
an8o |
0 |
an8p |
1 |
an8q |
2 |
an8r |
3 |
an8s |
4 |
an8t |
5 |
an8u |
6 |
an8v |
7 |
an8w |
8 |
an8x |
9 |
an9i |
integer [arithmetic; number theory] |
an9k |
exponential rational; Q |
an9r |
real; R; continuum |
an9t |
imaginary |
an9u |
complex |
an9w |
transcendent |
an9x |
transfinite |
anb |
negative quantities |
anbd |
negative tens of billions or more; -10>9 |
anbdx [] |
negative hundreds of billions; -1011 |
anbdy [] |
negative tens of billions; -1010 |
anbe [] |
negative billions; -109 |
anbf [] |
negative hundreds of millions; -108 |
anbg [] |
negative tens of millions; -107 |
anbh [] |
negative millions; -106 |
anbi [] |
negative hundreds of thousands; -105 |
anbj [] |
negative tens of thousands; -104 |
anbk [] |
negative thousands; -103 |
anbl [] |
negative hundreds; -102 |
anbm [] |
negative tens; -101 |
anbmj ⋄ |
-4 tens |
anbmjl ⋄ |
-42 |
anbn [] |
negative units; -100 |
anbne |
-9 |
anbnf |
-8 |
anbng |
-7 |
anbnh |
-6 |
anbni |
-5 |
anbnj |
-4 |
anbnjl ⋄ |
-4.2 |
anbnk |
-3 |
anbnl |
-2 |
anbnm |
-1; minus one |
anbnn |
-0 |
anc |
none; no; zero |
andWy |
positive quantities |
and |
less than billionths; 10-(>9) |
andw [] |
trillionths; pico-; p-; 10-12 |
andx [] |
10-11 |
andy [] |
10-10 |
ane [] |
billionths; nano-; n-; 10-9 |
anf [] |
10-8 |
ang [] |
10-7 |
anh [] |
millionths; micro-; μ-; 10-6; 0.00000 |
ani [] |
10-5; 0.0000 |
anj [] |
10-4; 0.000 |
ank [] |
thousandths; milli-; m-; 10-3; 0.00 |
anl [] |
hundredths; centi-; c-; 10-2; 0.0 |
anm [] |
tenths; deci-; d-; 10-1; 0. |
anmp |
0.1 |
anmq |
0.2 |
anmr |
0.3 |
anms |
0.4 |
anmt |
0.5 |
anmu |
0.6 |
anmv |
0.7 |
anmw |
0.8 |
anmx |
0.9 |
ann [] |
units; 100 |
anno |
0; no unit |
annp |
1; one; a; single |
annq |
2; two; a pair; a couple |
annqU |
e; base of natural logarithm; 2.71828... |
annr |
3; three |
annrU |
π; pi; 3.14... |
anns |
4; four |
annt |
5; five |
annu |
6; six |
annv |
7; seven |
annw |
8; eight |
annx |
9; nine |
ano |
tens; deca-; da-; 10¹ |
anop |
1 ten |
anopo |
10; ten |
anopp |
11; eleven |
anopq |
12; twelve |
anopr |
13; thirteen |
anops |
14; fourteen |
anopt |
15; fifteen |
anopu |
16; sixteen |
anopv |
17; seventeen |
anopw |
18; eighteen |
anopx |
19; nineteen |
anoq |
2 tens |
anoqo |
20; twenty |
anoqp |
21 |
anoqq |
22 |
anoqr |
23 |
anoqs |
24 |
anoqt |
25 |
anoqu |
26 |
anoqv |
27 |
anoqw |
28 |
anoqx |
29 |
anor |
3 tens |
anoro |
30; thirty |
anorp |
31 |
anorq |
32 |
anorr |
33 |
anors |
34 |
anort |
35 |
anoru |
36 |
anorv |
37 |
anorw |
38 |
anorx |
39 |
anos |
4 tens |
anoso |
40 |
anosp |
41 |
anosq |
42 |
anosr |
43 |
anoss |
44 |
anost |
45 |
anosu |
46 |
anosv |
47 |
anosw |
48 |
anosx |
49 |
anot |
5 tens |
anoto |
50 |
anotp |
51 |
anotq |
52 |
anotr |
53 |
anots |
54 |
anott |
55 |
anotu |
56 |
anotv |
57 |
anotw |
58 |
anotx |
59 |
anou |
6 tens |
anouo |
60 |
anoup |
61 |
anouq |
62 |
anour |
63 |
anous |
64 |
anout |
65 |
anouu |
66 |
anouv |
67 |
anouw |
68 |
anoux |
69 |
anov |
7 tens |
anovo |
70 |
anovp |
71 |
anovq |
72 |
anovr |
73 |
anovs |
74 |
anovt |
75 |
anovu |
76 |
anovv |
77 |
anovw |
78 |
anovx |
79 |
anow |
8 tens |
anowo |
80 |
anowp |
81 |
anowq |
82 |
anowr |
83 |
anows |
84 |
anowt |
85 |
anowu |
86 |
anowv |
87 |
anoww |
88 |
anowx |
89 |
anox |
9 tens |
anoxo |
90 |
anoxp |
91 |
anoxq |
92 |
anoxr |
93 |
anoxs |
94 |
anoxt |
95 |
anoxu |
96 |
anoxv |
97 |
anoxw |
98 |
anoxx |
99 |
anp |
hundreds; hecto-; h-; 10² |
anpp |
1 hundred |
anppoo |
100 |
anppop |
101 |
anppoq |
102 |
anppor |
103 |
anppos |
104 |
anppot |
105 |
anppou |
106 |
anppov |
107 |
anppow |
108 |
anppox |
109 |
anpppo |
110 |
anpppp |
111 |
anpppq |
112 |
anpppr |
113 |
anppps |
114 |
anpppt |
115 |
anpppu |
116 |
anpppv |
117 |
anpppw |
118 |
anpppx |
119 |
anppq ⋄ |
1 hundred and 2 tens |
anppqo |
120; one hundred twenty |
anppqp |
121 |
anppqq |
122 |
anppqr |
123 |
anppqs |
124 |
anppqt |
125 |
anppqu |
126 |
anppqv |
127 |
anppqw |
128 |
anppqx |
129 |
anppro |
130 |
anpprp |
131 |
anpprq |
132 |
anpprr |
133 |
anpprs |
134 |
anpprt |
135 |
anppru |
136 |
anpprv |
137 |
anpprw |
138 |
anpprx |
139 |
anppso |
140 |
anppsp |
141 |
anppsq |
142 |
anppsr |
143 |
anppss |
144 |
anppst |
145 |
anppsu |
146 |
anppsv |
147 |
anppsw |
148 |
anppsx |
149 |
anppto |
150 |
anpptp |
151 |
anpptq |
152 |
anpptr |
153 |
anppts |
154 |
anpptt |
155 |
anpptu |
156 |
anpptv |
157 |
anpptw |
158 |
anpptx |
159 |
anppuo |
160 |
anppup |
161 |
anppuq |
162 |
anppur |
163 |
anppus |
164 |
anpput |
165 |
anppuu |
166 |
anppuv |
167 |
anppuw |
168 |
anppux |
169 |
anppvo |
170 |
anppvp |
171 |
anppvq |
172 |
anppvr |
173 |
anppvs |
174 |
anppvt |
175 |
anppvu |
176 |
anppvv |
177 |
anppvw |
178 |
anppvx |
179 |
anppwo |
180 |
anppwp |
181 |
anppwq |
182 |
anppwr |
183 |
anppws |
184 |
anppwt |
185 |
anppwu |
186 |
anppwv |
187 |
anppww |
188 |
anppwx |
189 |
anppxo |
190 |
anppxp |
191 |
anppxq |
192 |
anppxr |
193 |
anppxs |
194 |
anppxt |
195 |
anppxu |
196 |
anppxv |
197 |
anppxw |
198 |
anppxx |
199 |
anpq |
2 hundreds |
anpqo |
2 hundreds and 0 tens |
anpqoo |
200 |
anpqooo ⋄ |
200.0 |
anpqop |
201 |
anpqoq |
202 |
anpqor |
203 |
anpqos |
204 |
anpqost ⋄ |
204.5 |
anpqot |
205 |
anpqou |
206 |
anpqov |
207 |
anpqow |
208 |
anpqox |
209 |
anpqpo |
210 |
anpqpp |
211 |
anpqpq |
212 |
anpqpr |
213 |
anpqps |
214 |
anpqpt |
215 |
anpqpu |
216 |
anpqpv |
217 |
anpqpw |
218 |
anpqpx |
219 |
anpqqo |
220 |
anpqqp |
221 |
anpqqq |
222 |
anpqqr |
223 |
anpqqs |
224 |
anpqqt |
225 |
anpqqu |
226 |
anpqqv |
227 |
anpqqw |
228 |
anpqqx |
229 |
anpqro |
230 |
anpqrp |
231 |
anpqrq |
232 |
anpqrr |
233 |
anpqrs |
234 |
anpqrt |
235 |
anpqru |
236 |
anpqrv |
237 |
anpqrw |
238 |
anpqrx |
239 |
anpqso |
240 |
anpqsp |
241 |
anpqsq |
242 |
anpqsr |
243 |
anpqss |
244 |
anpqst |
245 |
anpqsu |
246 |
anpqsv |
247 |
anpqsw |
248 |
anpqsx |
249 |
anpqto |
250 |
anpqtp |
251 |
anpqtq |
252 |
anpqtr |
253 |
anpqts |
254 |
anpqtt |
255 |
anpqtu |
256 |
anpqtv |
257 |
anpqtw |
258 |
anpqtx |
259 |
anpquo |
260 |
anpqup |
261 |
anpquq |
262 |
anpqur |
263 |
anpqus |
264 |
anpqut |
265 |
anpquu |
266 |
anpquv |
267 |
anpquw |
268 |
anpqux |
269 |
anpqvo |
270 |
anpqvp |
271 |
anpqvq |
272 |
anpqvr |
273 |
anpqvs |
274 |
anpqvt |
275 |
anpqvu |
276 |
anpqvv |
277 |
anpqvw |
278 |
anpqvx |
279 |
anpqwo |
280 |
anpqwp |
281 |
anpqwq |
282 |
anpqwr |
283 |
anpqws |
284 |
anpqwt |
285 |
anpqwu |
286 |
anpqwv |
287 |
anpqww |
288 |
anpqwx |
289 |
anpqxo |
290 |
anpqxp |
291 |
anpqxq |
292 |
anpqxr |
293 |
anpqxs |
294 |
anpqxt |
295 |
anpqxu |
296 |
anpqxv |
297 |
anpqxw |
298 |
anpqxx |
299 |
anpr |
3 hundreds |
anproo |
300 |
anprop |
301 |
anproq |
302 |
anpror |
303 |
anpros |
304 |
anprot |
305 |
anprou |
306 |
anprov |
307 |
anprow |
308 |
anprox |
309 |
anprpo |
310 |
anprpp |
311 |
anprpq |
312 |
anprpr |
313 |
anprps |
314 |
anprpt |
315 |
anprpu |
316 |
anprpv |
317 |
anprpw |
318 |
anprpx |
319 |
anprqo |
320 |
anprqp |
321 |
anprqq |
322 |
anprqr |
323 |
anprqs |
324 |
anprqt |
325 |
anprqu |
326 |
anprqv |
327 |
anprqw |
328 |
anprqx |
329 |
anprro |
330 |
anprrp |
331 |
anprrq |
332 |
anprrr |
333 |
anprrs |
334 |
anprrt |
335 |
anprru |
336 |
anprrv |
337 |
anprrw |
338 |
anprrx |
339 |
anprso |
340 |
anprsp |
341 |
anprsq |
342 |
anprsr |
343 |
anprss |
344 |
anprst |
345 |
anprsu |
346 |
anprsv |
347 |
anprsw |
348 |
anprsx |
349 |
anprto |
350 |
anprtp |
351 |
anprtq |
352 |
anprtr |
353 |
anprts |
354 |
anprtt |
355 |
anprtu |
356 |
anprtv |
357 |
anprtw |
358 |
anprtx |
359 |
anpruo |
360 |
anprup |
361 |
anpruq |
362 |
anprur |
363 |
anprus |
364 |
anprut |
365 |
anpruu |
366 |
anpruv |
367 |
anpruw |
368 |
anprux |
369 |
anprvo |
370 |
anprvp |
371 |
anprvq |
372 |
anprvr |
373 |
anprvs |
374 |
anprvt |
375 |
anprvu |
376 |
anprvv |
377 |
anprvw |
378 |
anprvx |
379 |
anprwo |
380 |
anprwp |
381 |
anprwq |
382 |
anprwr |
383 |
anprws |
384 |
anprwt |
385 |
anprwu |
386 |
anprwv |
387 |
anprww |
388 |
anprwx |
389 |
anprxo |
390 |
anprxp |
391 |
anprxq |
392 |
anprxr |
393 |
anprxs |
394 |
anprxt |
395 |
anprxu |
396 |
anprxv |
397 |
anprxw |
398 |
anprxx |
399 |
anps |
4 hundreds |
anpsoo |
400 |
anpsop |
401 |
anpsoq |
402 |
anpsor |
403 |
anpsos |
404 |
anpsot |
405 |
anpsou |
406 |
anpsov |
407 |
anpsow |
408 |
anpsox |
409 |
anpspo |
410 |
anpspp |
411 |
anpspq |
412 |
anpspr |
413 |
anpsps |
414 |
anpspt |
415 |
anpspu |
416 |
anpspv |
417 |
anpspw |
418 |
anpspx |
419 |
anpsqo |
420 |
anpsqp |
421 |
anpsqq |
422 |
anpsqr |
423 |
anpsqs |
424 |
anpsqt |
425 |
anpsqu |
426 |
anpsqv |
427 |
anpsqw |
428 |
anpsqx |
429 |
anpsro |
430 |
anpsrp |
431 |
anpsrq |
432 |
anpsrr |
433 |
anpsrs |
434 |
anpsrt |
435 |
anpsru |
436 |
anpsrv |
437 |
anpsrw |
438 |
anpsrx |
439 |
anpsso |
440 |
anpssp |
441 |
anpssq |
442 |
anpssr |
443 |
anpsss |
444 |
anpsst |
445 |
anpssu |
446 |
anpssv |
447 |
anpssw |
448 |
anpssx |
449 |
anpsto |
450 |
anpstp |
451 |
anpstq |
452 |
anpstr |
453 |
anpsts |
454 |
anpstt |
455 |
anpstu |
456 |
anpstv |
457 |
anpstw |
458 |
anpstx |
459 |
anpsuo |
460 |
anpsup |
461 |
anpsuq |
462 |
anpsur |
463 |
anpsus |
464 |
anpsut |
465 |
anpsuu |
466 |
anpsuv |
467 |
anpsuw |
468 |
anpsux |
469 |
anpsvo |
470 |
anpsvp |
471 |
anpsvq |
472 |
anpsvr |
473 |
anpsvs |
474 |
anpsvt |
475 |
anpsvu |
476 |
anpsvv |
477 |
anpsvw |
478 |
anpsvx |
479 |
anpswo |
480 |
anpswp |
481 |
anpswq |
482 |
anpswr |
483 |
anpsws |
484 |
anpswt |
485 |
anpswu |
486 |
anpswv |
487 |
anpsww |
488 |
anpswx |
489 |
anpsxo |
490 |
anpsxp |
491 |
anpsxq |
492 |
anpsxr |
493 |
anpsxs |
494 |
anpsxt |
495 |
anpsxu |
496 |
anpsxv |
497 |
anpsxw |
498 |
anpsxx |
499 |
anpt |
5 hundreds |
anptoo |
500 |
anptop |
501 |
anptoq |
502 |
anptor |
503 |
anptos |
504 |
anptot |
505 |
anptou |
506 |
anptov |
507 |
anptow |
508 |
anptox |
509 |
anptpo |
510 |
anptpp |
511 |
anptpq |
512 |
anptpr |
513 |
anptps |
514 |
anptpt |
515 |
anptpu |
516 |
anptpv |
517 |
anptpw |
518 |
anptpx |
519 |
anptqo |
520 |
anptqp |
521 |
anptqq |
522 |
anptqr |
523 |
anptqs |
524 |
anptqt |
525 |
anptqu |
526 |
anptqv |
527 |
anptqw |
528 |
anptqx |
529 |
anptro |
530 |
anptrp |
531 |
anptrq |
532 |
anptrr |
533 |
anptrs |
534 |
anptrt |
535 |
anptru |
536 |
anptrv |
537 |
anptrw |
538 |
anptrx |
539 |
anptso |
540 |
anptsp |
541 |
anptsq |
542 |
anptsr |
543 |
anptss |
544 |
anptst |
545 |
anptsu |
546 |
anptsv |
547 |
anptsw |
548 |
anptsx |
549 |
anptto |
550 |
anpttp |
551 |
anpttq |
552 |
anpttr |
553 |
anptts |
554 |
anpttt |
555 |
anpttu |
556 |
anpttv |
557 |
anpttw |
558 |
anpttx |
559 |
anptuo |
560 |
anptup |
561 |
anptuq |
562 |
anptur |
563 |
anptus |
564 |
anptut |
565 |
anptuu |
566 |
anptuv |
567 |
anptuw |
568 |
anptux |
569 |
anptvo |
570 |
anptvp |
571 |
anptvq |
572 |
anptvr |
573 |
anptvs |
574 |
anptvt |
575 |
anptvu |
576 |
anptvv |
577 |
anptvw |
578 |
anptvx |
579 |
anptwo |
580 |
anptwp |
581 |
anptwq |
582 |
anptwr |
583 |
anptws |
584 |
anptwt |
585 |
anptwu |
586 |
anptwv |
587 |
anptww |
588 |
anptwx |
589 |
anptxo |
590 |
anptxp |
591 |
anptxq |
592 |
anptxr |
593 |
anptxs |
594 |
anptxt |
595 |
anptxu |
596 |
anptxv |
597 |
anptxw |
598 |
anptxx |
599 |
anpu |
6 hundreds |
anpuoo |
600 |
anpuop |
601 |
anpuoq |
602 |
anpuor |
603 |
anpuos |
604 |
anpuot |
605 |
anpuou |
606 |
anpuov |
607 |
anpuow |
608 |
anpuox |
609 |
anpupo |
610 |
anpupp |
611 |
anpupq |
612 |
anpupr |
613 |
anpups |
614 |
anpupt |
615 |
anpupu |
616 |
anpupv |
617 |
anpupw |
618 |
anpupx |
619 |
anpuqo |
620 |
anpuqp |
621 |
anpuqq |
622 |
anpuqr |
623 |
anpuqs |
624 |
anpuqt |
625 |
anpuqu |
626 |
anpuqv |
627 |
anpuqw |
628 |
anpuqx |
629 |
anpuro |
630 |
anpurp |
631 |
anpurq |
632 |
anpurr |
633 |
anpurs |
634 |
anpurt |
635 |
anpuru |
636 |
anpurv |
637 |
anpurw |
638 |
anpurx |
639 |
anpuso |
640 |
anpusp |
641 |
anpusq |
642 |
anpusr |
643 |
anpuss |
644 |
anpust |
645 |
anpusu |
646 |
anpusv |
647 |
anpusw |
648 |
anpusx |
649 |
anputo |
650 |
anputp |
651 |
anputq |
652 |
anputr |
653 |
anputs |
654 |
anputt |
655 |
anputu |
656 |
anputv |
657 |
anputw |
658 |
anputx |
659 |
anpuuo |
660 |
anpuup |
661 |
anpuuq |
662 |
anpuur |
663 |
anpuus |
664 |
anpuut |
665 |
anpuuu |
666 |
anpuuv |
667 |
anpuuw |
668 |
anpuux |
669 |
anpuvo |
670 |
anpuvp |
671 |
anpuvq |
672 |
anpuvr |
673 |
anpuvs |
674 |
anpuvt |
675 |
anpuvu |
676 |
anpuvv |
677 |
anpuvw |
678 |
anpuvx |
679 |
anpuwo |
680 |
anpuwp |
681 |
anpuwq |
682 |
anpuwr |
683 |
anpuws |
684 |
anpuwt |
685 |
anpuwu |
686 |
anpuwv |
687 |
anpuww |
688 |
anpuwx |
689 |
anpuxo |
690 |
anpuxp |
691 |
anpuxq |
692 |
anpuxr |
693 |
anpuxs |
694 |
anpuxt |
695 |
anpuxu |
696 |
anpuxv |
697 |
anpuxw |
698 |
anpuxx |
699 |
anpv |
7 hundreds |
anpvoo |
700 |
anpvop |
701 |
anpvoq |
702 |
anpvor |
703 |
anpvos |
704 |
anpvot |
705 |
anpvou |
706 |
anpvov |
707 |
anpvow |
708 |
anpvox |
709 |
anpvpo |
710 |
anpvpp |
711 |
anpvpq |
712 |
anpvpr |
713 |
anpvps |
714 |
anpvpt |
715 |
anpvpu |
716 |
anpvpv |
717 |
anpvpw |
718 |
anpvpx |
719 |
anpvqo |
720 |
anpvqp |
721 |
anpvqq |
722 |
anpvqr |
723 |
anpvqs |
724 |
anpvqt |
725 |
anpvqu |
726 |
anpvqv |
727 |
anpvqw |
728 |
anpvqx |
729 |
anpvro |
730 |
anpvrp |
731 |
anpvrq |
732 |
anpvrr |
733 |
anpvrs |
734 |
anpvrt |
735 |
anpvru |
736 |
anpvrv |
737 |
anpvrw |
738 |
anpvrx |
739 |
anpvso |
740 |
anpvsp |
741 |
anpvsq |
742 |
anpvsr |
743 |
anpvss |
744 |
anpvst |
745 |
anpvsu |
746 |
anpvsv |
747 |
anpvsw |
748 |
anpvsx |
749 |
anpvto |
750 |
anpvtp |
751 |
anpvtq |
752 |
anpvtr |
753 |
anpvts |
754 |
anpvtt |
755 |
anpvtu |
756 |
anpvtv |
757 |
anpvtw |
758 |
anpvtx |
759 |
anpvuo |
760 |
anpvup |
761 |
anpvuq |
762 |
anpvur |
763 |
anpvus |
764 |
anpvut |
765 |
anpvuu |
766 |
anpvuv |
767 |
anpvuw |
768 |
anpvux |
769 |
anpvvo |
770 |
anpvvp |
771 |
anpvvq |
772 |
anpvvr |
773 |
anpvvs |
774 |
anpvvt |
775 |
anpvvu |
776 |
anpvvv |
777 |
anpvvw |
778 |
anpvvx |
779 |
anpvwo |
780 |
anpvwp |
781 |
anpvwq |
782 |
anpvwr |
783 |
anpvws |
784 |
anpvwt |
785 |
anpvwu |
786 |
anpvwv |
787 |
anpvww |
788 |
anpvwx |
789 |
anpvxo |
790 |
anpvxp |
791 |
anpvxq |
792 |
anpvxr |
793 |
anpvxs |
794 |
anpvxt |
795 |
anpvxu |
796 |
anpvxv |
797 |
anpvxw |
798 |
anpvxx |
799 |
anpw |
8 hundreds |
anpwoo |
800 |
anpwop |
801 |
anpwoq |
802 |
anpwor |
803 |
anpwos |
804 |
anpwot |
805 |
anpwou |
806 |
anpwov |
807 |
anpwow |
808 |
anpwox |
809 |
anpwpo |
810 |
anpwpp |
811 |
anpwpq |
812 |
anpwpr |
813 |
anpwps |
814 |
anpwpt |
815 |
anpwpu |
816 |
anpwpv |
817 |
anpwpw |
818 |
anpwpx |
819 |
anpwqo |
820 |
anpwqp |
821 |
anpwqq |
822 |
anpwqr |
823 |
anpwqs |
824 |
anpwqt |
825 |
anpwqu |
826 |
anpwqv |
827 |
anpwqw |
828 |
anpwqx |
829 |
anpwro |
830 |
anpwrp |
831 |
anpwrq |
832 |
anpwrr |
833 |
anpwrs |
834 |
anpwrt |
835 |
anpwru |
836 |
anpwrv |
837 |
anpwrw |
838 |
anpwrx |
839 |
anpwso |
840 |
anpwsp |
841 |
anpwsq |
842 |
anpwsr |
843 |
anpwss |
844 |
anpwst |
845 |
anpwsu |
846 |
anpwsv |
847 |
anpwsw |
848 |
anpwsx |
849 |
anpwto |
850 |
anpwtp |
851 |
anpwtq |
852 |
anpwtr |
853 |
anpwts |
854 |
anpwtt |
855 |
anpwtu |
856 |
anpwtv |
857 |
anpwtw |
858 |
anpwtx |
859 |
anpwuo |
860 |
anpwup |
861 |
anpwuq |
862 |
anpwur |
863 |
anpwus |
864 |
anpwut |
865 |
anpwuu |
866 |
anpwuv |
867 |
anpwuw |
868 |
anpwux |
869 |
anpwvo |
870 |
anpwvp |
871 |
anpwvq |
872 |
anpwvr |
873 |
anpwvs |
874 |
anpwvt |
875 |
anpwvu |
876 |
anpwvv |
877 |
anpwvw |
878 |
anpwvx |
879 |
anpwwo |
880 |
anpwwp |
881 |
anpwwq |
882 |
anpwwr |
883 |
anpwws |
884 |
anpwwt |
885 |
anpwwu |
886 |
anpwwv |
887 |
anpwww |
888 |
anpwwx |
889 |
anpwxo |
890 |
anpwxp |
891 |
anpwxq |
892 |
anpwxr |
893 |
anpwxs |
894 |
anpwxt |
895 |
anpwxu |
896 |
anpwxv |
897 |
anpwxw |
898 |
anpwxx |
899 |
anpx |
9 hundreds |
anpxoo |
900 |
anpxop |
901 |
anpxoq |
902 |
anpxor |
903 |
anpxos |
904 |
anpxot |
905 |
anpxou |
906 |
anpxov |
907 |
anpxow |
908 |
anpxox |
909 |
anpxpo |
910 |
anpxpp |
911 |
anpxpq |
912 |
anpxpr |
913 |
anpxps |
914 |
anpxpt |
915 |
anpxpu |
916 |
anpxpv |
917 |
anpxpw |
918 |
anpxpx |
919 |
anpxqo |
920 |
anpxqp |
921 |
anpxqq |
922 |
anpxqr |
923 |
anpxqs |
924 |
anpxqt |
925 |
anpxqu |
926 |
anpxqv |
927 |
anpxqw |
928 |
anpxqx |
929 |
anpxro |
930 |
anpxrp |
931 |
anpxrq |
932 |
anpxrr |
933 |
anpxrs |
934 |
anpxrt |
935 |
anpxru |
936 |
anpxrv |
937 |
anpxrw |
938 |
anpxrx |
939 |
anpxso |
940 |
anpxsp |
941 |
anpxsq |
942 |
anpxsr |
943 |
anpxss |
944 |
anpxst |
945 |
anpxsu |
946 |
anpxsv |
947 |
anpxsw |
948 |
anpxsx |
949 |
anpxto |
950 |
anpxtp |
951 |
anpxtq |
952 |
anpxtr |
953 |
anpxts |
954 |
anpxtt |
955 |
anpxtu |
956 |
anpxtv |
957 |
anpxtw |
958 |
anpxtx |
959 |
anpxuo |
960 |
anpxup |
961 |
anpxuq |
962 |
anpxur |
963 |
anpxus |
964 |
anpxut |
965 |
anpxuu |
966 |
anpxuv |
967 |
anpxuw |
968 |
anpxux |
969 |
anpxvo |
970 |
anpxvp |
971 |
anpxvq |
972 |
anpxvr |
973 |
anpxvs |
974 |
anpxvt |
975 |
anpxvu |
976 |
anpxvv |
977 |
anpxvw |
978 |
anpxvx |
979 |
anpxwo |
980 |
anpxwp |
981 |
anpxwq |
982 |
anpxwr |
983 |
anpxws |
984 |
anpxwt |
985 |
anpxwu |
986 |
anpxwv |
987 |
anpxww |
988 |
anpxwx |
989 |
anpxxo |
990 |
anpxxp |
991 |
anpxxq |
992 |
anpxxr |
993 |
anpxxs |
994 |
anpxxt |
995 |
anpxxu |
996 |
anpxxv |
997 |
anpxxw |
998 |
anpxxx |
999 |
anq |
thousands; kilo-; K-; 10³ |
anqp |
1 thousand |
anqpooo |
1000 |
anqpoop |
1001 |
anqpooq |
1002 |
anqpoor |
1003 |
anqpoos |
1004 |
anqpoot |
1005 |
anqpoou |
1006 |
anqpoov |
1007 |
anqpoow |
1008 |
anqpoox |
1009 |
anqpopo |
1010 |
anqpopp |
1011 |
anqpopq |
1012 |
anqpopr |
1013 |
anqpops |
1014 |
anqpopt |
1015 |
anqpopu |
1016 |
anqpopv |
1017 |
anqpopw |
1018 |
anqpopx |
1019 |
anqpoqo |
1020 |
anqpoqp |
1021 |
anqpoqq |
1022 |
anqpoqr |
1023 |
anqpoqs |
1024 |
anqpoqt |
1025 |
anqpoqu |
1026 |
anqpoqv |
1027 |
anqpoqw |
1028 |
anqpoqx |
1029 |
anqporo |
1030 |
anqporp |
1031 |
anqporq |
1032 |
anqporr |
1033 |
anqpors |
1034 |
anqport |
1035 |
anqporu |
1036 |
anqporv |
1037 |
anqporw |
1038 |
anqporx |
1039 |
anqposo |
1040 |
anqposp |
1041 |
anqposq |
1042 |
anqposr |
1043 |
anqposs |
1044 |
anqpost |
1045 |
anqposu |
1046 |
anqposv |
1047 |
anqposw |
1048 |
anqposx |
1049 |
anqpoto |
1050 |
anqpotp |
1051 |
anqpotq |
1052 |
anqpotr |
1053 |
anqpots |
1054 |
anqpott |
1055 |
anqpotu |
1056 |
anqpotv |
1057 |
anqpotw |
1058 |
anqpotx |
1059 |
anqpouo |
1060 |
anqpoup |
1061 |
anqpouq |
1062 |
anqpour |
1063 |
anqpous |
1064 |
anqpout |
1065 |
anqpouu |
1066 |
anqpouv |
1067 |
anqpouw |
1068 |
anqpoux |
1069 |
anqpovo |
1070 |
anqpovp |
1071 |
anqpovq |
1072 |
anqpovr |
1073 |
anqpovs |
1074 |
anqpovt |
1075 |
anqpovu |
1076 |
anqpovv |
1077 |
anqpovw |
1078 |
anqpovx |
1079 |
anqpowo |
1080 |
anqpowp |
1081 |
anqpowq |
1082 |
anqpowr |
1083 |
anqpows |
1084 |
anqpowt |
1085 |
anqpowu |
1086 |
anqpowv |
1087 |
anqpoww |
1088 |
anqpowx |
1089 |
anqpoxo |
1090 |
anqpoxp |
1091 |
anqpoxq |
1092 |
anqpoxr |
1093 |
anqpoxs |
1094 |
anqpoxt |
1095 |
anqpoxu |
1096 |
anqpoxv |
1097 |
anqpoxw |
1098 |
anqpoxx |
1099 |
anqppoo |
1100 |
anqppop |
1101 |
anqppoq |
1102 |
anqppor |
1103 |
anqppos |
1104 |
anqppot |
1105 |
anqppou |
1106 |
anqppov |
1107 |
anqppow |
1108 |
anqppox |
1109 |
anqpppo |
1110 |
anqpppp |
1111 |
anqpppq |
1112 |
anqpppr |
1113 |
anqppps |
1114 |
anqpppt |
1115 |
anqpppu |
1116 |
anqpppv |
1117 |
anqpppw |
1118 |
anqpppx |
1119 |
anqppqo |
1120 |
anqppqp |
1121 |
anqppqq |
1122 |
anqppqr |
1123 |
anqppqs |
1124 |
anqppqt |
1125 |
anqppqu |
1126 |
anqppqv |
1127 |
anqppqw |
1128 |
anqppqx |
1129 |
anqppro |
1130 |
anqpprp |
1131 |
anqpprq |
1132 |
anqpprr |
1133 |
anqpprs |
1134 |
anqpprt |
1135 |
anqppru |
1136 |
anqpprv |
1137 |
anqpprw |
1138 |
anqpprx |
1139 |
anqppso |
1140 |
anqppsp |
1141 |
anqppsq |
1142 |
anqppsr |
1143 |
anqppss |
1144 |
anqppst |
1145 |
anqppsu |
1146 |
anqppsv |
1147 |
anqppsw |
1148 |
anqppsx |
1149 |
anqppto |
1150 |
anqpptp |
1151 |
anqpptq |
1152 |
anqpptr |
1153 |
anqppts |
1154 |
anqpptt |
1155 |
anqpptu |
1156 |
anqpptv |
1157 |
anqpptw |
1158 |
anqpptx |
1159 |
anqppuo |
1160 |
anqppup |
1161 |
anqppuq |
1162 |
anqppur |
1163 |
anqppus |
1164 |
anqpput |
1165 |
anqppuu |
1166 |
anqppuv |
1167 |
anqppuw |
1168 |
anqppux |
1169 |
anqppvo |
1170 |
anqppvp |
1171 |
anqppvq |
1172 |
anqppvr |
1173 |
anqppvs |
1174 |
anqppvt |
1175 |
anqppvu |
1176 |
anqppvv |
1177 |
anqppvw |
1178 |
anqppvx |
1179 |
anqppwo |
1180 |
anqppwp |
1181 |
anqppwq |
1182 |
anqppwr |
1183 |
anqppws |
1184 |
anqppwt |
1185 |
anqppwu |
1186 |
anqppwv |
1187 |
anqppww |
1188 |
anqppwx |
1189 |
anqppxo |
1190 |
anqppxp |
1191 |
anqppxq |
1192 |
anqppxr |
1193 |
anqppxs |
1194 |
anqppxt |
1195 |
anqppxu |
1196 |
anqppxv |
1197 |
anqppxw |
1198 |
anqppxx |
1199 |
anqq |
2 thousands |
anqr |
3 thousands |
anqs |
4 thousands |
anqt |
5 thousands |
anqu |
6 thousands |
anqv |
7 thousands |
anqw |
8 thousands |
anqx |
9 thousands |
anr |
tens of thousands; myria-; 104 |
ans |
hundreds of thousands; 105 |
ant |
millions; mega-; M-; 106 |
antp |
1 million |
antq |
2 millions |
antr |
3 millions |
ants |
4 millions |
antt |
5 millions |
antu |
6 millions |
antv |
7 millions |
antw |
8 millions |
antx |
9 millions |
anu |
tens of millions; 107 |
anv |
hundreds of millions; 108 |
anw |
billions; milliards; giga-; G-; 109 |
anwp |
1 billion |
anwq |
2 billions |
anwr |
3 billions |
anws |
4 billions |
anwt |
5 billions |
anwu |
6 billions |
anwv |
7 billions |
anww |
8 billions |
anwx |
9 billions |
anx |
more than billions; 10>9 |
anyzb |
hundreds of billions; 1011 |
anyzc |
trillions; tera-; T-; 1012 |
anyzd |
tens of trillions; 1013 |
anyze |
hundreds of trillions; 1014 |
anyzf |
quadrillions; peta-; P-; 1015 |
anyzg |
tens of quadrillions; 1016 |
anyzh |
hundreds of quadrillions; 1017 |
anyzi |
quintillions; exa-; E-; 1018 |
anyzj |
tens of quintillions; 1019 |
anyzk |
hundreds of quintillions; 1020 |
anyzl |
sextillions; zetta-; Z-; 1021 |
anyzm |
tens of sextillions; 1022 |
anyzn |
hundreds of sextillions; 1023 |
anyzo |
septillions; yotta; Y-; 1024 |
anyzp |
tens of septillions; 1025 |
anyzq |
hundreds of septillions; 1026 |
anyzr |
octillions; ronna-; R-; 1027 |
anyzs |
tens of octillions; 1028 |
anyzt |
hundreds of octillions; 1029 |
anyzu |
nonillions; quetta-; Q-; 1030 |
anyzv |
tens of nonillions; 1031 |
anyzw |
hundreds of nonillions; 1032 |
anyzx |
decillions; 1033 |
anyzy |
tens of decillions; 1034 |
anyzza |
hundreds of decillions; 1035 |
anyzzb |
undecillions; 1036 |
aq |
functions; equations [calculus; analysis] ≈ DDC 515 |
aq96 [] |
having values; range output |
aq98 [] |
at x =; domain input |
aqb |
constants |
aqc |
real functions [real analysis] |
aqd |
integrals [measure; integration] |
aqe |
functions of a complex variable |
aqf |
potential [potential theory] |
aqg |
several complex variables; analytic spaces |
aqh |
special functions |
aqi |
ordinary differential equations; ODEs |
aqj |
partial differential equations; PDEs |
aqk |
dynamical systems [ergodic theory] ← cp occurrents |
aql |
difference equations; functional equations |
aqm |
sequences; series; summability |
aqn |
approximations; expansions |
aqo |
sinusoidal basis functions [Fourier analysis] |
aqo9t |
Fourier transform |
aqp |
basic waves [abstract harmonic analysis] |
aqq |
integral transforms [operational calculus] |
aqr |
integral equations |
aqs |
spaces of functions [functional analysis] |
aqt |
operators [operator theory] |
aqv |
variations [calculus of variations; optimal control] |
at |
algorithms [numerical analysis] ≈ DDC 518 |
at98 [] |
by equation |
at98i |
ordinal differential equations |
au |
probabilities [probability theory; statistics] ≈ DDC 519 |
au88 [] |
among sample size; n |
au96 [] |
value 0. |
au96t ⋄ |
0.5; 50% |
au98 [] |
of event |
aw |
systems; wholes; networks [general systems theory; cybernetics] ≈ DDC 003 |
aw2 |
in environment |
aw4 |
disorders |
aw5 |
system dynamics |
aw5e |
passive reaction |
aw5i |
active action |
aw5n |
change in attitude |
aw6 |
mechanicity |
aw6c |
reductionistic; mechanical |
aw6r |
emergent |
aw6y |
holistic |
aw7 |
organs; differentiated parts; sublevels |
aw79 |
constituents; interchangeable parts |
aw7i |
isolated organs; disintegrative levels |
aw7l |
links; ties; bonds |
aw9 |
order states |
aw9d |
order |
aw9h |
chaos |
aw9m |
complexity |
aw9o |
organization |
awg |
aggregates |
awi |
integrates |
awi1 [] |
integration stages |
awi1e |
integrands |
awi1v |
disintegrands |
awi1x |
remains |
awl |
levels |
awl38 [] |
emerging from; originated by; produced after; overformed on; depending on lower level [dynamic ontology; process ontology] |
awl5m |
emergence |
awl6 |
having emergent property |
awll |
layers; overformed levels; integrative levels |
awls |
strata; overbuilt levels |
bWj |
material nature; physical nature; inanimated entities |
bWo |
nature s.s. [natural sciences] ≈ DDC 500 |
bWq |
non-artificial phenomena |
b |
sub-particle physical phenomena [theory of everything; GUT] |
b09n |
string theory; M-theory; supergravity |
b09nBb |
branes; p-branes ≈ DDC 539.7258 |
b09nBba |
pointlike branes; 0-branes |
b09nBbb |
strings; 1-branes |
b09nBbc |
membranes; 2-branes |
b09p |
loop theory |
b09pBl |
quantum loops |
b09r |
Harari rishon model |
b09rBe |
preons; prequarks; rishons |
b09rBet |
T; third; tohu |
b09rBev |
V; vanishes; va-Vohu |
b340 |
interacting with object |
b83 [] |
mass Planck units |
b98 [] |
charge |
c |
spacetime; space-time; dimensions; pacha [special relativity] ← d3g gravity alo groups ≈ DDC 530.1 |
c088 |
spin network probability |
c09n |
Big Bang theory |
c1 [] |
time years [chronology] |
c1V |
present, past and future |
c1Vc |
the past |
c1Vn |
now; present time ← c1xprvxw present day |
c1Vu |
the future |
c1X |
time |
c1b |
Big Bang time; Planck epoch |
c1s |
hundreds of thousands years |
c1srv |
Cosmic Dark Age beginning; 370;000 years |
c1v |
hundreds of millions years |
c1vu |
Renaissance of the Universe; visible light domination beginning; 600 M years |
c1w |
billions years |
c1wp |
Galaxy Epoch beginning; 1 G years |
c1ws |
Hadean Eon; Nectarian Era; 4;500 to 4;000 Ma |
c1wu |
Acceleration; dark energy domination beginning; 6 G years |
c1wx |
Solar Era; Solar System formation time; 9 G years |
c1x |
tens of billions years |
c1xp |
Archean Eon; origins of life and plate tectonics; 13.4 to 13.55 billion years; 4;000 Ma |
c1xpr |
13 billions years |
c1xprv |
13.7 billions years |
c1xprvx |
13.79 billions years |
c1xprvxw |
present day; 13.798 billions years |
c5 [] |
spatiotemporal transformation |
c6 [] |
spatiotemporal property |
c7 [] |
element |
c788 [] |
with number of elements |
c8 |
spatiotemporal quanta; spin network |
c81 |
duration |
c82 [] |
measuring m³ size; volume |
c827 [] |
long m length |
c8277 [] |
high m height |
c8278 [] |
deep m depth |
c828 [] |
large m² area |
c88 |
spatiotemporal curvature |
c89 [] |
special spatiotemporal measure |
c9 [] |
spatiotemporal kind |
cV |
present; here and now |
cVb |
this; here proximal |
cVd |
that; there distal |
cVt |
that yonder |
cX |
space; extension [geometry; algebraic geometry; topology] ≈ DDC 514 516 |
ca |
points |
cb |
straight lines; one-dimensional space |
cb7 |
line element |
cb7e |
segment |
cc |
surfaces; two-dimensional space; 2D |
cc6 |
regularity |
cc6c |
cyclic |
cc6d |
equilateral |
cc6e |
equiangle |
cc6f |
isogonal; vertex-transitive |
cc6g |
tangential |
cc6h |
regular |
cc7 |
surface element |
cc788oqo ⋄ |
20 sides icosagons |
cc7c |
centroid |
cc7g |
angles |
cc7gi |
interior angles |
cc7gx |
exterior angles |
cc7r |
vertices; corners |
cc7ra |
vertex A |
cc7rb |
vertex B |
cc7rc |
vertex C |
cc7s |
edges; sides |
cc7sa |
edge AB |
cc7sb |
edge BC |
cc9 |
convexity |
cc9aWn |
simple |
cc9a |
concave |
cc9n |
convex [convex geometry; discrete geometry] |
cc9s |
star-shaped |
cc9t |
self-intersecting |
cc9y |
complex |
ccX |
number of sides; edges |
ccb |
plane curves |
ccb98 [] |
with equation [differential geometry; differential topology] |
ccb9m |
smooth |
ccbc |
circles |
ccbe |
ellipses |
ccbf |
parabolas; parabolae |
ccbh |
hyperbolas; hyperbolae |
ccc |
angles [trigonometry] |
ccc89 [] |
sine |
ccc894 [] |
arcsine |
ccc895 [] |
cosecant |
ccc8954 [] |
arccosecant |
ccc896 [] |
secant |
ccc8964 [] |
arcsecant |
ccc897 [] |
cotangent |
ccc8974 [] |
arccotangent |
ccc898 [] |
tangent |
ccc8984 [] |
arctangent |
ccc899 [] |
cosine |
ccc8994 [] |
arccosine |
cccXX |
degrees |
cccXXX [] |
minutes |
cccb |
0 to 15 degrees |
cccba |
0° |
cccban |
0° 30' |
cccbb |
1° |
cccbc |
2° |
cccbd |
3° |
cccbe |
4° |
cccbf |
5° |
cccbg |
6° |
cccbh |
7° |
cccbi |
8° |
cccbj |
9° |
cccbk |
10° |
cccbl |
11° |
cccbm |
12° |
cccbn |
13° |
cccbo |
14° |
cccc |
15 to 30 degrees |
cccd |
30 to 45 degrees |
ccce |
45 to 60 degrees |
cccf |
60 to 75 degrees |
cccg |
75 to 90 degrees |
ccch |
90 to 105 degrees |
cccha |
90°; right angle |
ccci |
105 to 120 degrees |
cccj |
120 to 135 degrees |
ccck |
135 to 150 degrees |
cccl |
150 to 165 degrees |
cccm |
165 to 180 degrees |
cccn |
180 to 195 degrees |
cccna |
180°; straight angle |
ccco |
195 to 210 degrees |
cccp |
210 to 225 degrees |
cccq |
225 to 240 degrees |
cccr |
240 to 255 degrees |
cccs |
255 to 270 degrees |
ccct |
270 to 285 degrees |
cccu |
285 to 300 degrees |
cccv |
300 to 315 degrees |
cccw |
315 to 330 degrees |
cccx |
330 to 345 degrees |
cccy |
345 to 360 degrees |
cccyp |
360°; round angle; full circle |
ccdWs |
polygons |
ccd |
triangles |
ccd6Em |
acute-angled |
ccd6En |
right-angled; rectangled |
ccd6Eo |
obtuse-angled |
ccde |
equilateral triangles ← cc6e equiangle |
ccdi |
isosceles triangles |
ccds |
scalene triangles |
cce |
quadrangles; quadrilaterals; tetragons |
cceU |
squares ← ccetpr rectangles |
ccet |
trapeziums; trapezoids |
ccetp |
parallelograms |
ccetph |
rhombuses; lozanges; diamonds ← cc6d equilateral |
ccetpr |
rectangles ← cc6e equiangle |
ccetpro |
oblongs |
ccetrs |
squares ← cc6d equilateral |
ccf |
pentagons |
ccg |
hexagons |
cch |
heptagons |
cci |
octagons |
ccj |
enneagons; nonagons |
cck |
decagons |
ccl |
hendecagons; undecagons |
ccm |
dodecagons; duodecagons |
ccn |
tridecagons; triskaidecagons |
cco |
tetradecagons; tetrakaidecagons |
ccp |
pentadecagons; pentakaidecagons |
ccq |
hexadecagons; hexakaidecagons |
ccr |
heptadecagons; heptakaidecagons |
cd |
solids; three-dimensional space; 3D |
cd7 |
solid element |
cd7r |
solid vertice |
cd7s |
solid edge |
cd7t |
solid face |
cd7u |
solid surface |
cdU |
cubes ← cdhfpc cubes |
cdh |
polyhedra; polyhedrons |
cdhd |
tetrahedra; tetrahedrons; triangular pyramids |
cdhe |
pentahedra; pentahedrons |
cdhf |
hexahedra; hexahedrons |
cdhfp |
parallelepipeds |
cdhfpc |
cubes |
cdy |
spheres |
cdy7u |
spherical surface |
ce |
four-dimensional space; tetradimensional space |
cp |
occurrents; perdurants [dynamics] |
cp6e |
states; properties |
cpc |
things; objects; continuants; endurants |
cpo |
processes; changes; continued events; durative events |
cpoc |
stochastic changes |
cpoh |
homeostasis; negative feedbacks; previous equilibria |
cpol |
cycles; oscillations; repetition; periodicity |
cpon |
attractions; moves to attractor; new equilibrium |
cpop |
positive feedbacks |
cpv |
events; instantaneous events |
dW |
matter |
d |
particles; wave-particles; wavicles; quantons [quantum physics; high energy physics; particle ph.] ← b c spacetime ≈ DDC 539.7 |
d088 |
position probability |
d088t ⋄ |
0,5 |
d3 |
by interaction; force |
d34 [] |
entangled with entangled particle |
d34te ⋄ |
electron |
d35 [] |
in quantum field [quantum field theory] |
d35g |
gravitational field; quantum gravity |
d35l |
electromagnetic field [quantum electrodynamics; QED] |
d35le |
electric field |
d35lm |
magnetic field |
d35n |
W and Z boson fields [quantum flavourdynamics; QFD] |
d35s |
gluon field [quantum chromodynamics; QCD] |
d3g |
gravity [general relativity; GR] |
d3lWn |
electroweak interaction |
d3lWs |
QCD-electroweak interaction; electrostrong interaction |
d3l |
electromagnetism; electromagnetic interaction; EMR ← dgp photons |
d3n |
weak interaction; weak nuclear force ← dgw W+ bosons dgx W- bosons dgy Z0 bosons |
d3s |
strong interaction; strong nuclear force ← dgg gluons |
d58 [] |
brightness; intensity; amplitude |
d5a |
gravitational waves ← d3g gravity |
d5bWg |
ionizing radiation |
d5c |
alpha radiation ← dv hadrons |
d5e |
beta radiation ← dte electrons |
d5hWy |
non-ionizing radiation |
d5l |
electromagnetic radiation [electromagnetism] ← d3l electromagnetism dgp photons |
d5lX |
electromagnetic radiation by frequency; wavelength |
d5lc |
gamma rays |
d5lh |
X-rays |
d5lj |
ultraviolet rays |
d5ll |
visible light; colours; colors [optics] |
d5llb |
black |
d5llc |
violet |
d5lle |
blue |
d5llg |
cyan |
d5lli |
green |
d5lll |
yellow |
d5llo |
orange |
d5llr |
red |
d5lly |
white |
d5ln |
infrared rays; infrared radiation |
d5lr |
radio waves |
d5lrc |
extremely high frequency; EHF |
d5lre |
super high frequency; SHF |
d5lrg |
ultra high frequency; UHF |
d5lri |
very high frequency; VHF |
d5lrk |
high frequency; HF |
d5lrm |
medium frequency; MF |
d5lro |
low frequency; LF |
d5lrq |
very low frequency; VLF |
d5lrs |
ultra low frequency; ULF |
d5lru |
super low frequency; SLF |
d5lrw |
extremely low frequency; ELF |
d5n |
neutron radiation ← dvu neutrons |
d5t |
thermal radiation; black-body radiation |
d6 |
energy |
d65 [] |
transforming into new energy form |
d6g |
gravitational energy ← d3g gravity |
d6i |
radiant energy ← d3l electromagnetism |
d6l |
electric energy ← d3l electromagnetism |
d6lb |
electrostatic energy |
d6le |
electricity ≈ DDC 537 |
d6lm |
magnetic energy ≈ DDC 538 |
d6lt |
electromagnetic energy |
d6n |
nuclear energy ← dv hadrons |
d6q |
chemical energy ← e atoms |
d6s |
mechanic energy ← g bulk matter |
d6sk |
kinetic energy |
d6sp |
elastic potential energy |
d6ss |
surface energy |
d6su |
sound energy ← g5n sound |
d6t |
thermal energy ← g5h heat |
d70 |
made of constituent |
d70dq ⋄ |
quark |
d8 |
quanta |
d81 [] |
lasting s average lifetime |
d83 [] |
mass Planck units |
d858 [] |
speed m/s |
d858vr |
c; 300K, light speed |
d9 |
particle statistics |
d96 [] |
with spin |
d969 [] |
with isospin; isotopic spin; isobaric spin |
d96b |
negative spin |
d96m |
positive spin |
d98 [] |
with charge |
d98b |
negative charge |
d98c |
null charge |
d98m |
positive charge |
d9b |
bosons; Bose-Einstein statistics; integer spin |
d9f |
fermions; Fermi-Dirac statistics; half-integer spin |
dd |
dark matter |
dgWi |
elementary bosons ← d9b bosons |
dg |
gauge bosons |
dgg |
gluons; g |
dgp |
photons; γ |
dgw |
W+ bosons |
dgx |
W- bosons |
dgy |
Z0 bosons |
dh |
Higgs bosons; H |
di |
gravitons (hypothetical) |
dqWt |
elementary fermions; matter and antimatter ← d9f fermions |
dq |
quarks |
dqc |
up quarks; u |
dqd |
down quarks; d |
dqg |
strange quarks; s |
dqh |
charme quarks; c |
dqt |
top quarks; truth quarks; t |
dqu |
bottom quarks; beauty quarks; b |
dt |
leptons |
dte |
electrons; e- |
dtf |
positrons; e+; β+ |
dtm |
muons; μ |
dtt |
taus; τ |
dtu |
neutrinos; neutral leptons; ν |
dtue |
electron neutrinos |
dtum |
muon neutrinos |
dtut |
tau neutrinos |
dv |
hadrons ← dq quarks |
dvm |
mesons |
dvmj |
psions; J/Psi mesons; J/ψ |
dvmk |
kaons; K mesons; K |
dvmp |
pions; π |
dvsWy |
baryons; nucleons [nuclear physics] |
dvt |
protons; p; N ← dqc up quarks dqd down quarks |
dvu |
neutrons; n ← dqc up quarks dqd down quarks |
e |
atoms; chemical elements [atomic physics] ← dte electrons dv hadrons ≈ DDC 541 |
e5 |
atomic reaction |
e5i |
nuclear fission |
e5u |
nuclear fusion |
e65 [] |
with electronegativity in Pauling scale ← d98 charge |
e65ppo ⋄ |
2.20 |
e66 [] |
statistics |
e66b |
boson |
e66f |
fermion |
e67 [] |
conducing S/m electrical conductivity ; σ |
e7 |
orbitals; electronic clouds ← dte electrons ≈ DDC 539 |
e7X |
principal quantum number; n |
e7XX |
azimuthal quantum number; angular momentum; l |
e7XXX |
magnetic quantum number; orientation; m |
e7XXXX |
spin quantum number; s |
e7XXXXm |
s=-1/2 |
e7XXXXp |
s=+1/2 |
e7XXXm |
-1/2 |
e7XXXp |
+1/2 |
e7XXk |
-4 |
e7XXl |
-3 |
e7XXm |
-2 |
e7XXn |
-1 |
e7XXo |
0 |
e7XXp |
+1 |
e7XXq |
+2 |
e7XXr |
+3 |
e7XXs |
+4 |
e7Xb |
s orbitals; sharp; l=0 |
e7Xc |
p orbitals; principal; l=1 |
e7Xd |
d orbitals; diffuse; l=2 |
e7Xf |
f orbitals; fundamental; l=3 |
e7Xg |
g orbitals; l=4 |
e7Xh |
h orbitals; l=5 |
e7Xi |
i orbitals; l=6 |
e7a |
nucleus; nuclide ← dv hadrons ≈ DDC 539 |
e7b |
level 1 orbitals; n=1 |
e7bb |
1s subshell |
e7c |
level 2 orbitals; n=2 |
e7cb |
2s subshell |
e7cc |
2p subshell |
e7ccn |
m=-1 |
e7cco |
m=0 |
e7ccp |
m=+1 |
e7d |
level 3 orbitals; n=3 |
e7e |
level 4 orbitals; n=4 |
e7f |
level 5 orbitals; n=5 |
e7g |
level 6 orbitals; n=6 |
e7h |
level 7 orbitals; n=7 |
e83 [] |
atomic mass |
e836 [] |
weighing standard atomic weight; relative atomic mass; Ar |
e837 [] |
dense g/cm3 density |
e838 [] |
atomic number; Z ← dvt protons |
e838ops ⋄ |
14 |
e85 [] |
with A; ampere electric current; I ← d6l electric energy |
e98 [] |
charge; ionization; ion ← e65 in Pauling scale |
e98k |
---; -3 |
e98l |
--; -2 |
e98m |
- |
e98p |
+ |
e98q |
++; +2 |
e98r |
+++; +3 |
eU |
metals ← eXbWo metals |
eX |
periods |
eXX |
groups; families |
eXXX |
isotopes |
eXbWo |
metals |
eXb |
alkali metals; group 1 elements |
eXc |
alkaline earth metals; group 2 elements |
eXdWm |
transition metals |
eXd |
group 3 elements |
eXe |
group 4 elements |
eXf |
group 5 elements |
eXg |
group 6 elements |
eXh |
group 7 elements |
eXi |
group 8 elements |
eXj |
group 9 elements |
eXk |
group 10 elements |
eXl |
group 11 elements |
eXm |
group 12 elements |
eXn |
boron group; group 13; 3 elements |
eXo |
carbon group; group 14; 4 elements |
eXpWs |
nonmetals |
eXp |
nitrogen group; group 15; 5 elements |
eXq |
chalcogens; group 6; 16 elements |
eXr |
halogens; group 17; 7 elements |
eXs |
noble gases; group 18; 8; 0 elements |
eb |
period 1 elements |
ebXX |
period 1 isotopes |
ebb |
hydrogen; H ← dt87nb dle87nb |
ebb98p |
H+ |
ebbb |
protium; 1H |
ebbc |
deuterium; 2H |
ebbd |
tritium; 3H |
ebs |
helium; He |
ebsd |
helium-3; 3He |
ebse |
helium-4; 4He |
ec |
period 2 elements |
ecXX |
period 2 isotopes |
ecb |
lythium; Li |
ecb98p |
Li+ |
ecc |
beryllium; Be |
ecn |
boron; B |
eco |
carbon; C |
eco98k |
C---- |
eco98s |
C++++ |
ecoc |
carbon-12; 12C |
ecod |
carbon-13; 13C |
ecoe |
carbon-14; 14C |
ecp |
nitrogen; N |
ecp98k |
N--- |
ecp98l |
N-- |
ecp98m |
N- |
ecpf |
nitrogen-15; 15N |
ecq |
oxygen; O |
ecq98l |
O-- |
ecq98m |
O- |
ecr |
fluorine; F |
ecr98m |
F- |
ecs |
neon; Ne |
ed |
period 3 elements |
edb |
sodium; Na |
edb98p |
Na+ |
edc |
magnesium; Mg |
edc98p |
Mg+ |
edc98q |
Mg++ |
edn |
aluminium; aluminum; Al |
edn98q |
Al++ |
edn98r |
Al+++ |
edo |
silicon; Si |
edo98j |
Si---- |
edo98s |
Si++++ |
edp |
phosphorus; P |
edp98k |
P--- |
edpb |
phosphorus-31; 31P |
edq |
sulfur; sulphur; S |
edq98l |
S-- |
edq98m |
S- |
edr |
chlorine; Cl |
edr98m |
Cl- |
eds |
argon; Ar |
ee |
period 4 elements |
eeb |
potassium; K |
eeb98p |
K+ |
eebk |
potassium-40; 40K |
eec |
calcium; Ca |
eec98p |
Ca+ |
eec98q |
Ca++ |
eed |
scandium; Sc |
eee |
titanium; Ti |
eef |
vanadium; V |
eeg |
chromium; Cr |
eeh |
manganese; Mn |
eeh98q |
Mn++ |
eei |
iron; Fe |
eei98q |
Fe++ |
eei98r |
Fe+++ |
eeih |
iron-57; 57Fe |
eej |
cobalt; Co |
eek |
nickel; Ni |
eel |
copper; Cu |
eel98q |
Cu++ |
eem |
zinc; Zn |
een |
gallium; Ga |
eeo |
germanium; Ge |
eep |
arsenic; As |
eeq |
selenium; Se |
eer |
bromine; Br |
ees |
krypton; Kr |
ef |
period 5 elements |
efb |
rubidium; Rb |
efc |
strontium; Sr |
efd |
yttrium; Y |
efe |
zirconium; Zr |
eff |
niobium; Nb |
efg |
molybdenum; Mo |
efh |
technetium; Tc |
efi |
ruthenium; Ru |
efj |
rhodium; Rh |
efk |
palladium; Pd |
efl |
silver; Ag |
efm |
cadmium; Cd |
efn |
indium; In |
efo |
tin; Sn |
efp |
antimony; Sb |
efq |
tellurium; Te |
efr |
iodine; I |
efs |
xenon; Xe |
eg |
period 6 elements |
egb |
caesium; Cs |
egc |
barium; Ba |
egcz |
lanthanoids |
egczb |
lanthanum; La |
egczc |
cerium; Ce |
egczd |
praseodymium; Pr |
egcze |
neodymium; Nd |
egczf |
promethium; Pm |
egczg |
samarium; Sm |
egczh |
europium; Eu |
egczi |
gadolinium; Gd |
egczj |
terbium; Tb |
egczk |
dysprosium; Dy |
egczl |
holmium; Ho |
egczm |
erbium; Er |
egczn |
thulium; Tm |
egczo |
ytterbium; Yb |
egd |
lutetium; Lu |
ege |
hafnium; Hf |
egf |
tantalum; Ta |
egg |
tungsten; W |
egh |
rhenium; Re |
egi |
osmium; Os |
egj |
iridium; Ir |
egk |
platinum; Pt |
egl |
gold; Au |
egm |
mercury; Hg |
egn |
thallium; Tl |
ego |
lead; Pb |
egp |
bismuth; Bi |
egq |
polonium; Po |
egr |
astatine; At |
egs |
radon; Rn |
eh |
period 7 elements |
ehb |
francium; Fr |
ehc |
radium; Ra |
ehcz |
actinoids |
ehczb |
actinium; Ac |
ehczbf |
actinium-230; 230Ac |
ehczc |
thorium; Th |
ehczcf |
thorium-230; 230Th |
ehczcg |
thorium-231; 231Th |
ehczd |
protactinium; Pa |
ehcze |
uranium; U |
ehczef |
uranium-235; 235U |
ehczej |
uranium-239; 239U |
ehczf |
neptunium; Np |
ehczg |
plutonium; Pu |
ehczh |
americium; Am |
ehczi |
curium; Cm |
ehczj |
berkelium; Bk |
ehczk |
californium; Cf |
ehczl |
einsteinium; Es |
ehczm |
fermium; Fm |
ehczn |
mendelevium; Md |
ehczo |
nobelium; No |
ehd |
lawrencium; Lr |
ehe |
ruthefordium; Rf |
ehf |
dubnium; Db |
ehg |
seaborgium; Sg |
ehh |
bohrium; Bh |
ehi |
hassium; Hs |
ehj |
meitnerium; Mt |
ehk |
darmstadtium; Ds |
ehl |
roentgenium; Rg |
ehm |
copernicium; Cn |
ehn |
ununtrium; Uut |
eho |
flerovium; Fl |
ehp |
ununpentium; Uup |
ehq |
livermorium; Lv |
ehr |
ununseptium; Uus |
ehs |
ununoctium; Uuo |
f |
molecules; chemical substances; pure substances [chemistry; molecular physics] ← e atoms ≈ DDC 540 |
f25 [] |
in milieu |
f3 |
by bond |
f36 [] |
giving by-product |
f37 [] |
by catalyst |
f38 [] |
from reactant |
f3c |
covalent bond |
f3f |
ionic bond |
f3h |
hydrogen bonding ← ebb hydrogen |
f3n |
Van der Waals bond |
f48 [] |
needing kJ/mol potential barrier; energy barrier; activation energy Ea |
f5 |
reaction [stoichiometry; chemical kinetics] |
f52 [] |
reactivity |
f526 [] |
solubility ← fU water |
f55 [] |
boiling at K boiling point ← gg gases gl liquids |
f556 [] |
melting at K melting point ← gl liquids gs solids |
f55pqvr ⋄ |
273 |
f55prvr ⋄ |
373 |
f57 [] |
rate of reaction |
f57c |
equilibrium |
f58 [] |
J; joule enthalpy change; ΔH; heat of reaction |
f59 |
reaction type |
f59d |
endothermic |
f59h |
photochemical [photochemistry] ← d5ll visible light |
f59s |
exothermic |
f59x |
explosive |
f5b |
synthesis |
f5d |
decomposition |
f5f |
single replacement |
f5g |
double replacement |
f5i |
reduction-oxidation; redox ← ecq oxygen |
f5ic |
combustion; burning |
f5ie |
electrochemical reaction |
f5l |
complexation ← fgc classical complexes |
f5ll |
ligand exchange |
f5n |
acid-base reaction [Brønsted-Lowry acid-base theory] |
f5nn |
neutralization |
f5p |
precipitation |
f5qWy |
organic reaction |
f5s |
substitution |
f5se |
electrophilic substitution |
f5sn |
nucleophilic substitution |
f5snb |
SN1 |
f5snc |
SN2 |
f5sr |
radical substitution |
f5u |
addition |
f5ue |
electrophilic addition |
f5un |
nucleophilic addition |
f5ur |
radical addition |
f5v |
elimination |
f5w |
rearrangement |
f5wh |
hydride shift |
f5wi |
sigmatropic reaction |
f5wp |
pericyclic reaction |
f6 |
acidity |
f66 [] |
statistics |
f66b |
boson |
f66f |
fermion |
f67 [] |
aggregation state |
f67g |
gaseous |
f67l |
liquid |
f67s |
solid |
f67x |
crystalline |
f68 [] |
ph |
f68no |
0 |
f68nv |
7 |
f68os |
14 |
f6f |
acid |
f6i |
neutral |
f6m |
amphoteric |
f6x |
base; basic; alkaline |
f7 [] |
molecular structure |
f77 [] |
made up of chemical element |
f83 [] |
weighing molecular weight |
f837 [] |
dense g/cm3 density |
f86 [] |
quantity |
f88 [] |
mmol |
f9 [] |
kind |
f97 [] |
formed with radical; functional group |
f98 [] |
ionization |
f98k |
-3; --- |
f98l |
-2; -- |
f98m |
-1; - |
f98o |
0 |
f98p |
+1; + |
f98q |
+2; ++ |
f98r |
+3; +++ |
fU [] |
water; H2O |
fU67g |
steam |
fU67l |
liquid water |
fU67x |
ice |
fb |
pure substances |
fb77bb |
molecular hydrogen; H2 |
fb77cp |
molecular nitrogen; N2 |
fcWe |
inorganic compounds [inorganic chemistry] ≈ DDC 546 |
fcWy |
chemical compounds; complex substances |
fc |
mineral acids; inorganic acids ← ebb hydrogen f99f |
fc78 [] |
chemical characteristic |
fc78p |
monoprotic acid |
fc78q |
diprotic acid |
fc78r |
triprotic acid |
fc9s |
strong acid |
fc9w |
weak acid |
fccWf |
hydrogen halides ← eXr halogens |
fcc |
hydrofluoric acid; HF ← ecr fluorine |
fcd |
hydrochloric acid; HCl ← edr chlorine |
fce |
hydrobromic acid; HBr ← eer bromine |
fcf |
hydroiodic acid; HI ← efr iodine |
fcm |
nitric acid; HNO3 ← ecp nitrogen |
fcn |
nitrous acid; HNO2 ← ecp nitrogen |
fco |
halogen oxoacids ← eXr halogens |
fcp |
phosphoric acid; H3PO4 ← edp phosphorus |
fcq |
sulfuric acid; sulphuric acid; oil of vitriol; H2SO4 ← edq sulfur |
fcr |
fluorosulfuric acid; HSO3F ← ecr fluorine edq sulfur |
fd |
bases ← f99x |
fd9s |
strong base |
fd9w |
weak base |
fdd |
ammonia; azane; NH3 ← ecp nitrogen |
fdh |
hydroxides |
fdh98m |
hydroxide ion; OH- |
fdhc |
lithium hydroxide; LiOH ← ecb lythium |
fdhd |
sodium hydroxide; NaOH ← edb sodium |
fdhm |
magnesium hydroxide; Mg(OH)2 ← edc magnesium |
fe |
oxides ← ecq oxygen |
feb |
hydrogen oxides ← ebb hydrogen |
febb |
hydrogen oxide; water; H2O |
febc |
hydrogen peroxide; H2O2; dihydrogen dioxide; dioxidane |
fec |
carbon oxides ← eco carbon |
fecb |
carbon monoxide; CO |
fecc |
carbon dioxide; carbonic acid gas; carbonic anhydride; arbonic oxide; CO2 |
fecc67s |
dry ice |
fed |
nitrogen oxides; NOx ← ecp nitrogen |
fedb |
nitric oxide; nitrogen monoxide; NO |
fedc |
nitrogen dioxide; NO2 |
fedd |
nitrous oxide; nitrous; laughing gas; sweet air; N2O |
fee |
lithium oxide; lithia; Li2O ← ecb lythium |
fef |
sodium oxide; Na2O ← edb sodium |
feg |
magnesium oxide; magnesia; MgO ← edc magnesium |
feh |
aluminium oxides ← edn aluminium |
fehd |
aluminium oxide; alumina; aloxide; aloxite; alundum; Al2O3 |
fei |
silicon oxides ← edo silicon |
feic |
silicon dioxide; silica; SiO2 |
fek |
potassium oxide; potash; K2O ← eeb potassium |
fel |
calcium oxides ← eec calcium |
felb |
calcium oxide; quicklime; burnt lime; CaO |
fen |
manganese oxides ← eeh manganese |
fer |
iron oxides; rust ← eei iron |
ferd |
iron(III) oxide; ferric oxide; Fe2O3 |
fere |
iron(II,III) oxide; Fe3O4 |
fev |
copper oxides ← eel copper |
fevb |
copper(I) oxide; cuprous oxide; Cu2O |
fevc |
copper(II) oxide ; cupric oxide; CuO |
fevd |
copper peroxide; CuO2 |
feve |
copper(III) oxide; Cu2O3 |
few |
zinc oxide; ZnO ← eem zinc |
ff |
salts |
ffcWf |
halides ← eXr halogens |
ffc |
fluorides ← ecr fluorine |
ffd |
chlorides ← edr chlorine |
ffdd |
sodium chloride; common salt; saline; table salt; regular salt; sea salt; NaCl |
ffdk |
potassium chloride; muriate of potash; KCl |
ffdl |
calcium chloride; CaCl2 |
ffdm |
magnesium chloride; MgCl2 |
ffe |
bromides ← eer bromine |
fff |
iodides ← efr iodine |
ffk |
carbonates ← eco carbon |
ffk98l |
carbonate ion; CO3-- |
ffkf |
sodium carbonate; Na2CO3 |
ffkg |
magnesium carbonate; magnesia alba; MgCO3 |
ffkl |
calcium carbonate; CaCO3 |
ffm |
nitrates ← ecp nitrogen |
ffm98m |
nitrate ion; NO3- |
ffmf |
sodium nitrate; Peru saltpeter; soda niter; cubic niter; NaNO3 |
ffn |
nitrites ← ecp nitrogen |
ffn98l |
nitrite ion; NO2- |
ffp |
phosphates ← edp phosphorus |
ffp98k |
phosphate ion; PO4--- |
ffq |
sulfates ← edq sulfur |
ffq98l |
sulfate ion; SO4-- |
fg |
complexes; coordination compounds |
fgc |
classical complexes; Werner complexes |
fgo |
organometallic compounds |
fgs |
cluster compounds |
fgv |
bioinorganic compounds |
fgzt |
transition metal compounds |
fhWu |
organic compounds [organic chemistry] ≈ DDC 547 |
fh |
hydrocarbons ← eco carbon ebb hydrogen |
fhcWd |
saturated hydrocarbons |
fhcWh |
aliphatic hydrocarbons; acyclic hydrocarbons |
fhc |
alkanes; paraffins |
fhcb |
methane; CH4 |
fhcc |
ethane; C2H6 |
fhcd |
propane; C3H8 |
fhce |
butanes; C4H10 |
fhceb |
n-butane |
fhcec |
isobutane; methylpropane |
fhcf |
pentanes; C5H12 |
fhcfb |
n-pentane |
fhcfc |
isopentane; methylbutane |
fhcfd |
neopentane; dimethylpropane |
fhcg |
hexanes; C6H14 |
fhch |
heptanes; C7H16 |
fhci |
octanes; C8H18 |
fhd |
cycloalkanes; cyclic alkanes; naphthenes |
fhdd |
cyclopropane |
fhde |
cyclobutane |
fhdf |
cyclopentane |
fheWf |
unsaturated hydrocarbons |
fhe |
alkenes; olefins |
fhe9i |
vinyl group; ethenyl; -CH=CH2 |
fhe9l |
allyl group; -CH2-CH=CH2 |
fhec |
ethylene; ethene; C2H4 |
fhf |
dienes; diolefins |
fhg |
alkynes; acetylenes |
fhgc |
acetylene; ethyne; C2H2 |
fhm |
annulenes; conjugated monocyclic hydrocarbons |
fhme |
cyclobutadiene |
fhmg |
benzene; benzol; C6H6 |
fhmg98m |
phenyl group; phenyl ring |
fhmi |
cyclooctatetraene |
fhp |
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons; polyaromatic hydrocarbons; polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons; PAHs |
fhpk |
naphthalene; C10H8 |
fi |
alcohols |
fib |
monohydric alcohols |
fibb |
methanol; methyl alcohol; Columbian spirits; wood alcohol; CH3OH |
fibc |
ethanol; alcohol; ethyl alcohol; drinking alcohol; Cologne spirit; C2H5OH |
fibd |
propanol; propan-2-ol; isopropyl alcohol; rubbing alcohol |
fibe |
butanol; butan-1-ol; butyl alcohol |
fibf |
pentanol; pentan-1-ol; amyl alcohol |
fibq |
cetyl alcohol; hexadecan-1-ol |
fic |
diols |
ficc |
ethylene glycol; ethane-1;2-diol |
ficd |
propylene glycol; propane-1;2-diol |
fid |
triols |
fidd |
glycerol; glycerine; propanetriol; propane-1;2;3-triol |
fie |
tetraols |
fiee |
erythritol; treitol; butane-1;2;3;4-tetraol |
fif |
pentols |
fiff |
xylitol; pentane-1;2;3;4;5-pentol |
fig |
hexols |
figg |
sorbitol; mannitol; hexane-1;2;3;4;5;6-hexol |
fih |
heptols |
fihh |
volemitol; heptane-1;2;3;4;5;6;7-heptol |
fiu |
unsaturated aliphatic alcohols |
fiud |
allyl alcohol; prop-2-ene-1-ol |
fiuk |
geraniol; 3;7-dimethylocta-2;6-dien-1-ol |
fiw |
alicyclic alcohols |
fiwg |
inositol; cyclohexane-1;2;3;4;5;6-hexol |
fiwk |
menthol; peppermint camphor; 2-(2-propyl)-5-methyl-cyclohexane-1-ol |
fj |
aldehydes; alkanals |
fj98m |
aldehyde carbonyl |
fjb |
formaldehyde; methanal; CH2O |
fje |
butyraldehyde; butanal |
fk |
ketones; alkanones |
fkd |
acetone; propanone; (CH3)2CO |
fkze |
ethers |
fl |
carboxylic acids; fatty acids ← fc mineral acids ebb hydrogen |
fl98m |
carboxyls |
flb |
formic acid; methanoic acid |
flc |
acetic acid; CH3COOH |
fld |
propionic acid; propanoic acid |
fle |
butyric acid; butanoic acid |
flf |
valeric acid; pentanoic acid |
fls |
stearic acid; octadecanoic acid |
fly |
alpha hydroxy acids; AHAs |
flyb |
glycolic acid; hydroacetic acid; hydroxyacetic acid |
flyc |
lactic acid; milk acid |
flyd |
malic acid |
flye |
tartaric acid; racemic acid; uvic acid |
flyf |
citric acid |
fm |
esters |
fm98m |
O-alkyl groups; alkoxy |
fn |
amines |
fnd |
trimethylamine; TMA; N(CH3)3 |
fng |
aniline; C6H5NH2 |
fno |
amino acids |
fnoU |
proteinogenic amino acids |
fnoUb |
alanine; Ala; A |
fnoUc |
cysteine; Cys; C |
fnoUd |
aspartic acid; Asp; D |
fnoUe |
glutamic acid; Glu; E |
fnoUf |
phenylalanine; Phe; F |
fnoUg |
glycine; Gly; G |
fnoUh |
histidine; His; H |
fnoUi |
isoleucine; Ile; I |
fnoUk |
lysine; Lys; K |
fnoUl |
leucine; Leu; L |
fnoUm |
methionine; Met; M |
fnoUn |
asparagine; Asn; N |
fnoUp |
proline; Pro; P |
fnoUq |
glutamine; Gln; Q |
fnoUr |
arginine; Arg; R |
fnoUs |
serine; Ser; S |
fnoUt |
threonine; Thr; T |
fnoUv |
valine; Val; V |
fnoUw |
tryptophan; Trp; W |
fnoUy |
tyrosine; Tyr; Y |
fo |
carbohydrates; saccharides |
fo9j |
aldoses |
fo9k |
ketoses |
focWj |
monosaccharides; simple sugars |
foc |
trioses |
fod |
tetroses |
foe |
pentoses |
foei |
ribose |
fof |
hexoses |
foff |
glucose |
fofl |
galactose |
fofr |
fructose |
fog |
heptoses |
fok |
disaccharides; double sugars; bioses |
fokm |
maltose |
foo |
oligosaccharides |
fp |
lipids; fats |
fpg |
glycerids |
fph |
sphingolipids |
fps |
sterols |
fpt |
prenols including terpenoids |
fpw |
waxes |
fpy |
polyketides |
fq |
nucleotides |
fqa |
adenine; A |
fqc |
cytosine; C |
fqg |
guanine; G |
fqt |
thymine; T |
fqu |
uracil; U |
fx |
solid state compounds ← gsx |
g |
bulk matter; states of matter; phases; continuum bodies; macroscopical physical systems [classical mechanics] ← f molecules ≈ DDC 530.4 530 531 |
g09e |
ancient physics |
g09eB |
classical elements |
g09eBa |
earth |
g09eBd |
water ← febb hydrogen oxide |
g09eBf |
fire |
g09eBi |
air |
g09eBt |
aether; fifth element; quintessence |
g18 [] |
at time t |
g237 [] |
from direction |
g28 [] |
at spatial coordinate x |
g287 [] |
at spatial coordinate z |
g288 [] |
at spatial coordinate y |
g38 [] |
subjected to kind of force [dynamics] |
g382 [] |
at Pa; pascal pressure; P |
g383 [] |
subjected to N; newtons force ← d93 |
g385 [] |
performing J; joule work |
g388 [] |
potential energy; motion |
g5 |
transmission; propagation |
g52 |
speed; rapidity |
g525 |
acceleration |
g5258 [] |
accelerating at m/s2 acceleration |
g525b |
slowing |
g525c |
constant velocity |
g525m |
fastening |
g525v |
exponentially fastening |
g528 [] |
velocity m/s ← g7825 |
g52c |
still |
g52f |
slow |
g52u |
fast; quick |
g549 [] |
stability |
g55 [] |
transitioning to new phase |
g58 [] |
of dB; decibels intensity |
g59n |
noises |
g59o |
tones |
g5h |
heat; thermal energy transfer [kinetic theory] ← d particles ≈ DDC 536 |
g5hd |
radiation |
g5hu |
conduction |
g5hv |
convection |
g5n |
sound; vibration; mechanical waves [acoustics] ≈ DDC 534 |
g5n30v |
technologically-produced |
g5nU [] |
audible sounds |
g5nX [] |
frequency; pitch Hz |
g5nn |
infrasounds; 1 to 10 hertz |
g5no |
low sounds; 10 to 100 hertz |
g5np |
medium sounds; 100 to 1000 hertz |
g5nq |
high sounds; 1 to 10 kilohertz |
g5nr |
ultrasounds; 10 to 100 kilohertz |
g6 |
colour |
g63 [] |
of hardness in Mohs scale |
g63p |
1; talc hardness |
g63q |
2; gypsum hardness |
g63r |
3; calcite hardness |
g63s |
4; fluorite hardness |
g63t |
5; apatite hardness |
g63u |
6; orthoclase feldspar hardness |
g63v |
7; quartz hardness ← gtstb quartz |
g63w |
8; topaz hardness |
g63x |
9; corundum hardness |
g63y |
10; diamond hardness |
g64 [] |
entropy |
g66 [] |
temperature |
g665 [] |
temperature change |
g665f |
chilling; becoming colder |
g665u |
warming |
g668 [] |
temperature K |
g668pqvr |
273; 0° C |
g668proo ⋄ |
300; 27° C |
g668prvr |
373; 100° C |
g66e |
freezing; icy |
g66f |
cold; cool |
g66i |
tepid |
g66u |
warm |
g66v |
hot |
g69 [] |
special property |
g6X |
hue; rainbow; colour; wavelength; frequency ← d5ll visible light |
g6XX |
luminosity; value; lightness |
g6XXX |
saturation; chroma |
g6XXg |
light |
g6XXs |
strong |
g6XXv |
vivid |
g6Xa |
blackish |
g6Xg |
dark |
g6Xm |
grayish; greyish |
g6Xs |
pale |
g6Xy |
whitish |
g6c |
red |
g6cs |
pink |
g6d |
reddish orange |
g6e |
orange |
g6eg |
brown |
g6egs |
tan |
g6f |
orange yellow |
g6g |
yellow |
g6h |
greenish yellow |
g6i |
green-yellow |
g6j |
yellowish green |
g6jg |
olive |
g6k |
green |
g6kg |
dark green |
g6ks |
pale green |
g6l |
bluish green |
g6m |
cyan; teal; blue-green |
g6n |
azure; greenish blue |
g6o |
blue |
g6p |
purplish blue |
g6q |
purple-blue |
g6s |
purple; violet |
g6sXs |
lavender |
g6t |
reddish purple |
g6u |
red-purple |
g6v |
purplish red; magenta; fuchsia |
g6y |
achromatic colour; black and white |
g6ya |
black |
g6yg |
dark grey |
g6ym |
gray; grey |
g6ys |
light grey |
g6yy |
white |
g7 |
special part |
g77 [] |
made up of chemical element |
g78 [] |
complexity degree |
g78f |
pure; simple substance |
g78u |
mixture |
g81 |
duration; average life |
g818 [] |
duration s |
g81f |
brief |
g81u |
lasting |
g82 |
size |
g825 [] |
growth rate |
g825f |
lessening; dwindling |
g825u |
expanding; increasing |
g827 [] |
length |
g8277 [] |
height |
g8277f |
low; short |
g8277u |
high; tall |
g8278 [] |
length m |
g8279 [] |
width |
g8279f |
narrow |
g8279u |
wide |
g827f |
short |
g827u |
long |
g828 [] |
volume m3 |
g829 [] |
area |
g82e |
very small |
g82f |
small |
g82i |
middle size |
g82u |
big |
g82v |
huge |
g83 [] |
mass; weight |
g837 [] |
density; ρ |
g838 [] |
mass Kg |
g83f |
light |
g83u |
heavy |
g96 [] |
as medium for dispersed phase; dissolved phase |
g97 [] |
made up of chemical substance |
gXXi |
solutions |
gXXo |
colloids |
gXXu |
suspensions |
gXg |
mixtures with dissolved or dispersed gases |
gXl |
mixtures with dissolved or dispersed liquids |
gXs |
mixtures with dissolved or dispersed solids |
gd |
degenerate matter |
ge |
quark-gluon plasma |
gf |
plasma |
gf55g |
recombination |
ggWl |
fluids [fluid mechanics] |
ggWl38 [] |
subjected to force [fluid dynamics] |
gg |
gases ≈ DDC 533 |
gg55f |
ionization |
gg55l |
condensation |
gg55s |
deposition |
gg78u |
mixture |
gg97b77cp |
molecular nitrogen |
ggg |
gas mixtures |
ggg77cp |
nitrogen |
gggU |
air |
ggl |
liquid-in-gas mixtures |
gglo |
liquid aerosols including fog, mist, vapor, hair sprays |
gglu |
sprays |
ggs |
solid-in-gas mixtures |
ggso |
solid aerosols including smoke, ice cloud, air particulates |
ggsu |
dusts |
glWy |
condensed matter [condensed matter physics] |
gl |
liquids ≈ DDC 532 |
gl55g |
vaporization |
gl55s |
solidification; freezing |
glg |
foams; gas-in-liquid mixtures |
glgo |
liquid foams including whipped cream, shaving cream |
gll |
liquid mixtures |
gllo |
emulsions including milk, mayonnaise, hand cream |
gls |
solid-in-liquid mixtures |
glso |
liquid sols including pigmented ink, blood |
glsu |
muds |
gm |
superfluids |
go |
liquid crystals; LCs |
goh |
thermotropic liquid crystals |
gol |
lyotropic liquid crystals |
got |
metallotropic liquid crystals |
gr |
supersolids |
gs |
solids [solid mechanics] |
gs55g |
sublimation |
gs55l |
fusion; melting |
gs69 |
plasticity |
gs69c |
plastic |
gs69e |
elastic |
gs69g |
rigid |
gsg |
gas-in-solid mixtures |
gsgo |
solid foams incluidng aerogel, styrofoam, pumice |
gsl |
liquid-in-solid mixtures |
gslo |
gels including agar, gelatin, silicagel, opal |
gss |
solid mixtures including alloys |
gsso |
solid sols |
gssu |
solid-in-solid suspensions including clay, silt, sand, gravel |
gt |
crystals; minerals [crystallograpy; mineralogy] ≈ DDC 548; 549 |
gt6 |
colour |
gt686 [] |
diaphaneity; transparency; pellucidity |
gt687 [] |
streak |
gt69 |
lustre; luster |
gt69d |
dull; earthly |
gt69g |
greasy |
gt69j |
waxy |
gt69k |
silky |
gt69l |
pearly |
gt69n |
resinous |
gt69r |
vitreous |
gt69s |
submetallic |
gt69t |
metallic |
gt69v |
subadamantine |
gt69w |
adamantine |
gt7 |
cleavage |
gt72 [] |
crystal structure; space group; symmetry group |
gt726 [] |
crystal habit |
gt7b |
basal cleavage; pinacoidal cleavage |
gt7c |
cubic cleavage |
gt7e |
octahedral cleavage |
gt7h |
rhombohedral cleavage |
gt7p |
prismatic cleavage |
gt7t |
dodecahedral cleavage |
gtU [] |
quartz |
gtb |
native elements |
gtbc |
native carbon ← eco carbon |
gtbcd |
diamond |
gtbcg |
graphite; plumbago |
gtbcu |
fullerite |
gtbi |
native iron ← eei iron |
gtbl |
native gold ← egl gold |
gtc |
sulfide minerals; sulphides; sulfides ← edq sulfur |
gtcc |
chalcocite-digenite group |
gtcd |
joseite group |
gtce |
pentlandite group |
gtcg |
galena group |
gtcgg |
galena; PbS ← ego lead |
gtch |
sphalerite group |
gtchc |
cinnabar; HgS ← egm mercury |
gtchh |
sphalerite; ZnS ← eem zinc |
gtci |
wurtzite group |
gtck |
nickeline group |
gtcl |
chalcopyrite group |
gtcm |
stannite group |
gtcn |
thiospinel group |
gtco |
tetradymite group |
gtcp |
pyrite group |
gtcpp |
pyrite; FeS2 ← eei iron |
gtcr |
marcasite group |
gtct |
cobaltite group |
gtcv |
arsenopyrite group |
gtcw |
arsenopyrite group |
gtcx |
molybdenite group |
gtcxm |
molybdenite; MoS2 ← efg molybdenum |
gtcy |
skutterudite group |
gtd |
sulfosalt minerals ← edq sulfur |
gtdc |
colusite group |
gtdd |
cylindrite group |
gtdh |
hauchecornite |
gtdi |
tetrahedrite |
gtdj |
proustite group |
gtdk |
aikinite group |
gtdl |
lillianite group |
gtdm |
matildite group |
gtds |
sartorite group |
gtdv |
pavonite group |
gte |
oxide minerals; oxides ← fe oxides |
gteb |
ice; H2O ← ebb hydrogen fU water |
gtec |
periclase group |
gtecb |
periclase; MgO ← edc magnesium |
gtee |
hematite/corundum group |
gteec |
corundum; Al2O3 ← edn aluminium fehd aluminium oxide |
gteee |
hematite; Fe2O3 ← eei iron ferd iron(III) oxide |
gteg |
perovskite group |
gtei |
ilmenite group |
gtek |
rutile group |
gtekc |
cassiterite; SnO2 ← efo tin |
gtekp |
pyrolusite; MnO2 ← eeh manganese |
gtekr |
rutile; TiO2 ← eee titanium |
gtem |
magnetoplumbite group; multiple oxides with O19 groups |
gteo |
cryptomelane group |
gtep |
aeschynite group |
gteq |
crichtonite group |
gtes |
spinel group |
gtesc |
chromite; FeCr2O4 ← eeg chromium eei iron |
gtesm |
magnetite; Fe3O4 ← edc magnesium eei iron fere iron(II,III) oxide |
gtess |
spinel; MgAl2O4 ← edc magnesium edn aluminium |
gtet |
pyrochlore group |
gteu |
microlite group |
gtev |
romeite group |
gtew |
betafite group |
gtex |
cesstibtantite group |
gtf |
hydroxide minerals; hydroxides ← ecq oxygen ebb hydrogen |
gtfd |
diaspore group |
gtfr |
brucite group |
gtfw |
wickmanite group |
gth |
halide minerals; halides ← eXr halogens |
gthc |
atacamite group |
gthf |
fluorite group |
gthff |
fluorite; CaF2 ← ecr fluorine eec calcium |
gthh |
halite group |
gthhh |
table salt; halite; NaCl ← edr chlorine edb sodium |
gthhs |
sylvite; KCl ← edr chlorine eeb potassium |
gthj |
chlorargyrite group |
gthl |
lawrencite group |
gthm |
matlockite group |
gtho |
challacolloite |
gthu |
chukhrovite group |
gtm |
carbonate minerals; carbonates ← eco carbon ecq oxygen |
gtmc |
calcite group ← eec calcium |
gtmcc |
calcite; CaCO3 |
gtmg |
aragonite group |
gtmgg |
aragonite |
gtmi |
dolomite group |
gtmid |
dolomite; CaMg(CO3)2 ← edc magnesium eec calcium |
gtmk |
burbankite group |
gtmo |
rosasite group |
gtmq |
malachite group |
gtmr |
ancylite group |
gtms |
sjogrenite-hydrotalcite group |
gtmt |
tundrite group |
gtn |
nitrate minerals; nitrates ← ecp nitrogen |
gto |
sulphate minerals; sulphates; sulfates ← edq sulfur |
gtob |
barite group |
gtobb |
barite; BaSO4 ← egc barium |
gtobc |
celestine; SrSO4 ← efc strontium |
gtobn |
anglesite; PbSO4 ← ego lead |
gtod |
blodite group |
gtoe |
alum group |
gtof |
voltaite group |
gtoh |
aluminite group |
gtoi |
zippeite group |
gtok |
copiapite group |
gtol |
Pb, Zn tellurates |
gtoo |
"halotrichite" supergroup |
gtoq |
"kieserite" supergroup |
gtoqg |
gypsum; CaSO4·2H2O ← eec calcium |
gtoqgr |
desert roses |
gtou |
alunite group |
gtp |
phosphate minerals; phosphates ← edp phosphorus |
gtpi |
apatites |
gtpif |
fluorapatite; Ca5(PO3)3F ← ecr fluorine |
gtpih |
chlorapatite; Ca5(PO4)3Cl ← edr chlorine |
gtpil |
hydroxylapatite; Ca5(PO4)3(OH) |
gtpm |
monazite group |
gtpq |
turquoise group |
gtpu |
lazulite group |
gtr |
borate minerals; borates ← ecn boron |
gtrd |
ludwigite group |
gtrg |
boracite group; tecto-heptaborates |
gtrgb |
boracite; Mg3B7O13Cl |
gtri |
inderite group; neso-triborates |
gtrk |
santite group; neso-pentaborates |
gtrl |
hilgardite group; tecto-pentaborates |
gtrp |
pringleite group |
gts |
silicates ← edo silicon |
gtsb |
nesosilicates |
gtsbc |
zircon group |
gtsbci |
zircon; ZrSiO4 |
gtsbd |
olivine group |
gtsbdo |
olivine; (Mg;Fe2+)2[SiO4] ← edc magnesium eei iron |
gtsbe |
phenakite group |
gtsbg |
Al2(SiO4)O |
gtsbgl |
sillimanite; Al[6]Al[4]OSiO4 |
gtsbgn |
andalusite; Al[6]Al[5]OSiO4 |
gtsbgy |
kyanite; Al[6]Al[6]OSiO4 |
gtsbi |
titanite group |
gtsbk |
cerite group |
gtsbl |
silicate apatites |
gtsbr |
uranophane group |
gtsbt |
datolite group |
gtsbu |
hellandite group |
gtsbv |
vicanite group |
gtsbx |
garnets; "garnet" supergroup |
gtsbxb |
pyralspite series |
gtsbxbb |
pyrope |
gtsbxbl |
almandine |
gtsbxbs |
spessartine |
gtsbxg |
ugrandite series |
gtsbxgd |
andradite |
gtsbxgg |
grossular |
gtsbxgu |
uvarovite |
gtsbxh |
schorlomite-kimzeyite series |
gtsbxr |
hydrogarnet |
gtsbxt |
tetragonal hydrogarnet |
gtsby |
"humite" supergroup |
gtsbyb |
topaz group |
gtsbybt |
topaz; Al2SiO4(F;OH)2 |
gtsbyc |
chondrodite series |
gtsbyh |
humite series |
gtsbyl |
clinohumite series |
gtsbyn |
norbergite |
gtsbyr |
chloritoid group |
gtsd |
sorosilicates |
gtsde |
epidote group |
gtsdee |
epidote; {Ca2}{Al2Fe3+}[O|OH|SiO4|Si2O7] |
gtsdl |
allanite group |
gtsdo |
dollaseite group |
gtsf |
cyclosilicates |
gtsfd |
tourmaline group |
gtsfu |
eudialyte group |
gtsgt |
astrophyllite group |
gtsi |
inosilicates |
gtsic |
sapphirine supergroup |
gtsie |
pyroxene supergroup |
gtsiebWe |
orthopyroxene group |
gtsiee |
enstatite-orthoferrosilite series |
gtsiefWy |
clinopyroxene group |
gtsieg |
pigeonite |
gtsieh |
diopside-hedenbergite series |
gtsim |
amphiboles; multiple chain inosilicates |
gtsimb |
anthophyllite |
gtsimc |
cummingtonite series |
gtsime |
tremolite series |
gtsimh |
hornblende |
gtsims |
sodium amphibole group |
gtsio |
sodium pyroxene series |
gtsis |
spodumene group |
gtsj |
pyroxenoid group |
gtsp |
phyllosilicates |
gtspc |
clay minerals group |
gtspd |
medicinal clay |
gtspm |
mica group |
gtspo |
kaolinite-serpentine group ← edc magnesium eei iron |
gtsps |
smectite/montmorillonite group |
gtspt |
pyrophyllite-talc group |
gtsptc |
talc ← edc magnesium |
gtspx |
chlorite group |
gtst |
tectosilicates |
gtstb |
quartz; SiO2 ← feic silicon dioxide |
gtstd |
feldspars |
gtstf |
feldspatoids |
gtsto |
zeolites |
gtx |
organic minerals ← eco carbon |
gtxc |
mineral hydrocarbons ← fd bases |
gtxl |
salts of organic acids |
gtxlo |
oxalates |
gw |
Bose-Einstein condensates; BEC |
h |
celestial objects; heavenly bodies; cosmic structures; astronomical objects [astronomy; astrophysics; cosmology] ← g bulk matter ≈ DDC 520 523 |
h09e |
geocentrism; Ptolemaic system |
h09eBc |
classical planets ← hp planets |
h09h |
heliocentrism; Copernican system |
h28 [] |
at declination; dec; δ |
h282 [] |
at ly distance from Earth light years |
h282tqto ⋄ |
2.50 M |
h287 [] |
hour angle; HA; LHA |
h288 [] |
at right ascension; RA; α |
h288bsrzq ⋄ |
0h 42m 44s |
h28fsl ⋄ |
+41° 16' |
h5 |
motion [kinematics] |
h52 [] |
orbiting in terrestrial days revolution period |
h526 [] |
rotating in terrestrial days rotation period |
h585 [] |
velocity m/s2; v; speed |
h5852 [] |
velocity direction |
h5855 [] |
acceleration m/s²; a |
h5855b |
deceleration; slow down |
h5855c |
steady speed |
h585c |
still; stationary |
h5b |
linear motion; rectilinear motion |
h5c |
circular motion ← cccc 15 to 30 degrees |
h5h |
simple harmonic motion; pendulum |
h5o |
orbiting [celestial mechanics] |
h5r |
rotating spin |
h68 [] |
colour |
h7 |
structural layer |
h70 ⋄ |
composed of substance |
h70ebb ⋄ |
hydrogen |
h7c |
core |
h7m |
middle |
h7r |
external layer |
h7s |
surface |
h7t |
atmosphere |
h83 [] |
absolute magnitude; Mv |
h836 [] |
apparent magnitude; m; vmag |
h836bmlg ⋄ |
-27; Sun apparent magnitude |
h84 [] |
color index; B-V index; temperature |
h84mgfg ⋄ |
0.656; Sun B-V index |
h9 [] |
body kind |
h91 [] |
evolutionary stage |
h91n |
young |
h92 [] |
orbiting central object |
hU |
the Earth ← hpU solar planets ≈ DDC 525 |
hU7 |
Earth structural layer ← hpt terrestrial planets |
hU7c |
core |
hU7cCi |
inner core |
hU7cCo |
outer core |
hU7m |
mantle |
hU7mCe |
lower mantle |
hU7mCi |
asthenosphere |
hU7mCuWr |
lithosphere |
hU7mCu |
upper mantle; lithospheric mantle |
hU7mCx |
Moho; Mohorovičić discontinuity |
hU7r |
crust ← i rocks |
hU7rCc |
continental crust; sial |
hU7rCo |
oceanic crust; sima |
hU7s |
surface |
hU7t |
atmosphere |
hU7tCb |
troposphere |
hU7tCe |
stratosphere |
hU7tCm |
mesosphere |
hU7tCt |
thermosphere |
hU7tCx |
exosphere |
hb |
nebulae |
hc |
clouds; diffuse nebulae |
hce |
molecular clouds |
hcg |
Bok globules; Thackeray's globules |
hd |
dark matter |
hg |
galaxies |
hgU |
the Milky Way |
hgd |
dwarf galaxies |
hge |
elliptical galaxies |
hges |
shell galaxies |
hgl |
lenticular galaxies |
hgp |
spiral galaxies; disk galaxies |
hgpb |
barred spiral galaxies |
hgr |
ring galaxies |
hgt |
irregular galaxies |
hgu |
ultra diffuse galaxies; UDGs |
hh |
galaxy associations |
hhg |
galaxy groups |
hhl |
galaxy clusters |
hhs |
galaxy superclusters |
hk |
brown dwarves |
hl |
stars ← gf plasma |
hl5C |
star process |
hl5Cn |
stellar nucleosynthesis |
hl9 |
spectral type |
hl91 |
star evolutionary stage |
hl91k |
protostars |
hl91n |
young stellar objects |
hl91p |
main sequence stars |
hl91q |
neutron stars |
hl9b |
O; blue |
hl9c |
B; blue white |
hl9e |
A; white |
hl9f |
F; yellow white |
hl9g |
G; yellow |
hl9k |
K; orange |
hl9m |
M; red |
hl9r |
L |
hl9t |
T |
hlU |
the Sun ← hld dwarf stars hl91n young stellar objects |
hlb |
subdwarf stars |
hld |
dwarf stars |
hlf |
subgiant stars |
hlg |
giant stars |
hlh |
bright giant stars |
hlj |
supergiant stars |
hlk |
hypergiant stars |
hp |
planets [planetary science] |
hpU |
solar planets ← hlU the Sun |
hpUc |
Mercury |
hpUe |
Venus |
hpUm |
Mars |
hpUp |
Jupiter |
hpUs |
Saturn |
hpUu |
Uranus |
hpUw |
Neptune |
hpg |
giant planets |
hpt |
terrestrial planets; telluric; rocky planets |
hpt7s |
surface |
hpt7t |
atmosphere |
hq |
minor planets; planetoids |
hqd |
dwarf planets |
hqdU |
solar dwarf planets ← hlU the Sun |
hqdUc |
Ceres |
hqdUp |
Pluto |
hqf |
asteroids |
hqj |
trojans |
hqn |
centaurs ← hlU the Sun |
hr |
meteoroids; meteors |
hs |
planetary satellites; natural satellites; moons |
hs92pUp ⋄ |
Jupiter satellites |
hsU |
the Moon |
ht |
planetary systems; star systems; stellar systems |
htU |
the Solar system ← hlU the Sun |
htUat |
comets |
htc |
binary stars |
htd |
triple star systems |
hu |
star clusters; stellar clusters ← hl stars |
huU |
Pleiades |
hug |
globular clusters; GCs |
hui |
intermediate star clusters |
huo |
open clusters |
i |
rocks; stones [geology; planetary geology] ← gssu solid-in-solid suspensions ≈ DDC 550 |
i07su ⋄ |
[economic geology] |
i09s |
continental drift theory |
i09t |
plate tectonics |
i1 |
in era; period [geochronology; stratigraphy] ← c1x tens of billions years |
i1X |
geological eras |
i1XX |
geological periods; stratigraphical systems |
i1XXX |
geological epochs; stratigraphical series |
i1XXXX |
geological ages; stratigraphical stages |
i1bWn |
Precambrian; >540 Ma |
i1d |
Hadean; 4550-4000 Ma |
i1hWk |
Archean; 4000-2500 Ma |
i1h |
Eoarchean; 4000-3600 Ma |
i1i |
Paleoarchean; 3600-3200 Ma |
i1j |
Mesoarchean; 3200-2800 Ma |
i1k |
Neoarchean; 2800-2500 Ma |
i1lWn |
Proterozoic; 2500-540 Ma |
i1l |
Paleoproterozoic; 2500-1600 Ma |
i1m |
Mesoproterozoic; 1600-1000 Ma |
i1mc |
Calymmian; 1600-1400 Ma |
i1mk |
Ectasian; 1400-1200 Ma |
i1ms |
Stenian; 1200-1000 Ma |
i1n |
Neoproterozoic; 1000-540 Ma |
i1nn |
Tonian; 1000-720 Ma |
i1nr |
Cryogenian; 720-635 Ma |
i1nv |
Ediacaran; 635-540 Ma |
i1pWy |
Phanerozoic; 542-0 Ma |
i1p |
Palaeozoic; 542-251 Ma |
i1pc |
Cambrian; 542-488 Ma |
i1pd |
Ordovician; 488-443 Ma |
i1pi |
Silurian; 443-416 Ma |
i1pn |
Devonian; 416-359 Ma |
i1po |
Carboniferous; 359-299 Ma |
i1pp |
Permian; 299-251 Ma |
i1s |
Mesozoic; 250-65 Ma |
i1sd |
Triassic; 250-210 Ma |
i1sj |
Jurassic; 210-140 Ma |
i1sr |
Cretaceous; 140-65 Ma |
i1t |
Tertiary; 65-1.7 Ma |
i1tbWl |
Paleogene; Palaeogene; Lower Tertiary; 65-23 Ma |
i1tb |
Paleocene; Palaeocene; 65-56 Ma |
i1te |
Eocene; 56-33 Ma |
i1tl |
Oligocene; 33-23 Ma |
i1tmWp |
Neogene; 23-2.5 Ma |
i1tm |
Miocene; 23-5.3 Ma |
i1tmg |
Aquitanian; 23.0-20.4 Ma |
i1tmi |
Burdigalian; 20.4-15.9 Ma |
i1tml |
Langhian; 15.9-13.8 |
i1tms |
Serravallian; 13.8-11.6 |
i1tmt |
Tortonian; 11.6-7.2 Ma |
i1tmw |
Messinian; 7.2-5.3 Ma |
i1tp |
Pliocene; 5.3-2.5 Ma |
i1tpn |
Zanclean; 5.3-3.6 Ma |
i1tpp |
Piacenzian; 3.6-2.5 Ma |
i1u |
Quaternary; 1.7-0.01 Ma |
i1ue |
Pleistocene; 2.5-0.01 Ma |
i1ueg |
Gelasian; 2.5-1.8 Ma |
i1uel |
Calabrian; 1.8-0.78 Ma |
i1uen |
Ionian; 0.78-0.12 Ma |
i1uet |
Tarantian; 0.12-0.01 |
i1uh |
Holocene; 0.01-0 Ma |
i31 [] |
from structural layer |
i4 |
earthquakes; quakes; tremors; temblors [seismology; seismic] ← it tectonic plates |
i49 |
earthquake waves |
i49n |
transverse S-waves; body waves |
i49p |
logitudinal P-waves; shock waves; pressure waves |
i49r |
surface waves; Rayleigh waves; Love waves |
i4X [] |
Richter magnitude |
i4p |
microearthquakes; Richter 1.0-1.9; Mercalli I |
i4q |
minor earthquakes; Richter 2.0-2.9; Mercalli I-II |
i4r |
minor eathquakes; Richter 3.0-3.9; Mercalli III-IV |
i4s |
light earhquakes; Richter 4.0-4.9; Mercalli IV-VI |
i4t |
moderate earthquakes; Richter 5.0-5.9; Mercalli VI-VII |
i4u |
strong earthquakes; Richter 6.0-6.9; Mercalli VIII-X |
i4v |
major earthquakes; Richter 7.0-7.9; Mercalli X |
i4w |
great earthquakes; RIchter 8.0-8.9 |
i4x |
great earthquakes; Richter 9.0- |
i5 |
geologic process |
i52 [] |
radioactivity |
i5c |
volcanism; volcanic activity [volcanology] |
i5ce |
eruption |
i5cem |
magmatic eruption |
i5cema |
Hawaiian eruption |
i5cemd |
Strombolian eruption |
i5ceml |
Vulcanian eruption |
i5cemp |
Peléan eruption; pyroclastic flow; nuée ardente |
i5cemv |
Plinian eruption; Vesuvian eruprion |
i5cep |
phreatomagmatic eruption |
i5ceph |
Surtseyan eruption; hydrovolcanic eruption |
i5cepm |
submarine eruption |
i5ceps |
subglacial eruption |
i5cer |
phreatic eruption |
i5ci |
intrusion |
i5cx |
fractional crystallization |
i5k |
magmatism; magma or lava solidification; freezing ← ig magma |
i5kp |
pyroclastic flow; pyroclastic density current |
i5m |
metamorphism |
i5me |
regional metamorphism |
i5mn |
contact metamorphism |
i5mq |
dynamic metamorphism |
i5mx |
anatexis |
i5my |
retrograde metamorphism |
i5n |
sedimentation; deposition |
i5t |
tectonic process |
i5to |
seafloor spreading |
i5tt |
accretion |
i5tu |
subduction |
i5tx |
orogeny; orogenesis |
i68 [] |
colour |
i68e ⋄ |
blue |
i68r ⋄ |
red |
i69 |
fracture |
i69c |
conchoidal fracture |
i69e |
earthy fracture |
i69h |
hackly fracture; jagged fracture |
i69s |
splintery fracture |
i69u |
uneven fracture |
i7 |
grain size; particle size |
i77 [] |
chemical element [petrologic analysis] |
i79 |
texture; microstructure |
i79c |
crystalline texture |
i79ca |
phaneritic texture |
i79cf |
foliated texture |
i79cp |
porphyritic texture |
i79f |
fragmental texture |
i79fc |
clastic texture |
i79fi |
bioclastic texture |
i79fp |
pyroclastic texture |
i79n |
aphanitic texture |
i79v |
glassy texture |
i7b |
large boulders |
i7c |
boulders |
i7d |
cobbles |
i7f |
coarse gravel |
i7g |
medium gravel |
i7i |
fine gravel |
i7l |
coarse sand |
i7m |
medium sand |
i7n |
fine sand |
i7r |
coarse silt |
i7s |
medium silt |
i7t |
fine silt |
i7y |
clay |
i826 [] |
lying at degrees lying angle |
i826hb ⋄ |
90 |
i84 [] |
tenacity |
i843 [] |
specific gravity |
i9 |
special quality |
i91 [] |
formed in era |
i92 [] |
of region |
i97 [] |
containing mineral |
i977 [] |
containing chemical substance |
ig |
magma ← i5cem magmatic eruption |
igl |
lava |
igt |
tephra |
ii |
single rocks [petrology; petrography; lithology] ≈ DDC 552 |
ii9 |
alkali-silica content |
ii9f |
felsic |
ii9i |
intermediate |
ii9m |
mafic |
ii9o |
ultramafic |
ii9q |
alkalic |
iibWj |
intrusive rocks; plutonic rocks |
iibWp |
igneous rocks; magmatic rocks; eructive rocks ← i5k magmatism |
iib |
quartzolites |
iibzg |
quartz-rich granitoids |
iic |
granites |
iich |
H-type granites; hybrid granites |
iici |
I-type granites; igneous protoliths |
iicm |
M-type granites; mantle derived granites |
iicn |
A-type granites; anorogenic granites |
iics |
S-type granites; sedimentary protoliths |
iiczd |
granodiorites |
iid |
diorites |
iidze |
syenites |
iidzm |
monzonites |
iie |
gabbros |
iiezn |
anorthosites |
iiezs |
foidolites |
iif |
peridotites |
iifd |
dunites |
iiff |
wehrlites |
iifh |
harzburgites |
iifl |
lherzolites |
iig |
hypabyssal rocks; subvolcanic rocks |
iigd |
diabases; dolerites; microgabbros |
iihWn |
effusive rocks; volcanic rocks |
iih |
rhyolites |
iii |
trachytes |
iiizd |
dacites |
iiizn |
andesites |
iiizs |
basaltic andesites |
iij |
basalts |
iije |
tholeiitic basalts |
iijem |
mid-ocean ridge basalts; MORBs |
iijh |
high-alumina basalts |
iijk |
alkali basalts |
iijn |
boninites |
iijzk |
komatiites |
iik |
pumices; pumicites |
iikzs |
scorias |
iil |
pyroclastic rocks; pyroclastics |
iilb |
agglomerates; pyroclastic breccias |
iilf |
lapilli tuffs; lapillistones |
iili |
coarse ash tuffs |
iiln |
fine ash tuffs |
iimWt |
metamorphic rocks ← i5m metamorphism |
iim |
gneisses |
iimzs |
slates |
iin |
marbles |
iinzm |
amphibolites |
iinzr |
granulites |
iio |
green schists |
iip |
blue schists |
iipzq |
quartzites ← gtstb quartz |
iipzt |
zeolites |
iiqWqz |
rudites |
iiqWu |
clastic rocks |
iiqWy |
sedimentary rocks ← i5n sedimentation |
iiq |
conglomerates |
iiqzb |
breccias |
iir |
sandstones; arenites including wackes |
iirb |
quartz sandstones |
iirf |
feldspathic sandstones |
iirl |
lithic sandstones |
iis |
mudrocks; lutites; shales |
iisi |
siltstones |
iism |
mudstones |
iisy |
claystones |
iitWn |
carbonate rocks ← gtm carbonate minerals |
iitWs |
biochemical sedimentary rocks |
iit |
limestones |
iitb |
boundstones |
iitf |
framestones |
iiti |
binstones |
iitk |
bafflestones |
iitm |
rudstones |
iito |
floatstones |
iitq |
grainstones |
iitt |
packstones |
iitw |
wackestones |
iity |
carbonate mudstones |
iiu |
dolostones; dolomite rocks |
iiuze |
chert |
iiv |
coal |
iive |
peat |
iivg |
lignite |
iivk |
sub-bituminous coal |
iivm |
bituminous coal |
iivs |
steam coal |
iivt |
anthracite |
iiwWy |
chemical sedimentary rocks |
iiw |
oolitic limestones |
iix |
evaporite rocks |
ikWp |
rock units [lithostratigraphy] |
ik |
rock beds |
ikb |
parallel beds |
ikc |
cross beds |
ikg |
graded beds |
il |
rock members |
im |
rock formations; geological formations [regional geology (partim)] |
im7Cf |
faults |
imb |
plutons ← ii single rocks |
imbb |
batholiths |
imbc |
stocks |
imbd |
dikes; dykes |
imbi |
sills |
imbl |
laccoliths |
imbp |
lopoliths |
imv |
ophiolites |
imy |
flysches ← iip blue schists |
io |
rock subgroups |
ip |
rock groups [regional geology (partim); structural geology] |
ipc |
coastal plains |
iph |
horizontal layers |
ipm |
domes; basins |
ipmc |
carsism |
ipo |
folds |
ipq |
faulted blocks |
ipr |
homogeneous crystalline masses |
ipt |
layered metamorphic rocks |
ipx |
complex structures |
iq |
rock supergroups |
is |
crust structural zones |
isc |
cratons |
isf |
rift valleys |
isg |
oceanic ridges; mid-ocean ridges |
iso |
oceanic plates |
iss |
subduction zones; ocean deeps |
it |
tectonic plates [plate tectonics] ← hUal |
it7Cn |
convergent boundaries |
it7Cr |
divergent boundaries |
it7Ct |
transform boundaries; transform faults |
itt |
plates of the Earth ← hU the Earth |
ittc |
Columbia; Nuna |
ittczr |
Rodinia |
ittd |
Pannotia; Greater Gondwana; Vendian; Pan-African supercontinent |
itte |
Pangaea; Palaeozoic plate |
ittgWh |
Mesozoic plates |
ittg |
Gondwana ← itte Pangaea |
itth |
Laurasia ← itte Pangaea |
ittiWy |
plates of the contemporary Earth |
itti |
African plate ← ittg Gondwana |
ittk |
Eurasian plate ← ittk Eurasian plate |
ittm |
Arabic plate ← ittg Gondwana |
ittn |
Indo-Australian plate ← ittg Gondwana |
itto |
Philippine plate |
ittp |
Pacific plate |
ittr |
Nazca plate |
itts |
Cocos plate |
ittu |
Caribbean plate |
ittv |
Northern American plate; Laurentia ← itth Laurasia |
ittw |
Southern American plate ← ittg Gondwana |
itty |
Antarctican plate ← ittg Gondwana |
j |
landforms; regions; geographical features [physical geography; topography; geomorphology] ← i rocks ≈ DDC 551 910 |
j1 |
on month-day |
j13 [] |
formed in era |
j159 |
on week day |
j159b |
Sunday |
j159c |
Monday |
j159d |
Tuesday |
j159e |
Wednesday |
j159f |
Thursday |
j159g |
Friday |
j159h |
Saturday |
j169 |
at lunar phase |
j169b |
new moon |
j169d |
waxing crescent |
j169f |
first quarter |
j169g |
waxing gibbous |
j169m |
full moon |
j169q |
waning gibbous |
j169t |
third quarter; last quarter |
j169w |
waning crescent |
j179 |
at day time |
j179c |
sunrise; sun up |
j179d |
dawn |
j179m |
morning |
j179n |
noon |
j179o |
afternoon |
j179q |
evening |
j179s |
sunset; sundown |
j179t |
twilight; nightfall; crepuscle |
j179u |
dusk |
j179x |
night |
j189 |
at time |
j189X |
minutes |
j189XX [] |
seconds |
j189XXb |
0 sec |
j189XXbzm |
1 sec |
j189XXc |
2 sec |
j189XXczi |
3 sec |
j189XXczq |
4 sec |
j189XXd |
5 sec |
j189XXdzm |
6 sec |
j189XXe |
7 sec |
j189XXezi |
8 sec |
j189XXezq |
9 sec |
j189XXf |
10 sec |
j189XXh |
15 sec |
j189XXj |
20 sec |
j189XXl |
25 sec |
j189XXn |
30 sec |
j189XXp |
35 sec |
j189XXr |
40 sec |
j189XXt |
45 sec |
j189XXv |
50 sec |
j189XXx |
55 sec |
j189Xb |
0 min |
j189Xbzm |
1 min |
j189Xc |
2 min |
j189Xczi |
3 min |
j189Xczq |
4 min |
j189Xd |
5 min |
j189Xdzm |
6 min |
j189Xe |
7 min |
j189Xezi |
8 min |
j189Xezq |
9 min |
j189Xf |
10 min |
j189Xfzm |
11 min |
j189Xg |
12 min |
j189Xgzi |
13 min |
j189Xgzq |
14 min |
j189Xh |
15 min; a quarter |
j189Xhzm |
16 min |
j189Xi |
17 min |
j189Xizi |
18 min |
j189Xizq |
19 min |
j189Xj |
20 min |
j189Xjzm |
21 min |
j189Xk |
22 min |
j189Xkzi |
23 min |
j189Xkzq |
24 min |
j189Xl |
25 min |
j189Xlzm |
26 min |
j189Xm |
27 min |
j189Xmzi |
28 min |
j189Xmzq |
29 min |
j189Xn |
30 min; a half |
j189Xnzm |
31 min |
j189Xo |
32 min |
j189Xozi |
33 min |
j189Xozq |
34 min |
j189Xp |
35 min |
j189Xpzm |
36 min |
j189Xq |
37 min |
j189Xqzi |
38 min |
j189Xqzq |
39 min |
j189Xr |
40 min |
j189Xrzm |
41 min |
j189Xs |
42 min |
j189Xszi |
43 min |
j189Xszq |
44 min |
j189Xt |
45 min; three quarters |
j189Xtzm |
46 min |
j189Xu |
47 min |
j189Xuzi |
48 min |
j189Xuzq |
49 min |
j189Xv |
50 min |
j189Xvzm |
51 min |
j189Xw |
52 min |
j189Xwzi |
53 min |
j189Xwzq |
54 min |
j189Xx |
55 min |
j189Xxzm |
56 min |
j189Xy |
57 min |
j189Xyzi |
58 min |
j189Xyzq |
59 min |
j189b |
0 AM; midnight |
j189c |
1 AM |
j189d |
2 AM |
j189e |
3 AM |
j189f |
4 AM |
j189g |
5 AM |
j189h |
6 AM |
j189i |
7 AM |
j189j |
8 AM |
j189jlzmf ⋄ |
8:26:10 AM |
j189k |
9 AM |
j189l |
10 AM |
j189m |
11 AM |
j189n |
12 AM; noon |
j189o |
1 PM; 13 |
j189p |
2 PM; 14 |
j189q |
3 PM; 15 |
j189r |
4 PM; 16 |
j189s |
5 PM; 17 |
j189t |
6 PM; 18 |
j189u |
7 PM; 19 |
j189v |
8 PM; 20 |
j189w |
9 PM; 21 |
j189x |
10 PM; 22 |
j189y |
11 PM; 23 |
j19 |
in season |
j19i |
spring |
j19m |
summer |
j19t |
fall; autumn |
j19w |
winter |
j1X |
half-months; fortnights |
j1XX |
dates; days ← an quantities |
j1Xb |
1st day; 1; 16 |
j1Xc |
2nd day; 2; 17 |
j1Xd |
3rd day; 3; 18 |
j1Xe |
4th day; 4; 19 |
j1Xf |
5th day; 5; 20 |
j1Xg |
6th day; 6; 21 |
j1Xh |
7th day; 7; 22 |
j1Xi |
8th day; 8; 23 |
j1Xj |
9th day; 9; 24 |
j1Xk |
10th day; 10; 25 |
j1Xl |
11th day; 11; 26 |
j1Xm |
12th day; 12; 27 |
j1Xn |
13th day; 13; 28 |
j1Xo |
14th day; 14; 29 |
j1Xp |
15th day; 15; 30 |
j1Xq |
16th day; 31 |
j1bWc |
January |
j1b |
January 1 to 15 |
j1bb |
January 1st; New Year's Day |
j1bc |
January 2; Candlemas |
j1bd |
January 3 |
j1be |
January 4 |
j1bf |
January 5 |
j1bg |
January 6; Epiphany; Theophany; Armenian Apostolic Christmas |
j1bh |
January 7; orthodox Christmas |
j1bi |
January 8 |
j1bj |
January 9 |
j1bk |
January 10 |
j1bl |
January 11 |
j1bm |
January 12 |
j1bn |
January 13; Lohri; Bhogi |
j1bo |
January 14; Makar Sankranti |
j1bp |
January 15 |
j1c |
January 16 to 31 |
j1cb |
January 16 |
j1cc |
January 17; Saint Anthony Day |
j1cd |
January 18 |
j1ce |
January 19 |
j1cf |
January 20 |
j1cg |
January 21 |
j1ch |
January 22 |
j1ci |
January 23 |
j1cj |
January 24 |
j1ck |
January 25 |
j1cl |
January 26 |
j1cm |
January 27 |
j1cn |
January 28 |
j1co |
January 29 |
j1cp |
January 30 |
j1cq |
January 31 |
j1dWe |
February |
j1d |
February 1 to 15 |
j1db |
February 1; Imbolc |
j1dc |
February 2; Candlemass |
j1dd |
February 3 |
j1de |
February 4 |
j1df |
February 5 |
j1dg |
February 6 |
j1dh |
February 7 |
j1di |
February 8 |
j1dj |
February 9 |
j1dk |
February 10 |
j1dl |
February 11 |
j1dm |
February 12 |
j1dn |
February 13 |
j1do |
February 14; Valentine's Day |
j1dp |
February 15 |
j1e |
February 16 to 29 |
j1eb |
February 16 |
j1ec |
February 17 |
j1ed |
February 18 |
j1ee |
February 19 |
j1ef |
February 20 |
j1eg |
February 21 |
j1eh |
February 22 |
j1ei |
February 23 |
j1ej |
February 24 |
j1ek |
February 25 |
j1el |
February 26 |
j1em |
February 27 |
j1en |
February 28 |
j1eo |
February 29 |
j1fWg |
March |
j1f |
March 1 to 15 |
j1fb |
March 1 |
j1fc |
March 2 |
j1fd |
March 3 |
j1fe |
March 4 |
j1ff |
March 5 |
j1fg |
March 6 |
j1fh |
March 7 |
j1fi |
March 8; International Women's Day; IWD |
j1fj |
March 9 |
j1fk |
March 10 |
j1fl |
March 11 |
j1fm |
March 12 |
j1fn |
March 13 |
j1fo |
March 14 |
j1fp |
March 15 |
j1g |
March 16 to 31 |
j1gb |
March 16 |
j1gc |
March 17; Saint Patrick's Day |
j1gd |
March 18 |
j1ge |
March 19 |
j1gf |
March 20; March equinox; Northward equinox; vernal; autumnal equinox; Nowruz |
j1gg |
March 21 |
j1gh |
March 22 |
j1gi |
March 23 |
j1gj |
March 24 |
j1gk |
March 25 |
j1gl |
March 26 |
j1gm |
March 27 |
j1gn |
March 28; Ram Navami |
j1go |
March 29 |
j1gp |
March 30 |
j1gq |
March 31 |
j1hWi |
April |
j1h |
April 1 to 15 |
j1hb |
April 1; April Fools' Day |
j1hc |
April 2 |
j1hd |
April 3 |
j1he |
April 4; Children's Day |
j1hf |
April 5 |
j1hg |
April 6 |
j1hh |
April 7 |
j1hi |
April 8; Hanamatsuri; Buddha's Birthday |
j1hj |
April 9 |
j1hk |
April 10 |
j1hl |
April 11 |
j1hm |
April 12 |
j1hn |
April 13 |
j1ho |
April 14 |
j1hp |
April 15 |
j1i |
April 16 to 30 |
j1ib |
April 16 |
j1ic |
April 17 |
j1id |
April 18 |
j1ie |
April 19 |
j1if |
April 20 |
j1ig |
April 21 |
j1ih |
April 22; Earth Day |
j1ii |
April 23 |
j1ij |
April 24 |
j1ik |
April 25; Anzac Day |
j1il |
April 26 |
j1im |
April 27 |
j1in |
April 28 |
j1io |
April 29 |
j1ip |
April 30; May Eve |
j1jWk |
May |
j1j |
May 1 to 15 |
j1jb |
May 1; May Day; Labour Day; International Workers' Day; Beltane |
j1jc |
May 2 |
j1jd |
May 3 |
j1je |
May 4 |
j1jf |
May 5 |
j1jg |
May 6 |
j1jh |
May 7 |
j1ji |
May 8 |
j1jj |
May 9 |
j1jk |
May 10 |
j1jl |
May 11 |
j1jm |
May 12 |
j1jn |
May 13 |
j1jo |
May 14 |
j1jp |
May 15 |
j1k |
May 16 to 31 |
j1kb |
May 16 |
j1kc |
May 17 |
j1kd |
May 18 |
j1ke |
May 19 |
j1kf |
May 20 |
j1kg |
May 21 |
j1kh |
May 22 |
j1ki |
May 23 |
j1kj |
May 24 |
j1kk |
May 25 |
j1kl |
May 26 |
j1km |
May 27 |
j1kn |
May 28 |
j1ko |
May 29 |
j1kp |
May 30 |
j1kq |
May 31 |
j1lWm |
June |
j1l |
June 1 to 15 |
j1lb |
June 1 |
j1lc |
June 2 |
j1ld |
June 3 |
j1le |
June 4 |
j1lf |
June 5 |
j1lg |
June 6 |
j1lh |
June 7 |
j1li |
June 8 |
j1lj |
June 9 |
j1lk |
June 10 |
j1ll |
June 11 |
j1lm |
June 12 |
j1ln |
June 13 |
j1lo |
June 14 |
j1lp |
June 15 |
j1m |
June 16 to 30 |
j1mb |
June 16 |
j1mc |
June 17 |
j1md |
June 18 |
j1me |
June 19 |
j1mf |
June 20 |
j1mg |
June 21; June solstice; summer solstice; winter solstice; midsummer; midwinter |
j1mh |
June 22 |
j1mi |
June 23; St. John's Eve |
j1mj |
June 24 |
j1mk |
June 25 |
j1ml |
June 26 |
j1mm |
June 27 |
j1mn |
June 28 |
j1mo |
June 29 |
j1mp |
June 30 |
j1nWo |
July |
j1n |
July 1 to 15 |
j1nb |
July 1 |
j1nc |
July 2 |
j1nd |
July 3 |
j1ne |
July 4 |
j1nf |
July 5 |
j1ng |
July 6 |
j1nh |
July 7 |
j1ni |
July 8 |
j1nj |
July 9 |
j1nk |
July 10 |
j1nl |
July 11 |
j1nm |
July 12 |
j1nn |
July 13 |
j1no |
July 14; Bastille Day |
j1np |
July 15 |
j1o |
July 16 to 31 |
j1ob |
July 16 |
j1oc |
July 17 |
j1od |
July 18 |
j1oe |
July 19 |
j1of |
July 20; Eid al-Adha |
j1og |
July 21 |
j1oh |
July 22 |
j1oi |
July 23 |
j1oj |
July 24 |
j1ok |
July 25 |
j1ol |
July 26 |
j1om |
July 27 |
j1on |
July 28 |
j1oo |
July 29 |
j1op |
July 30 |
j1oq |
July 31 |
j1pWq |
August |
j1p |
August 1 to 15 |
j1pb |
August 1; Lughnasadh; Lúnasa |
j1pc |
August 2 |
j1pd |
August 3 |
j1pe |
August 4 |
j1pf |
August 5 |
j1pg |
August 6 |
j1ph |
August 7 |
j1pi |
August 8 |
j1pj |
August 9 |
j1pk |
August 10 |
j1pl |
August 11 |
j1pm |
August 12 |
j1pn |
August 13; International Lefthanders Day |
j1po |
August 14 |
j1pp |
August 15; Assumption of Mary |
j1q |
August 16 to 31 |
j1qb |
August 16; St. Roch's day |
j1qc |
August 17 |
j1qd |
August 18 |
j1qe |
August 19 |
j1qf |
August 20 |
j1qg |
August 21 |
j1qh |
August 22 |
j1qi |
August 23 |
j1qj |
August 24; Saint Bartholomew's Day |
j1qk |
August 25 |
j1ql |
August 26 |
j1qm |
August 27 |
j1qn |
August 28 |
j1qo |
August 29 |
j1qp |
August 30 |
j1qq |
August 31 |
j1rWs |
September |
j1r |
September 1 to 15 |
j1rb |
September 1 |
j1rc |
September 2 |
j1rd |
September 3 |
j1re |
September 4 |
j1rf |
September 5 |
j1rg |
September 6 |
j1rh |
September 7 |
j1ri |
September 8 |
j1rj |
September 9 |
j1rk |
September 10 |
j1rl |
September 11 |
j1rm |
September 12 |
j1rn |
September 13 |
j1ro |
September 14 |
j1rp |
September 15 |
j1s |
September 16 to 30 |
j1sb |
September 16 |
j1sc |
September 17 |
j1sd |
September 18 |
j1se |
September 19 |
j1sf |
September 20 |
j1sg |
September 21; World Peace Day |
j1sh |
September 22 |
j1si |
September 23; September equinox; Southward equinox; automnal; vernal equinox |
j1sj |
September 24 |
j1sk |
September 25 |
j1sl |
September 26 |
j1sm |
September 27 |
j1sn |
September 28 |
j1so |
September 29 |
j1sp |
September 30 |
j1tWu |
October |
j1t |
October 1 to 15 |
j1tb |
October 1 |
j1tc |
October 2 |
j1td |
October 3 |
j1te |
October 4 |
j1tf |
October 5 |
j1tg |
October 6 |
j1th |
October 7 |
j1ti |
October 8 |
j1tj |
October 9 |
j1tk |
October 10 |
j1tl |
October 11 |
j1tm |
October 12 |
j1tn |
October 13 |
j1to |
October 14 |
j1tp |
October 15 |
j1u |
October 16 to 31 |
j1ub |
October 16 |
j1uc |
October 17 |
j1ud |
October 18 |
j1ue |
October 19 |
j1uf |
October 20 |
j1ug |
October 21 |
j1uh |
October 22 |
j1ui |
October 23 |
j1uj |
October 24 |
j1uk |
October 25 |
j1ul |
October 26 |
j1um |
October 27 |
j1un |
October 28 |
j1uo |
October 29 |
j1up |
October 30 |
j1uq |
October 31; Halloween; All Saints' Eve |
j1vWw |
November |
j1v |
November 1 to 15 |
j1vb |
November 1; All Saints' Day; Samhain |
j1vc |
November 2; All Souls' Day; dia de los muertos |
j1vd |
November 3 |
j1ve |
November 4 |
j1vf |
November 5 |
j1vg |
November 6 |
j1vh |
November 7 |
j1vi |
November 8 |
j1vj |
November 9 |
j1vk |
November 10 |
j1vl |
November 11 |
j1vm |
November 12 |
j1vn |
November 13 |
j1vo |
November 14 |
j1vp |
November 15 |
j1w |
November 16 to 30 |
j1wb |
November 16 |
j1wc |
November 17 |
j1wd |
November 18 |
j1we |
November 19 |
j1wf |
November 20 |
j1wg |
November 21 |
j1wh |
November 22 |
j1wi |
November 23 |
j1wj |
November 24 |
j1wk |
November 25 |
j1wl |
November 26 |
j1wm |
November 27 |
j1wn |
November 28 |
j1wo |
November 29 |
j1wp |
November 30 |
j1xWy |
December |
j1x |
December 1 to 15 |
j1xb |
December 1 |
j1xc |
December 2 |
j1xd |
December 3; International Day of Disabled Persons |
j1xe |
December 4 |
j1xf |
December 5; Krampusnacht |
j1xg |
December 6; Kathika Deepam; Saint Nicholas Day |
j1xh |
December 7 |
j1xi |
December 8; Bodhi Day; Immaculate Conception |
j1xj |
December 9 |
j1xk |
December 10 |
j1xl |
December 11 |
j1xm |
December 12 |
j1xn |
December 13; Salgirah Khushiali; Saint Lucy's Day |
j1xo |
December 14 |
j1xp |
December 15 |
j1y |
December 16 to 31 |
j1yb |
December 16 |
j1yc |
December 17 |
j1yd |
December 18 |
j1ye |
December 19 |
j1yf |
December 20 |
j1yg |
December 21; Southern solstice; winter solstice; Yalda; Soyal |
j1yh |
December 22 |
j1yi |
December 23 |
j1yj |
December 24; Christmas Eve |
j1yk |
December 25; Christmas; St. Anastasia's Day |
j1yl |
December 26; Saint Stephen's Day |
j1ym |
December 27; Saint John the Evangelist's Day |
j1yn |
December 28 |
j1yo |
December 29 |
j1yp |
December 30 |
j1yq |
December 31; New Year's Eve; Saint Sylvester's Day; Omisoka |
j28 [] |
on planet |
j3 |
weather [meteorology] ← hUap |
j37 [] |
from cardinal direction |
j383 [] |
mm/year average precipitations ← j3i precipitation |
j384 [] |
K average temperature ← g784 |
j39 |
climates [climatology] ← j3 |
j395 [] |
climate change ← g665 temperature change |
j395f |
climate chilling |
j395u |
climate warming; global warming |
j39b |
climate of ice-caps |
j39c |
tundra climate |
j39d |
oceanic subarctic climate |
j39e |
continental subarctic climate |
j39f |
wet continental climate |
j39g |
medium-latitude desert and steppe climate |
j39m |
mediterranean climate |
j39n |
oceanic temperate climate |
j39p |
wet subtropical climate |
j39q |
dry-wet tropical climate |
j39qad |
dry season |
j39qae |
wet season |
j39s |
desert and western coast climate |
j39t |
desert and tropical steppe climate |
j39w |
trade-wind coastal climate |
j39y |
equatorial climate |
j3d |
clouds |
j3dd |
stratiform clouds |
j3dde |
nimbostratus clouds |
j3ddh |
stratus clouds |
j3ddl |
altostratus clouds |
j3ddr |
cirrostratus clouds |
j3di |
cirriform clouds |
j3dir |
cirrus clouds |
j3dit |
polar stratospheric clouds |
j3diw |
noctilucent clouds; polar mesospheric clouds |
j3ds |
stratocumuliform clouds |
j3dsh |
stratocumulus clouds |
j3dsl |
altocumulus clouds |
j3dsr |
cirrocumulus clouds |
j3du |
cumuliform clouds |
j3duc |
cumulus congestus clouds |
j3due |
cumulus mediocris clouds |
j3duh |
cumulus humilis clouds |
j3dx |
cumulonimbiform clouds |
j3dxc |
cumulonimbus clouds |
j3e |
haze; mist |
j3f |
fog |
j3i |
precipitation |
j3id |
drizzle; DZ |
j3if |
freezing drizzle; FZDZ |
j3ii |
rain; RA |
j3ik |
freezing rain; FZRA |
j3il |
slush; rain and snow mixed; RASN |
j3in |
snow; SN |
j3io |
snow grains; SG |
j3ip |
ice pellets; sleet; PL |
j3iu |
graupel; soft hail; snow pellets; GS |
j3iw |
hail; hailstones; GR |
j3ix |
diamond dust; ice crystals; IC |
j3n |
winds |
j3n37b ⋄ |
North wind; tramontana |
j3nb |
calm Beaufort scale 0 |
j3nc |
light air B. 1 |
j3nd |
light breeze B. 2 |
j3ne |
gentle breeze B. 3 |
j3nf |
moderate breeze B. 4 |
j3ng |
fresh breeze B. 5 |
j3nh |
strong breeze B. 6 |
j3ni |
high wind; moderate gale; near gale B. 7 |
j3nj |
gale; fresh gale B. 8 |
j3nk |
strong gale; severe gale B. 9 |
j3nl |
shole gale; storm B. 10 |
j3nm |
violent storm B. 11 |
j3nn |
hurricane-force wind B. 12 |
j3s |
storms |
j3t |
cyclones; atmospheric disturbances |
j3taf |
cold front |
j3tah |
warm front |
j3tf |
frontal; extratropical cyclones |
j3th |
tropical cyclones; hurricanes; typhoons |
j3to |
tornadoes |
j3tr |
marine tornadoes |
j5 |
modelling process; physiographic process |
j59 [] |
special physiographic process |
j5b |
impact events ← hqf asteroids |
j5n |
weathering |
j5nd |
physical weathering; mechanical weathering; disaggregation |
j5ndc |
thermal stress weathering; insolation weathering |
j5ndf |
frost weathering; frost wedging; ice wedging; cryofracturing |
j5ndp |
pressure release weathering; unloading |
j5nds |
haloclasty; salt-crystal growth |
j5nh |
chemical weathering |
j5nhd |
dissolution; karst; tsingy |
j5r |
erosion |
j5rc |
rainfall and surface runoff |
j5rcc |
splash erosion |
j5rch |
sheet erosion |
j5rcr |
rill erosion |
j5rcu |
gully erosion |
j5rf |
valley erosion; stream erosion [fluvial morphology] ← js fresh water systems |
j5rfc |
scour; bed erosion |
j5rfn |
bank erosion |
j5rg |
flood erosion; kolks; vortices |
j5rh |
shoreline erosion; coastal erosion ← jv shores |
j5rhd |
wave pounding |
j5rhh |
shoreline abrasion; corrasion |
j5rho |
shoreline corrosion |
j5rht |
shoreline bioerosion ← m organisms |
j5rk |
chemical erosion ← fae |
j5rl |
glacial erosion [glacial morphology] ← jr glaciers |
j5rlc |
glacial abrasion; scouring |
j5rlq |
plucking; quarrying |
j5rlt |
ice thrusting |
j5rn |
wind erosion [aeolian morphology] ← j3n winds |
j5rnd |
wind deflation |
j5rndc |
surface creep; downhill creep |
j5rndl |
saltation |
j5rndu |
wind suspension |
j5rnh |
wind abrasion |
j5rs |
slope movement; mass movement; mass wasting ← d3g gravity |
j5rsc |
surface creep |
j5rsm |
slumping |
j5rss |
landslides |
j5rssb |
debris flow |
j5rssc |
mud flow |
j5rsse |
earthflows |
j5rssl |
debris landslides |
j5rssr |
sturzstroms |
j5rsss |
shallow landslides |
j5rssw |
deep-seated landslides |
j5t |
sediment transport |
j5tf |
fluvial transport ← jsr rivers |
j5th |
coastal sediment transport ← jv shores |
j5tl |
glacial sediment transport ← jr glaciers |
j5tn |
aeolian transport ← j3n winds |
j5ts |
hillslope sediment transport |
j5v |
deposition |
j5vf |
flooding |
j6 [] |
special physical property |
j60nyw ⋄ |
rural areas |
j7 |
cardinal directions; cardinal points; points of the compass |
j75 [] |
component; organ |
j77 [] |
composition |
j79 |
basin part |
j79g |
springs |
j79h |
high basin |
j79m |
medium basin |
j79o |
low basin |
j79u |
mouth |
j7b |
north; N; tramontana |
j7c |
north-northeast; NNE |
j7e |
north-eastern; NE; greco; bora |
j7f |
east-northeast ; ENE |
j7h |
east; E; levante; oriente |
j7i |
east-southeast; ESE |
j7k |
south-eastern; SE; scirocco; exaloc |
j7l |
south-southeast; SSE |
j7n |
south; S; ostro; mezzogiorno |
j7o |
south-southwest; SSW |
j7q |
south-western; SW; libeccio; garbino; eissalot |
j7r |
west-southwest; WSW |
j7t |
west; W; ponente; zephyrus |
j7u |
west-northwest; WNW |
j7w |
north-western; NW; maestro; mistral |
j7x |
north-northwest; NNW |
j8 |
latitude degrees; primes ← cdyau |
j82 [] ⋄ |
of Km2 surface; area |
j83 [] |
at altitude Km a.s.l.; terrain; relief |
j830anrm |
- 10 thousand m |
j830anrmneej |
- 10 994 m |
j836 [] |
sloping tens degrees |
j836st ⋄ |
45 degrees |
j83e |
- 9 thousand m |
j83f |
- 8 thousand m |
j83g |
- 7 thousand m |
j83h |
- 6 thousand m |
j83i |
- 5 thousand m |
j83j |
- 4 thousand m |
j83k |
- 3 thousand m |
j83l |
- 2 thousand m |
j83m |
- 1 thousand m |
j83n |
-0 thousand m |
j83nm |
- 2 hundred m |
j83nn |
- 1 hundred m |
j83o |
0 thousand m |
j83oo |
0 hundred m |
j83ooo |
0 ten m |
j83oooo |
sea level; 0 m |
j83ooop |
1 m |
j83oooq |
2 m |
j83ooor |
3 m |
j83ooos |
4 m |
j83ooot |
5 m |
j83ooou |
6 m |
j83ooov |
7 m |
j83ooow |
8 m |
j83ooox |
9 m |
j83oop |
1 ten m |
j83ooq |
2 ten m |
j83oor |
3 ten m |
j83oos |
4 ten m |
j83oot |
5 ten m |
j83oou |
6 ten m |
j83oov |
7 ten m |
j83oow |
8 ten m |
j83oox |
9 ten m |
j83op |
1 hundred m |
j83opo |
1 hundred 0 ten m |
j83opoo ⋄ |
100 m |
j83opp |
1 hundred 1 ten m |
j83opq |
1 hundred 2 ten m |
j83opr |
1 hundred 3 ten m |
j83ops |
1 hundred 4 ten m |
j83opt |
1 hundred 5 ten m |
j83opu |
1 hundred 6 ten m |
j83opv |
1 hundred 7 ten m |
j83opw |
1 hundred 8 ten m |
j83opx |
1 hundred 9 ten m |
j83oq |
2 hundred m |
j83or |
3 hundred m |
j83os |
4 hundred m |
j83ot |
5 hundred m |
j83ou |
6 hundred m |
j83ov |
7 hundred m |
j83ow |
8 hundred m |
j83ox |
9 hundred m |
j83p |
1 thousand m |
j83q |
2 thousand m |
j83r |
3 thousand m |
j83s |
4 thousand m |
j83t |
5 thousand m |
j83u |
6 thousand m |
j83v |
7 thousand m |
j83w |
8 thousand m |
j83wwsw ⋄ |
8848 m |
j83x |
9 thousand m |
j89 |
longitude degrees; primes ← cdyau |
j89b |
180 W to 160 W |
j89c |
160 W to 140 W |
j89d |
140 W to 120 W |
j89e |
120 W to 100 W |
j89f |
100 W to 80 W |
j89g |
80 W to 60 W |
j89h |
60 W to 40 W |
j89i |
40 W to 20 W |
j89j |
20 W to 0 |
j89k |
0 to 20 E |
j89kb |
0 to 1 E |
j89kc |
1 to 2 E |
j89kd |
2 to 3 E |
j89ke |
3 to 4 E |
j89kf |
4 to 5 E |
j89kg |
5 to 6 E |
j89kh |
6 to 7 E |
j89ki |
7 to 8 E |
j89kj |
8 to 9 E |
j89kk |
9 to 10 E |
j89kl |
10 to 11 E |
j89km |
11 to 12 E |
j89kn |
12 to 13 E |
j89ko |
13 to 14 E |
j89kp |
14 to 15 E |
j89kq |
15 to 16 E |
j89kr |
16 to 17 E |
j89ks |
17 to 18 E |
j89kt |
18 to 19 E |
j89ku |
19 to 20 E |
j89l |
20 E to 40 E |
j89m |
40 E to 60 E |
j89n |
60 E to 80 E |
j89o |
80 E to 100 E |
j89p |
100 E to 120 E |
j89q |
120 E to 140 E |
j89r |
140 E to 160 E |
j89s |
160 E to 180 |
j8U [] |
North Pole |
j8X |
subdivisions of 10° stripes |
j8XX |
subdivisions of 30' stripes |
j8Xb |
30' |
j8Xc |
29' |
j8Xy |
6' |
j8Xyzb |
5' |
j8Xyzc |
4' |
j8Xyzd |
3' |
j8Xyze |
2' |
j8Xyzf |
1' |
j8bWj |
in northern hemisphere; boreal |
j8b |
90 to 80 degrees north |
j8c |
80 to 70 degrees north |
j8d |
70 to 60 degrees north |
j8dU |
Arctic Circle; 66°33' N |
j8e |
60 to 50 degrees north |
j8f |
50 to 40 degrees north |
j8fb |
50 00' to 49 30' N |
j8fc |
49 30' to 49 00' N |
j8fd |
49 00' to 48 30' N |
j8fe |
48 30' to 48 00' N |
j8ff |
48 00' to 47 30' N |
j8fg |
47 30' to 47 00' N |
j8fh |
47 00' to 46 30' N |
j8fi |
46 30' to 46 00' N |
j8fj |
46 00' to 45 30' N |
j8fk |
45 30' to 45 00' N |
j8fl |
45 00' to 44 30' N |
j8fm |
44 30' to 44 00' N |
j8fn |
44 00' to 43 30' N |
j8fo |
43 30' to 43 00' N |
j8fp |
43 00' to 42 30' N |
j8fq |
42 30' to 42 00' N |
j8fr |
42 00' to 41 30' N |
j8fs |
41 30' to 41 00' N |
j8ft |
41 00' to 40 30' N |
j8fu |
40 30' to 40 00' N |
j8fua |
40° 30' N |
j8fub |
40° 29' N |
j8fuc |
40° 28' N |
j8fuczm |
40° 27' N |
j8fud |
40° 26' N |
j8fue |
40° 25' N |
j8fuf |
40° 24' N |
j8fug |
40° 23' N |
j8fugzm |
40° 22' N |
j8fuh |
40° 21' N |
j8fui |
40° 20' N |
j8fuj |
40° 19' N |
j8fuk |
40° 18' N |
j8fukzm |
40° 17' N |
j8ful |
40° 16' N |
j8fum |
40° 15' N |
j8fun |
40° 14' N |
j8fuo |
40° 13' N |
j8fuozm |
40° 12' N |
j8fup |
40° 11' N |
j8fuq |
40° 10' N |
j8fur |
40° 9' N |
j8fus |
40° 8' N |
j8fuszm |
40° 7' N |
j8fut |
40° 6' N |
j8fuu |
40° 5' N |
j8fuv |
40° 4' N |
j8fuw |
40° 3' N |
j8fuwzm |
40° 2' N |
j8fux |
40° 1' N |
j8fuy |
40° 0' N |
j8g |
40 to 30 degrees north |
j8h |
30 to 20 degrees north |
j8hU [] |
Tropic of Cancer; Northern Tropic |
j8i |
20 to 10 degrees north |
j8j |
10 to 0 degrees north |
j8ju |
Equator |
j8kWt |
in southern hemisphere; austral |
j8k |
0 to 10 degrees south |
j8l |
10 to 20 degrees south |
j8m |
20 to 30 degrees south |
j8mU [] |
Tropic of Capricorn; Southern Tropic |
j8n |
30 to 40 degrees south |
j8o |
40 to 50 degrees south |
j8p |
50 to 60 degrees south |
j8q |
60 to 70 degrees south |
j8qU |
Antarctic Circle; 66°33' S |
j8r |
70 to 80 degrees south |
j8s |
80 to 90 degrees south |
j8su |
89 30' to 90 00 S |
j8suy |
South Pole |
j92 [] |
of region |
jU |
landmasses of the contemporary Earth; continents, microcontinents ← js fresh water systems hU the Earth |
jUb |
Antarctica ≈ DDC 919 |
jUbzc |
Chiloé Island Chile |
jUbzd |
Magdalena Island Chile |
jUbzf |
Campana Island Chile |
jUbzg |
Wellington Island Chile |
jUbzi |
Riesco Island Chile |
jUbzj |
Desolación Island Chile |
jUbzk |
Santa Inés Island Chile |
jUbzl |
Dawson Island Chile |
jUbzm |
Aracena Island Chile |
jUbzn |
Navarino Island Chile |
jUbzo |
Hoste Island Chile |
jUbzq |
South Georgia |
jUbzrWs |
Falkland archipelago |
jUbzr |
East Falkland; Soledad |
jUbzs |
West Falkland; Gran Malvina |
jUbzt |
Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego Argentina |
jUbzu |
São Luís Island Brazil |
jUbzv |
Ilha Grande de Gurupá Brazil |
jUbzx |
Marajó Brazil |
jUbzy |
Caviana Brazil |
jUc |
South America ≈ DDC 918 |
jUcb |
Lake Titicaca basin Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Chile |
jUcc |
Chubut basin Argentina, Chile |
jUcd |
Negro basin Argentina, Chile |
jUce |
Colorado basin Argentina, Chile |
jUcf |
Salado basin Argentina |
jUcg |
Rio Salado basin Argentina |
jUch |
Parana basin Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina |
jUci |
Negro basin Brazil, Uruguay |
jUcj |
Lagoon Mirim basin Brazil, Uruguay |
jUck |
Rio Jacui basin Brazil |
jUcl |
Uruguay basin Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina |
jUcm |
Paraiba do Sul basin Brasil |
jUcn |
Rio Doce basin Brazil |
jUco |
Jequitinhonha basin Brazil |
jUcp |
Sao Francisco basin Brazil |
jUcq |
Rio Jaguaribe basin Brazil |
jUcr |
Rio Parnaiba basin Brazil |
jUcs |
Tocantins basin Brazil |
jUct |
Maroni Suriname, Brazil |
jUcu |
Corantijn basin Guyana, Suriname, Brazil |
jUcv |
Cuyuni-Essequibo basin Venezuela, Guyana, Brazil |
jUcw |
Orinoco basin Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana |
jUcx |
Magdalena basin Colombia, Venezuela, Bogota, Medellin |
jUczd |
Trinidad |
jUcze |
Tobago |
jUczg |
Grenada |
jUczh |
Barbados |
jUczj |
Saint Vincent |
jUczl |
Saint Lucia |
jUczm |
Martinique |
jUczn |
Dominica |
jUczp |
Guadalupe |
jUczq |
Antigua |
jUczy |
Puerto Rico |
jUd |
Hispaniola Dominican Republic, Haiti |
jUdzj |
Jamaica |
jUdzr |
Grand Cayman |
jUe |
Cuba |
jUezt |
Grand Bahama |
jUezu |
Nassau |
jUf |
North America ≈ DDC 917 |
jUfb |
Great Salt Lake endorheic basin USA |
jUfc |
Colorado Pacific basin Mexico, USA |
jUfd |
Santiago basin Mexico, Guadalajara |
jUfe |
Grisalva basin Mexico, Guatemala, Belize |
jUff |
Bravo basin USA, Mexico |
jUfg |
Colorado basin USA |
jUfh |
Brazos basin USA |
jUfi |
Mississippi basin; USA; New Orleans; Baton Rouge |
jUfid |
Red River basin |
jUfif |
Yazoo basin |
jUfig |
Arkansas River basin Oklahoma City |
jUfih |
White River basin |
jUfii |
Ohio River basin; Louisville; Cincinnati; Pittsburgh |
jUfiic |
Tennessee River basin |
jUfiie |
Cumberland basin; Nashville |
jUfiig |
Wabash basin; Indianapolis |
jUfiih |
Green River basin |
jUfiis |
Scioto basin; Columbus |
jUfiiu |
Kanawha basin |
jUfiiy |
Allegheny basin |
jUfik |
Kaskaskia basin |
jUfim |
Missouri basin; Saint Louis; Kansas City; Omaha; Denver |
jUfio |
Illinois River basin |
jUfiq |
Des Moines River basin |
jUfir |
Iowa River basin |
jUfis |
Rock River basin |
jUfiu |
Wisconsin River basin |
jUfiw |
Chippewa basin |
jUfix |
Saint Croix River basin |
jUfiy |
Minnesota River basin |
jUfj |
Alabama-Tombigbee basin USA |
jUfk |
Hudson River basin USA; New York City; Albany |
jUfkm |
Mohawk basin |
jUfl |
Saint Lawrence and Great Lakes basin |
jUflb |
Saint Lawrence River basin; Saint-Laurent Ontario-Quebec-New York; Montreal; Quebec City |
jUfld |
Lake Ontario basin Ontario-New York; Toronto |
jUfle |
Lake Erie basin Ontario-Michigan-Ohio-Pennsylvania-New York; Cleveland; Detroit |
jUflh |
Lake Huron basin Ontario-Michigan |
jUflm |
Lake Michigan basin Wisconsin-Illinois-Indiana-Michigan; Chicago; Milwaukee |
jUfls |
Lake Superior basin Ontario-Minnesota-Wisconsin-Michigan |
jUfm |
Caniapiscau basin Canada |
jUfn |
Albany basin Canada |
jUfo |
Nelson basin Canada, USA |
jUfp |
Churchill basin Canada |
jUfq |
Thelon basin Canada |
jUfr |
Hayes-Back basin Canada |
jUfs |
Mackenzie basin Canada |
jUft |
Yukon basin Alaska, Canada |
jUfu |
Kuskokwim basin Alaska |
jUfv |
Fraser basin USA, Canada |
jUfw |
Columbia basin USA, Canada |
jUfx |
Sacramento-San Joaquin basin California; San Francisco |
jUfxzg |
Los Angeles River basin California; Los Angeles |
jUfzb |
Isabela Island Galápagos (Ecuador) |
jUfzcWbzg |
Hawai'i ← jx archipelagos |
jUfzc |
Hawai'i Big Island United States |
jUfzd |
Vancouver Island Canada |
jUfze |
Cape Breton Island Canada |
jUfzf |
Newfoundland Canada |
jUfzg |
Southampton Island Canada |
jUfzh |
Prince Charles Island Canada |
jUfzi |
Baffin Island Canada |
jUfzj |
Banks Island Canada |
jUfzk |
Prince Patrick Island Canada |
jUfzl |
Melville Island Canada |
jUfzm |
Victoria Island Canada |
jUfzn |
King William Island Canada |
jUfzo |
Prince of Wales Island Canada |
jUfzp |
Somerset Island Canada |
jUfzq |
Bathurst Island Canada |
jUfzr |
Ellef Ringnes Island Canada |
jUfzs |
Devon Island Canada |
jUfzt |
Axel Heiberg Island Canada |
jUfzu |
Ellesmere Island Canada |
jUfzv |
Greenland |
jUfzw |
Iceland |
jUg |
Ireland |
jUgzl |
Lewis and Harris UK |
jUgzs |
Skye UK |
jUh |
Great Britain UK |
jUhc |
Spey basin |
jUhd |
Tay basin |
jUhe |
Tweed basin |
jUhg |
Tyne basin England; Newcastle |
jUhi |
Ure-Ouse basin |
jUhk |
Trent basin England; Nottingham; Leicester; Derby; Birmingham |
jUhl |
Witham basin |
jUhn |
Nene basin |
jUho |
Great Ouse basin |
jUhp |
Thames basin England; London; Reading; Oxford |
jUhr |
Severn basin England-Wales; Gloucester; Worcester |
jUhs |
Wye basin |
jUht |
Mersey basin NW England; Liverpool; Manchester |
jUhu |
Ribble basin North Yorkshire-Lancashire |
jUhv |
Eden basin |
jUhx |
Clyde basin |
jUhzb |
Nordaustlandet Norway ← jw islands |
jUhzc |
Edgeøya Norway |
jUhzd |
Spitsbergen Norway |
jUhze |
Hinnøya Norway |
jUhzf |
Senja Norway |
jUhzg |
Öland Sweden |
jUhzh |
Gotland Sweden |
jUhzi |
Saaremaa Estonia |
jUhzj |
Zealand Denmark |
jUhzk |
Fyn Denmark |
jUhzl |
Vendsyssel Denmark |
jUhznWo |
Balearic Islands Spain ← jx archipelagos |
jUhzn |
Ibiza |
jUhznzf |
Formentera |
jUhzo |
Mallorca Spain |
jUhzoze |
Menorca |
jUhzr |
Corsica France |
jUhzs |
Sardinia Italy |
jUi |
Sicily Italy |
jUizl |
Malta |
jUizo |
Euboea Greece |
jUizr |
Crete Greece |
jUizs |
Lesbos Greece |
jUizv |
Rhodes Greece |
jUizy |
Cyprus |
jUjWk |
Afro-Eurasia; Afroeurasia; Eurafrasia; World Island |
jUj |
Eurasia |
jUjb |
Volga basin Russia, Moscow |
jUjc |
Amu Darya basin Afghanistan, Kirghyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan |
jUjczd |
Syr Darya basin Uzbekistan, Tajikistan |
jUjczk |
Balkash basin Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan |
jUjczm |
Tarim basin China, Pakistan |
jUjczs |
Dead Sea basin Jordan River |
jUjczv |
Sakarya basin Turkey |
jUjczw |
Kizilirmak basin Turkey |
jUjczwzc |
Kel Kit basin Turkey |
jUjczx |
Coruh basin Turkey |
jUjczy |
Kuban basin Russia, Georgia |
jUjdWm |
Europe ≈ DDC 914 |
jUjd |
Don basin Russia, Ukraine |
jUje |
Dniepr basin; Dneper; Dnapro; Dnipro Russia, Ukraine, Belarus; Minsk, Kiev |
jUjezg |
Southern Bug basin; Southern Buh; Boh Ukraine |
jUjezn |
Dniestr basin Ukraine, Moldova, Poland |
jUjf |
Danube basin; Donau; Dunaj; Dunai; Duna; Dunav; Dunarea CZ, A, f. YU, H, ROM, BG; Buch., Budapest, Wien |
jUjfze |
Veleka basin Bulgaria, Turkey |
jUjfzf |
Rezvaya basin; Bulgaria; Turkey |
jUjfzi |
Maritsa basin; Evros; Meriç Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece |
jUjfzk |
Struma basin Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia |
jUjfzm |
Vardar basin Macedonia, Greece |
jUjfzp |
Vijose basin Greece, Albania |
jUjfzr |
Drin basin Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo |
jUjfzt |
Istinye basin Turkey; Istanbul, Constantinople, Byzantium |
jUjg |
Po basin Italy |
jUjgb |
Panaro basin |
jUjgc |
Secchia basin |
jUjgd |
Mincio basin |
jUjge |
Oglio basin |
jUjgf |
Crostolo basin |
jUjgg |
Enza basin |
jUjgh |
Parma basin |
jUjgi |
Taro basin |
jUjgj |
Arda basin |
jUjgk |
Adda basin |
jUjgl |
Nure basin |
jUjgm |
Trebbia basin |
jUjgn |
Lambro basin Milan |
jUjgo |
Tidone basin |
jUjgp |
Ticino basin |
jUjgq |
Staffora basin |
jUjgr |
Curone basin |
jUjgrm |
Museglia basin |
jUjgro |
Arzola basin |
jUjgs |
Scrivia basin |
jUjgsc |
Grue basin |
jUjgsczX |
Scrivia interbasin between Ossona and Grue Tortona |
jUjgsd |
Ossona basin |
jUjgsf |
Borbera basin; Borbera valley |
jUjgsfizX |
Ratti valley |
jUjgsfizp |
Strette di Pertuso |
jUjgsfj |
Besante basin |
jUjgsfl |
Sisola basin |
jUjgsfr |
Albirola basin |
jUjgsfs |
Liassa basin |
jUjgsfu |
Cosorella basin |
jUjgsfx |
Agnellasca basin |
jUjgsg |
Spinti basin |
jUjgsi |
Borlasca basin |
jUjgsj |
Vobbia basin |
jUjgsk |
San Rocco basin |
jUjgsl |
Traversa basin |
jUjgsm |
Busalletta basin |
jUjgsn |
Seminella basin |
jUjgsp |
Camiasca basin |
jUjgsr |
Brevenna basin |
jUjgst |
Laitona basin |
jUjgsw |
Pentemina basin |
jUjgsx |
Laccio basin |
jUjgt |
Tanaro basin |
jUjgu |
Sesia basin |
jUjgv |
Dora Baltea basin |
jUjgw |
Dora Riparia basin |
jUjgx |
Maira basin |
jUjgy |
Varaita basin |
jUjgzc |
Reno basin |
jUjgzd |
Marecchia basin |
jUjgze |
Metauro basin |
jUjgzf |
Aterno-Pescara basin |
jUjgzg |
Crati basin |
jUjgzh |
Neto basin |
jUjgzi |
Noce basin |
jUjgzj |
Sele basin |
jUjgzk |
Sarno basin |
jUjgzl |
Volturno basin |
jUjgzm |
Liri-Garigliano basin |
jUjgzn |
Tevere basin Rome |
jUjgzo |
Albegna basin |
jUjgzp |
Ombrone basin |
jUjgzq |
Arno basin |
jUjgzr |
Serchio basin |
jUjgzs |
Magra basin |
jUjgzt |
Entella basin; Fontanabuona; Lavagna |
jUjgzu |
Roia basin Italy, France |
jUjh |
Rhone basin Switzerland; France; Lyon |
jUjhb |
Gardon basin |
jUjhc |
Durance basin |
jUjhd |
Ouvèze basin |
jUjhe |
Eygues basin |
jUjhf |
Cèze basin |
jUjhg |
Ardèche basin |
jUjhh |
Drôme basin |
jUjhi |
Isère basin |
jUjhj |
Saône basin |
jUjhk |
Ain basin |
jUjhl |
Guiers basin |
jUjhm |
basin of Savière channel including Bourget lake, Leysse |
jUjhn |
Fier basin |
jUjho |
Dranse basin; Dranse d'Abondance |
jUjhp |
Arve basin |
jUjhq |
Venoge basin |
jUjhr |
Grande Eau basin |
jUjhs |
Drance basin; Dranse |
jUjht |
Borgne basin |
jUjhu |
Lizerne basin |
jUjhv |
Navizence basin |
jUjhw |
Lonza basin |
jUjhx |
Vispa basin |
jUjhy |
Saltina basin |
jUjhzm |
Muga basin France, Spain |
jUji |
Ebro basin Spain |
jUjizl |
Guadalquivir basin Spain |
jUjizu |
Guadiana basin Spain, Portugal |
jUjj |
Tejo basin; Tajo; Tago Spain, Portugal; Madrid |
jUjjzd |
Douro basin; Duero Spain, Portugal; Porto |
jUjjzl |
Lima basin Portugal |
jUjjzm |
Mino basin Portugal, Spain |
jUjjzu |
Garonne basin France |
jUjk |
Loire basin France |
jUjl |
Seine basin France; Paris |
jUjlzx |
Meuse basin; Maas Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany |
jUjm |
Rhine basin; Rhein Switzerl., Germany, Netherl.; Frankfurt, Stuttgart |
jUjmzs |
Weser basin Germany |
jUjn |
Elbe basin Czech Republic, Poland, Germany |
jUjnv |
Vltava basin; Moldau Czech Republic |
jUjnzbzk |
Skjern A basin Denmark |
jUjnzbzu |
Gudena basin Denmark |
jUjnzc |
Oder basin; Odra Germany, Poland |
jUjnzd |
Wisla basin; Vistula Poland; Warsaw, Katowice |
jUjnze |
Neman basin; Nemunas; Niemen Belarus, Lithuania |
jUjnzf |
Western Dvina basin; Zahodniaja Dzvina; Zapadnaya Dvina; Daugava Belarus, Latvia |
jUjnzg |
Narva basin Russia, Estonia |
jUjnzh |
Vuoksi-Neva basin; Svir; Suna Russia, Finland; St. Petersburg |
jUjnzhzk |
Kymijoki basin Finland |
jUjnzhzm |
Kokemaenjoki Finland |
jUjnzhzo |
Oulujoki basin Finland |
jUjnzhzq |
Ijoki Finland |
jUjnzi |
Kemijoki basin Finland |
jUjnzizm |
Muonio basin Finland, Sweden |
jUjnzj |
Kalix basin Sweden |
jUjnzl |
Lule basin Sweden |
jUjnzm |
Dalalven basin Sweden |
jUjnzmzn |
Angerman basin Norway, Sweden |
jUjnzn |
Lake Vattern basin Sweden |
jUjnzo |
Vaenern-Goeta basin Sweden |
jUjnzp |
Gloma basin Norway |
jUjnzq |
Dramselv basin Norway |
jUjnzr |
Northern Dvina basin Russia |
jUjnzrzn |
Tana basin Norway, Finland |
jUjnzrzo |
Tuloma basin Finland, Russia |
jUjnzrzp |
Ponoy basin Russia |
jUjnzrzv |
Varzuga basin |
jUjnzrzw |
Kovda basin Russia |
jUjnzrzx |
Kem basin Russia |
jUjnzrzy |
Nizhny Vyg basin; Soroka Russia |
jUjnzs |
Pechora basin Russia |
jUjnzt |
Ob basin Russia |
jUjnzu |
Yenisei basin Russia, Mongolia |
jUjnzv |
Lena basin Russia |
jUjnzw |
Khatanga basin Russia |
jUjnzx |
Indigirka basin Russia |
jUjnzy |
Kolyma basin Russia |
jUjoWy |
Asia ≈ DDC 915 |
jUjo |
Amur basin Russia, Mongolia, China |
jUjozd |
Daedong basin North Korea |
jUjozf |
Han basin South Korea |
jUjozh |
Hai River basin; Peiho; Pei He; Pei Ho China; Beijing, Peking |
jUjp |
Huang He basin; Yellow River China |
jUjq |
Yangtze basin China, Wuhan, Nanjing |
jUjr |
Xi Jiang basin |
jUjs |
Pearl River basin |
jUjt |
Mekong basin China, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand |
jUju |
Irrawaddy basin Myanmar |
jUjv |
Ganges-Brahmaputra basin Nepal, Bhutan, India, Bangladesh, Dhaka, Delhi |
jUjw |
Godavari basin India |
jUjx |
Indus basin Nepal, India, Pakistan |
jUjy |
Tigris & Euphrate basin Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Iran; Babylon, Baghdad |
jUk |
Africa ≈ DDC 916 |
jUkb |
Lake Chad endorheic basin Chad, Niger, Central African Republic, Cameroon |
jUkc |
Nile basin Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya; Cairo |
jUkd |
Awash endorheic basin Ethiopia, Somaliland, Djibouti |
jUke |
Lake Turkana endorheic basin Ethiopia, South Sudan, Uganda, Kenya |
jUkf |
Shebelle basin; Uebi Scebeli Ethiopia, Somalia |
jUkg |
Tana basin Kenya |
jUkh |
Rufiji basin Tanzania |
jUki |
Rowuma basin Tanzania, Malawi, Mozambique |
jUkj |
Zambezi basin Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Mozambique |
jUkk |
Save basin Zimbabwe, Mozambique |
jUkl |
Limpopo basin Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Botswana |
jUkm |
Okavango endorheic basin Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia |
jUkn |
Cunene basin Namibia, Angola |
jUko |
Cuanza basin Angola |
jUkp |
Congo basin Congo, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, Gabon, Cameroon |
jUkq |
Ogooué basin Gabon |
jUkr |
Sanaga basin Cameroon |
jUks |
Niger basin Nigeria, Niger, Mali |
jUkt |
Volta basin Ghana, Togo, Benin, Ivory Coast |
jUku |
Comoe basin Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast |
jUkv |
Bandama basin Ivory Coast, Mali |
jUkw |
Senegal basin Senegal, Mauritania, Guinea |
jUkx |
Dra basin Morocco, Algeria |
jUkzbWc |
Azores |
jUkzd |
Madeira |
jUkzf |
Tenerife |
jUkzn |
Gran Canaria |
jUkzo |
Fuerteventura |
jUkzq |
Bioko Equatorial Guinea |
jUkzs |
Sao Tome and Principe |
jUl |
Madagascar |
jUlzc |
Mauritius |
jUlze |
Reunion |
jUlzm |
Grande Comore; Ngazidja |
jUlzn |
Zanzibar; Unguja Tanzania |
jUlzp |
Pemba Tanzania |
jUlzs |
Socotra Yemen |
jUm |
Sri Lanka; Ceylon |
jUnWq |
Indonesian archipelago ← jx archipelagos |
jUn |
Sumatra Indonesia |
jUo |
Java Indonesia |
jUoze |
Sumbawa Indonesia |
jUozf |
Flores Indonesia |
jUozm |
Timor Indonesia, East Timor |
jUozs |
Seram Island Indonesia |
jUozu |
Halmahera Indonesia |
jUozw |
Sulawesi; Celebes Indonesia |
jUp |
Borneo Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei |
jUpzh |
Hainan China |
jUq |
Taiwan; Formosa |
jUrWs |
Philippines ← jx archipelagos |
jUr |
Luzon Philippines |
jUs |
Mindanao Philippines |
jUtWw |
Oceania ≈ DDC 919 |
jUt |
New Guinea Indonesia, Papua New Guinea |
jUtzc |
Manus Papua New Guinea |
jUtzd |
New Britain Papua New Guinea |
jUtze |
New Ireland Papua New Guinea |
jUtzfWk |
Solomon Islands |
jUtzf |
Bougainville Island Papua New Guinea |
jUtzg |
Choiseul Island Solomon Islands |
jUtzh |
New Georgia Solomon Islands |
jUtzi |
Santa Isabel Solomon Islands |
jUtzj |
Guadalcanal Solomon Islands |
jUtzk |
Malaita Solomon Islands |
jUtzl |
Makira; San Cristobal Solomon Islands |
jUtzm |
Espiritu Santo Vanuatu |
jUtzn |
Malakula Vanuatu |
jUtzo |
Viti Levu Fiji |
jUtzp |
Vanua Levu Fiji |
jUtzq |
New Caledonia; Grande Terre |
jUtzr |
Fraser Island Australia |
jUtzu |
Stewart Island; Rakiura New Zealand |
jUtzv |
Tasmania Australia |
jUtzw |
Kangaroo Island Australia |
jUtzx |
Melville Island Australia |
jUtzy |
Groote Eylandt Australia |
jUu |
Australia |
jUub |
Eyre Lake endorheic basin |
jUuc |
Mitchell basin |
jUud |
Burdekin basin |
jUue |
Fitzroy basin |
jUuf |
Murray-Darling basin |
jUuh |
Blackwood basin |
jUui |
Murchison basin |
jUuj |
Gascoyne basin |
jUuk |
Ashburton basin |
jUul |
Fortescue basin |
jUum |
De Grey basin |
jUuo |
Fitzroy River basin |
jUuq |
Ord basin |
jUur |
Victoria River basin |
jUut |
Daly basin |
jUuv |
Roper basin |
jUux |
Macarthur basin |
jUvWw |
New Zealand archipelago ← jx archipelagos |
jUv |
South Island New Zealand |
jUw |
North Island New Zealand |
jUwzj |
Jeju South Korea |
jUwzt |
Dokdo South Korea |
jUxWy |
Japanese archipelago ← jx archipelagos |
jUx |
Kyushu Japan |
jUxzs |
Shikoku Japan |
jUy |
Honshu Japan; Tokyo |
jUyzd |
Hokkaido Japan |
jUyzh |
Sakhalin Russia |
jUyzk |
Kotelny Island Russia |
jUyzo |
October Revolution Island Russia |
jUyzs |
Severny Island; Novaya Zemlya; north Russia |
jUyzu |
Yuzhny Island; Novaya Zemlya; south Russia |
jb |
morphological elements |
jbd |
pits |
jbf |
pools |
jbh |
channels |
jbl |
local plains |
jbp |
passes; gaps |
jbr |
ridges |
jbx |
peaks |
jd |
mountains; hills; ridges; ranges [orography] ← isax |
jd92 [] |
at the springs of basin |
jdU |
mountain ranges of contemporary Earth ← hU the Earth |
jdUb |
Balkan Mountains ← jUe Cuba |
jdUc |
Alps ← jUe Cuba |
jdUe |
Pyrenees ← jUe Cuba |
jdUg |
Caucasus ← jUe Cuba jUg Ireland |
jdUh |
Urals ← jUe Cuba jUg Ireland |
jdUi |
Karakoram |
jdUj |
Himalaya ← jdUg Caucasus |
jdUju |
Mahalangur Himal |
jdUjw |
Kanchenjunga |
jdUl |
Atlas ← jUi Sicily |
jdUp |
Appalachians ← jUn Sumatra |
jdUr |
North American Cordillera ← jUn Sumatra |
jdUrr |
Rocky Mountains |
jdUs |
Andes ← jUq Taiwan |
jdc |
volcanic mountains ← iac |
jdcc |
composite cones; stratovolcanoes |
jdcs |
shield volcanoes |
jdf |
fold mountains |
jdk |
fault-block mountains |
jdkg |
grabens |
jdkh |
horsts |
jdm |
uplifted passive margins |
jdr |
residual mountains |
jdri |
inselbergs; monadnocks; tors; castle koppies; kopjes e.g. Ayers Rock |
jdro |
bornhardts |
jdu |
dunes ← j5v deposition |
jdw |
moraines ← jr glaciers |
jdwe |
lateral moraines |
jdwg |
ground moraines |
jdwn |
end moraines; terminal moraines |
jdwr |
recessional moraines |
jdwt |
medial moraine |
jdwu |
supraglacial moraines |
jdww |
washboard moraines |
jdwy |
veiki moraines |
jf |
stone runs; stone rivers; stone streams; stone seas |
jj |
valleys; dales |
jjf |
river valleys; vales; V-shaped valleys ← jsr rivers |
jji |
rift valleys ← it tectonic plates |
jjl |
glacial valleys ← jr glaciers |
jjlo |
trough valleys; U-shaped valleys |
jjlt |
tunnel valleys |
jjlw |
meltwater valleys |
jjo |
box valleys |
jl |
plains |
jlh |
high plains; highlands; uplands; plateaus; tablelands; mesas |
jlhae |
escarpments; scarps |
jlhag |
canyons; gorges |
jlo |
lowlands |
jlt |
coastal plains |
jo |
soils; earth; grounds; pedosphere [soil science; pedology; edaphology] ← l cells m organisms |
jo59 |
paedogenetic regime |
jo59g |
gleization |
jo59i |
calcification |
jo59l |
laterization |
jo59p |
podzolization |
jo6 |
structure |
jo6g |
granular |
jo6i |
polyhedric |
jo6l |
lamellar |
jo75 [] |
organic matter from original organisms |
jo77 [] |
texture; composition |
jo77n |
sand |
jo77s |
silt |
jo77y |
clay |
jo7C |
soil horizon |
jo7Cc |
O horizon; organic matter |
jo7Ch |
P horizon; peat; humus |
jo7Cj |
A horizon; topsoil |
jo7Cl |
E horizon; eluvium |
jo7Cn |
B horizon; subsoil |
jo7Cp |
C horizon; parent rock |
jo7Cs |
D horizon |
jo7Cu |
R horizon; bedrock ← i rocks |
jo7Cx |
L horizon; limnic |
joc |
permafrost and stony soils |
jocc |
cryosols; ice-affected soils; CR |
jocl |
leptosols; shallow or extremely gravelly soils; LP |
joe |
soils influenced by water |
joee |
vertisols; alternating wet-dry conditions; rich in swelling clays; VR |
joef |
fluvisols; floodplains; tidal marshes; FL |
joen |
solonetz; alkaline soils; SN |
joes |
solonchaks; salt enrichment upon evaporation; SC |
joey |
gleysols; groundwater affected soils; GL |
jof |
soils set by Fe/Al chemistry |
jofb |
andosols; allophanes or Al-humus complexes; AN |
jofd |
podzols; cheluviation and chilluviation; PZ |
jofi |
plinthosols; PT; accumulation of Fe under hydromorphic conditions |
jofn |
nitisols; low-activity clay; P fixation; strongly structured; NT |
jofr |
ferralsols; dominance of kaolinite and sesquioxides; FR |
joi |
soils with stagnating water |
joip |
planosols; abrupt textural discontinuity; PL |
jois |
stagnosols; structural or moderate textural discontinuity; ST |
joo |
organic high base soils |
jooc |
chernozems; typically mollic; CH |
jook |
kastanozems; transition to drier climate; KS |
joop |
phaeozems; transition to more humid climate; PH |
jos |
less soluble salts and non-saline soils |
josg |
gypsisols; gypsum soils; GY |
josi |
durisols; silica soils; DU |
josl |
calcisols; calcium carbonate soils; CL |
jot |
clay-enriched soils |
jotb |
retisols; albeluvisols; albeluvic tonguing; AB; RT |
jotl |
alisols; low base status; high-activity clay soils; AL |
jotr |
acrisols; low base status; low-activity clay soils; AC |
jotv |
luvisols; high base status; high-activity clay soils; LV |
jotx |
lixisols; high base status; low-activity clay soils; LX |
jov |
young and little profile soils |
jovb |
umbrisols; soils with an acidic dark topsoil; UM |
jove |
arenosols; sandy soils; AR |
jovm |
cambisols; moderately developed soils; CM |
jovr |
regosols; soils with no significant profile development; RG |
jox |
histosols; soils with thick organic layers; HS |
joy |
soils with strong human influence |
joyn |
anthrosols; soils with long and intensive agricultural use; AT |
joyt |
technosols; soils containing many artefacts; TC |
jqWy |
water reservoirs |
jq |
aquifers; ground water; water-bearing strata [hydrogeology] ← fU water |
jqah |
saturated zone; phreatic zone |
jqahq |
aquitard |
jqahqc |
aquiclude; aquifuge |
jqav |
unsaturated zone; vadose zone |
jr |
glaciers; glacial systems [glaciology] ← gteb ice |
jrc |
ice sheets; ice caps |
jrd |
ice domes |
jri |
icestreams |
jrl |
icefields |
jro |
outlet glaciers |
jrq |
valley glaciers |
jrs |
piedmont glaciers |
jru |
cirque glaciers |
js |
fresh water systems; drainage basins; watersheds [hydrology; hydrography; limnology] ← fU water |
js79h ⋄ |
high |
js79o ⋄ |
low |
js923 [] |
flowing from mountains |
js924 [] |
flowing into; tributary of basin |
jsl |
lakes; ponds; still water; stagnant water |
jsl92k ⋄ |
lakes of Africa |
jslab |
pools |
jslad |
ponds |
jslal |
lakes s.s. |
jslb |
tectonic lakes ← it tectonic plates |
jslc |
volcanic lakes ← iac |
jslg |
glacial lakes ← jr glaciers |
jsli |
fluvial lakes ← jsr rivers |
jslib |
oxbow lakes |
jslid |
fluviatile dams |
jslil |
lateral lakes |
jslj |
solution lakes ← fae |
jsll |
landslide lakes ← j5rss landslides |
jslo |
aeolian lakes ← j3n winds |
jsls |
shoreline lakes ← jv shores |
jslv |
organic lakes ← m organisms |
jslx |
anthropogenic lakes ← u social groups |
jsly |
meteorite lakes; extraterrestrial impact-crater lakes ← j5b impact events |
jsr |
rivers; streams; watercourses; flowing water [potamology] |
jsr52 [] |
of m3/s; cubic meters per second; cumec discharge, rate of volumetric flow, water flow |
jsr7Dc |
sources |
jsr7Dn |
channel |
jsr7Dnb |
stream bed |
jsr7Dnn |
banks; embankments |
jsr7Dnt |
terraces |
jsr7Du |
mouth |
jsr7Duc |
confluence |
jsr7Dud |
delta |
jsr7Dudl |
liman; guba |
jsr7Due |
estuary |
jsr9Dv |
brooks |
jsr9Dw |
creeks |
jsr9Dx |
intermittent rivers; ephemeral rivers |
jsrb |
bedrock rivers |
jsrb860jsrl |
bedrock-alluvial rivers |
jsrl |
alluvial rivers |
jsrlc |
straight-channel rivers |
jsrli |
braided-channel rivers |
jsrlm |
meandering rivers |
jsrls |
anastomosed rivers |
jst |
waterfalls; rapids; cataracts; cascades |
jstd |
ledge waterfalls |
jstf |
plunges |
jsth |
horsetail waterfalls |
jsts |
cascades |
jstt |
tiered waterfalls; multi-step; staircase waterfalls |
jv |
shores; shorelines; coasts; coastal systems; rivieras [coastal morphology] |
jvac |
cliffed coasts; abrasion coasts; seacliffs |
jvaf |
flat coasts; flat shorelines |
jvafb |
beaches; intertidal zones |
jvaff |
shorefaces |
jvag |
graded shorelines |
jvl |
lagoons |
jvm |
salt marshes; saltmarshes |
jvp |
peninsulas; promontories |
jvph |
headlands; heads |
jw |
islands; isles |
jw92 [] |
in sea; lake; river |
jwbWl |
continental islands |
jwc |
microcontinental islands |
jwe |
barrier islands |
jwf |
fluvial islands; alluvial islands ← jsr rivers |
jwmWu |
oceanic islands |
jwo |
volcanic islands ← iac |
jwoc |
volcanic island arcs |
jwof |
oceanic rift islands |
jwoh |
hotspot islands |
jwt |
atolls ← mqdc anthozoa |
jww |
artificial islands ← u social groups |
jx |
archipelagos; island groups; island chains ← jw islands |
jy |
seas [oceanography] |
jy5Ce |
wind waves; wind-generated waves; ocean waves |
jy5Cet |
tsunamis |
jy5Ci |
tides |
jy5Cn |
ocean currents |
jy5Cs |
oceanic basins [bathymetry] |
jyU |
seas of the contemporary Earth; World Ocean ← hU the Earth |
jyUb |
Southern Ocean; Antarctic Ocean; Austral Ocean ← jyo oceans |
jyUbd |
Weddell Sea |
jyUbf |
Ross Sea |
jyUbi |
Great Australian Bight |
jyUbp |
Spencer Gulf |
jyUbs |
Scotia Sea |
jyUbu |
Amundsen Sea |
jyUbw |
Bellingshausen Sea |
jyUby |
Davis Sea |
jyUc |
Sea of Cortez; Gulf of California |
jyUczs |
Salish Sea |
jyUd |
Pacific Ocean ← jyo oceans |
jyUdc |
Savu Sea |
jyUdd |
Molucca Sea |
jyUde |
Halmahera Sea |
jyUdezc |
Ceram Sea |
jyUdf |
Solomon Sea |
jyUdg |
Bismarck Sea |
jyUdh |
Gulf of Carpentaria |
jyUdi |
Coral Sea |
jyUdj |
Yellow Sea |
jyUdjb |
Bohai Sea |
jyUdk |
Tasman Sea |
jyUdl |
Timor Sea |
jyUdm |
Arafura Sea |
jyUdn |
Banda Sea |
jyUdo |
Flores Sea |
jyUdp |
Camotes Sea |
jyUdq |
Philippine Sea |
jyUdr |
Bohol Sea; Mindanao Sea |
jyUdt |
Seto Inland Sea; Setouchi |
jyUdv |
Gulf of Alaska |
jyUdw |
Bering Sea |
jyUdx |
Sea of Okhotsk |
jyUdy |
Chilean Sea |
jyUe |
Sea of Japan; East Sea (Korea); Donghae |
jyUf |
East China Sea |
jyUg |
South China Sea |
jyUgt |
Gulf of Thailand; Gulf of Siam |
jyUh |
Sulu Sea |
jyUi |
Celebes Sea |
jyUj |
Java Sea |
jyUk |
Indian Ocean ← jyo oceans |
jyUkl |
Gulf of Saint Vincent |
jyUko |
Gulf of Oman |
jyUkr |
Arabian Sea |
jyUkt |
Bay of Bengal |
jyUkv |
Andaman Sea |
jyUky |
Timor Sea |
jyUl |
Gulf of Aden |
jyUm |
Persian Gulf ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUn |
Red Sea ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUo |
Mediterranean Sea ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUob |
Alboran Sea |
jyUoc |
Catalan Sea |
jyUog |
Ligurian Sea |
jyUoh |
Tyrrhenian Sea |
jyUoi |
Adriatic Sea |
jyUoj |
Ionian Sea |
jyUol |
Gulf of Sidra; Gulf of Sirte |
jyUon |
Aegean Sea |
jyUoni |
Mirtoon Sea |
jyUonr |
Sea of Crete |
jyUont |
Thracian Sea |
jyUor |
Sea of Marmara |
jyUp |
Black Sea ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUpo |
Sea of Azov |
jyUq |
Baltic Sea ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUqb |
Gulf of Bothnia |
jyUqbb |
Bay of Bothnia |
jyUqbo |
Bothnian Sea |
jyUqc |
Central Baltic Sea |
jyUqf |
Gulf of Finland |
jyUr |
North Sea |
jyUs |
Atlantic Ocean ← jyo oceans |
jyUsb |
Sea of the Hebrides |
jyUsc |
Irish Sea |
jyUse |
Celtic Sea |
jyUsi |
Bay of Biscay |
jyUsn |
Gulf of Guinea |
jyUst |
Gulf of St. Lawrence |
jyUsx |
Sargasso Sea |
jyUtWu |
American Mediterranean Sea ← jye mediterranean seas |
jyUt |
Caribbean Sea |
jyUu |
Gulf of Mexico |
jyUv |
Bay of Fundy |
jyUw |
Baffin Bay |
jyUx |
Hudson Bay |
jyUxj |
James Bay |
jyUxzw |
White Sea |
jyUy |
Arctic Ocean ← jyo oceans |
jyUyc |
Barents Sea |
jyUyd |
Kara Sea |
jyUye |
Beaufort Sea |
jyUyf |
Amundsen Gulf |
jyUyg |
Greenland Sea |
jyUyn |
Norwegian Sea |
jyUyo |
Chukchi Sea |
jyUyp |
Laptev Sea |
jyUys |
East Siberian Sea |
jyUyy |
Lincoln Sea |
jyb |
bays; inlets; coves; bights |
jybs |
sounds |
jybu |
gulfs |
jyd |
straits |
jydf |
fjords; fiords ← jr glaciers |
jye |
mediterranean seas |
jym |
marginal seas |
jyo |
oceans |
kW |
life [biology] |
k |
biopolymers [biochemistry; genetics] ← f molecules ≈ DDC 576.5 |
k5 |
genetic process |
k5c |
replication |
k5cm |
mutations |
k5eWg |
expression |
k5e |
transcription |
k5f |
translation |
k5g |
gene regulation |
k5i |
inheritance |
k6 [] |
biopolymer property |
k7 [] |
region |
k77 [] |
of monomer |
k9 [] |
biopolymer quality |
k96 [] |
coding for gene product; functional molecule |
k96t |
proteins |
k96u |
nucleic acids |
k96ur |
functional RNA chain |
k97 [] |
host |
kbWe |
polynucleotides; nucleic acids |
kb |
RNA; ribonucleic acid |
kb77 [] |
with nucleotide |
kb77a |
adenine |
kb77c |
cytosine |
kb77g |
guanine |
kb77u |
uracil |
kbm |
mRNA; messenger RNA |
kbnWy |
ncRNA; non-coding RNAs |
kbo |
ribozymes |
kbr |
rRNA; ribosomal RNA |
kbt |
tRNA; transfer RNA |
kd |
DNA; deoxyribonucleic acid |
kd77 [] |
with nucleotide |
kd77a |
adenine |
kd77c |
cytosine |
kd77g |
guanine |
kd77t |
thymine |
kd7c |
codons |
kd7cs |
stop codons |
kd7e |
exons |
kd7i |
introns |
kd7o |
operons |
kd7r |
regulatory sequences ← kbg |
kd7re |
enhancers |
kd7rp |
promoters |
kd7w |
alleles |
kh |
chromosomes ← kd DNA |
kh7l |
loci |
kh7lt |
telomeres |
ki |
plasmids |
km6p |
haploid |
km6q |
diploid |
koWq |
polypeptides |
kp |
proteins ← fno amino acids |
kp5Cb |
synthesis |
kp5Cd |
degradation |
kp7 |
protein structure; folding |
kp77 [] |
of amino acid |
kp7b |
protein primary structure |
kp7c |
protein secondary structure |
kp7d |
protein tertiary structure |
kp7e |
protein quaternary structure; subunits |
kp9s |
structural proteins |
kp9y |
enzymes |
kpU |
common proteins |
kpUdWl |
enzymes ← kp9y enzymes |
kpUd |
oxidoreductases |
kpUf |
transferases |
kpUh |
hydrolases |
kpUi |
lyases |
kpUj |
isomerases |
kpUl |
ligases |
kpUmWp |
cell signaling and ligand binding proteins |
kpUm |
transmembrane proteins |
kpUn |
insulin |
kpUo |
antibodies |
kpUp |
haemoglobin |
kpUqWt |
structural proteins ← kp9s structural proteins |
kpUq |
collagen |
kpUr |
keratin |
kpUs |
myosin |
kpUt |
actin |
kpX |
protein fold classes |
kpb |
all alpha proteins domains consisting of α-helices |
kpbzb |
all beta proteins domains consisting of β-sheets |
kpc |
alpha and beta proteins (a/b) mainly parallel beta sheets |
kpd |
alpha and beta proteins (a+b) mainly antiparallel beta sheets |
kpe |
multi-domain proteins |
kpf |
membrane and cell surface proteins and peptides |
kpg |
small proteins |
kph |
coiled-coil proteins |
kpi |
low resolution protein structures |
kpj |
peptides |
kpk |
designed proteins |
ks |
polysaccharides ← fo carbohydrates |
ksc |
starch |
ksg |
glycogen |
ksi |
arabinoxylans |
ksl |
cellulose |
ksn |
chitin |
ksp |
pectins |
kv |
viruses [virology] |
kv7 |
viral particle; virion |
kv7n |
genetic material |
kv7p |
protein coat |
kv7r |
virus envelope |
kv97 [] |
infecting host |
kv970l |
bacteriophages; phages |
kvb |
bunyavirales |
kvc |
caudovirales |
kvh |
herpesvirales |
kvl |
ligamenvirales |
kvm |
mononegavirales |
kvn |
nidovirales |
kvne |
arterividae |
kvnn |
coronaviridae |
kvnnb |
betacoronaviruses; β-CoV |
kvnnbs |
severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus; SARS-CoV |
kvnnbt |
severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2; SARS-CoV-2; 2019 novel coronavirus; 2019-nCoV |
kvnr |
roniviridae |
kvp |
picornavirales |
kvt |
tymovirales |
l |
cells [cell biology; cytology; cytobiology] ← k biopolymers |
l38 [] |
coded by; instructed by gene |
l5 |
cellular function; process [cell physiology] |
l5g |
growth |
l5m |
metabolism |
l5mbWk |
catabolism |
l5md |
cellular digestion |
l5me |
cellular respiration |
l5mf |
fermentation |
l5mi |
carbohydrate catabolism ← fo carbohydrates |
l5mj |
fat catabolism ← fp lipids |
l5mk |
protein catabolism ← kp proteins |
l5mlWo |
energy transformation |
l5ml |
oxidative phosphorylation |
l5mm |
chemolithotrophy |
l5mo |
photophosphorylation |
l5mpWy |
anabolism |
l5mp |
photosynthesis; carbon fixation; chemosynthesis |
l5mq |
carbohydrate and glycans anabolism; gluconeogenesis; glyoxylate cycle; glycogenesis; glycosylation |
l5ms |
fatty acid, isoprenoid and steroid synthesis |
l5mt |
protein biosynthesis |
l5mu |
nucleotide synthesis and salvage |
l5mx |
xenobiotics and redox metabolism |
l5n |
secretion |
l5o |
bioluminescence |
l5q |
movement |
l5t |
sensitivity |
l5u |
cell communication |
l5w |
division; reproduction |
l5wb |
binary fission |
l5wi |
mitosis |
l5wm |
meiosis |
l5y |
cellular death |
l6 |
trait; character |
l7 [] |
cell organ |
l70f ⋄ |
molecule [molecular biology] |
leWk |
prokaryotes; prokaryote organisms [microbiology] ← k biopolymers ≈ DDC 579.3 570 |
lh |
archaea; archaeobacteria |
lhe |
euryarchaeota |
lhn |
crenarchaeota |
lk |
eubacteria; bacteria s.s. |
lk6 |
bacterium shape [bacteria morphology] |
lk6c |
coccus |
lk6cb |
coccus |
lk6cc |
diplococcus |
lk6ce |
diplococci encapsulated |
lk6ch |
staphylococcus |
lk6cr |
streptococcus |
lk6cs |
sarcina |
lk6ct |
tetrad |
lk6d |
budding; appendaged |
lk6dh |
hypha |
lk6ds |
stalk |
lk6f |
filamentous |
lk6h |
helical |
lk6i |
bacillus |
lk6ia |
coccobacillus |
lk6ib |
bacillus |
lk6ic |
diplobacillus |
lk6ip |
palisade |
lk6ir |
streptobacillus |
lk6k |
corkscrew-shaped |
lk6m |
comma-shaped |
lk6q |
club rod |
lk6r |
enlarged rod |
lk6s |
spirochete |
lk6v |
vibrio |
lk7 |
bacterium organ |
lk7b |
nucleoids |
lk7c |
cytoplasm |
lk7m |
plasma membranes |
lk7q |
flagellum |
lk7w |
cell wall |
lk7x |
capsules |
lk7y |
pili |
lkb |
acidobacteria |
lkc |
actinobacteria |
lkcU |
Streptomyces |
lkd |
aquificae |
lke |
bacteroidetes; chlorobi |
lkf |
chlamydiae; verrucomicrobia |
lkg |
chloroflexi; chlorobacteria |
lkgzc |
chlorobi; green sulfur bacteria |
lkh |
chrysiogenetes |
lki |
cyanobacteria; cyanophyta; blue-green algae |
lkj |
deferribacteres |
lkk |
deinococcus-thermus; hadobacteria |
lkl |
dictyoglomi |
lkm |
fibrobacteres |
lkn |
firmicutes |
lknU |
notable firmicutes |
lknUh |
Bacillus anthracis |
lknUl |
Lactobacillus |
lknUs |
Streptococcus |
lko |
fusobacteria |
lkp |
gemmatimonadetes |
lkq |
nitrospirae |
lkr |
planctomycetes |
lks |
proteobacteria |
lksU |
notable proteobacteria |
lksUS |
Salmonella |
lksUe |
Escherichia |
lksUec |
Escherichia coli |
lksUh |
Helicobacter |
lksUhp |
Helicobacter pylori |
lksUi |
Vibrio |
lksUj |
Yersinia |
lksUl |
legionellales |
lkt |
spirochaetes |
lktl |
leptospirales |
lku |
synergistetes |
lkv |
tenericutes |
lkw |
thermodesulfobacteria |
lkx |
thermotogae |
lu |
eukaryote cells |
lu7 |
organelle |
lu7c |
nucleus |
lu7d |
plastids |
lu7dc |
chloroplasts |
lu7df |
chromoplasts |
lu7dl |
leucoplasts |
lu7dp |
apicoplasts |
lu7g |
Golgi apparatus; Golgi body; Golgi complex |
lu7gm |
Golgi apparatus membrane |
lu7m |
mytochondria |
lu7p |
cytosol; cytoplasmic matrix; groundplasm |
lu7r |
endoplasmic reticulum |
lu7t |
membranes |
lu7u |
flagellum |
lu7v |
vacuoles |
lu7w |
cell wall |
luc |
stem cells |
lug |
germ cells |
lum |
somatic cells; vegetal cells |
lup |
differentiated plant cells |
lupb |
meristematic cells |
lupc |
collenchyma cells |
lupp |
parenchyma cells |
lupsWy |
sclerenchyma cells |
lups |
sclereids; stone cells |
lupu |
fibers |
lus |
differentiated animal cells |
lusc |
stem cells |
lusg |
germ cells |
lusgg |
gametes |
lusggo |
ovi; eggs |
lusggs |
sperms |
luskWs |
germ layers; somatic cells |
lusk |
ectoderm |
lusm |
mesoderm |
luss |
endoderm |
m |
organisms; eukaryote organisms; eukarya ← l cells k biopolymers ≈ DDC 570 |
m076 |
as applied to |
m076u ⋄ |
health care |
m09p |
phenetics; numerical taxonomy |
m09v |
evolutionary taxonomy |
m09x |
cladistics; phylogenetic taxonomy
← ygos9q cladistics |
m25 [] |
in habitat |
m25b |
benthos |
m25c |
plankton and nekton |
m30k |
expressing gene |
m37 [] |
symbiont; fertilizer |
m38 [] |
instructed by gene |
m4 [] |
affected by disease; pest [pathology] |
m42 |
correlated with risk factor; determinant |
m439 |
acquired from pathogen; cause [aethiology; etiology; aetiology; aitiology] |
m439b |
congenital abnormality ← k biopolymers |
m439c |
perinatal condition ← m5e respiration |
m439dWy |
environmental cause |
m439d |
exposure to radiation ← d5 |
m439h |
chemical exposure ← f molecules |
m439j |
poisoning; toxic substance [toxicology] |
m439n |
infection; germs |
m439ni |
viral infection ← kv viruses |
m439nt |
bacterial infection ← l cells |
m439nu |
fungal infection ← mm fungi |
m439p |
parasites ← m organisms |
m439t |
trauma; injury ← g bulk matter |
m439tb |
blunt trauma |
m439ts |
sharp trauma |
m45 [] |
pathogenesis; mechanism |
m47 [] |
with complication; sequela; secondary effect |
m48 [] |
outcome; prognosis; course |
m49 [] |
showing; feeling; reflected by; manifested as symptom; sign [symptomatology] |
m5 [] |
function; physiological process [physiology] ≈ DDC 571 |
m58 [] |
metabolic process |
m5c |
photosynthesis ← l5mp photosynthesis |
m5d |
nutrition; mechanical digestion |
m5e |
respiration |
m5i |
circulation; transport |
m5l |
hormone transmission |
m5n |
signal transmission |
m5o |
perception |
m5r |
movement; tropism |
m5s |
reproduction |
m5sa |
asexual reproduction |
m5sl |
allogamy |
m5su |
autogamy; self-fertilization |
m5u |
excretion |
m5w |
dormancy |
m6 [] |
trait; character [morphology] |
m7 [] |
organ; viscus; organ system; body system [anatomy] |
m78 [] |
cell type |
m79 [] |
tissue [histology] |
m8 |
growth stage; developmental stage [ontogeny; embryology] ← 51 |
m81 [] |
aged years age |
m827 [] |
length; height |
m83 [] |
weight |
m838 [] |
weighing g |
m83f |
light |
m83u |
heavy |
m88 [] |
quantity |
m8a |
conception |
m8b |
zygote |
m8c |
embryo |
m8d |
fetus; foetus |
m8d5x |
abortion |
m8d5x30p |
induced abortion |
m8e |
birth ← oso giving birth |
m8f |
newborn; neonate; infant |
m8g |
larva |
m8h |
metamorphosis |
m8i |
very young |
m8j |
juvenile; young; youth; growth |
m8l |
adolescent; puberty |
m8p |
adult |
m8u |
old; ageing |
m8v |
deathbed |
m8w |
death; dying |
m8x |
dead; corpse |
m8y |
fossil ≈ DDC 560 |
m9 |
sex; gender |
m91 [] |
lived in; existed in era [palaeontology] |
m92 [] |
distributed in range [biogeography] |
m93 [] |
descendant of ancestor taxon; lineage [phylogeny] |
m9304 [] |
ancestor of descendant |
m938 [] |
son of parent |
m93804 [] |
parent of son |
m97 [] |
with qualifying organ |
m974 [] |
without; lacking missing organ |
m9i |
indeterminate gender; androgynous |
m9x |
male |
m9xy |
male born as female |
m9y |
female |
m9yx |
female born as male |
mA |
all organisms; biosphere |
mAa ⋄ |
organisms in themselves |
mU [] |
human organisms; men [biological anthropology] |
mU4 |
affected by human disease [nosology; health science] |
mU48 [] |
severity; seriousness; prognosis |
mU488 [] |
APACHE scoring system |
mU488oo |
APACHE 0 |
mU488vp |
APACHE 71 |
mU48c |
healthy |
mU48f |
not serious |
mU48m |
serious |
mU48u |
very serious |
mU48v |
extremely serious |
mU48y |
fatal |
mU49 |
with feature; symptom; sign |
mU49a |
pain ← pda pain |
mU49bc |
acute pain |
mU49bh |
chronic pain |
mU49c |
cough |
mU49e |
vomiting; emesis; throwing up |
mU49f |
fever; pyrexia |
mU49o |
disorders of form |
mU49oc |
increase in size |
mU49oce |
edema; oedema; fluid retention; dropsy; hydropsy; swelling |
mU49od |
decrease in size |
mU49oh |
change in shape |
mU49ol |
appearance of lumps |
mU49on |
change of appearance |
mU49onc |
change of colour |
mU49u |
disorders of function |
mU49uc |
increase in function |
mU49ud |
decrease in function |
mU49ul |
alteration in function |
mU689 |
skin colour; tone |
mU689a |
pale white skin; Monk 1 |
mU689b |
white skin; Monk 2 |
mU689c |
light skin; Monk 3 |
mU689d |
golden honey skin; Monk 4 |
mU689e |
light olive skin; Monk 5 |
mU689f |
olive skin; Monk 6 |
mU689g |
light brown skin; Monk 7 |
mU689h |
moderate brown skin; Monk 8 |
mU689i |
dark brown skin; Monk 9 |
mU689j |
black skin; Monk 10 |
mU7 |
human organs [human anatomy] ≈ DDC 611 612 |
mU7d |
human digestive organs; gastrointestinal tract; GIT; digestive tract; alimentary canal; digestion tract |
mU7dbWq |
upper gastrointestinal tract |
mU7db |
human mouth |
mU7dbb |
lips |
mU7dbl |
palate |
mU7dbo |
human tongue |
mU7dbt |
human teeth |
mU7dbt(81d) |
deciduous teeth; primary teeth; baby teeth; milk teeth ← mU8i children |
mU7dbt(81p) |
permanent teeth |
mU7dbtXXXc |
pulp chamber |
mU7dbtXXXd |
dentin |
mU7dbtXXXe |
enamel |
mU7dbtXXXg |
gums; gingivas |
mU7dbtXXXm |
cementum |
mU7dbtXXl |
left |
mU7dbtXXr |
right |
mU7dbti |
incisors |
mU7dbtii |
maxillary central incisors |
mU7dbtiil ⋄ |
left maxillary central incisor |
mU7dbtiir ⋄ |
right maxillary central incisor |
mU7dbtil |
maxillary lateral incisors |
mU7dbtin |
mandibular central incisors |
mU7dbtir |
mandibular lateral incisors |
mU7dbtn |
canines |
mU7dbtni |
maxillary canins |
mU7dbtnn |
mandibular canins |
mU7dbtp |
premolars; bicuspids |
mU7dbtpi |
maxillary first premolars |
mU7dbtpl |
maxillary second premolars |
mU7dbtpn |
mandibular first premolars |
mU7dbtpr |
mandibular second premolars |
mU7dbtr |
molars |
mU7dbtrXd ⋄ |
molar dentin |
mU7dbtri |
maxillary first molars |
mU7dbtrl |
maxillary second molars |
mU7dbtrm |
maxillary third molars |
mU7dbtrn |
mandibular first molars |
mU7dbtrr |
mandibular second molars |
mU7dbtrt |
mandibular third molars |
mU7dd |
pharynx |
mU7de |
esophagus |
mU7dh |
stomach |
mU7dl |
liver |
mU7do |
gallbladder; gall bladder; cholecyst |
mU7dp |
pancreas |
mU7dtWy |
lower gastrointestinal tract |
mU7dt |
intestines; bowel; gut |
mU7dtcWj |
small intestine; small bowel
|
mU7dtd |
duodenus |
mU7dte |
jejunum |
mU7dti |
ileum |
mU7dtmWx |
large intestine; large bowel |
mU7dtm |
cecum; caecum |
mU7dto |
colon |
mU7dtoc |
ascending colon |
mU7dtoe |
transverse colon |
mU7dton |
descending colon |
mU7dtos |
sigmoid colon |
mU7dtr |
rectum |
mU7dtw |
anal canal |
mU7dx |
anus |
mU7e |
human respiratory organs |
mU7ec |
paranasal sinuses |
mU7ee |
nose |
mU7el |
larynx |
mU7em |
vocal folds |
mU7eq |
trachea |
mU7er |
bronchi |
mU7eu |
lungs |
mU7ex |
diaphragm |
mU7i |
human circulatory organs |
mU7ih |
human heart |
mU7ihf |
left atrium |
mU7ihh |
right atrium |
mU7ihl |
left ventricle |
mU7ihn |
right ventricle |
mU7ihp |
perdicardium; pericardial sac |
mU7il |
blood vessels |
mU7ile |
arteries |
mU7ill |
capillaries |
mU7ilv |
veins |
mU7io |
human blood |
mU7io49uc |
hyperemia; increased blood flow |
mU7j |
immune and lymphatic systems |
mU7jb |
innate immune system; nonspecific immune system |
mU7jd |
adaptive immune system; acquired immune system |
mU7jl |
lymphatic vessels |
mU7jn |
lymph nodes; lymph glands |
mU7jt |
thymus |
mU7jw |
bone marrow |
mU7jy |
lymph |
mU7l |
human glands |
mU7n |
human nervous system |
mU7nbWk |
central nervous system; CNS |
mU7nb |
human brain |
mU7nb90Upwvxfo ⋄ |
Einstein Einstein's brain |
mU7nbc |
cerebellum |
mU7nbe |
brainstem |
mU7nbed |
midbrain |
mU7nben |
pons |
mU7nbeo |
medulla oblongata |
mU7nbr |
cerebrum; telencephalon; endbrain |
mU7nbrh |
hippocampus |
mU7nbrl |
basal ganglia |
mU7nbro |
olfactory bulb |
mU7nbrx |
cerebral cortex; cerebral mantle |
mU7nbrxe |
longitudinal fissure |
mU7nbrxf |
frontal lobes |
mU7nbrxi |
parietal lobes |
mU7nbrxo |
occipital lobes |
mU7nbrxt |
temporal lobes |
mU7nc |
spinal cord |
mU7nlWy |
peripheral nervous system; PNS |
mU7nn |
nerves |
mU7o |
human sense organs |
mU7oe |
human eyes |
mU7oe49ud |
blindness |
mU7oec |
cornea |
mU7oei |
iris |
mU7oel |
pupil |
mU7oen |
crystalline lens |
mU7oer |
retina |
mU7oh |
human ears |
mU7oh49ud |
deafness |
mU7ohbWc |
outer ear |
mU7ohb |
pinna |
mU7ohc |
ear canal |
mU7ohhWo |
medium ear |
mU7ohm |
tympanic cavity |
mU7oho |
ossicles |
mU7ohpWy |
inner ear |
mU7ohq |
bony labyrinth |
mU7ohs |
semicircular canals |
mU7ohu |
utricle |
mU7ohv |
saccule |
mU7ohx |
cochlea |
mU7p |
limbs |
mU7pl |
legs |
mU7plf |
feet |
mU7plft |
toes |
mU7pr |
arms |
mU7prh |
hands |
mU7prhn |
fingers |
mU7q |
human skeleton |
mU7qbWg |
axial skeleton |
mU7qcWd |
skull; cranium s.l. |
mU7qc |
cranium; neurocranium |
mU7qd |
mandible; viscerocranium; facial skeleton |
mU7qe |
vertebral column; backbone; spine |
mU7qebWh |
cervical vertebrae; cervical spine |
mU7qeiWrzq |
thoracic vertebrae; thoracic spine |
mU7qei |
first thoracic vertebra; T1 |
mU7qer |
tenth toracic vertebra; T10 |
mU7qerzp |
eleventh thoracic vertebra; T11 |
mU7qerzq |
twelfth thoracic vertebra; T12 |
mU7qesWw |
lumbar vertebrae; lumbar spine |
mU7qex |
sacrum |
mU7qey |
coccyx |
mU7qg |
rib cage; thoracic cage |
mU7qgr |
ribs |
mU7qgrb |
1st left rib |
mU7qgrc |
1st right rib |
mU7qgry |
12th right rib |
mU7qgs |
sternum |
mU7qiWy |
appendicular skeleton |
mU7qi |
pectoral girdles |
mU7ql |
upper limbs |
mU7qle |
humerus |
mU7qlr |
radius |
mU7qlu |
ulna |
mU7qlw |
wrist; carpus; carpal bones |
mU7qlx |
metacarpus; metacarpal bones |
mU7qly |
phalanges; digital bones |
mU7qp |
pelvis; pelvic girdle |
mU7qw |
lower limbs |
mU7qwf |
femur |
mU7qwh |
patella; kneecap |
mU7qwi |
tibia |
mU7qwl |
fibula |
mU7qwr |
tarsus |
mU7qws |
metatarsus |
mU7qwy |
phalanges; toe bones |
mU7r |
human muscles |
mU7s |
human reproductive organs |
mU7u |
human urinary organs; escretory system |
mU7uk |
kidneys |
mU7x |
human skin |
mU7x49oce |
angioedema |
mU7x4l |
dermatitis; eczema |
mU7x7io49uc |
erythema |
mU7xh |
human hair |
mU7xn |
human nails |
mU827 [] |
height meters |
mU827pvo ⋄ |
1,70 m |
mU82f |
small |
mU82u |
big |
mU838 [] |
weighing Kg |
mU84 [] |
humanity |
mU84b |
non human |
mU84g |
quasi-human; humanoid |
mU8c |
foetus |
mU8e |
human infant |
mU8i |
children |
mU8l |
kids |
mU8n |
young humans |
mU8p |
adult humans |
mU8v |
old humans |
mU9 |
sex |
mU9x |
male men |
mU9y |
female women |
mX |
kingdoms |
mXA ⋄ |
some organisms |
mXX |
phyla; divisions; types |
mXXX |
classes |
mXXXX |
orders |
mXXXXX |
genera |
mXXXXXX |
species |
mXXXXXXX |
varieties; races |
mY |
individuals; specimens |
meWl |
protists; protista; unicellular eukaryotes |
me |
excavates; excavata including Euglena, Tripanosoma, Trichomonas ≈ DDC 579 |
mg |
rhizaria |
mgc |
cercozoa |
mgf |
forams; foraminifera |
mgr |
radiolarians; radiolaria |
mh |
chromalveolata ≈ DDC 579 |
mhe |
heterokontophyta |
mheo |
oomycetes; oomycota; water molds |
mhh |
haptophyta |
mhk |
cryptophyta |
mhm |
apicomplexa |
mho |
chromerida |
mhq |
ciliates; ciliophora |
mht |
dinoflagellates; dinoflagellata |
mj |
amoebozoa including Amoeba ≈ DDC 579 |
mm |
fungi [mycology] ≈ DDC 579 |
mmc |
chytrids; chytridiomycota |
mmd |
blastocladiomycota |
mme |
neocallimastigomycetes; neocallimastigomycota |
mmg |
zygomycota; zygomycetes and trichomycetes including black bread mold, Rhizopus |
mmh |
glomeromycota |
mmoWy |
dikarya; deuteromycota; higher fungi |
mmo |
ascomycetes; ascomycota; sac fungi including morels, truffles, yeasts, cup fungi |
mmoU [] |
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mmop |
pezizomycetes |
mmopp |
pezizales |
mmoppt |
tuberaceae |
mmopptt |
Tuber; truffles |
mmos |
saccharomycetes; hemiascomycetes; budding yeasts |
mmoss |
saccharomycetales |
mmosss |
saccharomycetaceae |
mmossss |
Saccharomyces |
mmossssc |
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mms |
basydiomicetes; basydiomycota; club fungi including puffballs |
mmscWf |
agaricomycotina; hymenomycetes |
mmsc |
tremellomycetes |
mmsd |
dacrymycetes |
mmsf |
agaricomycetes; homobasidiomycetes including mushrooms |
mmsfc |
agaricales; gilled mushrooms; euagarics |
mmsfcc |
agaricaceae |
mmsfccc |
Agaricus; common mushroom |
mmsfcm |
amanitaceae |
mmsfcmm |
Amanita |
mmsfp |
phallales |
mmsfpp |
phallaceae; stinkhorn mushrooms |
mmsgWr |
pucciniomycotina |
mmsg |
agaricostilbomycetes |
mmsi |
atractiellomycetes |
mmsl |
classiculomycetes |
mmsm |
cryptomycocolacomycetes |
mmsn |
cystobasidiomycetes |
mmso |
microbotryomycetes |
mmsp |
mixiomycetes |
mmsq |
pucciniomycetes; urediniomycetes |
mmssWx |
ustilaginomycotina |
mmss |
exobasidiomycetes |
mmst |
entorrhizomycetes |
mmsu |
ustilaginomycetes; true smut fungi |
mmsw |
malasseziomycetes |
mmsx |
moniliellomycetes |
mo |
red algae; rhodophyta ≈ DDC 579 |
mp |
plants [botany SS] ← lup differentiated plant cells ≈ DDC 580 |
mp076 |
[applied botany] |
mp23 [] |
growing on soil substratum |
mp37 [] |
pollinated by pollinator |
mp370j(5kn) |
wind |
mp37ri |
insects |
mp37vo |
birds |
mp4 |
afftected by plant disease; pest [plant pathology; phytopathology] |
mp4c |
rusts |
mp4g |
smuts |
mp4i |
blight |
mp4l |
leaf spots |
mp4n |
canker |
mp4q |
wilt |
mp4t |
downy mildews |
mp4w |
prowdery mildew |
mp4x |
anthracnoses |
mp5 |
plant function [plant physiology] |
mp5c |
photosynthesis |
mp5d |
plant nutrition |
mp5i |
transport |
mp5r |
tropism |
mp5s |
reproduction |
mp6 |
bearing |
mp6r |
herb; herbaceous |
mp6s |
shrub; bushes |
mp6t |
tree; arboreous; arboreal plants |
mp7 |
plant organ; functional system [plant morphology] ≈ DDC 575 |
mp79 |
plant tissue [plant anatomy; phytotomy] |
mp79e |
epidermis |
mp79g |
ground tissue |
mp79v |
vascular tissue |
mp79vb |
phloem; bast; liber |
mp79vm |
meristem |
mp79vmc |
vascular cambium |
mp79vmk |
cork cambium |
mp79vx |
xylem |
mp7f |
roots |
mp7g |
stem |
mp7gc |
trunk |
mp7gr |
branches; rami |
mp7grb |
boughs |
mp7grt |
twigs |
mp7l |
leaves |
mp7s |
seeds; fruits |
mp7so |
ovules |
mp7sp |
pericarp |
mp7st |
accessory fruits |
mp7w |
flowers |
mp7wa |
calyx |
mp7wc |
corolla |
mp7wp |
pistil; carpels; gynoecium |
mp7wpo |
ovary |
mp7wpq |
style |
mp7wps |
stigma |
mp7ws |
stamen; stamina; androecium |
mp9 |
sex |
mpbWc |
green algae |
mpb |
chlorophytes; chlorophyta |
mpc |
charophytes; charophyta |
mpeWj |
bryophytes |
mpe |
liverworts; marchantiophyta |
mph |
hornworts; anthocerotophyta |
mpj |
mosses; bryophyta [bryology] ≈ DDC 588 |
mplWn |
pteridophytes |
mpl |
club mosses; lycopodiophyta |
mpnWy |
seed plants |
mpn |
ferns; pteridophytae; filicophyta; polypodiophyta; polypodiopsida [pteridology] ≈ DDC 587 |
mpo |
cycads; cycadophyta |
mpq |
ginkgos; ginkgophyta |
mprWt |
gymnospermae |
mpr |
conifers; pinophyta; coniferophyta ≈ DDC 585 |
mprU [] |
pinaceae; pine family |
mprUb |
pines; Pinus |
mprUc |
spruces; Picea |
mprUh |
Cahtaya |
mprUl |
larches; Larix |
mprUm |
Douglas firs; Pseudotsuga |
mprUo |
golden larches; Pseudolarix |
mprUq |
firs; Abies |
mprUr |
cedars; Cedrus |
mprUt |
Keteleeria |
mprUu |
Nothotsuga |
mprUx |
hemlocks; Tsuga |
mprp |
pinopsida |
mprpc |
cordaitales |
mprpp |
pinales |
mprppb |
pinaceae |
mprppc |
araucariaceae; araucaria family; monkey puzzle trees |
mprppe |
podocarpaceae; yellow-wood family |
mprppp |
sciadopityaceae; umbrella-pine family |
mprppr |
cupressaceae; cypress family |
mprppt |
cephalotaxaceae; plum-yew family |
mprppy |
taxaceae; yew family |
mprps |
vojnovskyales |
mprpv |
voltziales |
mpt |
gnetophytes; gnetophyta including Gnetum, Ephedra, Welwitschia |
mpw |
flowering plants; angiospermae; magnoliophyta |
mpwb |
monocotyledons; monocots; monocotyledoneae; monocotyledones; liliopsida; liliidae |
mpwbb |
acorales |
mpwbc |
alismatales |
mpwbe |
asparagales |
mpwber |
amaryllidaceae |
mpwberl |
Allium |
mpwberlg |
garlic; Allium sativum |
mpwberlo |
onions; Allium cepa |
mpwbg |
dioscoreales |
mpwbl |
liliales |
mpwbn |
pandanales |
mpwbp |
palmae; arecales |
mpwbr |
commelinales |
mpwbt |
poales including grasses, bromeliads, sedges |
mpwbtc |
cyperaceae |
mpwbtcc |
Cyperus |
mpwbtccp |
papyrus sedge; paper reed; Cyperus papyrus |
mpwbtg |
grasses; poaceae; gramineae |
mpwbtgb |
bamboos |
mpwbtgc |
sugar cane |
mpwbtge |
rice |
mpwbtgf |
wheat |
mpwbtgh |
barley |
mpwbtgj |
oat |
mpwbtgl |
rye |
mpwbtgm |
maize |
mpwbtgo |
millet |
mpwby |
zingiberales |
mpwbym |
musaceae |
mpwbymk |
Musa; bananas and plantains |
mpwdWy |
dicotyledons; dicots; magnoliopsida |
mpwd |
magnoliidae mostly basal dicots |
mpwdb |
magnoliales |
mpwdbb |
winteraceae |
mpwdbd |
degeneriaceae |
mpwdbh |
himantandraceae |
mpwdbj |
eupomatiaceae |
mpwdbk |
austrobaileyaceae |
mpwdbm |
magnoliaceae magnolia family |
mpwdbo |
lactoridaceae |
mpwdbq |
annonaceae |
mpwdbs |
myristicaceae |
mpwdbu |
canellaceae |
mpwdc |
laurales |
mpwdcb |
amborellaceae |
mpwdcc |
trimeniaceae |
mpwdce |
monimiaceae |
mpwdcg |
gomortegaceae |
mpwdci |
calycanthaceae |
mpwdck |
idiospermaceae |
mpwdcl |
lauraceae laurel family |
mpwdclc |
Cinnamomum including cinnamon, cassia, camphor laurel |
mpwdcll |
bay laurels; Laurus |
mpwdcln |
spicebushes; Lindera |
mpwdclp |
avocados; Persea |
mpwdcls |
Sassafras |
mpwdcn |
hernandiaceae |
mpwde |
piperales |
mpwdec |
chloranthaceae |
mpwdej |
saururaceae |
mpwdep |
piperaceae |
mpwdepp |
pepper; Piper |
mpwdh |
aristolochiales |
mpwdhh |
aristolochiaceae |
mpwdl |
illiciales |
mpwdli |
illiciaceae |
mpwdls |
schisandraceae |
mpwdn |
nymphaeales |
mpwdne |
nelumbonaceae |
mpwdnm |
nymphaeaceae |
mpwdnmw |
water-lilies; waterlilies; Nymphaea |
mpwdnq |
barclayaceae |
mpwdnu |
cabombaceae |
mpwdny |
ceratophyllaceae |
mpwdr |
ranunculales |
mpwdrb |
ranunculaceae |
mpwdrc |
circaeasteraceae |
mpwdre |
berberidaceae |
mpwdrg |
sargentodoxaceae |
mpwdrl |
lardizabalaceae |
mpwdrm |
menispermaceae |
mpwdro |
coriariaceae |
mpwdrs |
sabiaceae |
mpwdv |
papaverales |
mpwdvp |
papaveraceae |
mpwdvu |
fumariaceae |
mpwh |
hamamelidae; hamamelididae |
mpwhb |
trochodendrales |
mpwhbe |
tetracentraceae |
mpwhbr |
trochodendraceae |
mpwhc |
hamamelidales |
mpwhcc |
cercidiphyllaceae |
mpwhce |
eupteleaceae |
mpwhcp |
platanaceae |
mpwhct |
hamamelidaceae |
mpwhcy |
myrothamnaceae |
mpwhd |
daphniphyllales |
mpwhdd |
daphniphyllaceae |
mpwhf |
didymelales |
mpwhfd |
didymelaceae |
mpwhg |
eucommiales |
mpwhge |
eucommiaceae |
mpwhi |
urticales |
mpwhib |
barbeyaceae |
mpwhie |
ulmaceae |
mpwhieu |
elms; Ulmus |
mpwhii |
cannabaceae |
mpwhiic |
hemps; Cannabis |
mpwhiie |
hackberries; Celtis |
mpwhiig |
Gironniera |
mpwhiih |
hops; Humulus |
mpwhiip |
Parasponia |
mpwhiir |
Pteroceltis |
mpwhiit |
tremas; Trema |
mpwhim |
moraceae |
mpwhir |
cecropiaceae |
mpwhiu |
urticaceae |
mpwhiuu |
nettles; Urtica |
mpwhl |
leitneriales |
mpwhll |
leitneriaceae |
mpwho |
juglandales |
mpwhoh |
rhoipteleaceae |
mpwhoj |
juglandaceae |
mpwhojb |
Alfaroa |
mpwhojc |
Carya including hickory, pecan |
mpwhojd |
wheel wingnuts; Cyclocarya |
mpwhoje |
cheos; Engelhardia |
mpwhojj |
walnuts; Juglans |
mpwhojo |
Oreomunnea |
mpwhojp |
Platycarya |
mpwhojw |
wingnuts; Pterocarya |
mpwhr |
myricales |
mpwhrm |
myricaceae |
mpwhu |
fagales |
mpwhub |
balanopaceae |
mpwhud |
ticodendraceae |
mpwhuf |
fagaceae |
mpwhufc |
chestnuts; Castanea |
mpwhufd |
chinquapins; chinkapins; Castanopsis |
mpwhufe |
golden chinkapins; Chrysolepis |
mpwhufg |
Colombobalanus |
mpwhufh |
beeches; Fagus |
mpwhufm |
Formanodendron |
mpwhufo |
tanoaks; stone oaks; Lithocarpus |
mpwhufq |
oaks; Quercus |
mpwhuft |
Trigonobalanus |
mpwhun |
nothofagaceae |
mpwhuu |
betulaceae |
mpwhuub |
birches; Betula |
mpwhuuc |
hornbeams; Carpinus |
mpwhuud |
alders; Alder |
mpwhuuh |
hazels; Corylus |
mpwhuuo |
hop-hornbeams; Ostrya |
mpwhuur |
hazel-hornbeams; Ostryopsis |
mpwhy |
casuarinales |
mpwhyc |
casuarinaceae |
mpwk |
caryophyllidae |
mpwkc |
caryophyllales |
mpwkcb |
phytolaccaceae |
mpwkcd |
achatocarpaceae |
mpwkcf |
nyctaginaceae |
mpwkch |
aizoaceae |
mpwkcj |
didiereaceae |
mpwkcl |
cactaceae cactus family |
mpwkcn |
chenopodiaceae |
mpwkcp |
amaranthaceae |
mpwkcps |
Spinacia |
mpwkcpss |
spinach; Spinacia oleracea |
mpwkcr |
portulacaceae |
mpwkct |
basellaceae |
mpwkcv |
molluginaceae |
mpwkcx |
caryophyllaceae |
mpwkcxd |
Dianthus |
mpwkp |
polygonales |
mpwkpp |
polygonaceae |
mpwkppb |
buckwheat; Fagopyrum |
mpwkppr |
rhubarb; Rheum |
mpwku |
plumbaginales |
mpwkup |
plumbaginaceae |
mpwn |
dilleniidae |
mpwnb |
dilleniales |
mpwnbd |
dilleniaceae |
mpwnbp |
paeoniaceae |
mpwnd |
theales |
mpwndb |
ochnaceae |
mpwndc |
sphaerosepalaceae |
mpwndd |
sarcolaenaceae |
mpwnde |
dipterocarpaceae |
mpwndf |
caryocaraceae |
mpwndh |
theaceae |
mpwndhc |
Camellia |
mpwndhcs |
tea plant; Camellia sinensis |
mpwndi |
actinidiaceae |
mpwndj |
scytopetalaceae |
mpwndk |
pentaphylacaceae |
mpwndl |
tetrameristaceae |
mpwndm |
pellicieraceae |
mpwndo |
oncothecaceae |
mpwndp |
marcgraviaceae |
mpwndq |
quiinaceae |
mpwndr |
elatinaceae |
mpwnds |
paracryphiaceae |
mpwndt |
medusagynaceae |
mpwndu |
clusiaceae |
mpwnf |
malvales |
mpwnfe |
elaeocarpaceae |
mpwnfi |
tiliaceae |
mpwnfk |
sterculiaceae |
mpwnfkk |
kola nuts; Cola |
mpwnfkt |
Theobroma |
mpwnfktc |
cacao; cocoa plants; Theobroma cacao |
mpwnfo |
bombacaceae |
mpwnfv |
malvaceae including mallow |
mpwnfvb |
baobabs; Adansonia |
mpwnfvc |
cotton plants; Gossypium |
mpwnfvh |
Hibiscus |
mpwnfvhk |
kenaf; Hibiscus cannabinus |
mpwnfvo |
Abelmoschus |
mpwnfvok |
okra; Abelmoschus esculentus |
mpwnfvt |
lime trees; linden; basswood; Tilia |
mpwnh |
lecythidales |
mpwnhl |
lecythidaceae |
mpwnj |
nepenthales |
mpwnjc |
sarraceniaceae |
mpwnjn |
nepenthaceae |
mpwnjs |
droseraceae |
mpwnl |
violales |
mpwnlb |
flacourtiaceae |
mpwnlc |
peridiscaceae |
mpwnld |
bixaceae |
mpwnle |
cistaceae |
mpwnlf |
huaceae |
mpwnlg |
lacistemataceae |
mpwnlh |
scyphostegiaceae |
mpwnli |
stachyuraceae |
mpwnlj |
violaceae |
mpwnljv |
violets; pansies; heartsease; Viola |
mpwnlk |
tamaricaceae tamarind family |
mpwnll |
frankeniaceae |
mpwnlm |
dioncophyllaceae |
mpwnln |
ancistrocladaceae |
mpwnlo |
turneraceae |
mpwnlp |
malesherbiaceae |
mpwnlq |
passifloraceae |
mpwnlr |
achariaceae |
mpwnls |
caricaceae |
mpwnlt |
fouquieriaceae |
mpwnlu |
hoplestigmataceae |
mpwnlv |
cucurbitaceae; melons; gourds; cucurbits |
mpwnlvc |
Cucumis |
mpwnlvcc |
cucumbers; Cucumis sativus |
mpwnlvcm |
melons; Cucumis melo |
mpwnlvi |
Citrullus including watermelons |
mpwnlvs |
squashes; marrows; Cucurbita including pumpkins, zucchini |
mpwnlw |
datiscaceae |
mpwnlx |
begoniaceae |
mpwnly |
loasaceae |
mpwnn |
salicales |
mpwnns |
salicaceae |
mpwnnsp |
poplars; Populus |
mpwnnsw |
willows; Salix |
mpwnp |
capparales |
mpwnpb |
tovariaceae |
mpwnpc |
capparaceae |
mpwnpi |
brassicaceae; cruciferae; crucifers; mustard family; cabbage family |
mpwnpib |
Brassica |
mpwnpibc |
cabbages; cauliflowers; Brassica oleracea |
mpwnpibn |
rapeseeds; Brassica napus |
mpwnpibr |
turnips; Chinese cabbages; Brassica rapa |
mpwnpir |
radishes; Raphanus |
mpwnpis |
horseradishes; Armoracia |
mpwnpit |
stocks; Matthiola |
mpwnpix |
Arabidopsis |
mpwnpixt |
thale cress; Arabidopsis thaliana |
mpwnpm |
moringaceae |
mpwnpr |
resedaceae |
mpwnr |
batales |
mpwnrg |
gyrostemonaceae |
mpwnrt |
bataceae |
mpwns |
ericales |
mpwnsc |
cyrillaceae |
mpwnse |
clethraceae |
mpwnsg |
grubbiaceae |
mpwnsi |
empetraceae |
mpwnsk |
epacridaceae |
mpwnsm |
ericaceae |
mpwnsmh |
heaths; heathers; Erica |
mpwnsp |
pyrolaceae |
mpwnst |
monotropaceae |
mpwnt |
diapensiales |
mpwntd |
diapensiaceae |
mpwnv |
ebenales |
mpwnvb |
sapotaceae |
mpwnve |
ebenaceae |
mpwnvep |
persimmons; Diospyros |
mpwnvepk |
kaki; Diospyros kaki |
mpwnvs |
styracaceae |
mpwnvv |
lissocarpaceae |
mpwnvy |
symplocaceae |
mpwny |
primulales |
mpwnye |
theophrastaceae |
mpwnym |
myrsinaceae |
mpwnyp |
primulaceae |
mpwr |
rosidae |
mpwrb |
rosales |
mpwrbb |
brunelliaceae |
mpwrbc |
connaraceae |
mpwrbd |
eucryphiaceae |
mpwrbe |
cunoniaceae |
mpwrbf |
davidsoniaceae |
mpwrbg |
dialypetalanthaceae |
mpwrbh |
pittosporaceae |
mpwrbi |
byblidaceae |
mpwrbj |
hydrangeaceae |
mpwrbk |
columelliaceae |
mpwrbl |
grossulariaceae |
mpwrblr |
Ribes including currants, gooseberries |
mpwrbm |
greyiaceae |
mpwrbn |
bruniaceae |
mpwrbo |
anisophylleaceae |
mpwrbp |
alseuosmiaceae |
mpwrbq |
crassulaceae |
mpwrbr |
cephalotaceae |
mpwrbs |
saxifragaceae |
mpwrbt |
rosaceae; rose family |
mpwrbtb |
roses; Rosa |
mpwrbtd |
Rubus including blackberries, raspberries |
mpwrbtf |
strawberries; Fragaria |
mpwrbtm |
apples; Malus including crabapples |
mpwrbtp |
pears; Pyrus |
mpwrbtr |
Prunus |
mpwrbtrb |
almonds; Prunus dulcis; Prunus amygdalus; Amygdalus communis; Amygdalus dulcis |
mpwrbtrc |
peaches; Prunus persica |
mpwrbtre |
apricots; Prunus armeniaca; Armeniaca vulgaris |
mpwrbtrg |
plums; gages; prunes; Prunus domestica |
mpwrbtrh |
cherries; Prunus cerasus |
mpwrbu |
neuradaceae |
mpwrbv |
crossosomataceae |
mpwrbw |
chrysobalanaceae |
mpwrbx |
surianaceae |
mpwrby |
rhabdodendraceae |
mpwrc |
fabales |
mpwrcb |
mimosaceae; mimosa family |
mpwrcc |
caesalpiniaceae |
mpwrcf |
fabaceae |
mpwrcfc |
acacias; thorntrees; wattles; Acacia |
mpwrcff |
Glycine |
mpwrcffx |
soybean; Glycine max |
mpwrcfg |
Glycyrrhiza |
mpwrcfgl |
liquorice plant; licorice; Glycyrrhiza glabra |
mpwrcfp |
beans; Phaseolus |
mpwrcfq |
Pisum |
mpwrcfqp |
peas; Pisum sativum |
mpwrcfr |
Arachis |
mpwrcfrp |
peanut; Arachis hypogaea |
mpwrcfs |
Cicer including chick pea |
mpwrd |
proteales |
mpwrdn |
nelumbonaceae |
mpwrdnl |
lotus; Nelumbo |
mpwrdp |
plane trees; platanaceae |
mpwrdt |
proteaceae |
mpwre |
podostemales |
mpwrep |
podostemaceae |
mpwrf |
haloragales |
mpwrfh |
haloragaceae |
mpwrfu |
gunneraceae |
mpwrg |
myrtales |
mpwrgb |
sonneratiaceae |
mpwrgc |
lythraceae |
mpwrgd |
penaeaceae |
mpwrge |
crypteroniaceae |
mpwrgg |
thymelaeaceae |
mpwrgh |
trapaceae |
mpwrgj |
myrtaceae |
mpwrgk |
punicaceae |
mpwrgm |
onagraceae |
mpwrgo |
oliniaceae |
mpwrgq |
melastomataceae |
mpwrgs |
combretaceae |
mpwrgu |
alzateaceae |
mpwrgw |
memecylaceae |
mpwrgy |
rhyncocalycaceae |
mpwrh |
rhizophorales |
mpwrhr |
rhizophoraceae |
mpwri |
cornales |
mpwril |
alangiaceae |
mpwrin |
nyssaceae |
mpwrir |
cornaceae |
mpwriy |
garryaceae |
mpwrj |
santalales |
mpwrjb |
medusandraceae |
mpwrjd |
dipentodontaceae |
mpwrjf |
olacaceae |
mpwrji |
opiliaceae |
mpwrjn |
santalaceae |
mpwrjo |
misodendraceae |
mpwrjr |
loranthaceae |
mpwrjv |
viscaceae |
mpwrjw |
eremolepidaceae |
mpwrjy |
balanophoraceae |
mpwrk |
rafflesiales |
mpwrkh |
hydnoraceae |
mpwrkm |
mitrastemonaceae |
mpwrkr |
rafflesiaceae |
mpwrl |
celastrales |
mpwrlb |
geissolomataceae |
mpwrlc |
celastraceae |
mpwrlh |
hippocrateaceae |
mpwrlk |
stackhousiaceae |
mpwrll |
salvadoraceae |
mpwrlo |
aquifoliaceae |
mpwrlq |
icacinaceae |
mpwrls |
aextoxicaceae |
mpwrlt |
cardiopteridaceae |
mpwrlv |
corynocarpaceae |
mpwrlw |
dichapetalaceae |
mpwrly |
tepuianthaceae |
mpwro |
euphorbiales |
mpwrob |
buxaceae |
mpwrom |
simmondsiaceae |
mpwrop |
pandaceae |
mpwrou |
euphorbiaceae |
mpwrous |
spurges; Euphorbia |
mpwrousm |
Manihot |
mpwrousms |
cassava; manioc; yuca; macaxeira; mandioca; aipim; Brazilian arrowroot; Manihot esculenta |
mpwrr |
rhamnales |
mpwrrh |
rhamnaceae |
mpwrrl |
leeaceae |
mpwrrv |
vitaceae |
mpwrrvv |
grapes; grapevines; Vitis |
mpwrs |
linales |
mpwrse |
erythroxylaceae |
mpwrsh |
humiriaceae |
mpwrsi |
ixonanthaceae |
mpwrsk |
hugoniaceae |
mpwrsl |
linaceae |
mpwrsll |
Linum |
mpwrsllf |
flax; linseed; Linum usitatissimum |
mpwrt |
polygalales |
mpwrte |
malpighiaceae |
mpwrth |
vochysiaceae |
mpwrti |
trigoniaceae |
mpwrtm |
tremandraceae |
mpwrtp |
polygalaceae |
mpwrtx |
xanthophyllaceae |
mpwrty |
krameriaceae |
mpwru |
sapindales |
mpwrub |
staphyleaceae |
mpwrud |
melianthaceae |
mpwruf |
bretschneideraceae |
mpwruh |
akaniaceae |
mpwrui |
sapindaceae |
mpwruk |
hippocastanaceae |
mpwrukh |
Aesculus including buckeyes, horse-chestnuts |
mpwrum |
aceraceae |
mpwrumm |
maples; Acer |
mpwruo |
burseraceae |
mpwrup |
anacardiaceae |
mpwrupc |
Anacardium |
mpwrupco |
cashew; Anacardium occidentale |
mpwrupm |
mango; Mangifera |
mpwrupp |
Pistacia |
mpwruppl |
lentisk; mastic; Pistacia lentiscus |
mpwruppv |
pistachio; Pistacia vera |
mpwrur |
julianiaceae |
mpwrus |
simaroubaceae |
mpwruu |
cneoraceae |
mpwruv |
meliaceae |
mpwrux |
rutaceae |
mpwruxc |
Citrus |
mpwruxcl |
lemon trees; Citrus limon |
mpwruxcm |
mandarin orange trees; Citrus reticulata |
mpwruxco |
sweet orange trees; Citrus x sinensis |
mpwruxcp |
grapefruit trees; Citrus x paradisi |
mpwruy |
zygophyllaceae |
mpwrw |
geraniales |
mpwrwd |
oxalidaceae |
mpwrwg |
geraniaceae |
mpwrwl |
limnanthaceae |
mpwrwo |
tropaeolaceae |
mpwrws |
balsaminaceae |
mpwrx |
apiales |
mpwrxl |
araliaceae |
mpwrxli |
ivies; Hedera |
mpwrxp |
apiaceae; umbelliferae; umbellifers |
mpwrxpd |
Daucus |
mpwrxpdc |
carrot; Daucus carota |
mpwt |
asteridae |
mpwtb |
gentianales |
mpwtbc |
loganiaceae |
mpwtbe |
retziaceae |
mpwtbg |
gentianaceae |
mpwtbi |
saccifoliaceae |
mpwtbp |
apocynaceae |
mpwtbs |
asclepiadaceae |
mpwtd |
solanales |
mpwtdd |
duckeodendraceae |
mpwtdf |
nolanaceae |
mpwtdh |
solanaceae |
mpwtdhb |
belladonna; deadly nightshade; Atropa |
mpwtdhp |
peppers; Capsicum |
mpwtdhs |
Solanum including nightshades, horsenettles |
mpwtdhse |
eggplants; aubergines; brinjals; Solanum melongena |
mpwtdhsp |
potatoes; Solanum tuberosum |
mpwtdhst |
tomatoes; Solanum lycopersicum |
mpwtdht |
tobacco plants; Nicotiana |
mpwtdl |
convolvulaceae |
mpwtdn |
cuscutaceae |
mpwtdq |
menyanthaceae |
mpwtds |
polemoniaceae |
mpwtdu |
hydrophyllaceae |
mpwtdx |
retziaceae |
mpwtf |
lamiales |
mpwtfl |
lennoaceae |
mpwtfo |
boraginaceae |
mpwtfv |
verbenaceae |
mpwtfy |
lamiaceae |
mpwtfys |
Salvia including common sage |
mpwti |
callitrichales |
mpwtih |
hippuridaceae |
mpwtil |
callitrichaceae |
mpwtiy |
hydrostachyaceae |
mpwtl |
plantaginales |
mpwtlp |
plantaginaceae |
mpwto |
scrophulariales |
mpwtob |
buddlejaceae |
mpwtoe |
oleaceae olive family |
mpwtoef |
ashes; Fraxinus |
mpwtoej |
jasmines; Jasminus |
mpwtoel |
lylacs; Syringa |
mpwtoeo |
olive trees; Olea |
mpwtoh |
scrophulariaceae |
mpwtok |
globulariaceae |
mpwtom |
myoporaceae |
mpwtoo |
orobanchaceae |
mpwtoq |
gesneriaceae |
mpwtos |
acanthaceae |
mpwtou |
pedaliaceae |
mpwtov |
bignoniaceae |
mpwtox |
mendonciaceae |
mpwtoy |
lentibulariaceae |
mpwtq |
campanulales |
mpwtqc |
pentaphragmataceae |
mpwtqf |
sphenocleaceae |
mpwtqi |
campanulaceae |
mpwtql |
stylidiaceae |
mpwtqo |
donatiaceae |
mpwtqr |
brunoniaceae |
mpwtqu |
goodeniaceae |
mpwtr |
rubiales |
mpwtrr |
rubiaceae |
mpwtrrc |
coffee plants; Coffea |
mpwtrt |
theligonaceae |
mpwts |
dipsacales |
mpwtsc |
caprifoliaceae |
mpwtso |
adoxaceae |
mpwtsv |
valerianaceae |
mpwtsy |
dipsacaceae |
mpwtu |
calycerales |
mpwtuc |
calyceraceae |
mpwtw |
asterales |
mpwtwc |
asteraceae; compositae |
mpwtwcb |
Ambrosia |
mpwtwcc |
chicory; Cichorium |
mpwtwcd |
Dahlia |
mpwtwce |
Dendranthema |
mpwtwcf |
Argyranthemum |
mpwtwcg |
Gerbera |
mpwtwch |
Helianthus |
mpwtwchf |
sunflowers; Helianthus annuus |
mpwtwcht |
Jerusalem artichoke; Helianthus tuberosus |
mpwtwci |
Zinnia |
mpwtwcj |
Artemisia |
mpwtwcjb |
absinthe; Artemisia absinthium |
mpwtwcjd |
tarragon; Artemisia dracunculus |
mpwtwck |
knapweed; Centaurea |
mpwtwcl |
Lactuca |
mpwtwcls |
lettuce; Lactuca sativa |
mpwtwcm |
Smallanthus |
mpwtwcms |
yacón; Smallanthus sonchifolius |
mpwtwcn |
Senecio |
mpwtwcnv |
groundsel; Senecio vulgaris |
mpwtwco |
goldenrod; Solidago |
mpwtwcp |
Calendula |
mpwtwcq |
safflower; Carthamus tinctorius |
mpwtwcr |
Chrysanthemum |
mpwtwcs |
ragwort; Senecio jacobaea |
mpwtwct |
dandelion; araxacum |
mpwtwcu |
tagetes |
mpwtwcy |
globe artichoke; Cynara scolymus |
mq |
animals; metazoa [zoology] ← o agency lus differentiated animal cells ≈ DDC 590 |
mq076 |
[applied zoology] |
mq30vi |
bred animals |
mq4 |
animal disease; illness; disability; disorder; syndrome [animal pathology; nosology; epidemiology; medical ] ≈ DDC 616 |
mq430 |
acquired from pathogen |
mq433 [] |
sensitive to food pathogen |
mq433ib ⋄ |
milk |
mq45 |
pathogenesis; pathological mechanism |
mq46 [] |
implying mental consequence; life quality |
mq46n ⋄ |
anxiety |
mq47 |
with complication |
mq48 |
outcome; prognosis; course |
mq4b |
state of balance; homeostasis |
mq4d |
growth/differentiation disorders; morphogenesis disorders |
mq4db |
atrophy |
mq4do |
hypertrophy |
mq4ds |
hyperplasia |
mq4dt |
metaplasia |
mq4e |
cellular diseases |
mq4en |
necrosis |
mq4ep |
apoptosis |
mq4f |
lesion; tissue damage or change |
mq4g |
metabolic disorders |
mq4h |
haemodynamic disorders |
mq4hh |
haemorrhage |
mq4hh7nr |
haemorrhagic strokes |
mq4hi |
ischaemia |
mq4hi7ih |
heart attacks |
mq4hi7nr |
ischaemic strokes |
mq4hs |
shocks |
mq4i |
immunological disorders |
mq4id |
immunodeficiency |
mq4idn |
HIV/AIDS; human immunodeficiency virus infection and acquired immune deficiency syndrome |
mq4ip |
hypersensitivity; intolerance |
mq4ipl |
allergy; allergic disease [allergology] |
mq4ipl430 |
caused by allergene |
mq4ipl430mqriq |
hymenoptera |
mq4ipl430sb |
food |
mq4ipl430sbccm ⋄ |
apples |
mq4ipl430sh(7) |
drug |
mq4ipl430sh(7tbi) |
antibiotic |
mq4ipld |
atopic dermatitis; atopic eczema |
mq4iple |
hay fever |
mq4iplx |
anaphylaxis |
mq4ipu |
autoimmunity |
mq4l |
inflammation |
mq4lc |
acute inflammation |
mq4lcc |
cold |
mq4lh |
chronic inflammation |
mq4lhs |
asthma ← mq7e respiratory organs |
mq4lht |
tuberculosis |
mq4n |
neoplasia; carcinogenesis |
mq4nb |
bening tumor |
mq4ni |
carcinoma in situ; pre-malignant tumor |
mq4nr |
cancer; malignant neoplasm |
mq4nr7j |
lymphoma |
mq4nr7jb |
leukaemia |
mq5 |
animal function [animal physiology] |
mq5d |
digestion |
mq5d4 |
digestive disease |
mq5dCc |
chewing; mastication |
mq5dCn |
segmentation contractions |
mq5e |
respiration |
mq5i |
circulation |
mq5i4 |
circulatory disease |
mq5l |
hormone transmission |
mq5l4 |
endocrine disease |
mq5n |
neural transmission |
mq5n4 |
nervous disease |
mq5o |
perception |
mq5r |
movement |
mq5s |
reproduction |
mq5u |
excretion |
mq5w |
dormancy |
mq7 |
animal organ; system; apparatus [comparative anatomy] ← laf ≈ DDC 573 |
mq79 |
animal tissue |
mq79c |
connective tissue ← mq88m |
mq79e |
epithelial tissue |
mq79m |
muscle tissue |
mq79mi |
visceral muscle; smooth muscle |
mq79ms |
skeletal muscle |
mq79mx |
cardiac muscle |
mq79n |
nervous tissue |
mq7d |
digestive organs |
mq7db |
mouth |
mq7dbb |
beak |
mq7dbo |
tongue |
mq7dbt |
teeth |
mq7de |
esophagus; oesophagus; gullet; throat |
mq7dec |
crop; croup |
mq7do |
stomach |
mq7dt |
intestine |
mq7dx |
anus |
mq7e |
respiratory organs |
mq7e54 |
respiratory diseases |
mq7i |
circulatory organs |
mq7ih |
heart ← mq89mx |
mq7j |
blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
mq7jb |
blood |
mq7jb54 |
blood diseases including blood-forming organs |
mq7ji |
immune system |
mq7jl |
lymphatic system |
mq7jl54 |
lymphatic diseases |
mq7l |
glands; endocrine system [endocrinology] |
mq7n |
nervous system [neurology] |
mq7nr |
brain |
mq7o |
sense organs |
mq7o54 |
eye and ear diseases |
mq7oe |
eyes; sight; vision |
mq7oh |
ears; hearing; audition |
mq7on |
nose; smell; olfaction |
mq7p |
appendages |
mq7pl |
limbs |
mq7pm |
fins |
mq7pn |
wings |
mq7pt |
tail |
mq7q |
skeleton; bones |
mq7r |
muscles; muscular; motor system ← mq89m |
mq7r54 |
musculoskeletal connective diseases |
mq7sWu54 |
genitourinary disease |
mq7s |
reproductive organs; sex organs |
mq7u |
urinary organs; excretory system [nephrology] |
mq7u5 |
excretion |
mq7x |
skin; integumentary system |
mq7x4 |
skin diseases |
mq7xh |
hair |
mq7xn |
nails |
mq86f ⋄ |
few animals |
mq88nq ⋄ |
two animals |
mq97 [] |
with qualifying organ |
mq974 [] |
without; lacking missing organ |
mq97dbb ⋄ |
beak beaked |
mqU |
animals of special interest for humans |
mqUb [] |
honey bees |
mqUc [] |
chickens |
mqUd [] |
dogs |
mqUh [] |
horses |
mqUo [] |
cattle; cows |
mqUp [] |
pigs; hogs; swines |
mqUr [] |
goats |
mqUs [] |
sheep |
mqbWu |
invertebrates ← mqv69b |
mqb |
mesozoa |
mqc |
sponges; porifera ≈ DDC 593 |
mqdWdz |
radiata |
mqd |
cnidaria; coelenterata ≈ DDC 593 |
mqdc |
anthozoa including corals |
mqdf |
cubozoa; box jellyfish; sea wasps |
mqdh |
hydrozoa; hydroids |
mqdj |
scyphozoa; true jellyfish |
mqdk |
staurozoa; stalked jellyfish |
mqdp |
polypodiozoa |
mqds |
malacosporea |
mqdx |
myxosporea |
mqdzt |
ctenophora |
mqeWr |
protostomia |
mqe |
flatworms; platyhelminths; plathelminthes including tapeworms, flukes ≈ DDC 592 |
mqf |
gnathostomulida |
mqg |
nemertinea; rhynchocoela |
mqgze |
entoprocta |
mqh |
rotifera |
mqhzg |
gastrotricha |
mqhzk |
kinorhyncha; echinoderes |
mqi |
nematoda; nemathelminthes |
mqj |
bryozoa; ectoprocta |
mqk |
phoronida |
mql |
brachiopoda |
mqlk |
monoplacophora |
mqm |
molluscs; mollusca [malacology] ≈ DDC 594 |
mqmc |
aplacophora |
mqmd |
polyplacophora |
mqmf |
scaphopoda |
mqmg |
gastropoda; snails and slugs |
mqml |
bivalves; bivalvia; lamellibranchiata; pelecypoda including scallops, clams, oysters, mussels |
mqmp |
cephalopods; cephalopoda |
mqmpi |
nautilida |
mqmpkWm |
ammonites; ammonoidea |
mqmpk |
goniatitida |
mqmpl |
ceratitida |
mqmpm |
ammonitida |
mqmpq |
cuttlefish; cuttles; sepiida |
mqmps |
squids; teuthida |
mqmpy |
octopuses; octopoda |
mqn |
annelida ≈ DDC 592 |
mqnc |
polychaeta |
mqng |
oligochaeta including earthworms |
mqns |
hirudinea |
mqo |
sipuncula |
mqp |
echiura |
mqq |
priapulida |
mqqzg |
pogonophora |
mqqzo |
onychophora |
mqr |
arthropoda ≈ DDC 595 |
mqrb |
trilobita |
mqrc |
pycnogonida; pantopoda |
mqrd |
arachnids; arachnida |
mqrdcWi |
mites; acari; acarina |
mqrdo |
scorpions; scorpiones |
mqrds |
spiders; araneae |
mqrh |
crustaceans |
mqri |
insects; insecta; hexapoda [entomology] |
mqribWbz |
apterygota |
mqrib |
bristletails; archaeognatha |
mqribzi |
silverfish; thysanura |
mqribzm |
monura |
mqricWy |
pterygota |
mqric |
mayflies; ephemeroptera |
mqriczd |
palaeodictyoptera |
mqriczg |
megasecoptera |
mqriczh |
archodonata |
mqriczn |
diaphanopterodea |
mqriczp |
protodonata |
mqrid |
odonata; dragonflies and damselflies |
mqrieWp |
exopterygota |
mqrie |
gladiators; mantophasmatodea |
mqriezc |
caloneurodea |
mqriezg |
ice-crawlers; grylloblattodea |
mqriezi |
titanoptera |
mqriezp |
protorthoptera |
mqrif |
stoneflies; plecoptera |
mqrifze |
webspinners; embioptera |
mqrifzy |
angel insects; zoraptera |
mqrig |
earwigs; dermaptera |
mqrih |
orthoptera including grasshoppers, crickets |
mqrii |
stick insects; phasmatodea |
mqrij |
cockroaches; blattodea |
mqrik |
termites; isoptera |
mqril |
mantids; mantodea |
mqrim |
booklice and barklice; psocoptera |
mqrin |
thrips; thysanoptera |
mqrio |
lice; phthiraptera |
mqrip |
true bugs; hemiptera |
mqriqWy |
endopterygota |
mqriq |
hymenoptera including ants, bees |
mqriqm |
ants; formicidae [myrmecology] |
mqriqp |
vespidae including some wasps, jellowjackets |
mqriqpv |
hornets; Vespa |
mqriqx |
bees; apidae |
mqriqxu |
bumblebees; bumble bees; humble-bees; Bombus |
mqriqxx |
honey bees; Apis |
mqrir |
beetles; coleoptera |
mqris |
twisted-winged parasites; strepsiptera |
mqrit |
net-veined insects; neuroptera |
mqritzm |
megaloptera; include alderflies |
mqritzr |
snakeflies; raphidioptera |
mqriu |
mecoptera; include scorpionflies |
mqriv |
fleas; siphonaptera |
mqrivzp |
protodiptera |
mqriw |
flies; true flies; diptera |
mqrix |
caddisflies; trichoptera |
mqriy |
lepidoptera; butterflies and moths |
mqriyzg |
glosselytrodea |
mqriyzm |
miomoptera |
mqrk |
centipedes; chilopoda |
mqrm |
millipedes; diplopoda |
mqrp |
pauropoda |
mqrs |
symphyla |
mqrzp |
pentastomida; linguatulida |
mqrzt |
tardigrada |
mqsWv |
deuterostomia |
mqs |
chaetognata |
mqt |
echinoderms; echinodermata ≈ DDC 592 |
mqtc |
crinoidea |
mqtf |
brittle stars; ophiuroidea |
mqti |
starfish; asteroidea |
mqtn |
sea urchins; echinoidea |
mqto |
sea cucumbers; holothuroidea |
mqv |
chordates; chordata ≈ DDC 596 |
mqvbWc |
urochordata; tunicata |
mqvb |
larvacea; appendicularia |
mqvc |
ascidiacea |
mqvczt |
thaliacea |
mqvd |
cephalochordata; leptocardii |
mqveWi |
fish; pisces [ichtyology] |
mqveWy |
vertebrates [vertebrate zoology] |
mqve |
ostracodermi |
mqvf |
cyclostomata; agnatha |
mqvfzp |
placodermi |
mqvg |
cartilaginous fish; chondrichtyes ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvgbWe |
batoidea; rays and skates |
mqvgb |
rajiformes includings common rays and skates |
mqvgc |
sawfishes; pristiformes |
mqvge |
electric rays; torpediniformes |
mqvgfWv |
sharks; selachimorpha |
mqvgf |
hexanchiformes; include cow sharks; frilled sharks |
mqvgg |
squaliformes including bramble sharks, dogfish, roughsharks |
mqvgi |
pristiophoriformes |
mqvgj |
squatiniformes |
mqvgm |
heterodontiformes |
mqvgo |
carpet sharks; orectolobiformes including zebra sharks, nurse sharks, wobbegongs |
mqvgr |
ground sharks; carcharhiniformes including requiem sharks, houndsharks, catsharks |
mqvgs |
mackerel sharks; lamniformes including goblin shark, basking shark, megamouths |
mqvgx |
chimerae; chimaeriformes; holocephali |
mqvhWi |
bony fish; osteichtyes |
mqvh |
ray-finned fish; actinopterygii ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvhbWbzp |
chondrostei |
mqvhb |
polypteriformes including bichirs, reedfish |
mqvhbzp |
acipenseriformes including sturgeons, paddlefish |
mqvhcWczy |
holostei |
mqvhcWy |
neopterygii |
mqvhc |
gars; lepisosteiformes |
mqvhczb |
bowfins; amiiformes |
mqvhdWdzy |
osteoglossomorpha |
mqvhdWy |
teleosts; teleostei |
mqvhd |
bony-tongued fishes; osteoglossiformes |
mqvhdze |
hiodontiformes including mooneye and goldeye |
mqvheWgzy |
elopomorpha |
mqvhe |
elopiformes including ladyfishes and tarpon |
mqvhfzs |
notacanthiformes including halosaurs, spiny eels |
mqvhg |
eels and gulpers; anguilliformes |
mqvhgzs |
saccopharyngiformes including gulper eel |
mqvhh |
clupeiformes; clupeomorpha including herrings, anchovies |
mqvhiWizy |
ostariophysi |
mqvhi |
cypriniformes including barbs, carp, danios, goldfish, loaches |
mqvhizc |
characiformes including characins, pencilfish, hatchetfish |
mqvhizg |
gymnotiformes including electric eels, knifefish |
mqvhizm |
gonorynchiformes including milkfish |
mqvhizs |
catfishes; siluriformes |
mqvhjWkzy |
protacanthopterygii |
mqvhj |
salmoniformes including salmons, trouts |
mqvhk |
esociformes including pikes |
mqvhkzo |
osmeriformes including smelts, galaxiids |
mqvhlWlzy |
stenopterygii |
mqvhl |
ateleopodiformes including jellynose fish |
mqvhlzs |
stomiiformes including bristlemouths, marine hatchetfish |
mqvhm |
aulopiformes; cyclosquamata including Bombay duck, lancetfish |
mqvhn |
myctophiformes; scopelomorpha including lanternfish |
mqvho |
lampriformes; lampridiomorpha including oarfish, opah, ribbonfish |
mqvhp |
beardfishes; polymixiiformes; polymyxiomorpha |
mqvhqWqzy |
paracanthopterygii |
mqvhq |
percopsiformes including cavefishes, trout-perches |
mqvhqzb |
toadfishes; batrachoidiformes |
mqvhqze |
lophiiformes including anglerfish |
mqvhqzg |
gadiformes including cods |
mqvhqzo |
ophidiiformes |
mqvhrWy |
acanthopterygii including pearlfish |
mqvhs |
mullets; mugiliformes |
mqvhszh |
atheriniformes including silversides, rainbowfish |
mqvhszn |
beloniformes including flyingfish |
mqvht |
whalefishes; cetomimiformes |
mqvhtzc |
cyprinodontiformes including livebearers, killifish |
mqvhtzs |
stephanoberyciformes including ridgeheads |
mqvhtzy |
beryciformes including fangtooths, pineconefish |
mqvhu |
zeiformes including dories |
mqvhuzc |
clingfishes; gobiesociformes |
mqvhv |
gasterosteiformes including sticklebacks |
mqvhvzs |
syngnathiformes including seahorses, pipefish |
mqvhw |
synbranchiformes including swamp eels |
mqvhx |
tetraodontiformes including filefishes, pufferfish |
mqvhxzf |
flatfishes; pleuronectiformes |
mqvhxzs |
scorpaeniformes including scorpionfishes, weaver fish |
mqvhy |
perciformes including anabantids, bass, cichlids, gobies, gour |
mqvi |
lobe finned fish; sarcopterigii including coelacanths, lungfish = dipnoi |
mqvj |
amphibians; amphibia; batrachia [batracology; herpetology (partim)] ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvjcWf |
labyrinthodontia |
mqvjc |
ichthyostegalia |
mqvje |
temnospondyli |
mqvjf |
anthracosauria |
mqvjiWl |
lepospondyli |
mqvji |
nectridea |
mqvjj |
aistopoda |
mqvjk |
microsauria |
mqvjl |
lysorophia |
mqvjm |
proanura |
mqvjn |
frogs; anura; salientia including toads |
mqvjno |
true toads; bufonidae |
mqvjnr |
tree frogs; hylidae |
mqvjnu |
true frogs; ranidae |
mqvju |
caudata; urodela including salamanders, newts, olms, sirens |
mqvjy |
gymnophiona; apoda; caecilia |
mqvl |
reptiles; reptilia [herpetology (partim)] ≈ DDC 597 |
mqvl09xH ⋄ |
reptile subclasses according to cladistics |
mqvl09xHr |
archosaurs; archosauria |
mqvl09xHrm |
avemetatarsalia birds and extinct relatives ← mqvo birds |
mqvl09xHrp |
pseudosuchia crocodilians and extinct relatives ← mqvlo crocodilians |
mqvlbWc |
anapsida |
mqvlb |
cotylosauria |
mqvlc |
chelonia; testudinata including tortoises, turtles |
mqvldWf |
synapsida |
mqvld |
mesosauria |
mqvle |
pelycosauria |
mqvlf |
therapsida |
mqvlgWh |
euryapsida |
mqvlg |
araeoscelidia; protorosauria |
mqvlh |
sauropterigia including plesiosauri |
mqvliWl |
lepidosauria |
mqvli |
ichthyosauria; ichthyopterygia |
mqvlj |
eosuchia |
mqvlk |
rhynchocephalia |
mqvll |
squamata including lizards, snakes |
mqvlnWt |
archosauria |
mqvln |
thecodontia |
mqvlo |
crocodilians |
mqvlqWt |
dynosaurs |
mqvlq |
saurischia including Tyrannosaurus, Brontosaurus, Diplodocus |
mqvlr |
ornithischia including Iguanodon, Stegosaurus, Triceratops |
mqvlt |
pterosauria including Pteranodon |
mqvo |
birds; aves [ornithology] ≈ DDC 598 |
mqvob |
archaeornites; Archaeopterix |
mqvobzhWc |
odontognathae |
mqvobzh |
hesperornithiformes |
mqvoc |
ichthyornithiformes |
mqvoczn |
tinamiformes |
mqvoczr |
rheiformes |
mqvoczs |
struthioniformes |
mqvoczu |
casuariiformes |
mqvoczv |
aepyornithiformes |
mqvoczw |
dinornithiformes including moas, kiwis |
mqvod |
podicipediformes including Podiceps |
mqvoe |
anseriformes including geese, ducks, swans |
mqvoezc |
ciconiiformes |
mqvoezp |
phoenicopteriformes |
mqvof |
falconiformes; diurnal raptors |
mqvog |
galliformes including chickens, pheasants, Perdix |
mqvogs |
phasianidae |
mqvogsl |
junglefowl; Gallus |
mqvogslg |
chickens; red junglefowls; Gallus gallus |
mqvoh |
gruiformes; ralliformes including Rallus, Fulica, Grus, Otis, Tetras |
mqvoi |
charadriiformes including gulls, Scolopax, Vanellus, Sterna |
mqvoj |
columbiformes including pigeons |
mqvok |
psittaciformes including parrots |
mqvol |
cuculiformes |
mqvom |
caprimulgiformes |
mqvon |
strigiformes; nocturnal raptors |
mqvoo |
apodiformes including Apus, humming-birds |
mqvoq |
coliiformes |
mqvor |
trogoniformes |
mqvot |
coraciiformes including kingfishers, Upupa |
mqvou |
piciformes |
mqvov |
passeriformes including sparrows and most small birds, Corvidae |
mqvow |
gaviiformes; colymbiformes |
mqvox |
penguins; sphenisciformes |
mqvoy |
procellariiformes |
mqvoyzp |
pelecaniformes including Pelecanus, Phalacrocorax, Sula, Fregata |
mqvt |
mammals; mammalia [mammalogy; theriology] ≈ DDC 599 |
mqvt25c |
marine mammals |
mqvt25eWx |
terrestrial mammals |
mqvt25y |
aerial mammals |
mqvtbWbz |
prototheria |
mqvtb |
triconodonta |
mqvtbzd |
docodonta |
mqvtc |
monotremata |
mqvtczm |
multituberculata |
mqvtczs |
symmetrodonta |
mqvtczt |
pantotheria; trituberculata |
mqvtd |
marsupialia |
mqvte |
insectivora including hedgehogs |
mqvtezd |
dermoptera |
mqvtf |
bats; chiroptera |
mqvtg |
primates [primatology] |
mqvtgbWg |
prosimii; lemuroidea |
mqvtgb |
tupaiidae |
mqvtgc |
lemuridae |
mqvtgd |
indridae |
mqvtge |
daubentoniidae |
mqvtgf |
lorisidae |
mqvtgg |
tarsiidae |
mqvtgiWy |
anthropoidea |
mqvtgi |
cebidae |
mqvtgl |
callithricidae |
mqvtgm |
Old World monkeys; cercopithecidae |
mqvtgmm |
macaques; Macaca |
mqvtgmp |
baboons; Papio |
mqvtgo |
colobidae |
mqvtgq |
hylobatidae |
mqvtgu |
hominids; hominidae; great apes |
mqvtguc |
orangutans; Pongo |
mqvtgug |
gorillas; Gorilla |
mqvtgui |
chimpanzees; Pan |
mqvtguic |
common chimpanzees; Pan troglodytes |
mqvtguin |
bonobos; Pan paniscus |
mqvtgum |
Australopithecus |
mqvtguo |
Homo; humans; men [palaeoanthropology] |
mqvtguob |
Homo habilis |
mqvtguoe |
Homo erectus |
mqvtguon |
Neanderthals; Homo neanderthalensis |
mqvtguos |
Homo sapiens |
mqvth |
tillodontia |
mqvti |
taeniodonta |
mqvtj |
edentata; xenarthra including Myrmecophaga, Bradipus |
mqvtk |
pholidota |
mqvtl |
lagomorpha including rabbits, hares |
mqvtm |
rodents; rodentia including rats, squirrels, Hystrix, Myocastor |
mqvtn |
whales; cetaceans; cetacea [cetology] |
mqvtnbWf |
baleen whales; mysticeti |
mqvtnb |
balaenidae; right whales and bowhead whales |
mqvtnbb |
Balaena |
mqvtnbbb |
bowhead whales; Balaena mysticetus |
mqvtnbbj |
Pacific northern right whales; Eubalaena japonica |
mqvtnbbu |
southern right whales; Eubalaena australis |
mqvtnbe |
Eubalaena |
mqvtnbeg |
Atlantic northern right whales; Eubalaena glacialis |
mqvtnc |
rorquals; balaenopteridae |
mqvtncbWc |
balaenopterinae |
mqvtncb |
Balaenoptera |
mqvtncbc |
common minke whales; Balaenoptera acutorostrata |
mqvtncbd |
Antarctic minke whales; Balaenoptera bonaerensis |
mqvtncbi |
Sei whales; Balaenoptera borealis |
mqvtncbj |
Bryde's whales; Balaenoptera brydei |
mqvtncbn |
Eden's whales; Balaenoptera edeni |
mqvtncbo |
Omura's whales; Balaenoptera omurai |
mqvtncbu |
blue whales; Balaenoptera musculus |
mqvtncbw |
fin whales; Balaenoptera physalus |
mqvtnclWm |
megapterinae |
mqvtncm |
Megaptera |
mqvtncmh |
humpback whales; Megaptera novaeangliae |
mqvtnco |
Eolobalaenoptera |
mqvtncoh |
Harrison's whales; Eobalaenoptera harrisoni |
mqvtne |
eschrichtiidae |
mqvtnes |
Eschrichtius |
mqvtnesg |
gray whales; Eschrichtius robustus |
mqvtnf |
neobalaenidae |
mqvtnfc |
Caperea |
mqvtnfcm |
pygmy right whales; Caperea marginata |
mqvtngWy |
toothed whales; odontoceti; odontocetes |
mqvtni |
dolphins; delphinidae |
mqvtnic |
Cephalorhynchus |
mqvtnice |
Chilean dolphins; Cephalorhyncus eutropia |
mqvtnich |
Heaviside's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus heavisidii |
mqvtnict |
Hector's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus hectori |
mqvtnid |
Delphinus |
mqvtnidc |
long-beaked common dolphins; Delphinus capensis |
mqvtnidd |
short-beaked common dolphins; Delphinus delphis |
mqvtnidt |
Arabian common dolphins; Delphinus tropicalis |
mqvtnif |
Feresa |
mqvtnifp |
pygmy killer whales; Feresa attenuata |
mqvtnig |
Globicephala |
mqvtnigc |
short-finned pilot whales; Globicephala macrorhyncus |
mqvtnigl |
long-finned pilot whales; Globicephala melas |
mqvtnih |
Grampus |
mqvtnihg |
Risso's dolphins; Grampus griseus |
mqvtnii |
Lagenodelphis |
mqvtniic |
Commerson's dolphins; Cephalorhyncus commersonii |
mqvtniif |
Fraser's dolphins; Lagenodelphis hosei |
mqvtnik |
Lagenorhynchus |
mqvtnikb |
Atlantic white-sided dolphins; Lagenorhynchus acutus |
mqvtnikc |
white-beaked dolphins; Lagenorhynchus albirostris |
mqvtnike |
Peale's dolphins; Lagenorhynchus australis |
mqvtnikh |
hourglass dolphins; Lagenorhynchus cruciger |
mqvtnikp |
Pacific white-sided dolphins; Lagenorhynchus obliquidens |
mqvtniks |
dusky dolphins; Lagenorhynchus obscurus |
mqvtnikt |
tropical dusky dolphins |
mqvtnil |
Lissodelphis |
mqvtnilb |
northern right whale dolphins; Lissodelphis borealis |
mqvtnilp |
southern right whale dolphins; Lissodelphis peronii |
mqvtnim |
Orcaella |
mqvtnimi |
Irrawaddy dolphins; Orcaella brevirostris |
mqvtnims |
Australian snubfin dolphins; Orcaella heinsohni |
mqvtnio |
Orcinus |
mqvtniok |
killer whales; Orcinus orca |
mqvtnip |
Peponocephala |
mqvtnipe |
melon-headed whales; Peponocephala electra |
mqvtniq |
Pseudorca |
mqvtniqk |
false killer whales; Pseudorca crassidens |
mqvtnir |
Sotalia |
mqvtnirt |
tucuxis; Sotalia fluviatilis |
mqvtnis |
Stenella |
mqvtnisb |
pantropical spotted dolphins; Stenella attenuata |
mqvtnise |
striped dolphins; Stenella coeruleoalba |
mqvtnisf |
Atlantic spotted dolphins; Stenella frontalis |
mqvtnisl |
spinner dolphins; Stenella longirostris |
mqvtnisy |
clymene dolphins; Stenella clymene |
mqvtnit |
Steno |
mqvtnits |
rough-toothed dolphins; Steno bredanensis |
mqvtniu |
Tursiops |
mqvtniui |
Indian ocean bottlenose dolphins; Tursiops aduncus |
mqvtniut |
common bottlenose dolphins; Tursiops truncatus |
mqvtnix |
Sousa |
mqvtnixc |
Pacific humpback dolphins; Sousa chinensis |
mqvtnixp |
Indian humpback dolphins; Sousa plumbea |
mqvtnixt |
Atlantic humpback dolphins; Sousa teuszii |
mqvtnm |
monodontidae |
mqvtnmd |
Delphinapterus |
mqvtnmdb |
belugas; Delphinapterus leucas |
mqvtnmo |
Monodon |
mqvtnmon |
narwhals; Monodon monoceros |
mqvtnp |
porpoises; phocoenidae |
mqvtnpn |
Neophocaena |
mqvtnpnp |
finless porpoises; Neophocaena phocaenoides |
mqvtnpp |
Phocoena |
mqvtnppd |
spectacled porpoises; Phocoena dioptrica |
mqvtnppp |
harbour porpoises; Phocoena phocaena |
mqvtnpps |
Burmeister's porpoises; Phocoena spinipinnis |
mqvtnppv |
vaquitas; Phocoena sinus |
mqvtnpq |
phocoenoides |
mqvtnpqd |
Dall's porpoises; Phocoenoides dalli |
mqvtns |
physeteridae; sperm whale family |
mqvtnsp |
Physeter |
mqvtnspm |
sperm whales; Physeter macrocephalus |
mqvtnspm7İs |
spermaceti organ; spermaceti case |
mqvtnt |
kogiidae |
mqvtntk |
Kogia |
mqvtntkb |
pygmy sperm whales; Kogia breviceps |
mqvtntks |
Indo-pacific dwarf sperm whales; Kogia sima |
mqvtntkw |
Atlantic dwarf sperm whales; Kogia sp. |
mqvtnu |
iniidae |
mqvtnui |
Inia |
mqvtnuig |
Amazon river dolphins; botos; Inia geoffrensis |
mqvtnuuWy |
river dolphins; platanistoidea |
mqvtnv |
lipotidae |
mqvtnvl |
Lipotes |
mqvtnvlv |
baijis; Lipotes vexillifer |
mqvtnw |
pontoporiidae |
mqvtnwp |
Pontoporia |
mqvtnwpb |
franciscanas; Pontoporia blainvillei |
mqvtnx |
platanistidae |
mqvtnxp |
Platanista |
mqvtnxpg |
Ganges and Indus river dolphins; Platanista gangetica |
mqvtny |
beaked whales; ziphidae |
mqvtnyb |
Berardius |
mqvtnybb |
Baird's beaked whales; North Pacific bottlenose whales; Berardius bairdii |
mqvtnybx |
Arnoux's beaked whales; Berardius arnuxii |
mqvtnyt |
Tasmacetus |
mqvtnyts |
Tasman beaked whales; Shepherd's beaked whales; Tasmacetus shepherdi |
mqvtnyy |
Ziphius |
mqvtnyyc |
Cuvier's beaked whales; Ziphius cavirostris |
mqvtnyzh |
hyperoodontidae |
mqvtnyzhh |
Hyperoodon |
mqvtnyzhhm |
northern bottlenose whales; Hyperoodon ampullatus |
mqvtnyzhhp |
southern bottlenose whales; Hyperoodon planifrons |
mqvtnyzhi |
Indopacetus |
mqvtnyzhip |
Indo-pacific beaked whales; Longman's beaked whales; Indopacetus pacificus |
mqvtnyzhm |
mesoplodont whales; Mesoplodon |
mqvtnyzhmb |
Sowerby's beaked whales; Mesoplodon bidens |
mqvtnyzhmc |
Hubbs' beaked whales; Mesoplodon carlhubbsi |
mqvtnyzhmd |
Blainville's beaked whales; Mesoplodon densirostris |
mqvtnyzhme |
Gervais' beaked whales; Mesoplodon europaeus |
mqvtnyzhmg |
ginkgo-toothed beaked whales; Mesoplodon ginkgodens |
mqvtnyzhmi |
Gray's beaked whales; Mesoplodon grayi |
mqvtnyzhmj |
Hector's beaked whales; Mesoplodon hectori |
mqvtnyzhmk |
Andrews' beaked whales; Mesoplodon bowdoini |
mqvtnyzhml |
Layard's beaked whales; Mesoplodon layardii |
mqvtnyzhmm |
True's beaked whales; Mesoplodon mirus |
mqvtnyzhmp |
Perrin's beaked whales; Mesoplodon perrini |
mqvtnyzhmq |
pygmy beaked whales; Mesoplodon peruvianus |
mqvtnyzhms |
Stejneger's beaked whales; Mesoplodon stejnegeri |
mqvtnyzhmt |
spade toothed whales; Mesoplodon traversii |
mqvto |
carnivora |
mqvtocWy |
fissipedia |
mqvtoc |
canids; canidae |
mqvtocc |
Canis |
mqvtoccd |
domestic dogs; Canis familiaris |
mqvtoccg |
gray wolves; Canis lupus |
mqvtocci |
coyotes; Canis latrans |
mqvtoccj |
African golden wolves; Canis anthus |
mqvtocck |
Ethiopian wolves; Canis simensis |
mqvtoccl |
golden jackals; Canis aureus |
mqvtoccs |
black-backed jackals; Canis mesomelas |
mqvtoccu |
side-striped jackals; Canis adustus |
mqvtocd |
dholes; Asiatic wild dogs; Cuon |
mqvtoce |
African wild dogs; Lycaon |
mqvtocg |
bush dogs; Speothos |
mqvtoch |
maned wolves; Chrysocyon |
mqvtocl |
Lycalopex |
mqvtocm |
crab-eating foxes; Cerdocyon |
mqvtocn |
short-eared dogs; Atelocynus |
mqvtoco |
bat-eared foxes; Otocyon |
mqvtocr |
raccoon dogs; Nyctereutes |
mqvtocv |
foxes; Vulpes |
mqvtocw |
Urocyon |
mqvtod |
bears; ursidae |
mqvtodb |
Ursus |
mqvtodbp |
polar bears; Ursus maritimus |
mqvtodbw |
brown bears; Ursus arctos |
mqvtodp |
pandas; Ailuropoda |
mqvtodpp |
giant pandas; Aiuropoda melanoleuca |
mqvtof |
felidae including lions, tigers, leopards, cats |
mqvtofb |
Panthera |
mqvtofbg |
tigers; Panthera tigris |
mqvtofbi |
lions; Panthera leo |
mqvtofbj |
jaguars; Panthera onca |
mqvtofbp |
leopards; Panthera pardus |
mqvtofbs |
snow leopards; Panthera uncia; Uncia uncia |
mqvtoh |
procyonidae |
mqvtoi |
ailuridae |
mqvtom |
mustelidae including weasels, martens, otters |
mqvtome |
badgers; genus Meles |
mqvtomem |
European badger; Meles meles |
mqvtomemYd ⋄ |
Dachsi |
mqvtor |
viverridae |
mqvtot |
hyenidae |
mqvtovWy |
pinnipeds; pinnipedia |
mqvtow |
walruses; odobenidae including only Odobenus rosmarus |
mqvtowo |
walruses; Odobenus |
mqvtowor |
walruses; Odobenus rosmarus |
mqvtox |
eared seals; otariidae including sea lions, fur seals |
mqvtoxb |
Arctocephalus |
mqvtoxbb |
Antarctic fur seals; Arctocephalus gazella |
mqvtoxbd |
Guadalupe fur seal; Arctocephalus townsendi |
mqvtoxbf |
Juan Fernandez fur seal; Arctocephalus philippii |
mqvtoxbg |
Galapagos fur seal; Arctocephalus galapagoensis |
mqvtoxbk |
Cape fur seal; Australian fur seal; Arctocephalus pusillus |
mqvtoxbn |
New Zealand fur seal; Arctocephalus forsteri |
mqvtoxbt |
subantarctic fur seal; Arctocephalus tropicalis |
mqvtoxbu |
South American fur seal; Arctocephalus australis |
mqvtoxc |
northern fur seals; Callorhinus |
mqvtoxcu |
northern fur seals; Callorhinus ursinus |
mqvtoxe |
Steller sea lions; Eumetopias |
mqvtoxej |
Steller sea lions; Eumetopias jubatus |
mqvtoxn |
Australian sea lions; Neophoca |
mqvtoxnc |
Australian sea lions; Neophoca cinerea |
mqvtoxo |
southern sea lions; south American sea lions; Otaria |
mqvtoxof |
southern sea lions; south American sea lions; Otaria flavescens; Otaria bryonia |
mqvtoxp |
New Zealand sea lions; Hooker's sea lions; Phocarctos |
mqvtoxph |
New Zealand sea lions; Hooker's sea lions; Phocarctos hookeri |
mqvtoxs |
California sea lions; Zalophus |
mqvtoxsc |
California sea lions; Zalophus californianus |
mqvtoy |
earless seals; true seals; crawling seals; phocidae |
mqvtoyc |
monk seals; Monachus |
mqvtoye |
elephant seals; Mirounga |
mqvtoyg |
crabeater seals; Lobodon |
mqvtoyj |
Leptonychotes |
mqvtoyjw |
Weddell seals; Leptonychotes weddelli |
mqvtoyl |
leopard seals; Hydrurga |
mqvtoyo |
Ommatophoca |
mqvtoyq |
bearded seals; Erignathus |
mqvtoys |
Phoca |
mqvtoyu |
Pusa |
mqvtoyw |
grey seals; Halichoerus |
mqvtoyy |
hooded seals; Cystophora |
mqvtp |
condylartra |
mqvtpzl |
litopterna |
mqvtpzn |
notoungulata |
mqvtpzs |
astrapoteria |
mqvtq |
tubulidentata |
mqvtqzc |
pantodonta; amblypoda |
mqvtqzd |
dinocerata; uintatheria |
mqvtqzp |
pyrotheria |
mqvtr |
elephants; proboscidea; elephantidae including elephants |
mqvtruzu |
Rusa |
mqvtrze |
embrithopoda |
mqvtrzh |
hyracoidea |
mqvts |
sirenia |
mqvttWu |
ungulates |
mqvtt |
perissodactyla |
mqvtte |
equidae |
mqvtteu |
Equus |
mqvtteuf |
horses; Equus ferus |
mqvtteui |
African asses; Equus africanus |
mqvtteuii |
donkeys; Equus africanus asinus |
mqvtteur |
zebras; Equus zebra |
mqvttp |
tapiridae |
mqvttr |
rhinocerotidae |
mqvtu |
artiodactyla |
mqvtu7do |
stomach |
mqvtu7doFe |
rumen |
mqvtu7doFi |
reticulum |
mqvtu7doFm |
omasum |
mqvtu7doFp |
abomasum |
mqvtud |
suidae including pigs |
mqvtuds |
pigs; Sus |
mqvtudss |
boars; wild boars |
mqvtudssd |
domestic pigs; swines; hogs; Sus scrofa domestica |
mqvtue |
tayassuidae |
mqvtuh |
hippopotamidae |
mqvtul |
camelids; camelidae |
mqvtulg |
Lama |
mqvtulgb |
llamas; Lama glama |
mqvtulgg |
guanacos; Lama guanicoe |
mqvtuli |
Vicugna |
mqvtulii |
vicuñas; Vicugna vicugna |
mqvtulip |
alpacas; Vicugna pacos |
mqvtulm |
Camelus |
mqvtulmd |
dromedary; Camelus dromedarius |
mqvtulmt |
Bactrian camels; Camelus bactrianus |
mqvtulmw |
wild Bactrian camels; Camelus ferus |
mqvtun |
tragulidae |
mqvtur |
deer; cervidae |
mqvturb |
Alces |
mqvturbm |
mooses; Eurasian elks; Alces alces |
mqvturc |
Capreolus |
mqvturcc |
Western roe deers; Capreolus capreolus |
mqvturcp |
Eastern roe deers; Capreolus pygargus |
mqvture |
Blastocerus |
mqvturh |
Hippocamelus |
mqvturk |
brockets; Mazama |
mqvturl |
Odocoileus |
mqvturo |
Pampas deers; Ozotoceros |
mqvturp |
pudús; Pudu |
mqvturr |
reindeers; caribous; Rangifer |
mqvturrzx |
Axis |
mqvturs |
Cervus |
mqvturse |
red deers; Cervus elaphus |
mqvturt |
fallow deers; Dama |
mqvturu |
Elaphurus |
mqvturuzh |
Hyelaphus |
mqvturuzp |
Panolia |
mqvturuzr |
Rucervus |
mqvturuzw |
tufted deers; Elaphodus |
mqvturv |
muntjacs; Muntiacus |
mqvturw |
water deers; Hydropotes |
mqvtus |
giraffidae |
mqvtusg |
giraffes; Giraffa |
mqvtut |
antilocapridae |
mqvtuv |
bovids; bovidae |
mqvtuvb |
Bos |
mqvtuvbt |
cattle; domestic cattle; Bos primigenius |
mqvtuvbtc |
aurochs; Bos primigenius primigenius |
mqvtuvbti |
zebu; Bos primigenius indicus |
mqvtuvbtt |
taurine cattle; Bos primigenius taurus |
mqvtuvbu |
gaur; Bos gaurus; Bibos gauris |
mqvtuvbv |
banteng; tembadau; Bos javanicus |
mqvtuvby |
yak; Bos grunniens |
mqvtuvr |
Capra |
mqvtuvrc |
Spanish ibex; Capra pyrenaicais |
mqvtuvre |
Alpine ibex; Capra ibex |
mqvtuvri |
Siberian ibex; Capra sibirica |
mqvtuvrl |
Walia ibex; Capra walie |
mqvtuvrs |
West Caucasian tur; Capra caucasica |
mqvtuvrt |
East Caucasian tur; Capra cylindricornis |
mqvtuvru |
Nubian ibex; Capra nubiana |
mqvtuvrw |
wild goat; Capra aegagrus |
mqvtuvry |
markhor; Capra falconeri |
mqvtuvs |
sheep; Ovis |
mqvtuvsb |
argali; Ovis ammon |
mqvtuvsd |
domestic sheep; mouflon; Ovis orientalis |
mqvtuvsh |
bighorn sheep; Ovis canadensis |
mqvtuvsl |
dall sheep; Ovis dallis |
mqvtuvss |
snow sheep; Ovis nivicola |
n |
populations; groups; wildlife [ecology] ← m organisms ≈ DDC 577 |
n09 [] |
according to ecological theory |
n1 [] |
at evolutionary stage [evolutionary biology] |
n13 [] |
appeared; originated in period |
n134 [] |
extincted in period |
n18 [] |
in time |
n181 [] |
in era |
n2 |
biogeographical realm; ecozone |
n25 [] |
in habitat |
n27 [] |
in region |
n2c |
Neartic |
n2e |
Palerartic |
n2f |
Afrotropical |
n2i |
Indomalayan |
n2l |
Australasian |
n2n |
Neotropical |
n2o |
Oceanian |
n2t |
Antarctic |
n3 |
under selective pressure; factor |
n40 |
threatened by factor |
n5 |
population process [population dynamics] |
n5f |
fertility; natality; birth rate; reproduction |
n5i |
mixing |
n5m |
animal migration |
n5m234 |
migrating towards ← h5 |
n5r |
mortality |
n5t |
extinction ← 51r |
n5v |
biodiversity |
n70k |
with genes [population genetics] |
n76 [] |
sex class |
n76x |
males |
n76y |
females |
n77 [] |
age class |
n77n |
young |
n77p |
adults |
n77v |
old |
n88 [] |
size |
n97 [] |
of species |
n97p |
plants [phytogeography] |
n97q |
animals |
n97qri ⋄ |
insects |
nbWm |
intraspecific associations; interspecific relations [autoecology] |
nb |
aggregation groups |
ne |
colonies |
ne97 ⋄ |
of organisms |
nec |
clonal colonies |
nen |
nesting colonies |
nes |
eusocial colonies; caste colonies |
nes97qriqm ⋄ |
ant colonies |
nm |
populations [population dynamics; demography] |
nm97 [] |
of species |
nmU |
human populations ← mU human organisms |
np |
phylogenetic lineages; taxa |
np09 |
according to evolution theory |
np09i |
creationism |
np09l |
lamarckism |
np09n |
darwinism; theory of natural selection |
np09ng |
phyletic gradualism |
np09nh |
sexual selection |
np09nk |
kin selection |
np09nr |
group selection |
np09ns |
species selection |
np09nu |
punctuationism; theory of punctuated equilibria |
np09nw |
hierarchical evolution |
np13dn ⋄ |
Devonian |
npX |
ranks |
npb |
subforms |
npbzf |
forms |
npbzs |
subvarieties |
npc |
varietes |
npd |
subspecies |
npe |
species |
npeze |
series |
npezs |
sections |
npf |
subgenera |
npg |
genera |
nph |
subtribes |
npi |
tribes |
npj |
subfamilies |
npk |
families |
npl |
suborders |
npm |
orders |
npn |
superorders |
npo |
subclasses |
npp |
classes |
npr |
subphyla |
nps |
phyla; divisions |
npu |
subkingdoms |
npv |
kingdoms |
npy |
domains |
nrWy |
interspecific associations; interspecific relations [synecology] |
nt |
trophic systems |
ntcWe |
antagonism |
ntd |
parasitism [parasitology; pathology] ← mq306p |
ntd97 |
by parasite |
ntd974 [] |
on host |
nte |
predation |
nte97 |
by predator |
nte974 [] |
on prey |
ntlWs |
mutualism |
ntm |
commensalism |
nts |
symbioses |
ntse |
endosymbioses |
ntsl |
lichens ← lki cyanobacteria mpbWc green algae mn |
nw |
biocoenoses; biocenoses; biotic communities; biological communities; ecological communities |
nw25 [] |
in biotope |
nw97p |
plants phytocoenoses [phytosociology; phytocoenology; plant sociology] |
ny |
ecosystems; biomes; biocores [environmental sciences] ← m organisms l cells j landforms |
ny1 [] |
at development stage; growth stage; age |
ny1i |
pioneer species |
ny1p |
climax |
ny40 [] |
polluted by pollutant |
ny7C |
ecosystem component |
ny7Ch |
abiotic components ← j landforms i rocks f molecules |
ny7Ci |
biotic components ← m organisms l cells |
nybWh |
marine ecosystems |
nyb |
benthic zones; bottom substrates |
nyc |
oceanic zones; marine zones ← jy seas |
nycp |
profundal zones; bottom water; deep water |
nycs |
shallow oceanic zones |
nycy |
ocean surfaces |
nyd |
intertidal zones ← jyai |
nye |
estuary ecosystems ← jsrau |
nyf |
salt marsh ecosystems ← jvm salt marshes |
nyg |
coral reefs ← mqdc anthozoa |
nyh |
hydrothermal vents |
nyjWm |
freshwater ecosystems ← js fresh water systems |
nyk |
lentic ecosystems; slow-moving water ← jsl lakes |
nyl |
streams; becks; bournes; brooks; burns; lotic ecosystems; rapidly-moving water ← jsr rivers |
nym |
wetlands |
nynWx |
terrestrial ecosystems |
nyr |
forests ← mp76t |
nyre |
sclerophillae forests |
nyrg |
needle leaf forests |
nyri |
summer foliation decidous forests |
nyrk |
temperate pluvial forests |
nyrm |
monsonic forests |
nyrr |
tropical pluvial forests |
nyru |
equatorial pluvial forests |
nys |
savannahs ← mp76r mp76s mp76t |
nysg |
taigas |
nysh |
heaths; lands |
nyss |
semideserts |
nysw |
bushes; scrubs; woods; deciduous tropical forests ← mp76s |
nyt |
grasslands; prairies ← mp76r |
nytg |
grassy tundra |
nytp |
steppes |
nytr |
prairies |
nyu |
deserts |
nyud |
dry deserts |
nyur |
arctic deserts, tundra |
nyw |
agricultural environment ← uu |
nyx |
urban environment ← tw schools |
nyy |
aerial environment |
nyzb |
biosphere |
oW |
mind |
o |
agency; autonomy; animated beings; behaviours; instincts [ethology; neurosciences] ← mq5n neural transmission ≈ DDC 156 591.5 |
o1 |
behavioural phase |
o1b |
latency; quiescence |
o1d |
motivation |
o1i |
appetition |
o1m |
empty action |
o1n |
substitution |
o1s |
consummation; consummatory action; final action |
o25 [] |
in environment |
o3 |
learning |
o30 |
reacting to; sparked off by; triggered by; driven by stimulus |
o31 [] |
evolved from; ritualized from ancestral instinct |
o34 [] |
interacting with species |
o346 [] |
interacting with animal sex |
o346x |
male |
o346y |
female |
o34v ⋄ |
vertebrate |
o367 [] |
to addressee of age class |
o38 [] |
reacting to other behaviour |
o3b |
innate knowledge; unconditioned; endogenous |
o3c |
facilitation |
o3e |
habituation; stimulus specific fatigue |
o3g |
classic conditioning |
o3i |
instrumental conditioning |
o3m |
imprinting |
o3p |
playing |
o3t |
imitation |
o3u |
cultural learning |
o3x |
insight |
o3xt |
tool use |
o4 |
inhibited by block |
o5 |
behavioural mechanism |
o5e |
senses; perceptive faculties [sensory neuroscience] |
o5ed |
sight; vision ← d5ll visible light mqaooe |
o5edb |
perception of brightness |
o5edc |
perception of colour; color |
o5ee |
electroception; electroreception ← d5l electromagnetic radiation |
o5ef |
chemical perception ← f molecules |
o5efs |
smell; olfaction ← mqaoon |
o5eft |
taste; gustation ← mqaodbo |
o5eg |
touch; tactition ← g783 |
o5eh |
hearing; audition ← g785 mqaooh |
o5ej |
echolocation; biosonar; biological sonar including bats and dolphin clicks |
o5el |
pressure detection; by lateral line ← g783 |
o5em |
magnetoception; magnetoreception |
o5en |
nociception; perception of pain ← pda pain |
o5enc |
cutaneous nociception |
o5ens |
somatic nociception |
o5env |
visceral nociception |
o5eo |
thermoception; heat perception ← g5h heat |
o5ep |
proprioception; kinesthetic sense; body awareness |
o5eq |
equilibrioception; vestibular sense; perception of balance |
o5i |
input; perception; afferent signal |
o5if |
filtration |
o5ik |
key stimulus |
o5is |
gestalt perception |
o5l |
elaboration; processing |
o5o |
output; effectors; efferent signal |
o77 [] |
with organ |
o77l |
hormones [ethoendocrinology] |
o77n |
nervous system [neuroethology] |
o81 [] |
lasting s; seconds duration |
o848 [] |
redundancy |
o848f |
lowly redundant |
o848u |
highly redundant |
o88 [] |
of bits information content |
o9 |
of species |
o90 |
perceiving object |
o96 [] |
for function |
o97 [] |
of species |
o971 [] |
by sender of age class |
o979 [] |
of sex |
o97U |
human [human ethology] |
oc |
autonomous activities; rhythmic activities [neurophysiology] |
of |
reflexes; refexive movements |
oh |
hereditary coordinations; modal action patterns; instinctive movements |
ohp |
postures; positions |
ok |
taxes and tropisms |
om |
locomotion |
omb |
benthic locomotion ← nyb benthic zones |
omc |
swimming; diving ← nyc oceanic zones |
omc4Dd |
drowning |
omc4De |
stranding |
ome |
locomotion on water surface ← js fresh water systems |
omk |
terrestrial locomotion |
omke |
peristalsis |
omkj |
jumping |
omkl |
sliding; sledding |
omkr |
brachiation; climbing |
omkt |
gaits |
omktl |
walking |
omktr |
running |
omkw |
powered cartwheeling |
oms |
subterranean locomotion |
omy |
flying; aerial locomotion |
omyc |
active flight |
omyg |
gliding |
omys |
soaring |
omyu |
ballooning |
op |
fixed action patterns; FAPs |
os |
behavioural sequences; chains; functional cycles; instinctive actions; impulse actions |
osb |
resting |
osbs |
sleeping |
osc |
sheltering |
ose |
vigilance; watching |
osf |
flight; escape |
osg |
aggressivity |
osge |
threat |
osgi |
fight |
osgk |
kill; cause death ← m8w death |
osi |
moving; displacement ← om locomotion |
osk |
feeding ← nt trophic systems |
oskg |
grazing |
oskh |
hunting |
osm |
mating; sexuality ← mafrl |
osmd |
rutting |
osmh |
courtship |
osmo |
coitus |
oso |
giving birth ← m5e respiration |
osol |
egg laying; spawning |
osop |
parturition |
osp |
parental cares |
ospc |
covering; pouting |
ospn |
nursing |
osr |
aggregating ← ne colonies |
oss |
social interactions; sociality ← osr aggregating |
ossj |
subjection; obedience |
ossm |
dominance |
ossq |
alliance |
ou |
communication; biocommunication; expression; signs; signals [semiotics; zoosemiotics] |
ou36 |
to addressee; receiver |
ou40 |
disturbed by noise |
ou5 |
channel |
ou5e25c |
underwater acoustic |
ou5ed |
display; visual |
ou5ee |
electric |
ou5ef |
chemical |
ou5efs |
olfactory |
ou5eh |
acoustic [bioacoustics] |
ou6Ch |
honest signals [Zahavi's handicap theory] |
ou6Cm |
manipulative signals |
ou77db ⋄ |
mouth |
ou90 |
representing; of referent; meaning [semantics] |
ou97 |
by sender species; utterer |
ou98 |
expressing function; expected effect [pragmatics] |
ou98e |
alarm |
ou98g |
threat |
ou98i |
localisation |
ou98m |
courtship; mating |
ou98r |
individual recognition; identity |
ou98s |
social contact |
oub |
natural signs |
ouc |
mimicry; crypsis |
ouc36 |
to dupe; signal-receiver |
ouc90 |
similar to; imitating model |
ouc97 |
of mimic |
oucc |
camouflage |
ouce |
mimesis |
oucm |
mimicry SS |
oucmb |
Batesian mimicry |
oucmm |
Müllerian mimicry |
oucms |
Emsleyan mimicry; Mertensian mimicry |
oucmv |
Vavilovian mimicry |
oucmw |
Wasmannian mimicry |
oun |
indices; indexes; indexicals |
ouu |
icons; iconicity; likeness; semblance |
ouy |
symbols |
oy |
life habits; strategies [behavioural ecology; natural history] ← ny ecosystems |
oyh |
home range |
oyhm |
periodical migration ← nam |
oyht |
territoriality |
oyk |
feeding strategies ← osk feeding |
oym |
sexual systems ← osm mating |
oymc |
polygamy |
oymg |
polygyny |
oymn |
polyandry |
oymy |
monogamy |
oys |
social structures [sociobiology] ← oss social interactions |
p |
consciousness; sentience; subjects [psychology] ← o agency ≈ DDC 150 |
p30 |
reacting to situation |
p4 |
mental disorder; disease; illness [psychopathology] |
p40 |
avoiding disturbance |
p4bWp |
neurosis |
p4d |
mood disorders; pathological depression ← pgd depression |
p4dc |
clinical depression |
p4dp |
bipolar disorder; manic-depression |
p4n |
anxiety |
p4np |
panic disorder |
p4p |
phobia |
p4u |
hallucination |
p4x |
delusion; delusional disorder |
p5 |
living experience |
p6 |
driven by desire; motivation; value |
p66 [] |
looking for goal; sake |
p6c |
tranquillity; safety ← osc sheltering |
p6e |
eating; food ← osk feeding |
p6f |
physical activity; exercise |
p6i |
independence; individuality |
p6j |
vengeance; competition |
p6l |
romance; sex; beauty ← osm mating |
p6m |
family; raising children ← osp parental cares |
p6n |
acceptance; approval |
p6o |
honour; traditional values |
p6q |
social contact; friends ← oss social interactions |
p6s |
social status; standing ← u79 class |
p6t |
power; influence of will |
p6u |
social justice idealism |
p6v |
saving; collecting |
p6x |
order; organized; stable; predictable environments |
p6y |
curiosity; learning ← oal |
p7 [] |
faculty; skill |
p72 [] |
located in brain region |
p8 |
arousal |
p88 [] |
valence ← pd valenced experiences |
p88f |
very negative |
p88h |
negative |
p88o |
neutral |
p88u |
positive |
p88w |
very positive |
p8r |
energized |
p8v |
enervated |
p90 |
aware of; knowing object; phenomenon; content; representation; intentionality ≈ DDC 120 |
p91 [] |
born on birth time |
p912 [] |
born in birthplace |
p914 [] |
dead on death time |
p9142 [] |
dead in deathplace |
p915 [] |
living in; floruit in time |
p92 [] |
living in; active in homeland |
p96 [] |
of person class |
p968 [] |
wealth class |
p968f ⋄ |
poor |
p96Xx |
man |
p96Xy |
woman |
p96v |
old person |
p97 [] |
of organism; animal |
p97vo |
birds |
pYa |
me; I; we; the first person |
pYb |
we; you and me; inclusive we |
pYc |
you; the second person |
pYd |
he; the third person; neither sender nor addressee; she; it; they; them |
pc |
perception; percepts; qualia ← oas ≈ DDC 152 |
pd |
valenced experiences |
pda |
pain; suffering |
pde |
pleasure |
pe |
emotions; feelings; affections |
pe90 |
of; towards object |
pec |
fear |
pecf |
worry; apprehension; disquiet |
pecp |
panic |
pecx |
terror |
ped |
awe |
pef |
surprise |
peff |
distraction |
pefx |
amazement |
peg |
disapproval |
pei |
sadness |
peif |
pensiveness |
peix |
grief |
pej |
remorse |
pel |
disgust |
pelf |
boredom |
pelx |
loathing |
pem |
contempt |
peo |
anger |
peof |
annoyance |
peox |
rage |
pep |
aggressiveness |
per |
anticipation |
perf |
interest |
perx |
vigilance |
pes |
optimistic feeling |
peu |
joy |
peuf |
serenity |
peux |
ecstasy |
pev |
love |
pex |
trust |
pexf |
acceptance |
pexx |
admiration |
pey |
submission |
pg |
moods; emotional states |
pgb |
despair |
pgc |
feeling of insurmontable difficulty |
pgd |
depression; negative mood |
pge |
stress |
pgf |
mental fatigue; owerwhelm |
pgg |
guilt |
pgh |
shame |
pgj |
frustration |
pgn |
nervousness |
pgr |
relief |
pgs |
hope |
pgu |
happiness; gaiety; positive mood |
ph |
personalities; temperaments [personality psychology] |
phe |
neuroticism |
phg |
agreeableness |
phk |
extraversion |
pho |
optimism |
phx |
openness to experience |
pi |
gender identities |
piXt |
transgenders |
piq |
non-binaries; genderqueers |
pit |
third gender |
pixWy |
binary |
pix |
males ← mU9x male |
piy |
females ← mU9y female |
pj |
sexual orientations ← osm mating |
pje |
heterosexual |
pji |
bisexual |
pjo |
homosexual; gay; pederastic |
pk |
unconscious mind; subconscious [psychoanalysis] |
pkd |
id |
pks |
superego; conscience |
pl |
awareness; consciousness levels ≈ DDC 154 |
plbWf |
unconsciousness |
plb |
persistent vegetative state |
plc |
coma |
plf |
fainting; syncope |
plh |
sleep |
plhd |
dream [oneirology] |
pli |
trance; hypnosis |
plj |
obtundation |
plk |
somnolence |
pll |
delirium; acute confusional state |
pln |
confusion |
plr |
regular wakefulness |
plt |
excitement; excitation |
plw |
clear awareness; advanced awareness |
ply |
enlightenment |
po |
cognition; intelligence; faculties; abilities [cognitive science; epistemology; philosophy p.p.] ≈ DDC 153 |
pod |
attention; focalization; data selection |
podf |
focused attention |
podi |
sustained attention; vigilance; concentration |
podl |
selective attention |
podr |
alternating attention |
podv |
divided attention |
poe |
memory; remembering |
poe7g |
recognition |
poe7l |
recall; recollection |
poec |
sensory memory |
poecc |
iconic memory |
poech |
echoic memory |
poecp |
haptic memory |
poeh |
short-term memory; STM; primary; active memory |
poehe |
rehearsal |
poehn |
chunking |
poel |
long-term memory; LTM |
poeld |
explicit memory; declarative memory |
poelde |
episodic memory |
poeldm |
semantic memory |
poeldu |
autobiographical memory |
poelp |
implicit memory; procedural memory |
poi |
imagination; imagining |
pom |
mimesis; imitation; representation |
por |
reason; reasoning; intellect; rationality; judgment; abstract thought; reflection |
pord |
deductive reasoning |
pori |
inductive reasoning |
pork |
abductive reasoning |
porn |
analogical reasoning |
pot |
evaluation; opinion; belief |
pou |
moral consciousness ← u6 precept |
poud |
punishment and obedience orientation |
poug |
instrumental exchange |
pouj |
pleasing expectations; good boy-nice girl orientation |
poum |
law and order orientation |
poup |
youthful protest; "anything goes" |
pous |
utilitarian orientation; relativistic social contract |
pouv |
universal ethical principle orientation |
pov |
intention; representation of purposes |
pow |
will; willpower; volition; decision |
powh |
habits; wonts |
ps |
self; self-hood; self-consciousness; personhood; souls; human-level consciousness |
pss |
introspection; self-contemplation |
px |
persons ≈ DDC 920 |
px304 |
agents |
px5 |
living life [biography] |
px90 |
occupied with; dealing with specialty; profession; occupation; subject |
px90f ⋄ |
chemistry chemists ≈ DDC 925 |
px90sh ⋄ |
healthcare physicians; doctors; nurses |
px90x ⋄ |
arts; artists ≈ DDC 927 928 |
px90xm ⋄ |
music; musicians |
px91 [] |
born in birth time |
px92p ⋄ |
Pilipino persons |
px93 [] |
born from; descendant of modern ancestor [genealogy] |
px933 [] |
grandson of; nephew of grandparent |
px9337 [] |
grandson of grandfather; grandpa |
px9338 [] |
grandson of grandmother; grandma |
px936 [] |
born from; descendant of premodern ancestor |
px937 [] |
niece of uncle |
px9377 [] |
niece of male uncle |
px9378 [] |
niece of aunt |
px938 [] |
son of; daughter of parent |
px9387 [] |
son of father |
px9388 [] |
son of mother |
px93pxquig |
descendants of people born on 21-4-1926; of queen Elizabeth II |
px96Xx |
men |
px96Xy |
women |
px96Xy90y ⋄ |
intellectual women |
px96e |
babies |
px96i |
children |
px96l |
adolescents |
px96p |
adults |
px96v |
old persons |
pxY |
actual persons |
qW |
cultural heritage; human cultures |
q |
language [linguistics] ← ou communication p consciousness mU human organisms ≈ DDC 400 410 |
q0 |
as related to |
q03cr |
comparative linguistics |
q07h |
philosophy of language |
q07m |
mathematical linguistics |
q09 |
studied by theory [general linguistics] |
q0p |
mind [psycholinguistics] |
q0s |
economy [economical linguistics] |
q0t |
society [sociolinguistics] |
q0tt |
nation [ethnolinguistics; anthropological linguistics] |
q17 [] |
in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics] |
q173 [] |
originated in epoch |
q1734 [] |
extinct in; dead in epoch |
q27 [] |
of; originated in; diffused from region |
q31 [] |
deriving from original linguistic element [etymology; philology] |
q319 |
etimological type |
q319l |
loan |
q319q |
calque |
q32 [] |
within linguistic context |
q33 [] |
by speaker; sender |
q336 [] |
spoken by speaker class |
q36 [] |
to addressee; receiver |
q4 |
error; mistake [error analysis] |
q45e |
interlingual error |
q45r |
intralingual error |
q4g |
overgeneralization |
q4gd |
developmental error |
q4gdi |
induced error |
q4gdl |
error of avoidance |
q4gdo |
error of overproduction |
q4s |
simplification |
q4so |
omission |
q4st |
addition |
q5 |
language change; evolution |
q5c |
conservatism |
q5q |
revival |
q5r |
reformation |
q6 |
formalization |
q60 |
language level |
q60r ⋄ |
technical |
q60t ⋄ |
familiar; common; spoken; vernacular |
q60u ⋄ |
institutional |
q60w ⋄ |
liturgical |
q60x ⋄ |
literary |
q60y ⋄ |
scientific |
q669 |
style; rhetorical strategy |
q669g |
logical style; logos |
q669o |
authoritative style; ethos |
q669t |
emotional style; pathos |
q69 |
sense |
q69g |
argot sense |
q69j |
jargon sense; technical sense |
q69m |
metaphorical sense |
q69r |
rhetorical sense; so to speak |
q6aWt |
natural |
q6b |
jargon |
q6d |
dialect; local variant [dialectology] |
q6n |
standard; national |
q6p |
pidgin |
q6r |
creole |
q6t |
international |
q6u |
constructed; planned; artificial |
q6x |
formal |
q6xp |
programming; script |
q6xr |
knowledge representation; markup |
q7 |
linguistic channel |
q77 [] |
with element |
q79 [] |
structural type |
q7cWo |
nonverbal human communication |
q7d |
interpersonal distance in language [proxemics] |
q7db |
public distance >360 cm |
q7dl |
social distance 120-360 cm |
q7dp |
personal distance 45-120 cm |
q7dt |
intimate distance <45 cm |
q7g |
gestures; visual-manual signs; body motion; body language [kinesics] ← ou5ed display |
q7gc |
touch [haptics] |
q7gcb |
slap |
q7gcc |
pat; caress |
q7gcg |
hug |
q7gch |
hand-shaking |
q7gci |
holding hands |
q7gck |
kiss |
q7ge |
body orientation |
q7gf |
posture; posturing |
q7gh |
chest gesture; thorax gesture |
q7ghb |
chest bending |
q7gho |
bowing; stooping |
q7ghs |
chest swelling |
q7gi |
pelvis gesture |
q7gm |
arm gesture |
q7gn |
hand gesture; manual gesture |
q7gne |
emblem; quotable gesture; symbolic gesture |
q7gnef |
clenched fist; raised fist |
q7gneh |
handwave |
q7gnen |
namaste; añjali mudrā |
q7gneo |
okay; OK; ring gesture |
q7gnep |
applause |
q7gner |
horn sign |
q7gnet |
thumbs up |
q7gneu |
thumbs down |
q7gnev |
V sign; victory hand |
q7gnex |
crossed fingers |
q7gni |
pointing; deictic; indexical gesture |
q7gnm |
beats; motor gestures |
q7gnx |
lexical gesture; iconic gesture; depicting gesture |
q7gt |
head gesture |
q7gtn |
nod |
q7gu |
gaze; glance; visual contact |
q7guf |
eyebrow flash |
q7gx [] |
facial expression |
q7gxc |
fear expression |
q7gxf |
surprise expression |
q7gxi |
sad expression |
q7gxl |
disgust expression |
q7gxo |
angry expression |
q7gxu |
joy expression |
q7gxus |
smile |
q7o |
non-verbal vocalization; non-lexical utterance ← ou5eh acoustic |
q7oc |
cry |
q7og |
laugh |
q7oi |
sigh |
q7om |
vocal segregate; hmm |
q7s |
speaking; speech s.s.; spoken language; orality ← ou5eh acoustic |
q7se |
phones; segments [phonetics] |
q7seX |
manners of articulation |
q7seXX |
points of articulation |
q7sebbm ⋄ |
[b] |
q7sf |
phonemes [phonology] |
q7sfX |
manners of articulation |
q7sfXX |
points of articulation |
q7sfXXX |
phonation |
q7sfXXXX |
airstream |
q7sfXXXc |
click; lingual ingressive; velaric ingressive |
q7sfXXXi |
implosive; glottalic ingressive |
q7sfXXXk |
ejective; glottalic egressive |
q7sfXXXp |
pulmonic |
q7sfXXc |
voiceless |
q7sfXXe |
breathy voice; murmur; whispery voice; soughing; susurration |
q7sfXXg |
slack voice; lax voice |
q7sfXXh |
half voiced; partially voiced |
q7sfXXm |
voiced; modal voice |
q7sfXXs |
stiff voice |
q7sfXXv |
creaky voice |
q7sfXXy |
glottal closure |
q7sfXbWd |
labial |
q7sfXb |
bilabial |
q7sfXc |
labiodental |
q7sfXd |
dentolabial |
q7sfXgWl |
coronal |
q7sfXg |
linguolabial |
q7sfXi |
interdental |
q7sfXj |
dental |
q7sfXl |
alveolar |
q7sfXmWo |
postalveolar |
q7sfXm |
palato-alveolar |
q7sfXn |
alveo-palatal |
q7sfXo |
retroflex |
q7sfXp |
prepalatal |
q7sfXq |
labio-palatal; rounded front |
q7sfXr |
palatal; front |
q7sfXs |
labioprevelar; rounded central |
q7sfXt |
prevelar; central |
q7sfXu |
labiovelar; rounded back |
q7sfXv |
velar; back |
q7sfXw |
uvular |
q7sfXxWy |
laringeal; guttural |
q7sfXx |
pharingeal; epiglottal |
q7sfXy |
glottal |
q7sfas |
aspirated; aspiration |
q7sfbWe |
occlusives |
q7sfbWj |
consonants |
q7sfb |
stops; plosives |
q7sfbbc |
/p/ |
q7sfbbm |
/b/ |
q7sfblc |
/t/ |
q7sfblm |
/d/ |
q7sfboc |
/ʈ/ |
q7sfbom |
/ɖ/ |
q7sfbqc |
/k/ |
q7sfbqm |
/g/ |
q7sfbrc |
/c/ |
q7sfbrm |
/ɟ/ |
q7sfbwc |
/q/ |
q7sfc |
nasals |
q7sfcb |
/m/ |
q7sfcl |
/n/ |
q7sfe |
affricates |
q7sfebc |
/pf/ |
q7sfelq |
/dʒ/ |
q7sfels |
/tʃ/ |
q7sffWy |
continuants |
q7sff |
fricatives; spirants |
q7sffal |
lateral fricatives |
q7sffas |
sibilants |
q7sffcc |
/f/ |
q7sffcm |
/v/ |
q7sfflc |
/s/ |
q7sfflm |
/z/ |
q7sfhWi |
rhotics |
q7sfhWl |
liquids |
q7sfh |
flaps; taps |
q7sfi |
trills |
q7sfil |
/r/ |
q7sflWo |
approximants |
q7sflWy |
vocoids |
q7sfl |
laterals |
q7sfll |
/l/ |
q7sfo |
semivowels; glides |
q7sfol |
/j/ |
q7sfoq |
/w/ |
q7sfqWy |
vowels |
q7sfq |
closed vowels |
q7sfqr |
/i/ |
q7sfqu |
/u/ |
q7sfs |
half-closed vowels |
q7sfsr |
/e/ |
q7sfsu |
/o/ |
q7sfsv |
/ø/ |
q7sfu |
medium vowels |
q7sfut |
/ɘ/ |
q7sfvq |
/y/ |
q7sfvv |
/ɯ/ |
q7sfw |
half-open vowels |
q7sfwr |
/ɛ/ |
q7sfwt |
/ʌ/ |
q7sfwu |
/ɔ/ |
q7sfwv |
/œ/ |
q7sfy |
open vowels |
q7sfyr |
/a/ |
q7sfyt |
/ɑ/ |
q7sm |
combined sounds; sequences |
q7smd |
diphthongs |
q7smh |
hiatuses |
q7ss |
syllables |
q7ss7C |
with suprasegmental |
q7ss7CiWu |
suprasegmentals; prosodic features |
q7ss7Ci |
stress; intensity; accent |
q7ss7Cib |
unstressed |
q7ss7Cie |
secondarily stressed |
q7ss7Cin |
stressed |
q7ss7Cis |
strongly stressed |
q7ss7Cp |
tones; pitches |
q7ss7Cpc |
falling tone |
q7ss7Cpn |
neutral tone |
q7ss7Cpp |
dipping tone |
q7ss7Cpr |
rising tone |
q7ss7Cpw |
high tone |
q7ss7Cu |
lengths; quantities; chronemes ← an89 |
q7ss7Cuf |
extra-short |
q7ss7Cui |
short |
q7ss7Cum |
long |
q7ss7Cux |
extra-long; geminated |
q7w |
writing [graphemics; palaeography; epigraphy] |
q7wg |
logographies; hieroglyphs |
q7wgh |
Chinese characters; Han characters; sinographs; hanzi; kanji; hanja; hán tự |
q7wi |
syllabaries; syllabic writings |
q7wik |
Kana |
q7wj |
abjads |
q7wjc |
Proto-Canaanite alphabet |
q7wje |
Phoenician alphabet |
q7wjg |
Aramaic |
q7wjh |
Hebrew alphabet |
q7wjr |
Arabic alphabet |
q7wjs |
Syriac alphabet |
q7wk |
abugidas; alphasyllabaries |
q7wkd |
Devanagari |
q7wkt |
Ethiopic |
q7wl |
alphabets |
q7wlg |
Greek alphabet ← qveg Greek language |
q7wlg7E{β} ⋄ |
letter β |
q7wll |
Latin alphabet ← qvei Romance languages |
q7wll7_Ev |
cue |
q7wllX |
Latin letters |
q7wllXc |
uppercase Latin letters ← q7wlac |
q7wllXs |
lowercase Latin letters ← q7wlas |
q7wlla |
a; letter a |
q7wllac ⋄ |
uppercase a; A |
q7wllas ⋄ |
lowercase a; a |
q7wllb |
bee; letter b |
q7wllc |
cee |
q7wlld |
dee |
q7wlle |
e |
q7wllf |
ef |
q7wllg |
gee |
q7wllh |
aitch; haitch |
q7wlli |
i |
q7wllj |
jay; jy |
q7wllk |
kay |
q7wlll |
el; ell |
q7wllm |
em |
q7wlln |
en |
q7wllo |
o |
q7wllp |
pee |
q7wllr |
ar; or |
q7wlls |
ess |
q7wllt |
tee |
q7wllu |
u |
q7wllv |
vee |
q7wllw |
double-u |
q7wllx |
ex |
q7wlly |
wy |
q7wllyzd |
zed; zee |
q7wln |
Icelandic alphabet |
q7wlq |
Glagolitic alphabet |
q7wlr |
Cyrillic alphabet ← qves Slavic languages |
q7wlrr |
Russian alphabet |
q7wlu |
Hangul; Hunminjeongeum ← u35prxvjp |
q7wlw |
Morse code |
q7wlx |
fingerspelling; dactylology; manual alphabet |
q7wlxd |
deaf-dumb alphabet ← mqad97o |
q7wly |
Braille alphabet |
q7wu |
numerals |
q7wum |
Roman numerals |
q7wum7Eb |
I |
q7wum7Ec |
V |
q7wum7Ed |
X |
q7wum7Ee |
L |
q7wum7Ef |
C |
q7wum7Eg |
D |
q7wum7Eh |
M |
q7wur |
Hindo-Arabic numerals |
q7wur7Eo |
zero; numeral 0 |
q7wur7Ep |
one; numeral 1 |
q7wur7Eq |
two; numeral 2 |
q7wur7Er |
three; numeral 3 |
q7wur7Es |
four; numeral 4 |
q7wur7Et |
five; numeral 5 |
q7wur7Eu |
six; numeral 6 |
q7wur7Ev |
seven; numeral 7 |
q7wur7Ew |
eight; numeral 8 |
q7wur7Ex |
nine; numeral 9 |
q7wx |
punctuation marks |
q7wxi |
positurae |
q7wxi7Ec |
punctus |
q7wxp |
printing-press punctuation |
q7wxp7Ec |
colon |
q7wxp7Ee |
semicolon |
q7wxp7Ef |
full stop; period |
q7wxp7Eh |
parentheses |
q7wxp7Em |
comma |
q7wxr |
computer punctuation |
q7wxr7Eb |
at sign; @ |
q7wxr7Eh |
hash; # |
q83 [] |
linguistic diversity |
q9 |
speech act [pragmatics] |
q90 |
about topic; subject [semantics] |
q90j |
regions toponyms [toponomastics] |
q90pY |
individual people proper names [onomastics] |
q90ro ⋄ |
agriculture |
q92 [] |
of region |
q96 [] |
message; linguistic function; poetic function |
q96e |
warning; deictical; indexical |
q96e7g ⋄ |
warning gestures |
q96g |
aggressivity |
q96ge |
threat |
q96m |
mating |
q96mh |
courtship |
q96s |
sociality |
q96sj |
subjection; respect |
q96sm |
dominance |
q96sq |
alliance |
q9c |
locutionary |
q9i |
illocutionary |
q9ie |
representative; assertive |
q9ii |
directive |
q9im |
commissive |
q9ip |
expressive |
q9ir |
declarative |
q9iy |
indirect |
q9p |
perlocutionary |
q9t |
metalocutionary |
qX |
code |
qm |
morphs [morphology] |
qmb |
stems [lexicography; terminology] |
qmb{dog} ⋄ |
dog- |
qmf |
affixes |
qmfe |
prefixes |
qmfi |
infixes |
qmfs |
suffixes; grammatical endings |
qmfu |
circumfixes |
qmq |
aspects |
qms |
compounds |
qo |
words; lexical categories; word classes; lexical classes; parts of speech [grammar (partim)] ← qm morphs |
qo360y |
scientific terms |
qo79 |
morphological kind [morphological typology] |
qo79b |
isolating |
qo79e |
templatic; nonconcatenative; discontinuous; introflection |
qo79gWy |
synthetic |
qo79g |
agglutinative |
qo79n |
fusional; inflecting |
qo79p |
polysynthetic |
qoi |
interjections |
qon |
nouns |
qonc |
common nouns |
qonp |
proper nouns; names |
qop |
pronouns |
qope |
personal pronouns |
qopf |
reflexive and reciprocal pronouns |
qoph |
possessive pronouns |
qopm |
demonstrative pronouns |
qopn |
indefinite pronouns |
qopr |
relative pronouns |
qopw |
interrogative pronouns |
qoq |
verbs |
qoqo |
double transitive verbs |
qor |
adjectives and adverbs |
qot |
determiners; determinatives |
qotc |
articles |
qotd |
demonstratives |
qoth |
possessive determiners; possessive adjectives |
qotn |
numerals |
qott |
distributive determiners |
qotv |
quantifiers |
qotw |
interrogative determiners |
qove |
intransitive verbs |
qovh |
transitive verbs |
qovj |
ditransitive verbs |
qovu |
copular verbs |
qow |
adpositions; prepositions and postpositions |
qox |
conjunctions |
qo{acqua} ⋄ |
the word acqua |
qp |
phrases; syntagmas; units [syntax; grammar] ← qo words |
qp79 |
word orders |
qp79cWg |
VO; verb-object |
qp79c |
SVO; subject-verb-object |
qp79e |
VSO; verb-subject-object |
qp79g |
VOS; verb-object-subject |
qp79kWq |
OV; object-verb |
qp79k |
SOV; subject-object-verb |
qp79m |
OSV; object-subject-verb |
qp79o |
OVS; object-verb-subject |
qp79q |
place-manner-time |
qp79t |
time-manner-place |
qp9C |
morphosyntactic alignments |
qp9Cc |
accusative |
qp9Ce |
ergative |
qp9Cf |
split ergative |
qp9Ci |
philippine |
qp9Ck |
active-stative |
qp9Cn |
tripartite |
qp9Cq |
inverse marking |
qp9Cs |
syntactic pivot |
qp9Ct |
theta role |
qpc |
copulas |
qpd |
predicates |
qpg |
subjects |
qpj |
direct objects |
qpn |
indirect objects |
qpp |
prepositional objects |
qq |
clauses ← qp phrases |
qqm |
main clauses; matrix clauses; independent clauses |
qqs |
subordinate clauses; embedded clauses; dependent clauses |
qs |
sentences ← qq clauses |
qsb |
simple sentences |
qsd |
compound sentences |
qsl |
complex sentences |
qsn |
compound-complex sentences; complex-compound sentences |
qt |
texts; discourses [text linguistics; discourse analysis] ← qs sentences |
qtb |
narrative texts; stories |
qtd |
descriptive texts |
qtg |
argumentative texts |
qti |
instructive texts |
qtm |
comparison texts; contrast; expositive texts |
qv |
languages; natural languages; ordinary languages ≈ DDC 490 |
qvU |
currently prominent languages |
qvUc [] |
Chinese; Standard Mandarin |
qvUe [] |
English |
qvUf [] |
French |
qvUg [] |
German |
qvUh [] |
Hindi; Standard Hindi |
qvUi [] |
Italian |
qvUi7s ⋄ |
spoken |
qvUi7w ⋄ |
written |
qvUj [] |
Japanese |
qvUl [] |
Latin |
qvUr [] |
Russian |
qvUs [] |
Spanish; Castilian |
qvUt [] |
Portuguese |
qvUw [] |
Hebrew |
qvUx [] |
Arabic |
qvX |
language families |
qvbWw |
natural languages; ordinary languages |
qvb |
Afro-Asiatic languages; Hamito-Semitic languages ≈ DDC 492 493 |
qvbb |
Berber languages |
qvbc |
Chadic languages |
qvbe |
Egyptian languages |
qvbq |
Beja language |
qvbs |
Semitic languages |
qvbse |
East semitic languages |
qvbsek |
Akkadian; Babylonian; Assyrian |
qvbso |
West Semitic languages |
qvbsoc |
Canaanite languages |
qvbsoch |
Hebrew language |
qvbsom |
Aramaic languages |
qvbsoms |
Syriac language |
qvbsor |
Arabic languages |
qvbss |
South Semitic languages |
qvbsse |
Ethiopic languages |
qvbssem |
Amharic-Argobba |
qvbt |
Cushitic languages |
qvbu |
Omotic languages |
qvc |
Nilo-Saharan languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvd |
Niger-Congo languages; Niger-Kordofanian languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvde |
Senegambian languages |
qvdef |
Fula language; Fulani; Fulah; Fufulde |
qvdeo |
Wolof language |
qvdn |
Bantu languages |
qvdnb |
Sawabantu languages |
qvdnbd |
Duala language |
qvdnbdm |
Mungo dialect |
qvdnh |
Northeast Bantu languages |
qvdnhs |
Swahili language |
qvdnx |
Shona languages |
qvdny |
Southern Bantu languages |
qvdnyn |
Nguni languages |
qvdnynh |
Xhosa language |
qvdnynl |
Zulu language |
qvdzg |
Aegean languages; Tyrrhenian languages including Etruscan, Lemnian and Helvetian |
qvdzk |
Khoe languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzt |
Tuu languages ≈ DDC 496 |
qvdzx |
Basque language; Euskera; Euskara |
qve |
Indo-european languages ← jUj Eurasia |
qvebWf |
Indo-Iranian languages |
qveb |
Anatolian languages |
qvec |
Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecd |
Old Indo-Aryan; Sanskrit |
qvecg |
Dardic languages |
qvecgk |
Kashmiri language |
qveci |
Pahari; Northern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecin |
Nepali language |
qveck |
Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages |
qveckp |
Punjabi languages |
qvecks |
Sindhi languages |
qvecm |
Western Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecmc |
Rajastani |
qvecmg |
Gujarati |
qvecmi |
Bhil |
qvecmr |
Romani |
qvecn |
Hindi; Madhya; Central Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecnh |
Hindustani including standard Hindi, standard Urdu |
qvecp |
Magadan; Eastern Indo-Aryan languages |
qvecps |
Bengali-Assamese |
qvecs |
Southern Indo-Aryan |
qvecsm |
Marathi-Konkani |
qvecss |
Sinhalese |
qved |
Iranian languages |
qvedb |
Proto-Iranian |
qvedd |
Old Iranian |
qvedde |
Avestan language; Zend |
qveddp |
Old Persian |
qvedm |
Middle Iranian languages |
qvedmc |
Parthian language; Arsacid Pahlavi |
qvedmi |
Middle Persian language; Pahlavi |
qvedmk |
Bactrian language |
qvedms |
Old Ossetic language; Scytho-Sarmatian |
qvef |
Nuristani languages |
qveg |
Greek language ≈ DDC 480 |
qvegh |
Ancient Greek |
qvego |
modern Greek |
qvei |
Romance languages; Italic languages |
qveib |
Latin language ≈ DDC 470 |
qveibd |
Old Latin |
qveibi |
Classical Latin |
qveibl |
Vulgar Latin |
qveibm |
Medieval Latin |
qveibr |
Renaissance Latin |
qveibt |
Modern Latin; New Latin |
qveic |
Corsican dialects ← jUhzr Corsica |
qveid |
Sardinian language |
qveidc |
Sassarese dialects |
qveidg |
Gallurese dialects |
qveidl |
Logudorese dialects |
qveidp |
Campidanese dialects |
qveie |
Pyrenean languages |
qveien |
Navarro-Aragonese language |
qveier |
Aragonese language |
qveif |
Mozarabic dialects |
qveih |
Asturo-Leonese dialects |
qveii |
Castilian language; Spanish language ≈ DDC 460 |
qveik |
Portuguese language ≈ DDC 469 |
qveikr |
Brazilian Portuguese |
qveil |
Galician language ≈ DDC 460 |
qvein |
Catalan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveio |
Occitan language ≈ DDC 449 |
qveioe |
Auvergnat dialects |
qveiog |
Gascon dialects |
qveioi |
Limousin dialects |
qveiol |
Languedocien dialects |
qveiop |
Provençal dialects |
qveios |
Shuadit dialects |
qveiq |
Romanian language ≈ DDC 459 |
qveir |
French language; Langue d'oïl ≈ DDC 440 |
qveirc |
Cajun French |
qveirf |
Franco-Provençal dialects |
qveiri |
Ancient French; Ancien Français |
qveirm |
Middle French; Moyen Français |
qveirp |
Picard dialects |
qveirs |
Zarphatic dialects |
qveis |
Gallo-Italian dialects |
qveise |
Piemontese dialects |
qveisl |
Lombard dialects |
qveisn |
Venetian dialects |
qveisr |
Emiliano-Romagnolo dialects |
qveisu |
Ligurian dialects |
qveit |
Italian language ≈ DDC 450 |
qveiti |
Istriot dialect |
qveitn |
Napoletano-Calabrese dialects |
qveits |
Sicilian dialects |
qveitt |
Dalmatian dialects |
qveitu |
Judeo-Italian dialects |
qveiu |
Rhaetian languages |
qveiuf |
Friulian language; Furlan language |
qveiul |
Ladin language |
qveiur |
Romansh language |
qveiw |
Macedo Romanian language; Aromanian language |
qveix |
Megleno Romanian language; Moglenitic; Meglenitic language |
qveiy |
Istro Romanian language |
qvel |
Celtic languages ≈ DDC 491 |
qvelc |
Proto-Celtic language; Common Celtic |
qvele |
Lepontic language |
qveli |
Celtiberian language; Northeastern Hispano-Celtic; Eastern Hispano-Celtic |
qvelk |
Northwestern Hispano-Celtic language; Western Hispano-Celtic |
qvell |
Gaulish languages |
qvellg |
Galatian language |
qvelr |
Brittonic languages; Brythonic; British Celtic |
qvelrc |
Cumbric language |
qvelre |
Welsh language; Cymraeg; y Gymraeg |
qvelro |
Cornish language |
qvelrr |
Breton language; brezhoneg |
qvelu |
Goidelic languages |
qvelus |
Scottish Gaelic language |
qvem |
Germanic languages |
qvemd |
Dutch language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveme |
Low Saxon dialects |
qvemf |
Frisian dialects |
qvemi |
English language ≈ DDC 420 |
qvemie |
English English |
qvemif |
Welsh English |
qvemih |
Scottish English |
qvemil |
Irish English |
qvemin |
Northern Irish English |
qvemir |
American English |
qvemis |
Australian English |
qvemj |
Scots language |
qvemk |
German language ≈ DDC 430 |
qveml |
Icelandic language |
qvemo |
Faroese language |
qvemq |
Danish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemr |
Norwegian language ≈ DDC 439 |
qvemw |
Swedish language ≈ DDC 439 |
qveo |
Armenian language |
qveq |
Tocharian languages |
qverWs |
Balto-Slavic languages |
qver |
Baltic languages |
qverj |
Latvian language |
qverl |
Lithuanian language |
qves |
Slavic languages |
qvese |
East Slavic languages |
qveseb |
Belarusian language; Belarusan; Belarussian; Belorussian |
qvesek |
Ukrainian language |
qveser |
Russian language |
qveses |
Rusyn language |
qveso |
West Slavic languages |
qvesob |
Sorbian languages |
qvesol |
Lechitic languages |
qvesoll |
Polish language |
qvesolp |
Pomeranian language |
qvesols |
Silesian language |
qvesolx |
Polabian language |
qvesoq |
Czech-Slovak languages |
qvesoqc |
Czech language |
qvesoqk |
Knaanic; Judeo Slavic |
qvesoqs |
Slovak language |
qvess |
South Slavic languages |
qvesse |
Eastern Southern Slavic languages |
qvessem |
Macedonian language |
qvesseq |
Old Church Slavonic |
qvesseu |
Bulgarian language |
qvesso |
Western South Slavic languages |
qvessob |
Serbian language |
qvessol |
Slovenian language |
qvessor |
Croatian language |
qvessos |
Bosnian language |
qveu |
Albanian language |
qvf |
Uralic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvfc |
Samoyedic languages |
qvff |
Finno-Ugric languages |
qvffh |
Ugric; Ugrian languages including Hungarian |
qvffi |
Finno-Permic; Baltic-Finnic languages including Sami, Estonian, Finnish |
qvffie |
Permic language |
qvffim |
Sami languages |
qvffit |
Baltic-Finnic languages |
qvffitf |
Finnish language |
qvffitk |
Karelian language |
qvffitt |
Estonian language |
qvffitv |
Livonian language |
qvg |
Turkic languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvgg |
Oghuz languages; Southwestern Common Turkic |
qvggi |
Turkish language |
qvggr |
Azerbaijani language; Azeri |
qvggu |
Turkmen language |
qvgk |
Kipchak languages; Northwestern Common Turkic |
qvgkk |
Kazakh language |
qvgkr |
Kyrgyz language |
qvgr |
Karluk languages; Southeastern Common Turkic |
qvgrb |
Uzbek language |
qvgs |
Siberian languages; Northeastern Common Turkic |
qvgzg |
Tungusic languages |
qvgzi |
Mongolic languages |
qvgzk |
Northwest Caucasian languages; West Caucasian; Abkhazo-Adyghean; Circassic; Pontic |
qvgzm |
Northeast Caucasian languages; North Caspian |
qvgzo |
Hurro-Urartian languages |
qvgzq |
Kartvelian languages; South Caucasian languages |
qvgzqg |
Georgian languages |
qvgzqn |
Zan languages |
qvgzqs |
Svan language |
qvgzs |
Yeniseian languages |
qvgzu |
Chukotko-Kamchatkan languages |
qvgzy |
Yukaghir languages |
qvh |
Korean language ≈ DDC 495 |
qvi |
Dravidian languages ≈ DDC 494 |
qvid |
South Dravidian languages |
qvidc |
Tamil language |
qvide |
Malayalam language |
qvidk |
Kannada language |
qvig |
South-Central Dravidian languages |
qvigt |
Telugu language |
qvik |
Central-Dravidian languages |
qvin |
North Dravidian languages |
qvizd |
Andamanese languages |
qvj |
Japonic languages; Japanese-Ryukyuan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvjj |
Japanese language; Nihongo |
qvjzb |
Buyeo languages; Puyo; Fuyu languages |
qvk |
Sino-Tibetan languages ≈ DDC 495 |
qvkc |
Chinese languages; Sinitic |
qvkcc |
Mandarin Chinese language |
qvkccc |
Standard Chinese language; Modern Standard Mandarin |
qvkcf |
Wu languages |
qvkck |
Cantonese languages |
qvkcm |
Min languages |
qvkcmt |
Taiwanese language |
qvkcu |
Gan languages |
qvkcx |
Xiang languages |
qvkcy |
Hakka languages |
qvkt |
Tibeto-Burman languages |
qvkzm |
Hmong-Mien languages |
qvl |
Tai-Kadai languages; Kra–Dai; Daic; Kadai |
qvlb |
Ong-Be languages |
qvlf |
Kra languages |
qvlk |
Kam-Sui languages |
qvlo |
Hlai languages |
qvlt |
Tai languages; Zhuang–Tai |
qvlti |
Siamese language |
qvltl |
Lao language |
qvm |
Austroasiatic languages; Mon–Khmer |
qvmd |
Munda languages |
qvmi |
Vietic languages |
qvmiv |
Vietnamese language |
qvmr |
Khmer language; Cambodian |
qvn |
Austronesian languages |
qvp |
Papuan languages |
qvq |
Native American languages; Amerindian languages; indigenous languages of the Americas ≈ DDC 497 498 |
qvs |
Australian aboriginal languages ≈ DDC 499 |
qvw |
signed languages; sign languages |
qvw92 |
of region |
qvw92f |
Italy; Italian sign language; lingua dei segni italiana; LIS |
qvw92q |
Korea; Korean sign language; KSL |
qvx |
modern planned languages; constructed; artificial languages; conlangs ≈ DDC 499 |
qvxeWg |
engineered languages; engelangs |
qvxe |
philosophical languages; early-modern a-priori universal languages |
qvxej |
Dalgarno's Ars signorum |
qvxek |
Wilkins's Characteristica universalis |
qvxel |
Leibniz's Lingua generalis |
qvxg |
logical languages |
qvxgg |
Loglan |
qvxgj |
Lojban |
qvxi |
auxiliary languages; auxlangs; IALs ← qaxu |
qvxid |
Volapük |
qvxie |
Esperanto |
qvxif |
Ido |
qvxii |
Interlingua |
qvxt |
art languages; fantasy languages |
qvxtk |
Klingon |
qvxtq |
Quenya |
rWs |
products; commodities; outputs
|
rWt |
industries; businesses; enterprises [economics; applied sciences] |
r |
raw materials; intermediate goods; primary commodities; primary sector ← q language m organisms g bulk matter |
r1 |
technical development; innovation; change; new technology; technical progress |
r1e |
invention |
r1f |
diffusion; spreading |
r1i |
innovation |
r1s |
technical integration |
r2 |
in production place |
r25 [] |
in environment |
r253 [] |
with weather factor |
r253i |
rain |
r253is |
showers |
r253j |
snow |
r253l |
hail |
r253n |
wind |
r256 [] |
in climate |
r256q ⋄ |
tropical climate |
r25c |
open sea |
r25k |
lake |
r25l |
river |
r25r |
forest |
r25t |
grassland |
r25w |
agricultural environment |
r25x |
urban environment |
r27 [] |
in region |
r2b |
wildland; wilderness ← ny ecosystems |
r2c |
quarry ← i rocks |
r2d |
mine; pit ← i rocks |
r2g |
pool; fishpond; fishery |
r2j |
managed landscape; conserved land ← ny ecosystems |
r2jf |
managed forest |
r2k |
orchard [pomology] ← mp6t tree ≈ DDC 634 |
r2l |
field; farm |
r2lh |
shifting fields |
r2lp |
plantation; latifundum |
r2n |
enclosure; captivity |
r2r |
garden; huerta; orto |
r2ro |
ornamental garden ≈ DDC 635 |
r2s |
household |
r3 |
by technique; production technology; power |
r31 [] |
produced in time |
r32 [] |
produced in region |
r33 [] |
produced by producer; worker |
r35 [] |
manaed by; steered by organization |
r36 [] |
for user class; people |
r363 [] |
style; design [decorative arts] |
r37 [] |
by tool |
r39 |
powered by energy source |
r396 [] |
energy renewability |
r396c |
not renewable |
r396n |
partially renewable |
r396s |
renewable |
r39e |
water hydraulic energy ← js fresh water systems |
r39i |
wind ← j3n winds |
r39l |
fuel ← rbu fossil fuel |
r39lc |
coal ← rbuc coal |
r39lg |
gas ← rbuy natural gas |
r39lo |
oil ← rbue petroleum |
r39t |
electricity ← d6l electric energy |
r3a |
manual work; human work ← px persons |
r3c |
controlled fire; cooking ← f5ic combustion |
r3cb |
controlled burns; prescribed burns; cool fires |
r3cd |
slash and burn |
r3f |
lithic technology; Stone Age ← ii single rocks vdb |
r3fe |
eolithic technology |
r3fgWl |
palaeolithic technology |
r3fg |
ancient palaeolithic technology; Early Stone Age |
r3fi |
middle palaeolithic technology; Middle Stone Age |
r3fl |
recent palaeolithic technology; Late Stone Age |
r3fm |
mesolithic technology; Middle Stone Age |
r3fn |
neolithic technology; New Stone Age |
r3gWi |
metallurgy |
r3g |
copper technology; Copper Age; chalcolithic ← eel copper |
r3h |
bronze technology; Bronze Age ← eel copper efo tin |
r3i |
iron technology; Iron Age; steel ← eei iron |
r3k |
animal traction ← mqvtt perissodactyla mqvtu artiodactyla |
r3m |
mechanical power ← g bulk matter |
r3mp |
pneumatic engineering |
r3mu |
vacuum technology |
r3mw |
heat engine; thermal energy ← rbu fossil fuel |
r3o |
geotechnical technology ← j landforms |
r3os |
soil technology ← jo soils |
r3r |
electricity; electrical energy ← d6l electric energy |
r3t |
electronics; electronic technology ← dte electrons |
r3ti |
digital technology |
r3u |
nuclear power; nuclear energy ← dv hadrons |
r3v |
solar power; solar energy ← hlU the Sun |
r43 [] |
damaged by pest |
r5 |
production; extraction; procedure; primary industry; primary sector |
r59 |
by operation |
r59cWn |
cultivation |
r59c |
plowing; ploughing ← sidu |
r59e |
sowing ← mp7s seeds |
r59f |
fertilization |
r59i |
irrigation ← fU water js fresh water systems |
r59k |
pest control ← mp4 plant disease |
r59n |
harvesting |
r59p |
grazing; pasturing |
r59v |
captivity |
r5a |
mining; quarrying; extraction [mining engineering] ← i rocks ≈ DDC 622 |
r5cWh |
foraging; hunting and gathering ≈ DDC 639 |
r5c |
gathering; collecting |
r5cg |
gleaning ← mp plants oskg grazing |
r5f |
fishing ← js fresh water systems jy seas nyd intertidal zones vc |
r5fa |
seafood gathering by hand |
r5fc |
spearing |
r5fe |
netting |
r5fg |
angling |
r5fj |
fish trapping |
r5ft |
fish hatchery; water body stocking |
r5fv |
aquaculture; aquafarming; pisciculture |
r5h |
hunting ← oskh hunting |
r5ha |
tracking |
r5hb |
blind hunting; stand hunting |
r5hc |
calling game |
r5hd |
driving game incl. battue hunting |
r5he |
persistence hunting |
r5hg |
trapping; ginning |
r5hi |
baiting |
r5hn |
hunting by animals |
r5hnc |
coursing ← mqvtocc Canis |
r5hnf |
falconry ← mqvof falconiformes |
r5hy |
trophy hunting |
r5i |
herding; pastoralism; breeding; stockbreeding; rearing [animal husbandry; animal science] ≈ DDC 636 |
r5id |
nomadic pastoralism |
r5ih |
transhumance |
r5ir |
ranching; animal farming |
r5m |
farming; agriculture [agronomy] ≈ DDC 630 |
r5mb |
shifting cultivation |
r5mh |
horticulture |
r5o |
conservation [applied ecology] |
r6 |
production form |
r69 |
production approach |
r69g |
organic; biological; agroecological |
r69i |
integrated |
r69x |
chemical; industrial; conventional |
r6f |
subsistence; homely; family |
r6m |
market |
r6n |
intensive; extractivist; exploitation |
r6v |
voluntary; hobbist |
r7 [] |
product part |
r73 [] |
processing; transforming raw material; feedstock; input |
r75 [] |
from; exploiting living part |
r76 [] |
from; exploiting land resource |
r77 [] |
from; exploiting living resource; crop; game; quarry |
r83 [] |
Kg product weight |
r85 |
trend; variation |
r85b |
degrowth |
r85u |
growth |
r86 |
product abundance |
r86e |
short; very scarce shortage; dearth; famine |
r86f |
scarce; scanty |
r86m |
enough; adequate; sufficient |
r86u |
abundant |
r86v |
exceeding |
r90 |
for function; purpose; activity |
r90sb |
food |
r90si |
construction |
r90x |
adornment; ornamentation; decoration ornamental |
r91 [] |
introduced in time |
r92 [] |
of; typical of region; country |
r921 [] |
used in historical civilization |
r95 [] |
processing stage; refinement |
r95f |
rough; crude |
r95m |
semi-processed; semi-refined; semi-finished |
r95q |
refined |
r95u |
finished |
r96 [] |
for service; function |
r96f |
cosmetics |
r96h |
medicinal use |
r96m |
combat |
r96t |
transportation |
r96w |
education |
ra |
mineral water ← jq aquifers js fresh water systems febb hydrogen oxide |
ra90sb |
drink drinking water |
rb |
ores; mineral products ← i rocks |
rba |
rock salt ← ff salts |
rba90sb |
food table salt ← ffdd sodium chloride |
rbb |
stone |
rbbe |
limestone |
rbbh |
chalk |
rbbp |
potash |
rbbv |
aggregate; sand and gravel ← gssu solid-in-solid suspensions |
rbby |
clay ← gssu solid-in-solid suspensions |
rbc |
concrete |
rbd |
mortar |
rbe |
ceramic ← iip blue schists ≈ DDC 666 |
rbee |
earthenware |
rbep |
porcelain; china |
rber |
bricks; clay units |
rbg |
glass ← gts silicates |
rbgo |
obsidian |
rbj |
asbestos fiber ← gts silicates |
rbm |
metal; metallic ← eU metals |
rbmg |
native copper ← eel copper |
rbmgo |
bronze |
rbmgr |
brass ← eem zinc |
rbmi |
native iron ← eei iron |
rbmie |
meteoric iron |
rbmis |
steel |
rbmm |
native mercury; amalgams ← egm mercury |
rbmn |
native tin ← efo tin |
rbmnp |
pewter |
rbmo |
native gold ← egl gold |
rbmor |
red gold |
rbmot |
white gold |
rbmr |
native silver ← efl silver |
rbmrs |
sterling silver ← rbmg native copper |
rbq |
gemstones |
rbq76 [] |
of crystal |
rbq76bcd ⋄ |
diamond diamonds |
rbu |
fossil fuel |
rbuc |
coal |
rbucg |
lignite; brown coal |
rbuch |
sub-bituminous coal |
rbuci |
bituminous coal |
rbucn |
anthracite coal; hard coal; black coal |
rbue |
petroleum; crude oil |
rbug |
gasoline |
rbuk |
kerosene |
rbul |
lubricant |
rbup |
paraffin wax |
rbut |
tar |
rbuw |
petrochemicals |
rbuy |
natural gas |
rd |
wood [forestry] ← nyr forests ≈ DDC 634 |
rd75 [] |
of plant part |
rd75f |
root |
rd75gc |
trunks |
rd75gr |
branches |
rd77 [] |
of trees |
rd77rUb |
pine |
rd77rUq |
fir |
rd77w |
flowering plants |
rd77whufc |
chestnut |
rd77wnnsp |
poplar |
rd77wqhufh |
beech |
rd77wqrbtrh |
cherry tree |
rdg |
logs |
rdm |
lumber; timber |
re |
pulp products ← rfvu cellulose fibers |
rep |
paper |
rer |
paperboard |
rf |
crops; harvest |
rf43 [] |
controlling; managing pest; plant disease |
rf75 [] |
of vegetable part |
rf75f |
roots |
rf75g |
stems |
rf75gr |
branches |
rf75l |
leaves |
rf75q |
flowers [floriculture] ≈ DDC 635 |
rf75s |
seeds |
rf75sp |
fruits |
rf77 [] |
of plant species; crop |
rf77hufc |
chestnuts |
rf77rbtb |
roses |
rf77rrv |
grape |
rf77toeo |
olive |
rf96h |
medicinal use medicinal plants; herbs |
rfb |
vegetables ← mpw flowering plants |
rfbg |
legumes ← mpwrcf fabaceae |
rfbgb |
beans ← mpwrcfp beans |
rfbgbg |
green beans; French beans; string beans; snap beans; haricots vert |
rfbgp |
peas ← mpwrcfqp peas |
rfbgs |
chickpeas; chick peas ← mpwrcfs Cicer |
rfbl |
leaf vegetables; leafy greens; salad greens; pot herbs ← mp7l leaves |
rfblc |
cabbage; Brussels sprouts; cauliflower; broccoli; kale ← mpwnpibc cabbages |
rfbll |
lettuce ← mpwtwcls lettuce |
rfbls |
spinach ← mpwkcpss spinach |
rfbm |
cucurbits ← mpwnlv cucurbitaceae |
rfbmp |
pumpkins; squashes; marrows; zucchini; courgettes; gourds ← mpwnlvs squashes |
rfbn |
eggplants; aubergines; brinjals ← mpwtdhse eggplants |
rfbp |
peppers ← mpwtdhp peppers |
rfbq |
edible seaweed ← mo red algae mpb chlorophytes mpc charophytes |
rfbr |
root vegetables ← mp7f roots mp7g stem |
rfbrc |
carrots ← mpwrxpdc carrot |
rfbrm |
maniocs; cassavas; yucas ← mpwrousms cassava |
rfbrp |
potatoes ← mpwtdhsp potatoes |
rfbrs |
sweet potatoes |
rfbsb |
bulbs |
rfbsbg |
garlic ← mpwberlg garlic |
rfbsbo |
onions ← mpwberlo onions |
rfbt |
tomatoes ← mpwtdhst tomatoes |
rfbu |
edible fungi ← mm fungi |
rfbv |
table olives ← mpwtoeo olive trees |
rfc |
fruit ← mp7s seeds |
rfc5c |
gathering berrypicking ← mpw flowering plants |
rfcb |
bananas ← mpwbymk Musa |
rfcc |
pome fruits |
rfccm |
apples ← mpwrbtm apples |
rfccp |
pears ← mpwrbtp pears |
rfcd |
stone fruits; drupes ← mpwrbtr Prunus |
rfcdc |
peaches; nectarines ← mpwrbtrc peaches |
rfcde |
apricots ← mpwrbtre apricots |
rfcdg |
plums ← mpwrbtrg plums |
rfcdh |
cherries ← mpwrbtrh cherries |
rfcdm |
mangoes ← mpwrupm mango |
rfcg |
grapes ← mpwrrvv grapes |
rfci |
citrus fruits ← mpwruxc Citrus |
rfcil |
lemons ← mpwruxcl lemon trees |
rfcim |
mandarin oranges ← mpwruxcm mandarin orange trees |
rfcio |
oranges ← mpwruxco sweet orange trees |
rfcip |
grapefruits ← mpwruxcp grapefruit trees |
rfcp |
podocarps ← mprppe podocarpaceae |
rfcs |
berries; soft fruit |
rfcsb |
bramble fruits ← mpwrbtd Rubus |
rfcsbb |
blackberries |
rfcsbr |
raspberries |
rfcsl |
blueberries; Vaccinium |
rfcss |
strawberries ← mpwrbtf strawberries |
rfcu |
nuts |
rfcu77hojc ⋄ |
pecan nuts |
rfcuc |
chestnuts ← mpwhufc chestnuts |
rfcuh |
hazelnuts ← mpwhuuh hazels |
rfcui |
pistachio ← mpwruppv pistachio |
rfcul |
walnuts ← mpwhojj walnuts |
rfcum |
almonds ← mpwrbtrb almonds |
rfcup |
peanuts; groundnuts; goobers; monkey nuts ← mpwrcfrp peanut |
rfcus |
cashew nuts ← mpwrupco cashew |
rfg |
grass crops; herbaceous crops; field crops ≈ DDC 633 |
rfgeWo |
cereal grains |
rfge |
rice ← mpwbtge rice |
rfge75g43X27n167m ⋄ |
rice stem pest control in India in summer |
rfgf |
wheat ← mpwbtgf wheat |
rfgh |
barley ← mpwbtgh barley |
rfgj |
oats ← mpwbtgj oat |
rfgm |
maize; corn ← mpwbtgm maize |
rfgo |
millet ← mpwbtgo millet |
rfgs |
soybean; soya bean ← mpwrcffx soybean |
rfgt |
tobacco ← mpwtdht tobacco plants ≈ DDC 679 |
rfgv |
tea ← mpwndhcs tea plant |
rfgw |
coffee ← mpwtrrc coffee plants |
rfk |
sea vegetables |
rfo |
oilseed crops |
rfs |
spices and herbs |
rfsg |
garden parsley |
rfsl |
bay laurel; sweet bay; Grecian laurel ← mpwdcll bay laurels |
rfsm |
rosemary |
rfsp |
black pepper |
rfsx |
spice mixtures |
rfsxc |
chili powder |
rfsxh |
harissa |
rfsxr |
curry powder |
rfu |
sugar crops |
rfv |
vegetal fibers; fibres ← mp plants |
rfvb |
flax fiber ← mpwrsllf flax |
rfvc |
cotton fiber ← mpwnfvc cotton plants |
rfvp |
bast fibre; phloem fibre; skin fibre ← mp79vb phloem mpwnfvt lime trees |
rfvu |
cellulose fibers ← ksl cellulose |
rn |
animal products ← mq animals |
rn43 [] |
affected by disease [veterinary medicine] |
rn77 [] |
of livestock; tame species |
rn77Ud |
dogs |
rn77Uh |
horses |
rn77Ul |
cattle; cows |
rn77Up |
pigs |
rn77Ur |
goats |
rn77Us |
sheep |
rn77fh |
crustaceans |
rn77mg |
snails [heliciculture] |
rn77ng |
earthworms [vermiculture] |
rn77q5h |
wildlife; game; quarry |
rn77qvo |
birds fowling |
rn77qvogs ⋄ |
phasianidae |
rn77vh |
ray-finned fish |
rn77vmn |
whales whaling |
rn77vtul |
camels |
rn90 |
for function |
rn90pe |
affection pets; companion; household animals |
rn90r |
labor |
rn90sb |
food |
rn90wg |
sport |
rn90y |
testing; research; laboratory animals |
rna |
meat and fish ← mqv chordates |
rnaf |
seafood; fish and shellfish s.l. ← mqm molluscs mqrh crustaceans mqveWi fish ri |
rnafb |
lobster ← mqrh crustaceans |
rnafc |
crayfish; prawns; shrimps ← mqrh crustaceans |
rnaff |
finfish; fish s.s. ← mqveWi fish |
rnafh |
shellfish s.s. ← mqml bivalves |
rnafhm |
mussels |
rnafo |
octopus ← mqmpy octopuses |
rnafq |
squids ← mqmps squids |
rnafr |
roe; hard roe |
rnai |
insect food ← mqr arthropoda |
rnap |
poultry ← mqvo birds |
rnapc |
chicken ← mqvogslg chickens |
rnapk |
turkey ← mqvog galliformes |
rnapw |
waterfowls |
rnar |
rabbit ← mqvtl lagomorpha |
rnat |
red meat ; mammalian meat ← mqvt mammals |
rnatb |
beef; bovine meat ← mqvtuvbt cattle |
rnatbe |
steaks |
rnatbi |
short ribs |
rnatbj |
beef jerky |
rnatbo |
corned beef |
rnate |
veal ← mqvtuvbt cattle |
rnatg |
goat ← mqvtuvr Capra |
rnath |
sheep; ovine meat ← mqvtuvsd domestic sheep |
rnathl |
lamb |
rnathm |
mutton |
rnats |
pork; swine meat; pig ← mqvtudssd domestic pigs |
rnatv |
venison ← mqvtur deer |
rnau |
bushmeat |
rnav |
offal; variety meats; pluck; organ meats |
rnax |
processed meat |
rnaxb |
bacon |
rnaxh |
ham |
rnaxj |
sausages |
rnaxm |
salami |
rnaxo |
corned beef; salted beef |
rnaxy |
jerky |
rnb |
fat; oil ← mq79c connective tissue |
rnbl |
lard |
rnbn |
lardon |
rnbs |
schmaltz |
rnbt |
suet |
rnbw |
tallow |
rnc |
animal blood ← mq7jb blood |
rnd |
dairy products; milk products; lacticinia [dairy science] ← mqvt mammals ≈ DDC 637 |
rnd77Uo |
cattle |
rnd77Ur |
goat |
rnd77Us |
sheep |
rndb |
milk |
rndc |
cream |
rnde |
soured milk |
rndh |
cheese |
rndr |
butter |
rndy |
yogurt |
rne |
eggs ← mqvo birds |
rne77Uc |
chicken |
rnf |
roe; hard roe ← mq7s reproductive organs |
rnfc |
caviar |
rng |
gelatin |
rnh |
bee products ← mqriqxx honey bees |
rnhh |
honey |
rnhm |
ambrosia; bee bread |
rnhp |
propolis; bee glue |
rnhr |
royal jelly |
rnhw |
beeswax; cera alba |
rnm |
nacre; mother-of-pearl |
rnn |
bone ← mq7q skeleton |
rno |
ivory ← mq7dbt teeth mqvtr elephants |
rnq |
horn |
rnr |
coral rock ← mqdc anthozoa |
rns |
sponge ← mqc sponges |
rnu |
down feather ← mq7x skin mqvo birds |
rnv |
hide; skins |
rnvf |
fur ← mq7x skin mqvt mammals |
rnvl |
leather ← mq7x skin mqvt mammals |
rnw |
wool ← mq7x skin mqvt mammals |
rnx |
silk ← mqriy lepidoptera |
rs |
plastic ← s5 manufacturing f molecules |
rse |
PET; PETE; polyethylene terephthalate |
rsh |
HDPE; PE-HD; high-density polyethylene |
rsi |
PVC; V; polyvinyl chloride |
rsl |
LDPE; PE-LD; low-density polyethylene |
rsp |
PP; polypropylene |
rss |
PS; polystyrene |
rsu |
PUR; polyurethanes |
rsv |
PP&A fibres |
rt |
chemicals ← s5 manufacturing f molecules ≈ DDC 661 |
rtb |
bulk chemicals; commodity chemicals; bulk commodities |
rtf |
fine chemicals |
rtr |
research chemicals |
rts |
specialty chemicals; specialties; effect chemicals |
sWt |
deliverables |
s |
goods; finished products; artifacts; artefacts; secondary commodities; secondary sector
|
s2 |
in production place |
s2h |
household ← r2s household |
s2k |
workshop |
s2l |
laboratory |
s2p |
industrial plant; factory |
s2s |
warehouse; store |
s3 [] |
made by tool |
s31 [] |
made in time |
s32 [] |
made in region |
s33 [] |
made by producer; worker |
s333 [] |
designed by; invented by designer; inventor |
s35 [] |
managed by organization |
s37 [] |
by tool |
s375 [] |
made by energy source |
s38 [] |
made by technology |
s4 |
suffering; subject to failure; defect; flaw; breakdown; malfunctioning; damage |
s4f |
wear; usury |
s4i |
strain |
s4r |
break |
s4s |
crash |
s4t |
technical fault |
s5 |
manufacturing [engineering] ≈ DDC 621 660 670 680 |
s59 [] |
special processing |
s5b |
supply; acquisition |
s5d |
design; project; plan |
s5f |
manufacturing; production |
s5fc |
crafting; handicraft; trade |
s5fp |
processing |
s5ft |
factory automation |
s5ftu |
automata; robots |
s5i |
maintenance |
s5ir |
repair |
s5p |
packaging |
s6 [] |
technical property |
s69 |
conforming to; regulation guideline; technical norm; standard |
s7 [] |
component; part; organ |
s70 |
with component device; subsystem |
s76 [] |
made of material; ingredient |
s76bb |
stone [stonemasonry] ← uahf |
s76bm |
metal ≈ DDC 671 672 673 682 |
s76bmg |
copper; braziers [coppersmithing] |
s76bmi |
iron [blacksmithing] |
s76bmn |
tin [tinsmithing] |
s76d |
wood [woodworking] |
s76ep |
paper ≈ DDC 676 |
s76fvb |
flax |
s76fvc |
cotton |
s76nn |
bone |
s76nv |
hide; skin |
s76nvl |
leather [leatherwork] ≈ DDC 675 |
s76nw |
wool |
s76rl |
nylon |
s76s |
plastic |
s77 [] |
made of processed material; ingredient |
s82 |
product size |
s82e |
extremely small; nano [nanotechnology] |
s82f |
small scale |
s82u |
big scale |
s83 [] |
Kg product weight |
s88 [] |
number of items |
s90 |
for; function purpose; activity |
s91 [] |
introduced in time |
s92 [] |
of; typical of region; country |
s921 [] |
used in historical civilization |
s93 [] |
processing stage; refinement |
s93f |
rough |
s93m |
semi-finished |
s93q |
almost finished |
s93u |
finished |
s95 [] |
working by technology |
s957 [] |
powered by energy source |
s95r |
electricity |
s96 [] |
for service; function |
sb |
food products; prepared food; dishes [gastronomy; food processing; food technology] ← rf crops osk feeding ≈ DDC 641 |
sb3 |
by food tool |
sb33 |
by cook; chef |
sb37 |
by dishware; tableware; dinnerware ≈ DDC 642 |
sb37ck |
knives cutlery; table knives |
sb37hf |
forks |
sb37hs |
spoons |
sb37jn |
glasses |
sb37jp |
plates |
sb3c |
cookware; bakeware ← sb59o cooking |
sb3cf |
frying pans; frypans; skillets |
sb4 |
food service failure |
sb4r |
rotten food; spoiled; unsanitary |
sb5 |
food production |
sb59 |
food preparation [cooking; cookery; culinary arts] |
sb59d |
drying |
sb59f |
fermentation |
sb59fs |
secondary fermentation |
sb59g |
seasoning; aging |
sb59l |
leavening |
sb59m |
marinating; pickling; sousing |
sb59n |
smoking |
sb59o |
cooking |
sb59ok |
baking |
sb59or |
roasting |
sb59os |
steaming |
sb59oy |
frying |
sb59r |
carbonating |
sb59s |
dressing; flavouring |
sb59v |
serving; presenting |
sb6 |
diet |
sb6v |
vegetarian cuisine |
sb6w |
vegan cuisine |
sb76 |
made of ingredient |
sb767 [] |
with dressing; condiment; seasoning; flavouring; sauce |
sb76fc |
fruit |
sb76fc59d |
dried fruit; dry fruit |
sb92d |
French |
sb92f |
Italian |
sb99 |
taste type |
sb99t |
sweet |
sb99v |
savory |
sbc |
fruit preserves ← rfc fruit |
sbcc |
conserves; whole fruit jams |
sbcj |
jams |
sbcl |
fruit jellies |
sbd |
flours |
sbd76fbgs |
chickpeas |
sbd76fgf |
wheat |
sbe |
breads ← mpwbtg grasses |
sbe59l |
leavened breads |
sbee |
yeast breads |
sbeeg |
baguettes |
sbeel |
cottage loaves |
sbeeo |
boules |
sbeer |
brioches |
sbef |
flatbreads |
sbefc |
chapati; roti; safati; shabaati; phulka; roshi |
sbeff |
focaccia |
sbefi |
pizza |
sbefn |
piadina |
sbefp |
pita; pitta |
sbei |
crispy breads |
sbeic |
crackers |
sbel |
sweet breads |
sbelp |
panettone |
sbeq |
quick breads |
sbeqc |
cornbreads |
sbes |
sourdoughs |
sbf |
noodles |
sbfp |
pasta |
sbg |
sweets; sweet desserts |
sbgc |
cakes |
sbgcb |
butter cakes |
sbgcf |
sponge cakes; foam cakes |
sbgcp |
pancakes; hotcakes; griddlecakes; flapjacks |
sbgcpp |
crêpes |
sbge |
pies |
sbge99t |
sweet pies |
sbge99v |
savory pies |
sbgef |
filled pies |
sbgeo |
top-crust pies |
sbget |
two-crust pies |
sbgf |
fried dough foods |
sbgi |
pastries |
sbgm |
meringues |
sbgr |
ice creams |
sbgrg |
gelato |
sbgrs |
sorbets |
sbo |
cooking oils |
sbog |
peanut oil; groundnut oil; arachis oil ← mpwrcfrp peanut |
sboo |
olive oil ← mpwtoeo olive trees |
sbop |
palm oil ← mpwbp palmae |
sbos |
soybean oil ← mpwrcffx soybean |
sbu |
sauces |
sbud |
salad dressing |
sbue |
bechamel; white sauce |
sbuk |
ketchup |
sbum |
mayonnaise ← tbj |
sbup |
pesto alla genovese |
sbuq |
Worcestershire sauce |
sbus |
soy sauce |
sbut |
tomato sauces ← rfbt tomatoes |
sbutr |
arrabbiata sauce |
sbv |
drinks; beverages |
sbv37j |
drinkware; beverageware; cups; drinking vessels |
sbv59r |
carbonated soft drinks; cool; cold; fizzy drinks; lolly water; pop; seltzer; soda; tonic; mineral |
sbv76cio59r |
orangeade |
sbva |
drinking water ← ra mineral water |
sbva59r |
carbonated sparkling water; soda water |
sbvf |
fruit juice ← mp7s seeds |
sbvf59r |
carbonated juice |
sbvf76cio |
orange orange juice |
sbvh |
alcoholic drinks ← fibc ethanol |
sbvhb |
beers ← mpwbtg grasses |
sbvhbg |
lager beers |
sbvhbgl |
pale lager beers |
sbvhbglp |
pilsner beers; pilsener; pils |
sbvhbgm |
amber lager beers |
sbvhbgr |
dark lager beers |
sbvhbo |
top-fermented beers |
sbvhbop |
pale ale beers |
sbvhboq |
wheat beers |
sbvhboqe |
Weissbier |
sbvhboqi |
Witbier |
sbvhboql |
lambic beers |
sbvhboqr |
Berliner Weisse beer |
sbvhboqs |
Gose beers |
sbvhbor |
brown ale beers |
sbvhbos |
stout beers |
sbvhbv |
fruit and vegetable beers ← rfb vegetables sbc fruit preserves |
sbvhc |
cider; cyder ← rfcc pome fruits |
sbvhi |
wines ← mpwrrvv grapes |
sbvhi59fs |
sparkling including champagne, cava, prosecco, spumante |
sbvhid |
red wines |
sbvhif |
rosé wines |
sbvhii |
white wines |
sbvhiic |
chardonnay |
sbvhiig |
sauvignon |
sbvhiii |
riesling |
sbvhiip |
pinot noir |
sbvhiit |
tokay |
sbvhik |
sake ← mpwbtge rice |
sbvhiq |
fortified wines |
sbvhiqp |
port |
sbvhiqs |
sherry |
sbvhiqv |
vermouth |
sbvhiu |
fruit wines |
sbvhm |
meads; hydromel ← tbh |
sbvhp |
pulque ← mpwbe asparagales |
sbvhs |
spirits; liquors; distilled drinks |
sbvhsd |
vodka |
sbvhsg |
gin |
sbvhsh |
whisky; whiskey |
sbvhsr |
rectified spirit |
sbvs |
stimulant drinks |
sbvse |
tea ← mpwndhcs tea plant |
sbvsl |
cola ← mpwnfkk kola nuts |
sbvst |
coffee ← mpwtrrc coffee plants |
sbvsu |
guarana |
sd |
recreational drugs |
sdd |
depressants; downers |
sddo |
opioids |
sdm |
stimulants; psychostimulants; uppers |
sdmc |
caffeine ← rfgv tea rfgw coffee |
sdmn |
nicotine ← rfgt tobacco |
sdmnc |
cigarettes |
sdmnp |
smoking pipe |
sdmo |
cocaine |
sdmok |
crack cocaine |
sdmt |
methamphetamine |
sdu |
hallucinogens |
sf |
textiles |
sf6 |
textile kind |
sf6h |
crochet |
sf6k |
knotted textiles |
sf6m |
macramé |
sf6r |
tatted textiles; chiacchierino |
sf6t |
felts |
sf6v |
nonwoven fabric |
sf6x |
braids |
sff |
fibres; fibers |
sffs |
synthetic fibers ← s5 manufacturing |
sffsl |
nylon |
sffso |
acrylic fiber |
sffsp |
polyester |
sfh |
yarns |
sfl |
filaments; filament fibers |
sft |
threads |
sfu |
fabric |
sg |
attires |
sgaWu |
wears; cloths; dresses; garments; apparels ← l5m metabolism |
sgc |
coats |
sge |
shirts |
sgf |
dresses; frocks; gowns |
sgi |
underwear; undergarments; intimates; lingerie |
sgip |
panties |
sgir |
bras; brassieres |
sgk |
skirts |
sgo |
shorts |
sgp |
pants; trousers |
sgr |
socks |
sgs |
shoes; footwear [shoe making] |
sgsn |
sandals |
sgst |
boots |
sgt |
gloves |
sgu |
headgear; headwear; headdress |
sguc |
hat |
sguh |
helmet |
sgut |
turban |
sgw |
jewellery; jewelry |
sgwc |
necklaces |
sgwd |
pendants |
sgwe |
earrings |
sgwi |
rings |
sgwl |
bracelets |
sgwr |
brooches |
sgwu |
cufflinks |
sgx |
perfumes |
si |
tools; implements; instruments |
si7 [] |
tool component; part; organ |
sib |
blunt instruments; striking implements; beating tools; impact tools |
sibc |
clubs; cudgels; batons; bludgeons; truncheons; coshes; nightsticks |
sibe |
maces |
sibh |
hammers |
sic |
cutting implements |
sic7b |
blade |
sic7h |
handle |
sicc |
choppers |
sicd |
hand axes; handaxes; bifaces |
sice |
axes |
sich |
sickles; bagging hooks; reaping-hooks |
sici |
scythes |
sick |
knives; edged implements |
sickg |
daggers |
sicks |
swords |
sicp |
spears; pointed implements |
sicph |
harpoons |
sicpp |
pikes |
sie |
projectiles [ballistics] |
sieb |
arrows; bow and arrows [archery] |
sief |
blowpipes; blowguns; blow tubes |
sieg |
guns |
sieglWn |
firearms |
siegl |
long guns |
sieglr |
rifles |
siegm |
machine guns |
siegn |
handguns |
siegnp |
pistols |
siegnv |
revolvers |
sieh |
artillery; heavy projectiles |
siehb |
lithobolos; stone trowers |
siehc |
catapults |
siehct |
trebuchets |
siehl |
ballistas |
siehn |
cannons |
sig |
digging implements ← jo soils |
sigb |
digging sticks; yam sticks |
sigh |
hoes |
sigp |
spades |
sigu |
ploughs; plows |
sih |
handling implements |
sih7h |
handle |
siha |
sticks |
sihb |
brushes |
sihbb |
brooms; broomsticks |
sihc |
cord |
sihcg |
strings |
sihcn |
twine |
sihcr |
ropes |
sihf |
forks |
sihfp |
pitchforks; graips |
sihk |
rakes |
sihp |
pliers |
sihs |
spoons |
sihv |
screwdrivers ← sikec |
sihw |
wrenches; spanners ← siken |
sihx |
hex keys ← siken |
sij |
containers; pots; vessels |
sijb |
bags; luggage; baggage |
sijbc |
packets; sackets |
sijbd |
wallets |
sijbe |
satchels |
sijbp |
backpacks; knapsacks; rucksacks; haversacks; packsacks; backsacks |
sijbr |
briefcases; attaché cases |
sijbs |
suitcases |
sije |
baskets |
sijf |
crates |
siji |
barrels; casks; vats |
sijj |
jars; cans, drums, tubs |
sijk |
jugs; pitchers; ewers |
sijl |
bottles |
sijn |
glasses |
sijnt |
tumblers |
sijo |
bowls |
sijoc |
cups |
sijocm |
mugs |
sijop |
plates |
sijx |
boxes |
sik |
fasteners; fastening devices |
sik7h |
washer |
sik7k |
key |
sikb |
pins |
sikc |
nails |
sike |
clips |
sikf |
buttons |
sikg |
buckles; clasps |
sikh |
threaded fasteners |
sikhc |
screws |
sikhn |
nuts and bolts |
sikj |
clamps; cramps |
sikl |
latches; catches; snecks |
siko |
locks and keys |
sikx |
zippers; zip; clasp lockers |
sil |
weaving implements; textile manufacturing implements |
sil77ihcg |
string |
sild |
needles |
sili |
spindles |
sim |
machinery; mechanical machines [mechanical engineering] |
sim7e |
wheels |
sim7f |
axle |
sim7g |
gear; cog |
sim7k |
bearing |
sim7l |
belts |
sim7m |
spring |
sim7n |
seal |
sim7o |
roller chain |
sim7r |
racks and pinions |
sim7r3 |
link chain |
sim7t |
fastener |
sim7v |
airfoil; aerofoil; fin |
sim7va |
sail |
sim7vb |
wing |
sim7vd |
rudder |
sim7vf |
flap |
sim7vp |
propeller |
simb |
simple machines |
simbe |
levers |
simbh |
wheels and axles |
simbl |
pulleys |
simbp |
inclined planes |
simbs |
screws |
simbw |
wedges |
sin |
engines; motors |
sinn |
heat engines; thermal engines ← g5h heat |
sinneWi |
external combustion engines |
sinne |
steam engines |
sinni |
Stirling engines |
sinnjWy |
internal combustion engines |
sinnk |
reciprocating engines |
sinnn |
Wankel engines |
sinnt |
jet engines |
sinnu |
rockets |
sinnx |
gas turbines |
sip |
explosive devices |
sipb |
bombs |
sipbu |
atomic bombs |
sis |
measuring and alignment tools ≈ DDC 681 |
sise |
rulers; rules; line gauges |
sisf |
set squares; triangles |
sisg |
protractors |
sish |
compasses |
sisj |
sensors; transducers |
sisk |
clocks ← c1 time years |
sisr |
thermometers ← g5h heat |
sit |
transducers [electrical engineering] |
sitc |
electrochemical transducers |
site |
electromechanical transducers |
sitg |
electroacoustic transducers |
sitgm |
microphones |
sitgs |
loudspeakers |
sith |
photoelectric transducers including diodes |
sitm |
electromagnetic transducers |
sitr |
Geiger-Müller tubes |
sits |
electrostatic transducers |
sitt |
thermoelectric transducers |
siu |
electronic devices [electronic engineering] |
siuc |
semiconductors |
siucb |
transistors |
siucd |
diodes |
siud |
capacitors; condensers; condensators |
siue |
resistors |
siui |
inductors |
sk |
dyes and paints ← f molecules |
sn |
buildings; edifices; houses [carpentry] ← osc sheltering ≈ DDC 720 |
sn7 |
furniture; home services [interior architecture] ≈ DDC 645 |
sn7b |
beds; lying furniture |
sn7bc |
cabin beds; platform beds |
sn7be |
mattresses |
sn7bf |
futons |
sn7bh |
hammocks |
sn7bi |
infant beds; cribs; cradles |
sn7bn |
bunk beds |
sn7br |
Murphy beds; wall; pull down; dolf-down beds |
sn7c |
seats |
sn7cb |
stools |
sn7cc |
chairs |
sn7cn |
benches |
sn7cs |
couches; sofas; settees; divans |
sn7d |
tables; desks |
sn7g |
storage furniture; cabinets |
sn7gd |
wardrobes; armoires |
sn7gn |
nightstands; night tables; bedside cabinets |
sn7go |
bookcases; bookshelves |
sn7q |
climatization; HVAC |
sn7qh |
heating |
sn7qn |
ventilation |
sn7qt |
air conditioning |
sn7r |
warming and cooling appliances ≈ DDC 643 |
sn7re |
ovens |
sn7rf |
stoves |
sn7ro |
cooling fans |
sn7rr |
refrigeration equipment |
sn7rre |
refrigerators |
sn7rrr |
freezers |
sn7s |
handling systems; plumbing ≈ DDC 690 |
sn7sr |
water supply |
sn7ss |
sewage |
sn7t |
illumination; lighting |
sn7w |
electrical wiring |
sn90rt |
factories; manufacturing plants |
sn90sm |
fortifications; castles |
sn90wt |
religious buildings |
sn90wtt ⋄ |
churches |
sn90wtu ⋄ |
mosques |
sn92 |
located in place |
sna |
tents |
snb |
caravans; travel trailers; campers; tourers; roulottes |
snc |
huts |
sng |
bungalows |
snj |
courtyard houses |
snp |
palaces |
ss |
settlements; dwellings; localities; populated places [civil engineering; architecture; town planning] ← sn buildings |
ssc |
camps |
ssh |
hamlets |
ssl |
villages |
sso |
towns |
ssq |
cities |
sst |
metropoles |
sst92b ⋄ |
UK London |
ssu |
conurbations; metropolitan areas; urban areas; agglomerations |
ssu92pb ⋄ |
NCR Metropolitan Manila |
st |
transport infrastructures; utilities [heavy civil engineering; hydraulic engineering] ≈ DDC 625 |
sth |
harbours |
stn |
canals ≈ DDC 627 |
stp |
bridges ≈ DDC 624 |
stpv |
viaducts |
str |
roads ≈ DDC 625 |
sts |
railroads; railways; tracks ≈ DDC 625 |
stt |
tunnels; galleries; underground openings ≈ DDC 625 |
stx |
airports |
sty |
space stations; orbital stations |
sv |
vehicles |
svb |
vertical travel devices |
svbi |
escalators |
svbl |
lifts; elevator |
svc |
mountain vehicles |
svd |
heavy-duty vehicles; heavy equipments; machines; trucks; hydraulic; construction; engineering equipments |
svdc |
tractors |
svde |
excavators |
svdm |
material handlers |
svdmc |
cranes |
svdp |
paving vehicles |
sve |
road vehicles ← str roads ≈ DDC 388 |
svec |
carts |
svei |
bicycles |
svem |
motorcycles; motorbikes |
sver |
cars; automobiles |
sver32 |
made in region of production |
sver32fkj |
Province of Modena Ferrari |
sver32fqb |
MC of Napoli Fiat |
sver92 |
of |
sver92ch |
Baden-Württemberg Mercedes |
sver92fdda |
Turin |
sver92fddaEf |
Fiat; FIAT |
sver92fddaEl |
Lancia |
sver92fkj |
Province of Modena Ferrari |
sver92rlq |
Aichi Toyota |
sverb |
microcars; bubble cars; quadricycles |
sverc |
city cars; keicars; minicompact cars; A-segment mini cars |
sverd |
subcompact cars; B-segment small cars |
svere |
compact cars; small family cars; C-segment medium cars |
svere92rlq91vs ⋄ |
Toyota Corolla 12th generation; E210 |
sverg |
mid-size cars; large family cars; D-segment large cars |
sverh |
executive cars; full-size cars; E-segment executive cars |
sveri |
full-size luxury cars; luxury saloon cars; F-segment luxury cars |
sverm |
multi-purpose cars; MPV; minivans; M-segment multi-purpose cars |
sverq |
sport utility vehicles; SUVs; off-road cars; J-segment sport utility cars |
sverqi |
mini SUVs |
sverqm |
compact SUVs |
sverqs |
mid-size SUVs |
sverqu |
full-size SUVs |
svers |
sport coupés; S-segment sport coupés |
sversc |
convertibles; cabriolets |
sversr |
roadsters; sports cars |
sverss |
supercars; exotic cars |
svet |
trucks |
svi |
trains; railway vehicles ← sts railroads ≈ DDC 385 |
svif |
funiculars |
svig |
cog railways; rack railways |
svir |
trams; streetcars or trolleys |
sviu |
rapid transits; heavy rails; metros; subways; tubes; U-Bahn; underground |
svl |
vessels; watercrafts ← js fresh water systems jy seas ≈ DDC 386 387 |
svlb |
boats |
svlh |
ships |
svm |
submarines ← jy seas |
svr |
aircrafts ← hU7t atmosphere ≈ DDC 387 |
svre |
aerostats |
svrp |
airplanes; aeroplanes; planes |
svrr |
rotorcrafts; rotary-wing aircrafts |
svrrh |
helicopters |
svs |
spacecrafts |
t |
services; consumption; tertiary sector ← j landforms m organisms u social groups ≈ DDC 600 |
t1 [] |
at stage |
t167 [] |
in season |
t2 [] |
in facility; infrastructure |
t3 [] |
by special tool; equipment; utensil; instrument |
t32 [] |
made in region of production |
t32p |
China |
t33 [] |
provided by worker |
t35 [] |
run by organization |
t35a |
private |
t35g |
association |
t35o |
corporation |
t35t |
government; public institution |
t36 [] |
for customer; patron; consumer |
t365 [] |
for patron organization |
t37 [] |
using tool; equipment; device |
t4 [] |
failure |
t5 [] |
operation |
t59 |
service process |
t59r |
delivery |
t59s |
store; warehouse |
t59t |
exposition |
t59w |
customer service |
t6 [] |
service property |
t69 |
conforming to regulation; guideline; technical norm; standard procedure ← u6 precept |
t69g |
sustainable; green; ecological ← ny ecosystems |
t69i |
partially sustainable; integrated |
t69p |
typical regional production |
t69q |
quality certification; management; certification |
t7 [] |
special material |
t75 [] |
division; compartment; branch |
t75m ⋄ |
management |
t76 [] |
by factor of production; resource; input |
t79 [] |
special resource |
t8 |
access |
t88 [] |
for $; USD price |
t8b |
free of charge |
t8h |
paid; charged ← tq7 money |
t9 [] |
service kind |
t90 |
for function |
t90sh ⋄ |
health care |
t90xm ⋄ |
music |
t91 [] |
of; since time |
t92 [] |
of; of maker based in region |
t94 [] |
dealing with pest; disease; problem |
t95 [] |
working by technology |
t957 [] |
powered by energy source |
t96 [] |
for beneficiary |
t97 [] |
of; specialized in goods sector |
t975 [] |
in; specialized in service sector |
t98 [] |
of kind |
t988 [] |
of kind measure |
tbWe |
hospitality industry |
tb |
restaurants; food services ← sb food products |
tb97befi |
pizza pizzeria |
tbe |
catering |
tbk |
take-out; carry-out; to-go; takeaway; grab-n-go;
parcel |
tbo |
cafeterias; canteens |
tbp |
coffee bars; coffee shops; cafés |
tbr |
family-style restaurants |
tbu |
full-service restaurants; FSRs; fine dining restaurants |
td |
lodging ← sn buildings |
tdd |
home; dwelling; residing; living |
tde |
rented houses |
tdeg |
guesthouses; bed and breakfast; B&B |
tds |
hostels |
tdt |
hotels |
tdti |
inns |
tdtm |
motels |
te |
cleaning |
te3 |
by cleaning equipment |
te3b |
brush |
te3g |
sponge |
te3m |
washing machine |
teh |
washing |
tehl |
laundry |
ter |
drying |
tf |
personal adornment ← oss social interactions |
tf33 |
by tailor; dressmaker |
tf76 [] |
made of textile; fabric; cloth; material ≈ DDC 646 685 687 |
tf76nvl |
leather |
tf76nw |
wool |
tfh |
haircut ← mU7xh human hair |
tfh2k |
hair salon |
tfj |
fingernail modification |
tfm |
makeup; cosmetics |
tfm2k |
beauty salon |
tfn |
body painting |
tfo |
body modification |
tfop |
body piercing |
tfot |
tattoos |
tg |
personal services |
tgc |
childcare ← u7i children |
tge |
elderly care ← u7v old people |
tgs |
spas |
tgx |
sexual services ← osm mating |
th |
healthcare; health services; healing; medical treatments; assistance; therapies [medicine] ← mU4 human disease ≈ DDC 610 |
th2 |
assistance place |
th2b |
outside |
th2d |
patient home |
th2f |
physician's office; doctor's office |
th2g |
gymnasium; gym |
th2h |
hospital |
th2he |
emergency room |
th2i |
clinic |
th2n |
nursing home; skilled nursing facility; SNF; rest home |
th2s |
hospice |
th3 |
by medical equipment |
th33 |
by assistant; physician; doctor; nurse |
th3d |
diagnostic equipment |
th3de |
stethoscope |
th3dl |
medical ultrasound |
th3dm |
magnetic resonance imaging; MRI |
th3dp |
positron emission tomography; PET |
th3dt |
CT scan |
th3dx |
X-ray machines |
th3i |
medical monitors |
th3ib |
blood pressure control |
th3ic |
electrocardiography; ECG |
th3ie |
electroencephalography; EEG |
th3l |
life support equipment |
th3le |
medical ventilators |
th3lh |
heart-lung machines |
th3li |
incubators |
th3lm |
ECMO; ECLS |
th3ln |
anaesthetic machines |
th3ls |
dialysis machines |
th3n |
treatment equipment |
th3ni |
infusion pumps |
th3nl |
medical lasers |
th3r |
medical laboratory equipment |
th3t |
physical therapy machines |
th5 |
healing stage |
th5b |
prevention |
th5c |
check up |
th5d |
first aid; rescue |
th5e |
physical examination |
th5f |
laboratory examination; test |
th5i |
diagnosis |
th5p |
prognosis; prospect |
th5r |
prescription |
th5t |
treatment |
th6 |
medical tradition; school; approach |
th6d |
ayurveda ← uyi Ancient India |
th6f |
Siddha medicine |
th6i |
traditional Tibetan medicine ← uyjb Tibetan civilization |
th6j |
traditional Chinese medicine; TCM ← uykc Chinese civilization |
th6jp |
acupuncture |
th6k |
traditional Korean medicine ← uykk Korean civilization |
th6s |
allopathic medicine; biomedicine; Hyppocratic tradition ← uyw modern Western civilization |
th6u |
herbalism; herbal medicine; phytotherapy [herbology; botanical medicine] ← mp plants |
th6w |
osteopathy; osteopathic medicine ← mU7q human skeleton |
th6x |
alternative medicine; complementary medicine |
th6xh |
homeopathy; homoeopathy |
th6xn |
natural medicine; naturopathic medicine; naturopathy |
th7 |
by drug; pharmaceutical; medication; medicine ≈ DDC 615 |
th70 |
by therapy |
th70mp |
plants |
th70mq |
animals |
th70mqUh |
horses hippotherapy |
th70xm |
music music therapy |
th7d |
alimentary and metabolic drugs ← mq7d digestive organs |
th7db |
stomatological preparations |
th7dc |
drugs for acid related disorders |
th7de |
anabolic agents for systemic use |
th7dg |
drugs for functional gastrointestinal disorders |
th7dh |
antiemetics and antinauseants |
th7di |
bile and liver therapy |
th7dk |
drugs for constipation |
th7dn |
antidiarrheals, intestinal agents |
th7do |
antiobesity preparations |
th7dq |
digestives |
th7ds |
drugs used in diabetes |
th7dt |
vitamins |
th7du |
mineral supplements |
th7dv |
tonics |
th7dx |
appetite stimulants |
th7e |
respiratory drugs ← mq7e respiratory organs |
th7eg |
cough and cold preparations |
th7eh |
antihistamines for systemic use |
th7i |
cardiovascular drugs ← mq7i circulatory organs |
th7ic |
cardiac drugs |
th7ie |
antihypertensives |
th7ig |
diuretics |
th7ii |
peripheral vasodilators |
th7ik |
vasoprotectives |
th7il |
beta blocking agents |
th7in |
calcium channel blockers |
th7ip |
lipid modifying agents |
th7ir |
agents acting on the renin-angiotensin system |
th7j |
blood drugs ← mq7j blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
th7jb |
antithrombotic agents |
th7jh |
antihemorrhagics |
th7jn |
antianemic preparations |
th7l |
systemic hormonal preparations ← mq7l glands |
th7n |
neurological drugs ← mq7n nervous system |
th7ne |
anesthetics |
th7ng |
analgesics |
th7o |
sensory drugs ← mq7o sense organs |
th7q |
antiparasitic products, insecticides and repellent |
th7r |
musculo-skeletal drugs ← mq7q skeleton mq7r muscles |
th7ri |
anti-inflammatory and antirheumatic products |
th7s |
genito-urinary drugs ← mq7s reproductive organs mq7u urinary organs |
th7t |
antiinfectives for systemic use |
th7tb |
antibacterials |
th7tbi |
antibiotic |
th7tm |
antimycotics |
th7to |
antimycobacterials |
th7tv |
antivirals |
th7tx |
vaccines |
th7u |
antineoplastic and immunomodulating agents |
th7v |
immunotherapy; biological therapy |
th7vt |
activation immunotherapy |
th7vu |
suppression immunotherapy |
th7x |
dermatological drugs ← mq7x skin |
th90v(7b) |
occupational therapy |
th90xw |
sport medicine |
th94 [] |
healing condition; disease; infirmity |
th942 [] |
with concurrent concomitant condition |
th943 [] |
caused by organic pathogen |
th9430 |
caused by pathogen |
th946 [] |
showing symptom; clinical or laboratory finding |
th947 [] |
complicated by complication; sequela; secondary effect |
th94b |
wellness; well-being; quality of life |
th94h |
haemodynamic disorders |
th94hi |
ischaemia |
th94i |
immunological disorders [immunology] |
th94ipl ⋄ |
allergy |
th94ipl9430 |
caused by allergene |
th94n |
neoplasia |
th94nr |
cancer [oncology] |
th96 [] |
for patient ≈ DDC 618 |
th96Xx |
male |
th96Xy |
female |
th96d |
childbirth [obstetrics; midwifery] |
th96e |
newborn [neonatology] |
th96i |
children [pediatrics] |
th96p |
adults |
th96px |
men |
th96py |
women |
th96r |
old people; elderly; seniors [geriatrics; gerontology] |
th97 [] |
of treated part |
th97d |
digestive system [gastroenterology] |
th97dbt |
teeth [dentistry] |
th97e |
respiratory system [pneumology] |
th97i |
circulation [cardiology] |
th97ih |
heart |
th97j |
blood, immune and lymphatic systems |
th97jb |
blood [haematology] |
th97jl |
lymphatic system |
th97l |
endocrine system [endocrinology] |
th97n |
nervous system [neurology] |
th97o |
eye and ear |
th97oe |
eye [ophthalmology] |
th97oh |
ear [otology; otorhinolaryngology] |
th97r |
musculoskeletal system [orthopedics] |
th97s |
reproductive system [gynecology; andrology] |
th97u |
urinary system [nephrology] |
th97x |
skin [dermatology] |
th98 [] |
severity |
th988 [] |
APACHE scoring system |
thc |
medical advice; consultation |
the |
physical exercise prescription |
thef |
flexibility exercises |
thefs |
stretching |
thei |
aerobic exercises |
theik |
walking ← omk terrestrial locomotion |
theis |
running |
theisj |
jogging |
then |
anaerobic exercises |
thene |
weight training |
thens |
sprinting |
thg |
massage; rubdown |
thh |
physical therapy |
thi |
diet prescription |
thl |
drug administering; pharmacological therapy [pharmacology] ← th7 drug |
thlc |
oral intake; consumption |
thlh |
suppository insertion |
thlj |
injection; shot; hype |
thlp |
drip; phleboclysis |
thn |
nursing |
thni |
illness and disability support |
thq |
emergency services; rescue services |
thqb |
ambulances; emergency medical service |
thqf |
fire and rescue services; firefighters |
thr |
non-critical hospitalization |
ths |
intensive care; critical care |
tht |
resuscitation |
thu |
surgery |
thy |
mental health care; psychotherapy [psychiatry; applied psychology] ← p4 mental disorder |
thy6Df |
psychoanalysis; Freudian psychology |
thy6Dh |
hypnotherapy ← pli trance |
thy94D [] |
against mental disorder |
thyg |
group therapy; group psychotherapy |
tj |
welfare; social services; assistance ≈ DDC 361 |
tje |
unemployment support ← v7bp |
tjr |
veteran support ← tm combat |
tk |
funeral services; death care |
tk2h |
funeral homes |
tk2m |
cemeteries; burial grounds; gravesites; graveyards; necropolis |
tkb |
burial; internment |
tkbb |
natural burial; green burial |
tkbe |
embalming; mummification |
tkbs |
shroud burial |
tkbv |
vault burial |
tke |
cremation |
tl |
prisons; penitentiaries; detention centres; jails; gaols; correctional facilities; remand centres |
tl36Xy |
women's prisons |
tl36l |
youth detention facilities |
tl90sm |
military prisons; prisoner-of-war camps |
tl90t |
political prisons |
tm |
combat; fight; defense |
tm37 |
by weapon ≈ DDC 683 |
tm370d |
waves radiological weapon |
tm370f |
chemical substances chemical weapon |
tm370l |
organisms biological weapon |
tm37b |
trauma weapon |
tm37eg |
guns |
tmd |
hand-to-hand combat |
tmdl |
melee; pell-mell |
tmm |
military combat |
tmmc |
combat roles |
tmmci |
infantry; foot soldiers |
tmmf |
combat support roles |
tmmj |
combat service support roles |
tms |
security |
tq |
markets; exchange |
tq2 |
in marketplace |
tq2e |
market square |
tq2h |
market hall |
tq2k |
bazaar; souk |
tq2w |
e-commerce; Internet market; online market |
tq33 |
by salesman; clerk; assistant |
tq35 |
from selling organization |
tq36 |
to buyer |
tq365 |
to buying organization |
tq5d |
trade; commerce [marketing] ≈ DDC 381 |
tq5db |
gift |
tq5dk |
barter |
tq5dl |
loan |
tq5dr |
rent |
tq5ds |
sale |
tq5j |
saving |
tq5m |
investment |
tq5n |
banking ← vq financial institutions |
tq5ni |
insurance |
tq7 |
in money |
tq70 |
in commodity money |
tq70rbmo |
gold |
tq72 [] |
in currency |
tq72b |
pound sterlings; GBP; £ |
tq72c |
euros; EUR |
tq72ezs |
Swiss francs; CHF; Fr |
tq72p |
yuans; Chinese yuan; renminbi; CNY |
tq72r |
yens; Japanese yen; JPY |
tq72s |
Australian dollars; AUD; A$ |
tq72t |
Canadian dollars; CAD; C$ |
tq72v |
US dollars; USD; $ |
tq7e |
representative money; token coins [exonumia] |
tq7h |
cash; fiat money ← vqc central banks |
tq7hc |
coins |
tq7hn |
banknotes; bill; paper money; notes [notaphily] |
tq7m |
commercial bank money ← vqb banks |
tq7mc |
cheque; check |
tq7mr |
credit card |
tq88 |
for $ price |
tq9 |
economic system ≈ DDC 339 |
tq90 |
of commodity |
tq97 |
of good commodity |
tq975 |
of service commodity |
tq9b |
domestic economies; internal consumption |
tq9c |
reciprocity economies; symmetrical exchange |
tq9g |
redistribution economies; centralized exchange |
tq9k |
market economies |
tq9kf |
feudal systems |
tq9kp |
capitalism |
tq9kpl |
laissez-faire |
tq9m |
mixed economies; compromise systems |
tq9mm |
mercantilism; mercantile systems |
tq9mq |
liberalism |
tq9mr |
dirigisme |
tq9p |
planned economies; hands-on systems |
tq9pc |
socialism ≈ DDC 335 |
tq9pcc |
communism |
tq9t |
participatory economies |
tqd |
itinerant peddlers |
tqe |
retail shops |
tqe975h(7) |
pharmacies; drugstores; chemists |
tqe97b |
grocery stores; food shops |
tqek |
retail markets |
tqes |
retail stores; supermarkets |
tqesi |
discount stores |
tqeu |
malls; shopping centres |
tqi |
auctions |
tql |
wholesale markets |
tqr |
trade fairs; trade shows; trade expositions |
tqu |
financial markets |
tquc |
stock markets |
tquo |
bond markets |
ts |
waste disposal |
tsd |
landfills; tips, rubbish dumps, garbage dumps, dumping grounds |
tsi |
incineration plants |
tt |
logistics; transportation ← osi moving ≈ DDC 629 |
tt6c |
cargo; freight transportation |
tt6m |
post; postal service; mail ≈ DDC 383 |
tt6r |
private transportation ← px persons |
tt6s |
bus; omnibus; multibus; autobuses; passengers collective transportation |
tt6t |
taxicab; taxi; cab; single passengers transportation |
tt90 |
of good |
tu |
media; means of communication; information exchange [information and communication technology; ICT] ← ou communication q language |
tu34 |
interacting with user |
tu34X |
somebody |
tu6 [] |
communication property |
tu7 [] |
part; component |
tu9 |
document type; format |
tu90 |
conveying content |
tu9a |
oral reports; testimonies; oral knowledge ← q7s speaking |
tu9c |
pictures; depictions; still images; graphics |
tu9cd |
drawings |
tu9cp |
photographs |
tu9d |
diagrams |
tu9dc |
logical diagrams; conceptual diagrams |
tu9dce |
tree diagrams |
tu9dcg |
network diagrams |
tu9dcl |
flowcharts |
tu9dcn |
Venn diagrams |
tu9dq |
quantitative diagrams |
tu9dqh |
histograms |
tu9dqk |
bar graphs |
tu9dqp |
pie charts |
tu9dqt |
scatter plots |
tu9dqu |
function graphs |
tu9ds |
schematic diagrams |
tu9f |
models; 3D copies |
tu9fc |
casts |
tu9g |
maps ← j landforms |
tu9i |
written texts ← q7w writing |
tu9id |
diaries |
tu9il |
letters |
tu9ir |
forms |
tu9it |
tables |
tu9n |
sound records ← g5n sound |
tu9o |
videos; moving images |
tu9ob |
silent videos |
tu9q |
multisensory medias; immersive experiences |
tu9sWt |
realia; 3D objects |
tu9s |
specimen; sample |
tu9t |
find; exhibit |
tuc |
petroglyphs; carving; engraving |
tuce |
petrographs; pictographs |
tueWi |
handwritten documents; manuscripts s.s. |
tue |
tablets |
tufWh |
scrolls; rolls |
tuf |
vellum |
tug |
papyrus |
tuh |
parchments |
tui |
codices; handwritten books ≈ DDC 091 |
tuk |
printed paper [bibliology p.p.; descriptive bibiography] ← rep paper ≈ DDC 686 |
tuk82 [] |
high cm height |
tuk83D [] |
long p. number of pages |
tukb |
printed books; bound paper ≈ DDC 002 094 |
tukbb |
incunabula ≈ DDC 093 |
tukd |
brochures; depliants; flyers; feuilles |
tuke |
leaflets |
tuki |
dossiers |
tukp |
posters |
tum |
films |
tumf |
microfilms |
tump |
photographic slides; transparencies; reversal films |
tumq |
slideshows; diaporamas |
tumv |
movies; moving pictures; motion pictures |
tup |
phonographs; gramophones; vinyl records |
tuq |
magnetic tapes |
tuqs |
compact cassettes |
tuqv |
VHS; video home system |
tusWv |
telecommunication |
tus |
broadcasting |
tusb |
public address systems |
tusr |
radio |
tust |
television; TV |
tut |
telephones |
tutc |
cable telephones |
tutm |
mobile phones ← tuu computing |
tutm36 ⋄ |
suitable for user class |
tutm36v |
old people |
tuts |
smartphones |
tuu |
computing; computers [computer science] ≈ DDC 004 005 006 |
tuu6 |
computer property |
tuu6o |
open source |
tuu7hWo |
hardware |
tuu7i |
input devices |
tuu7ib |
keyboard |
tuu7im |
mouse |
tuu7is |
scanner |
tuu7m |
memory storage |
tuu7mf |
floppy disk |
tuu7mfb |
8 inch floppy disk |
tuu7mfd |
5 1/4 inch floppy disk |
tuu7mff |
3 1/2 inch floppy disk |
tuu7mg |
zip disk |
tuu7mh |
hard disk; HD |
tuu7mi |
compact disk; CD |
tuu7mj |
digital video disk; DVD |
tuu7mp |
USB stick; pen |
tuu7o |
output devices |
tuu7oe |
screen; monitor |
tuu7op |
printer |
tuu7ov |
virtual reality; VR; augmented reality; AR |
tuu7s |
software |
tuu7se |
operating systems |
tuu7sp |
application software |
tuu7t |
data ← yl |
tuu7tb |
databases |
tuut |
artificial intelligence; AI |
tuv |
computer networks [telematics] |
tuv6 |
network property |
tuv6l |
cloud computing |
tuv7 |
network part |
tuv7e |
server |
tuv7g |
router |
tuv7i |
client |
tuvU |
the Internet; the Net |
tuvb |
LAN; local area networks |
tuvc |
WAN; wide area networks |
tuve |
e-mail; electronic mail |
tuvel |
electronic mailing lists |
tuvf |
FTP; file transfer protocol |
tuvl |
telnet |
tuvp |
Gopher |
tuvq |
World Wide Web; the Web; WWW; websites |
tuvqf |
Web forums |
tuvqh |
webchats; Web chat sites |
tuvqk |
wikis |
tuvqo |
blogs; weblogs |
tuvqs |
social network systems; SNS |
tuvt |
Internet of things |
tuvv |
distributed ledgers; shared ledgers |
tuvvl |
blockchains |
tv |
cultural services; documentation services; GLAM ← y scholarship |
tv70 |
of specimen ← tu9s specimen |
tv77 [] |
of media |
tv77kb |
books |
tv97 [] |
specialized in discipline; field |
tve |
interpreting and translation services |
tvh |
archives [archive science] ← tu media |
tviWl |
library and information services [library and information science; LIS] ≈ DDC 020 |
tvi |
information services [information science; documentation] |
tvl |
libraries [library science] ← yl |
tvl90swu |
academic; university |
tvli |
public libraries |
tvln |
national libraries ← ut ethnic groups |
tvln92d |
France BNCF |
tvln92fb |
Florence BNCF |
tvln92fn |
Rome BNCR |
tvls |
special libraries |
tvm |
exhibitions |
tvme |
temporary exhibitions |
tvmf |
serial exhibitions |
tvmn |
botanical gardens ← mp plants |
tvmo |
zoos; zoological gardens ← mq animals |
tvmr |
galleries ← xf paintings |
tvmu |
museums [museology] ≈ DDC 069 |
tvr |
digital repositories; digital libraries ← tuvU the Internet |
tw |
schools; education services; teaching [didactics; pedagogy] ← y scholarship |
tw2 |
in education facility |
tw2d |
home |
tw2r |
classroom |
tw2w |
online; distance learning; e-learning |
tw2wm |
MOOC; massive open online course |
twn |
nursery schools; preschools; play schools; creches ← u7i children |
twp |
primary schools; elementary schools; grade schools ← u7i children ≈ DDC 372 |
tws |
secondary schools; high schools ← u7l adolescents ≈ DDC 373 |
twsl |
lower secondary schools |
twsu |
upper secondary schools |
twu |
universities ← u7n youth ≈ DDC 378 |
twu2wm |
MOOC OpenCourseWare |
twu92begu ⋄ |
Oxford |
twu92fkl ⋄ |
Bologna |
twug |
undergraduate degree schools; bachelor |
twum |
master schools |
twup |
doctorate schools; Ph.D. |
twuq |
post-doc schools |
twx |
adult schools; adult education centres; folk high schools lifelong learning ← u7p adults ≈ DDC 374 |
tx |
academies; research organizations |
tx92d ⋄ |
CNRS; Centre national de la recherche scientifique |
tx92f ⋄ |
CNR; Consiglio nazionale delle ricerche |
uWv |
societies; sociofacts [social sciences] |
uWy |
culture; civilization [human sciences; humanities] |
u |
social groups; civil society; complex society; institutions; people [sociology] ← q language oss social interactions ≈ DDC 300 |
u09i |
public choice theory |
u09k |
social exchange theory |
u09kf |
affect theory of social change |
u09l |
justice theory |
u09n |
identity theory |
u09o |
social identity theory |
u09p |
theory of comparative processes |
u09r |
elementary theory |
u09s |
expectations, status, and behavior theories |
u09t |
status construction theories |
u09x |
feminism |
u09y |
legitimacy theory |
u35 [] |
led by leader |
u36 [] |
for beneficiary; social group |
u4 |
troubled by social issue; problem |
u43 [] |
perturbed by rebel; insurgent; mutinous |
u46 [] |
discouraging deviance; sin; vice |
u46e |
envy |
u46k |
lust |
u46l |
gluttony; attachment |
u46m |
pride |
u46n |
wrath |
u46o |
greed; selfishness; egoism |
u46q |
sloth; acedia |
u46w |
blasphemy |
u46x |
infidelity |
u4d |
discord; disagreement |
u4p |
prejudice; discrimination; marginalization |
u4pc |
male chauvinism; antifeminism ← u7Xy female |
u4pg |
ageism; agism ← u7v old people |
u4pr |
racism ← ut ethnic groups |
u4q |
inequality |
u4s |
bullying |
u5 |
social event; social dynamics ← cp occurrents |
u5c |
visit |
u5ct |
tourism |
u5e |
meeting; convention |
u5er |
reunion |
u5i |
party |
u5id |
ball; dance party ← xn dances |
u5r |
human migration ← n5m animal migration ≈ DDC 325 |
u5u |
pressure; lobbying |
u5us |
political statements |
u5usm |
mass demonstrations |
u6 |
precept; value; virtue; convention; code; moral behaviour; mores ← p6 desire |
u60 |
prioritizing life aspect |
u60m |
physical well-being; hedonism |
u60p |
mental well-being |
u60r |
spirituality |
u60t |
social relationships |
u60tb |
individualism |
u60tf |
family |
u60to |
collectivism |
u60u |
wealth |
u60v |
power |
u60w |
objects; fetishism; consumerism |
u60x |
arts |
u60y |
knowledge |
u6d |
devotion to family ← osp parental cares ≈ DDC 173 |
u6e |
gratitude |
u6g |
sincerity; truth ← ai statements |
u6h |
honesty; loyalty; fairness |
u6i |
bravery; courage |
u6j |
fertility ← n populations ≈ DDC 176 |
u6k |
chastity ← osm mating ≈ DDC 176 |
u6l |
moderation; temperance; sobriety; abstemiousness; baldness |
u6m |
humility |
u6n |
patience |
u6o |
altruism; charity; generosity; goodness ← pev love ≈ DDC 177 |
u6p |
diligence; good manners |
u6pe |
etiquette |
u6pi |
tidiness |
u6pl |
cleanliness |
u6pm |
locomotion rules ← omkt gaits |
u6po |
courtesy |
u6pp |
punctuality |
u6pr |
righteousness |
u6pw |
conversational rules [proxemics] ← q language |
u6q |
duty |
u6r |
respect for others' property ← ud |
u6s |
human rights |
u6t |
wellness; well-being |
u6u |
beauty; aesthetics ≈ DDC 175 |
u6w |
piety; religiosity; reverence ≈ DDC 179 |
u6x |
faith ← wt faiths |
u6xs |
salvation; after-death |
u7 |
age group |
u70 [] |
occupied in job; occupation |
u70ri ⋄ |
fishing fishers |
u70rl ⋄ |
farming farmers |
u70rt ⋄ |
industrial plant industrial workers |
u70sr ⋄ |
retail shop retailers |
u70x |
art artists |
u73 [] |
wealth class ← v7 department |
u73f |
poor |
u73q |
middle class; wealthy |
u73u |
rich |
u74 [] |
having ill organ |
u748 [] |
health condition |
u748c |
healthy |
u748m |
ill; disabled |
u74ih |
heart cardiopathic |
u74oe |
eyes blind |
u74oh |
ears deaf |
u75 [] |
literacy class ← tw schools |
u75f |
uneducated; ignorant |
u75u |
learned |
u76 [] |
adhering to |
u76s ⋄ |
Judaism Jew |
u76u ⋄ |
Islam Muslim |
u77 [] |
members' skin colour |
u77b |
white skin |
u77f |
olive skin |
u77i |
dark brown skin black |
u79 |
class; social role; power group |
u796 [] |
members' sexual orientation |
u796e |
heterosexual |
u796o |
homosexual |
u79b |
slaves |
u79d |
powerless; subordinated people; serves |
u79m |
middle class; freemen |
u79w |
powerful; elite |
u79y |
aristocracy; nobles; nobility |
u7XX |
gender ← pi gender identities |
u7Xx |
male; masculine |
u7Xy |
female; feminine |
u7d |
being born ← m5e respiration |
u7e |
infants; babies; newborn ← mU8e human infant |
u7i |
children ← mU8i children |
u7ix |
male children |
u7iy |
female children |
u7l |
adolescents; kids ← mU8l kids |
u7lx |
boys |
u7ly |
girls |
u7n |
youth; young people ← mU8n young humans |
u7nx |
young men |
u7ny |
young women |
u7p |
adults ← mU8p adult humans |
u7px |
men; adult men |
u7py |
women; adult women |
u7v |
old people; third age ← mU8v old humans |
u7vx |
old men |
u7vy |
old women |
u7x |
dead people ← m8x dead |
u87 [] |
including fraction |
u87f |
minority |
u87f73s ⋄ |
Jewish minority |
u87u |
majority |
u9 |
decision structure |
u90 |
dealing with issue |
u91 [] |
formed in origin modern time |
u916 [] |
formed in origin pre-modern time |
u92 [] |
based in site; headquarters |
u922 [] |
based in region |
u925 [] |
including inhabitants of settling |
u925e |
peasants; rural people |
u925g |
burghers; urban people |
u93 [] |
of descent country |
u932 [] |
of descent region |
u95 [] |
ethnicity; language |
u95Uc |
Chinese |
u95Us |
Latin; Hispanic |
u96 [] |
following religion |
u9b |
informal; unplanned; open |
u9e |
competitive; ecological |
u9m |
matrix decision structure |
u9p |
peer-based |
u9pc |
committee-based |
u9pj |
jury-based |
u9s |
cross-functional; staff-and-expert based |
u9y |
authoritarian; hierarchical; pyramidal |
ub |
citizens; individuals; private sphere ← px persons |
uf |
families ← osm mating osp parental cares |
uf7 |
family components |
uf7i |
babies |
uf7p |
adults |
uf7v |
old people |
ufb |
matrifocal families |
ufj |
conjugal families; nuclear families |
ufjt |
blended families; stepfamilies |
ufk |
extended kinship families |
uft |
families of choice |
ug |
clans; lineages |
uj |
castes |
uj70 ⋄ |
of occupation |
un |
communities; groups |
ut |
ethnic groups; ethnicities |
ut73 |
members' religion |
ut73s |
Jews |
ut77 |
with members' skin colour |
ut77i ⋄ |
dark brown skin |
ut87f |
minority ethnic minorities |
ut87u |
majority |
ut91 |
formed in origin time |
ut92 |
of country |
ut92u ⋄ |
USA |
ut92x ⋄ |
Brazil |
ut93 |
originated from original region |
ut93ch ⋄ |
Parana basin |
ut93k ⋄ |
Africa |
ut95 |
identified by; sharing language background |
ut95Ut ⋄ |
Portuguese |
ut95Uw ⋄ |
Hebrew |
ut95e |
Indo-European languages |
ut95ecmr ⋄ |
Romani; Sinti; Gypsies |
ut95ed ⋄ |
Iranian languages |
ut95edmc ⋄ |
Parthian |
ut95edmk ⋄ |
Bactrian |
ut95eio ⋄ |
Occitan |
ut95eio92f87f ⋄ |
Occitan minority of Italy |
ut96 |
identified by; unified by religious background; ethnoreligious groups |
ut96s |
Judaism Jews |
ut96u |
Islam Muslims |
ut96ud |
Druze faith Druze |
utU |
traditional racial groupings; races |
utUc |
Negroids; Congoids; Africans; blacks ← jUk Africa |
utUe |
Caucasians; Caucasoids; Europids; whites ← jUj Eurasia |
utUm |
Mongoloids; yellows ← jUj Eurasia |
utUr |
Amerindians; reds ← jUf North America |
utUu |
Australoids; Malays; Australo-Melanesians ← jUu Australia |
uv |
peoples; nations |
uy |
civilizations [history] ≈ DDC 913 |
uyb |
Mesopotamian civilization ← jUjy Tigris & Euphrate basin ≈ DDC 935 |
uybe |
Sumer |
uybeb |
Ubaid period |
uybec |
Uruk period |
uybee |
Jemdet Nasr period |
uybeh |
Early Dynastic periods |
uybek |
Akkadian Empire period |
uybeo |
Gutian period |
uybeu |
Ur III period |
uybew |
Dynasty of Isin; Amorite states |
uybl |
Babylonia civilization |
uyblf |
First Babylonian dynasty; Amorite Dynasty |
uyblfh |
Empire of Hammurabi |
uyblk |
Kassite Dynasty |
uybln |
Native Rule; Second Dynasty of Isin |
uyblo |
Period of Chaos; 1026-911 BC |
uyblr |
Assyrian rule ← uybt Assyria |
uyblu |
Chaldean Era; Neo-Babylonian Empire period |
uyblx |
Persian Babylonia |
uybt |
Assyria; Assyrian Empire civilization |
uybtd |
Old Assyrian Empire |
uybtm |
Middle Assyrian Empire |
uybtt |
Neo-Assyrian Empire |
uyc |
Ancient Egypt ← jUkc Nile basin ≈ DDC 932 |
uycd |
Early Dynastic Period |
uycg |
Old Kingdom |
uyci |
1st Intermediate Period |
uycm |
Middle Kingdom |
uyco |
2nd Intermediate Period |
uycq |
New Kingdom |
uyct |
3rd Intermediate Period |
uycu |
Kushite Egypt |
uycw |
Twenty-sixth Dynasty of Egypt |
uyczk |
Kerma culture; Kerma kingdom ~2500-1500 BCE ← jUkc Nile basin |
uyczu |
Kingdom of Kush ~785 BCE-350 CE ← jUkc Nile basin |
uyd |
Canaan ← wts Judaism ≈ DDC 933 |
uydi |
Israelites |
uydt |
Second temple Judaism 516 BCE-70 CE |
uye |
Elam; Elamites; Susiana |
uyg |
Achaemenid civilization; Iranian civilization |
uyi |
Ancient India; Hindu and Buddhist civilizations ← wtc Vedic Brahmanism wtd Hinduism wth Buddhism ≈ DDC 934 |
uyie |
Pre-Harappan; Mehrgarh |
uyih |
Indus Valley Civilization; Harappan Civilization ← jUjx Indus basin |
uyihe |
Early Harappan; Mughal; Kenoyer |
uyihm |
Mature Harappan |
uyiht |
Late Harappan |
uyik |
Vedic Period |
uyiq |
Second Urbanisation |
uyit |
Pre-Classical Indian period |
uyiu |
Gupta Empire; Golden Age |
uyiw |
Late-Classical Indian period |
uyj |
central Asian civilization |
uyjb |
Tibetan civilization ← wths Lamaism |
uyjbg |
Zhangzhung |
uyjbj |
Yarlung Dynasty |
uyjbm |
Tibetan Empire period |
uyjbo |
Era of Fragmentation |
uyjbr |
Tibetan Renaissance |
uyjbt |
Tibet under Yuan rule |
uyjbu |
Phagmodrupa Dynasty |
uyjbv |
Rinpungpa Dynasty |
uyjbw |
Tsangpa Dynasty |
uyjbx |
Ganden Phodrang |
uyjby |
recent Tibet |
uyjbyq |
Tibet under Qing rule |
uyjm |
Turkic and Mongol civilizations |
uyjmm |
Mongol Empire civilization |
uyk |
East Asian civilizations |
uykc |
Chinese civilization ← jUjp Huang He basin jUjq Yangtze basin ≈ DDC 931 |
uykcc |
Xia dynasty |
uykcd |
Shang dynasty |
uykce |
Zhou dynasty |
uykcf |
Spring and Autumn period |
uykcg |
Warring States period |
uykci |
Qin dynasty |
uykcj |
Han dynasty |
uykck |
Three Kingdoms |
uykcl |
Jin dynasty |
uykcm |
Northern and Southern dynasties |
uykcn |
Sui dynasty |
uykco |
Tang dynasty |
uykcp |
Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms |
uykcq |
Song, Liao, Jin, and Western Xia dynasties |
uykcr |
Yuan dynasty |
uykct |
Ming dynasty |
uykcu |
Qing dynasty |
uykcv |
Republic of China |
uykcw |
People's Republic of China |
uykk |
Korean civilization ← jUjozf Han basin |
uykn |
Vietnamese civilization |
uykp |
Japanese civilization ← jUx Kyushu jUy Honshu |
uykpd |
Jōmon period |
uykpe |
Yayoi period |
uykpf |
Kofun period 250-538 CE |
uykpg |
Asuka period 538-710 CE |
uykph |
Nara period 710-794 CE |
uykpi |
Heian period 794-1185 CE |
uykpk |
Kamakura period 1185-1333 CE |
uykpl |
Muromachi period 1333-1568 CE |
uykpm |
Azuchi–Momoyama period 1568-1600 CE |
uykpn |
Edo period 1568-1600 CE |
uykpo |
Meiji period 1868-1912 CE |
uykpp |
Taishō period 1912-1926 CE |
uykpq |
Shōwa period 1926-1989 CE |
uykpr |
Heisei period 1989- CE |
uyl |
civilizations of South East Asia |
uylc |
Funan and Chen-la |
uylg |
Angkor Cambodia |
uylm |
Champas |
uylt |
Sri Vijaya, Singhasari and Majapahit |
uylu |
Burmese, Thai and Lao |
uyn |
New World civilizations |
uync |
Norte Chico; Caral-Supe |
uyne |
Olmec |
uynh |
Toltec |
uynk |
Aztec civilization |
uynm |
Maya civilization |
uynn |
Inca |
uynp |
Zapotec |
uyr |
Mediterranean civilization of the Classical period |
uyre |
Phoenicia |
uyrg |
Minoan civilization ← jUizr Crete |
uyrh |
Hellenic civilization; ancient Greece ← jUe Cuba ≈ DDC 938 |
uyrhc |
Archaic Greece 750-500 BC |
uyrhl |
Classical Greece 500-323 BC |
uyrhn |
Hellenistic Greece 323-146 BC |
uyrr |
ancient Rome civilization ← jUjgzn Tevere basin ≈ DDC 937 |
uyrrk |
Roman Kingdom civilization |
uyrrr |
Roman Republic civilization |
uyrrt |
Roman Empire civilization |
uyrrtb |
Augustus empire 27 BCE-14 CE |
uyrrtc |
Julio-Claudian Dynasty 14-68 CE |
uyrrtf |
Flavian dynasty 69-96 CE |
uyrrtg |
Five Good Emperors 96-180 CE |
uyrrth |
Commodus and the Year of the Five Emperors 180-193 CE |
uyrrti |
Severan dynasty 193-235 CE |
uyrrtj |
Crisis of the Third Century 235-184 CE |
uyrrtl |
Diocletian and the Tetrarchy 284-301 CE |
uyrrtn |
Constantinian dynasty 305-363 CE |
uyrrtp |
Valentinian dynasty 364-392 CE |
uyrrtt |
Theodosian dynasty 379-457 CE |
uysm |
Byzantine civilization; Byzantium ← wttd Orthodoxes tyrrt |
uyt |
Medieval civilizations [Medieval history] |
uytc |
Islamic Golden Age ~800-1258 CE ← wtu Islam |
uytg |
Georgian and Armenian civilizations |
uyth |
Western Christendom; Holy Roman Empire civilization ← wtth Roman Catholicism |
uyto |
Ottoman civilization ← wtu Islam tysm |
uytr |
Russian civilization |
uyu |
Sahelian kingdoms civilization ≈ DDC 960 |
uyug |
Ghana empire civilization; Awkar ~700-1240 CE |
uyum |
Mali empire civilization; Manden Kurufaba 1230-1670 CE |
uyut |
Songhai empire civilization 1464-1592 CE |
uyv |
civilizations of south-Sahelian empires 15th-19th centuries ≈ DDC 960 |
uyvw |
Great Zimbabwe civilization; Mutapa empire civilization 1450-1629 CE |
uyw |
modern Western civilization; Occidental culture; Modern Era [modern history] ← jUj Eurasia rt chemicals ≈ DDC 940 970 |
uywd |
Age of Discovery; Age of Exploration ~1400-1800 CE ← ttlh |
uywn |
Age of Enlightenment; Age of Reason; scientific revolution ← ysg human geography |
uywni |
Industrial Revolution ~1760-1870 ← rt chemicals |
uywo |
Belle Époque 1871-1914 CE |
uywp |
World War I; First World War; WWI; WW1 1914-1918 CE |
uywq |
Interwar period 1918-1939 CE |
uywr |
World War II; Second World War; WWII; WW2 1939-1945 CE |
uyws |
Post-War Era; Postmodernity 1945- CE [contemporary history] |
uywsc |
Cold War 1945-1991 CE |
uywsd |
Information Age; Computer Age; Digital Age; New Media Age ← tuu computing |
v |
organizations; formal organisations; legal entities; juridical persons; owners [law; administration] ← p6 desire s goods ≈ DDC 330 |
v17 [] |
in fiscal year; financial; budget year |
v2 |
scale |
v27 [] |
in region |
v2l |
local |
v2r |
regional |
v2t |
national |
v2v |
international |
v3 |
owing asset; property; estate |
v31 [] |
derived from previous organization |
v33 [] |
founded by founder |
v34 [] |
dealing with; relations with; trading with partner organization; related organization |
v343 [] |
influenced by dominant polity |
v349 [] |
cooperating with; allied with cooperating polity |
v34f7ve ⋄ |
Italian embassy |
v35 [] |
ruled by; governed by ruler |
v35auvjp |
Sejong the Great |
v35kgeh |
George Washington |
v35tdoc |
Angela Merkel |
v38 [] |
budgeting $/y budget |
v383 [] |
plus $ asset; income; price |
v384 [] |
minus $ liability; expenditure; cost |
v38pp ⋄ |
one hundred dollars; USD 100.00 |
v39 |
hierarchical role |
v39a |
head; leader; chief; president; first-rank officer |
v39b |
vice officer; second-rank officer |
v39c |
third-rank officer |
v39d |
fourth-rank officer |
v39e |
fifth-rank officer |
v39s |
basic rank |
v3b |
labour; labor; producers; workers; human resources ← px persons ≈ DDC 331 |
v3bb |
volunteering |
v3bc |
housework |
v3bf |
slavery |
v3bg |
unfree labour |
v3bh |
wage slavery |
v3bp |
employment; wage labour; job; occupation |
v3bv |
consulting |
v3d |
natural resources; land ≈ DDC 333 |
v3eWs |
real capital; capital assets |
v3iWs |
capital goods; means of production |
v3i |
fixed capital |
v3id |
land; arable land; land control ← j landforms rl |
v3ik |
buildings capital ← sn buildings |
v3ip |
plants ← r raw materials |
v3iq |
equipments ← r raw materials |
v3m |
movables; movable property; personal property; chattels; objects |
v3r |
working capital; inventory |
v3v |
financial capital; funds ← tq7 money |
v4 |
condemning; prohibiting; banning; punishing; penalizing crime; offence ≈ DDC 364 |
v43 [] |
sued by plaintiff |
v49 |
subjected to sanction; penalty |
v49f |
fine |
v49i |
exile |
v49k |
house arrest |
v49n |
detention ← tl prisons |
v49y |
capital punishment ← osgk kill |
v4bWk |
violent crimes; crimes versus persons |
v4d |
murder; criminal homicide; voluntary manslaughter ← osgk kill |
v4f |
rape ← osm mating |
v4g |
aggravated assault |
v4h |
harassment |
v4j |
robbery |
v4lWt |
property crimes |
v4l |
burglary |
v4n |
arson |
v4q |
larceny; theft |
v4x |
public order crimes |
v5 |
procedure; protocol; administration; management; power exercise ≈ DDC 351 |
v579 |
step in policy cycle |
v579c |
agenda setting; problem identification |
v579f |
policy formulation |
v579j |
adoption |
v579m |
implementation |
v579v |
evaluation |
v59l |
consulting |
v59m |
management; administration |
v59mc |
accounting |
v59mh |
human resources administration; staff management |
v59mhet |
recruit training |
v59ms |
strategy |
v59n |
advertising |
v5a |
constitution; foundation |
v5c |
recruitment |
v5cc |
conscription; draft |
v5cm |
competitive examination |
v5e |
meeting; sitting; session |
v5ec |
meeting call |
v5ee |
report |
v5eh |
debate |
v5eo |
vote; voting; election ≈ DDC 324 |
v5eof |
referendum |
v5eom |
majoritarian voting |
v5eop |
plurality voting; single-choice voting |
v5eor |
two-ballot election; runoff election |
v5es |
deliberation; decision |
v5ev |
minutes recording; protocols; notes |
v5f |
public consultation; public comment |
v5g |
legislation; promulgation; regulation development ← v6 regulation |
v5gb |
bill proposal |
v5gd |
bill reading |
v5gp |
approval |
v5gu |
publication |
v5i |
taxation; levies; membership fees |
v5ic |
income taxes |
v5icg |
capital gains tax |
v5ii |
social-security contributions |
v5il |
payroll taxes ← v7bp |
v5ip |
property taxes |
v5ipi |
inheritance taxes ← v5p inheritance |
v5ipp |
expatriation taxes |
v5ipt |
transfer taxes; stamp duty taxes |
v5ipw |
wealth taxes |
v5is |
goods and services taxes |
v5isd |
value added taxes |
v5isl |
sales taxes |
v5iss |
excises |
v5ist |
tariffs |
v5iv |
license fees |
v5iw |
poll taxes |
v5p |
inheritance ← v6g succession law |
v5s |
pensions |
v5sr |
retirement plans; superannuations |
v5v |
dispute resolution; adjudication |
v5w |
war ← tmm military combat |
v5wg |
war of aggression |
v5wi |
insurgency |
v5wl |
war of liberation |
v5wn |
civil war |
v5wt |
total war |
v5x |
external relations |
v5xm |
mediation; arbitration |
v5xn |
negotiation; agreement; accord; treaty |
v5xo |
conference |
v5xr |
recognition |
v5xu |
strategies |
v5xue |
preventive diplomacy |
v5xui |
public diplomacy |
v5xum |
soft power; hearts and minds diplomacy |
v5xuo |
economic diplomacy ← r raw materials |
v5xuq |
counterinsurgency diplomacy; expeditionary diplomacy |
v5xuu |
gunboat diplomacy |
v5xuv |
appeasement |
v6 |
according to; under regulation; institution; legal order; law; norm; rule; act [jurisprudence; legal theory] ≈ DDC 348 |
v63 [] |
inspired to religion |
v66 [] |
promoting right; principle; policy; programme; mission; agenda; plan |
v669 |
orientation; program; platform |
v669d |
traditionalist |
v669e |
reactionary |
v669g |
conservative |
v669m |
moderate |
v669n |
liberal |
v669o |
reformist |
v669p |
progressive |
v669r |
radical |
v669x |
extremist |
v66c ⋄ |
safety |
v66m ⋄ |
family |
v66q ⋄ |
sociality |
v66u |
social justice affirmative action; reservation; alternative access; positive discrimination |
v69 |
law type |
v69e |
religious law ← wt faiths |
v69m |
military law ← tm combat |
v69o |
common law; unwritten law |
v69t |
civil law |
v69ts |
socialist law ← v69pc |
v6bWn |
private law; civil law ← va privates ≈ DDC 346 |
v6c |
contracts; obligations; contract law |
v6d |
law of torts |
v6e |
law of property ← v7 department |
v6f |
family law ← uf families |
v6g |
succession law ← m8w death |
v6i |
conflict of laws; private international law |
v6j |
corporate law; corporations law; company law ← vo corporations |
v6k |
competition law |
v6l |
labour law ← v7b ≈ DDC 344 |
v6m |
commercial law ← v5k ≈ DDC 343 |
v6n |
intellectual property law ← x creative arts y scholarship |
v6nc |
copyright |
v6ne |
patents |
v6nm |
trademarks |
v6nr |
industrial design rights ← rt chemicals |
v6ns |
trade secrets |
v6oWy |
public law |
v6p |
penal law; criminal law ← v4 crime ≈ DDC 345 |
v6s |
constitutional law ≈ DDC 342 |
v6t |
administrative law ← v7l civil service ≈ DDC 342 |
v6w |
international law; public international law |
v7 |
department; office; institution; division; compartment; branch |
v71 [] |
from office start |
v72 [] |
regional subdivision |
v77 [] |
internal group |
v77f |
loyal opposition |
v77u |
majority |
v79 [] |
centralization |
v7e |
legislature; parliament; congress; diet; deliberative assembly ≈ DDC 328 |
v7ec |
committees |
v7el |
lower house; lower chamber |
v7el39a |
lower house president |
v7eu |
upper house; upper chamber |
v7eu39a |
upper house president |
v7j |
government; executive; the ministry |
v7j39a |
head; prime minister; premier; chancellor |
v7jX39a |
minister; secretary |
v7jX39b |
undersecretary |
v7ji |
ministry of interior ← tms security |
v7ji39a |
minister of interior |
v7jj |
ministry of foreign affairs ← u social groups |
v7jk |
ministry of defense ← tmm military combat u7t |
v7jn |
ministry of finance ← v organizations |
v7js |
ministry of justice ← v7n civil law notaries |
v7ju |
ministry of education ← tw schools |
v7l |
civil service; public sector; community services; public administration; bureaucracy |
v7n |
civil law notaries; Latin notaries |
v7o |
courts; tribunals; judiciary; judicial system ≈ DDC 347 |
v7oXh |
actor; plaintiff; complainant |
v7oXi |
prosecutors; crime victime advocates |
v7oXj |
defendant; defense; reus; accused; panel |
v7oXl |
lawyers; attorneys |
v7oXlr |
barristers |
v7oXls |
solicitors |
v7oXlu |
counselors |
v7oXm |
magistrates; judges; arbitrators |
v7oXp |
bailiffs |
v7oXr |
coroners |
v7oi |
trial courts; courts of first instance; original jurisdiction |
v7op |
appellate courts; appeals courts; second instance courts |
v7os |
supreme courts; courts of last resort; apex courts; final courts; highest courts of appeal |
v7s |
police; constabulary; civil guard; protective services; cops ← tms security ≈ DDC 363 |
v7sg |
coast guard; coastguard ← jv shores |
v7st |
police detectives |
v7sx |
auxiliary police; volunteers; special constables |
v7t |
military; armed forces; defense [military science] ← tmm military combat ≈ DDC 355 |
v7t39a |
general; admiral; marshal |
v7td |
gendarmerie; gendarmery ← tms security |
v7te |
army ≈ DDC 356 357 |
v7te39aWl |
commissioned officers |
v7te39a |
field marshal; general of the army |
v7te39b |
general |
v7te39c |
lieutenant general |
v7te39d |
major general |
v7te39e |
brigadier; brigadier general |
v7te39f |
colonel |
v7te39g |
lieutenant colonel |
v7te39h |
major; commandant |
v7te39i |
captain |
v7te39j |
lieutenant; first lieutenant |
v7te39k |
second lieutenant |
v7te39l |
officer cadet |
v7te39rWu |
enlisted grades |
v7te39r |
warrant officer; sergeant major |
v7te39s |
sergeant |
v7te39t |
corporal; bombardier |
v7te39u |
private; gunner; trooper |
v7tn |
navy ← svl vessels ≈ DDC 359 |
v7tn39a |
admiral of the fleet |
v7tn39b |
admiral |
v7tn39c |
vice admiral |
v7tn39d |
rear admiral |
v7tn39e |
commodore |
v7tn39f |
captain |
v7tn39g |
commander |
v7tn39h |
lieutenant commander |
v7tn39i |
lieutenant |
v7tn39j |
lieutenant junior grade; sub-lieutenant |
v7tn39k |
ensign; midshipman |
v7tn39l |
officer cadet |
v7tn39m |
marines |
v7tn39r |
warrant officer; chief petty officer |
v7tn39s |
leading seaman |
v7tn39t |
seaman |
v7tr |
air force ← svr aircrafts ≈ DDC 358 |
v7tr39a |
marshal of the air force |
v7tr39b |
air chief marshal |
v7tr39c |
air marshal |
v7tr39d |
air vice-marshal |
v7tr39e |
air commodore |
v7tr39f |
group captain |
v7tr39g |
wing commander |
v7tr39h |
squadron leader |
v7tr39i |
flight lieutenant |
v7tr39j |
flying officer |
v7tr39k |
pilot officer |
v7tr39l |
flight cadet |
v7tr39r |
warrant officer |
v7tr39s |
sergeant |
v7tr39t |
corporal |
v7tr39u |
aircraftman; airman |
v7v |
diplomacy; diplomatic missions; foreign missions ≈ DDC 327 399 |
v7ve |
embassies |
v7ve39a |
ambassador |
v7vn |
consulates |
v7vn39a |
consul |
v7vs |
espionage; spying; intelligence gathering |
v7vso |
counterintelligence |
v9 |
regime; form of government ≈ DDC 321 |
v90 |
in sector; industry; jurisdiction |
v91 [] |
founded in foundation time |
v919 [] |
of historical period |
v92 [] |
based in region of head office; central office |
v922 [] |
of territory; region |
v927 [] |
in jurisdiction; territory |
v95 [] |
speaking official language |
v9bWp |
authoritarian; autocratic; oligarchic |
v9b |
monarchy |
v9g |
totalitarian; palace regime |
v9h |
church polity ← wt faiths |
v9i |
military dictatorship ← v7t military |
v9n |
aristocracy |
v9p |
one party regime |
v9r |
republic; representative democratic |
v9t |
direct democratic |
vaWr |
private sector |
va |
privates; natural persons; physical persons; personal owners ← ub citizens |
vb7X |
public property ≈ DDC 343 |
vd7X |
private property |
veWx |
juridical persons; artificial persons; fictitious persons |
vg |
organized civil society; unions; voluntary associations; non-governmental organizations; NGOs [organizational studies] ≈ DDC 060 |
vg90 ⋄ |
dealing with matter of interest; topic; scope |
vg90mU(7jb) ⋄ |
blood associations |
vg90r |
industry professional association; association of crafts; guild ← uatb ≈ DDC 369 |
vg90wt ⋄ |
religion |
vg90wtt ⋄ |
Christian organizations |
vg90wtth ⋄ |
Catholic organizations |
vgY |
individual organizations |
vgl |
clubs ≈ DDC 367 |
vgp |
political groups parties; movements ← vt polities ≈ DDC 324 |
vgpf |
far-right parties |
vgpi |
centre-right parties |
vgpn |
center parties |
vgpq |
centre-left parties |
vgpv |
far-left parties |
vgv |
trade unions; labour unions |
vgx |
criminal organizations; mafias; ganglands; gangsterism; racketeering ← v4 crime |
vgxt |
terrorist groups |
vj |
cooperative businesses; co-ops ≈ DDC 334 |
vjc |
non-profit community organizations |
vje |
consumer cooperatives |
vjh |
housing cooperatives |
vjk |
worker cooperatives |
vjx |
multi-stakeholder cooperatives |
vl |
limited liability companies; LLC; GmbH |
vo |
corporations; companies s.s.; firms ≈ DDC 650 |
von |
non-stock corporations; not-for-profit corporations |
vos |
stock corporations |
vos7Dd |
board of directors |
vos7Dh |
stockholders; shareholders |
vosw |
multinational corporations; MNC; international; stateless corporations; worldwide; transnational enterprises |
vp |
corporate groups; groups of companies; conglomerates |
vq |
financial institutions; banking institutions ← tq markets ≈ DDC 332 |
vqbWk |
depository institutions |
vqb |
banks; commercial banks |
vqbe |
savings bank |
vqbep |
postal savings banks ← tt6m post |
vqbl |
land development banks; LDB |
vqc |
central banks; reserve bank; monetary authority ← vt polities |
vqd |
building societies |
vqf |
credit unions; co-operative banks ← vj cooperative businesses |
vqh |
trust companies |
vqj |
mortgage loan companies |
vqnWp |
contractual institutions |
vqn |
insurance companies ≈ DDC 368 |
vqp |
pension funds ← v5s pensions |
vqsWx |
investment institutions ← v5m |
vqs |
investment banks |
vqv |
underwriters |
vqx |
brokerage firms |
vsWy |
public sector |
vt |
polities; political units; political power; governments; territorial bodies; regional authorities [political sciences] ← u social groups j landforms ≈ DDC 320 |
vt34 [] |
related to; interacting with related polity [foreign policy; international; global studies] |
vt79 |
centralization |
vt79f |
federated |
vt79u |
unitary |
vt92 |
in; based in capital place [political geography] ≈ DDC 910 |
vt9b |
monarchy |
vt9b39a |
king; queen |
vtU |
contemporary political divisions ← vtn states |
vtUbWg |
European states |
vtUb |
Britain; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; UK ← jUh Great Britain jUg Ireland |
vtUb71lj |
1760- reign of George III |
vtUb71nt |
1820- reign of George IV |
vtUb71oe |
1830- reign of William IV |
vtUb71ol |
1837- reign of queen Victoria; Victorian era |
vtUb71ra |
1901- reign of Edward VII |
vtUb71rj |
1910- reign of George V |
vtUb71skc |
1936 reign of Edward VIII |
vtUb71skx |
1936- 1936-1952 |
vtUb71tb |
1952- reign of queen Elizabeth II |
vtUb71vv |
2022- reign of Charles III |
vtUb91ai |
Kingdom of England 927-1707 |
vtUb91jg |
Kingdom of Great Britain 1707-1800 |
vtUbX |
countries of the United Kingdom |
vtUbe |
England |
vtUbeX |
regions of England |
vtUbeb |
London; Greater London; London Region ← jUhp Thames basin |
vtUbebX |
London boroughs and CoL |
vtUbebb |
City of London |
vtUbebc |
City of Westminster |
vtUbebd |
Camden |
vtUbebe |
Islington |
vtUbebf |
Tower Hamlets |
vtUbebg |
Southwark |
vtUbebh |
Lambeth |
vtUbebi |
Wandsworth |
vtUbebj |
Kensington and Chelsea |
vtUbebk |
Hammersmith and Fulham |
vtUbebl |
Ealing |
vtUbebm |
Brent |
vtUbebn |
Barnet |
vtUbebo |
Haringey |
vtUbebp |
Enfield |
vtUbebq |
Waltham Forest |
vtUbebr |
Newham |
vtUbebs |
Redbridge |
vtUbebt |
Barking and Dagenham |
vtUbebu |
Havering |
vtUbebv |
Bexley |
vtUbebw |
Greenwich |
vtUbebx |
Lewisham |
vtUbeby |
Bromley |
vtUbebyzc |
Croydon |
vtUbebyzd |
Sutton |
vtUbebyze |
Merton |
vtUbebyzk |
Kingston upon Thames |
vtUbebyzm |
Richmond upon Thames |
vtUbebyzn |
Hounslow |
vtUbebyzo |
Hillingdon |
vtUbebyzr |
Harrow |
vtUbee |
East of England |
vtUbeecWh |
East Anglia |
vtUbeec |
Cambridgeshire |
vtUbeee |
Peterborough |
vtUbeef |
Norfolk |
vtUbeeh |
Suffolk |
vtUbeek |
Essex |
vtUbeen |
Southend-on-Sea |
vtUbeeo |
Thurrock |
vtUbeer |
Hertfordshire |
vtUbeeu |
Luton |
vtUbeev |
Central Bedfordshire |
vtUbeew |
Bedford |
vtUbeg |
South East England |
vtUbegb |
Surrey |
vtUbege |
Kent |
vtUbegf |
Medway |
vtUbegh |
East Sussex |
vtUbegi |
Brighton & Hove |
vtUbegk |
West Sussex |
vtUbegm |
Portsmouth |
vtUbegn |
Isle of Wight |
vtUbegp |
Southampton |
vtUbegq |
Hampshire |
vtUbegs |
Berkshire |
vtUbegu |
Oxfordshire |
vtUbegw |
Buckinghamshire |
vtUbegy |
Milton Keynes |
vtUbei |
South West England |
vtUbeib |
Bath and North East Somerset |
vtUbeic |
North Somerset |
vtUbeid |
Bristol |
vtUbeif |
South Gloucestershire |
vtUbeig |
Gloucestershire |
vtUbeii |
Swindon |
vtUbeil |
Wiltshire |
vtUbeio |
Dorset |
vtUbeip |
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole |
vtUbeir |
Somerset |
vtUbeis |
Devon |
vtUbeit |
Torbay |
vtUbeiw |
Cornwall |
vtUbeiy |
Plymouth |
vtUbeiyzs |
Isles of Scilly |
vtUbek |
West Midlands |
vtUbekb |
West Midlands |
vtUbekc |
Warwickshire |
vtUbeke |
Worcestershire |
vtUbekh |
Herefordshire |
vtUbekj |
Shropshire |
vtUbeko |
Telford and Wrekin |
vtUbeks |
Staffordshire |
vtUbekt |
Stoke-on-Trent |
vtUbem |
East Midlands |
vtUbeo |
Yorkshire and the Humber |
vtUbeq |
North West England |
vtUbeqc |
Cheshire |
vtUbeqg |
Greater Manchester |
vtUbeqm |
Merseyside Liverpool |
vtUbeqs |
Lancashire |
vtUbequ |
Cumbria |
vtUbes |
North East England |
vtUbesn |
North Yorkshire |
vtUbeso |
County Durham |
vtUbest |
Tyne and Wear |
vtUbesu |
Northumberland |
vtUbl |
Wales |
vtUbo |
Scotland |
vtUbr |
Northern Ireland ← jUg Ireland |
vtUbvWx |
Crown Dependencies |
vtUbv |
Guernsey |
vtUbw |
Jersey |
vtUbx |
Isle of Man |
vtUby |
British Overseas Territories |
vtUbze |
Republic of Ireland; Eire ← jUg Ireland |
vtUbzi |
Iceland; Republic of Iceland ← jUfzw Iceland |
vtUbzn |
Norway; Kingdom of Norway |
vtUbzo |
Sweden |
vtUbzo91nn |
United Kingdoms of Sweden and Norway 1814-1905 |
vtUbzo91re |
Kingdom of Sweden |
vtUbzoX |
counties of Sweden; län |
vtUbzp |
Denmark |
vtUbzp91au |
Kalmar Union; Union of Kalmaris 1397-1523 |
vtUbzp91bx |
Denmark-Norway 1524-1814 |
vtUbzp91nn |
Kingdom of Denmark |
vtUbzpf |
Faeroer |
vtUbzpl |
Greenland |
vtUbzr |
Finland; Republic of Finland; Suomi |
vtUbzs |
Estonia; Republic of Estonia |
vtUbzt |
Latvia; Republic of Latvia |
vtUbzu |
Lithuania; Republic of Lithuania |
vtUbzw |
Poland; Polish Republic |
vtUbzx |
Slovakia; Slovak Republic |
vtUbzy |
Czechia; Czech Republic |
vtUbzy91am |
Kingdom of Bohemia 1198-1918 |
vtUbzy91tj |
Czechoslovak Socialist Republic 1960-1989 |
vtUc |
Germany |
vtUc91by |
Prussia 1525-1932 |
vtUc91nf |
Confederation of the Rhine 1806-1813 |
vtUc91no |
German Confederation 1815-1866 |
vtUc91po |
states in the Holy Roman Empire ← uyth Western Christendom |
vtUc91pq |
North German Federation 1867-1871 |
vtUc91pu |
German Empire 1871-1918 |
vtUc91rs |
Weimar Republic 1919-1933 |
vtUc91sh |
Nazi Germany; Third Reich 1933-1945 |
vtUc91uo |
Federal Republic of Germany |
vtUcX |
states of Germany; Länder |
vtUcb |
Thuringia |
vtUcc |
Saxony-Anhalt |
vtUcd |
Brandenburg |
vtUce |
Berlin |
vtUce91sx |
German Democratic Republic; GDR; DDR; East Germany; Eastern Germany 1949-1990 |
vtUcf |
Saxony |
vtUcg |
Bavaria |
vtUch |
Baden-Württemberg |
vtUci |
Saarland |
vtUcj |
Rhineland-Palatinate |
vtUck |
Hesse |
vtUcl |
North Rhine-Westphalia |
vtUcm |
Lower Saxony |
vtUcn |
Bremen |
vtUco |
Hamburg |
vtUcp |
Schleswig-Holstein |
vtUcq |
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern |
vtUczn |
Netherlands; Kingdom of the Netherlands; Holland SL |
vtUczq |
Belgium; Kingdom of Belgium |
vtUczx |
Luxembourg; Grand Duchy of Luxembourg |
vtUd |
France; République Française; French Republic ← jUjk Loire basin jUjl Seine basin |
vtUd71pu |
1871- presidency of Adolphe Thiers |
vtUd71pw |
1873- presidency of Patrice de MacMahon |
vtUd71ti |
1959- presidency of Charles de Gaulle |
vtUd71ts |
1969- presidency of Georges Pompidou |
vtUd71tx |
1974- presidency of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing |
vtUd71uf |
1981- presidency of François Mitterrand |
vtUd71ut |
1995- presidency of Jacques Chirac |
vtUd71vg |
2007- presidency of Nicolas Sarkozy |
vtUd71vl |
2012- presidency of François Hollande |
vtUd71vq |
2017- presidency of Emmanuel Macron |
vtUd91ain |
Kingdom of France 843-1792 |
vtUd91mq |
French First Republic 1792-1804 |
vtUd91nd |
First French Empire 1804-1814/5 |
vtUd91ow |
French Second Republic 1848-1852 |
vtUd91pb |
Second French Empire 1852-1870 |
vtUd91pt |
French Third Republic 1870-1940 |
vtUd91so |
Vichy France 1940-1944 |
vtUd91su |
French Fourth Republic 1946-1958 |
vtUdX |
regions of France |
vtUdXX |
departments of France |
vtUdXXX |
arrondissements of France |
vtUdXXXX |
communes of France |
vtUdaWn |
Metropolitan France; European France |
vtUdb |
Centre-Val de Loire |
vtUdbc |
Loir-et-Cher; 41 |
vtUdbe |
Eure-et-Loir; 28 |
vtUdbl |
Loiret; 45 |
vtUdbr |
Cher; 18 |
vtUdbu |
Indre; 36 |
vtUdbw |
Indre-et-Loire; 37 |
vtUdc |
Île de France |
vtUdca |
Paris; Lutèce; 75 |
vtUdcaX |
arrondissements of Paris |
vtUdcaa |
Louvre; I |
vtUdcab |
Bourse; II |
vtUdcac |
Temple; III |
vtUdcad |
Hôtel-de-Ville; IV |
vtUdcae |
Panthéon; V |
vtUdcag |
Luxembourg; VI |
vtUdcah |
Palais-Bourbon; VII |
vtUdcai |
Élysée; VIII |
vtUdcaj |
Opéra; IX |
vtUdcak |
Entrepôt; X |
vtUdcal |
Popincourt; XI |
vtUdcam |
Reuilly; XII |
vtUdcan |
Gobelins; XIII |
vtUdcao |
Observatoire; XIV |
vtUdcaq |
Vaugirard; XV |
vtUdcar |
Passy; XVI |
vtUdcas |
Batignolles-Monceau; XVII |
vtUdcat |
Buttes-Montmartre; XVIII |
vtUdcau |
Buttes-Chaumont; XIX |
vtUdcav |
Ménilmontant; XX |
vtUdcd |
Seine-Sant-Denis; 93 |
vtUdce |
Val-de-Marne; 94 |
vtUdch |
Hauts-de-Seine; 92 |
vtUdco |
Val-d'Oise; 95 |
vtUdcs |
Seine-et-Marne; 77 |
vtUdcv |
Essonne; 91 |
vtUdcy |
Yvelines; 78 |
vtUdd |
Grand Est |
vtUdd91tfFc |
Champagne-Ardenne |
vtUdd91tfFl |
Lorraine |
vtUdd91tfFs |
Alsace |
vtUdda |
Haute-Marne; 52 |
vtUddb |
Aube; 10 |
vtUdde |
Marne; 51 |
vtUddg |
Ardennes; 08 |
vtUddi |
Meuse; 55 |
vtUddk |
Vosges; 88 |
vtUddm |
Meurthe-et-Moselle; 54 |
vtUddo |
Moselle; 57 |
vtUdds |
Bas-Rhin; 67 |
vtUddu |
Haut-Rhin; 68 |
vtUde |
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté; BFC |
vtUde91tfFb |
Bourgogne |
vtUde91tfFf |
Franche-Comté |
vtUdec |
Côte-d'Or; 21 |
vtUdeh |
Haute-Saône; 70 |
vtUdel |
Territoire de Belfort; 90 |
vtUdeo |
Doubs; 25 |
vtUdeq |
Jura; 39 |
vtUdes |
Saône-et-Loire; 71 |
vtUdev |
Nièvre; 58 |
vtUdey |
Yonne; 89 |
vtUdf |
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes |
vtUdf91tfFe |
Auvergne |
vtUdf91tfFr |
Rhône-Alpes |
vtUdfb |
Loire; 42 |
vtUdfd |
Rhône; 69 |
vtUdfda |
Lyon |
vtUdff |
Ain; 01 |
vtUdfh |
Haute-Savoie; 74 |
vtUdfj |
Savoie; 73 |
vtUdfk |
Isère; 38 |
vtUdfm |
Drôme; 26 |
vtUdfo |
Ardèche; 07 |
vtUdfq |
Haute-Loire; 43 |
vtUdfs |
Cantal; 15 |
vtUdfu |
Puy-de-Dôme; 63 |
vtUdfw |
Allier; 03 |
vtUdg |
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur; PACA |
vtUdga |
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence; 04 |
vtUdgh |
Hautes-Alpes; 05 |
vtUdgm |
Alpes-Maritimes; 06 |
vtUdgr |
Var; 83 |
vtUdgu |
Bouches-du-Rhône; 13 |
vtUdgv |
Vaucluse; 84 |
vtUdh |
Occitanie |
vtUdh91aiu |
County of Foix 1010-1607 |
vtUdh91tfFl |
Languedoc-Roussillon |
vtUdh91tfFp |
Midi-Pyrénées |
vtUdhb |
Tarn; 81 |
vtUdhc |
Aveyron; 12 |
vtUdhe |
Lozère; 48 |
vtUdhg |
Gard; 30 |
vtUdhh |
Hérault; 34 |
vtUdhj |
Aude; 11 |
vtUdhk |
Pyrénées Orientales; 66 |
vtUdhm |
Ariège; 09 |
vtUdho |
Haute-Garonne; 31 |
vtUdhp |
Hautes Pyrénées; 65 |
vtUdhr |
Gers; 32 |
vtUdht |
Tarn-et-Garonne; 82 |
vtUdhw |
Lot; 46 |
vtUdi |
Nouvelle-Aquitaine |
vtUdi91tfFi |
Aquitaine |
vtUdi91tfFl |
Limousin |
vtUdi91tfFp |
Poitou-Charentes |
vtUdib |
Charente; 16 |
vtUdic |
Charente-Maritime; 17 |
vtUdid |
Deux-Sèvres; 79 |
vtUdif |
Vienne; 86 |
vtUdih |
Haute-Vienne; 87 |
vtUdik |
Creuse; 23 |
vtUdio |
Corrèze; 19 |
vtUdir |
Dordogne; 24 |
vtUdit |
Lot-et-Garonne; 47 |
vtUdiv |
Gironde; 33 |
vtUdiw |
Landes; 40 |
vtUdiy |
Pyrénées-Atlantiques; 64 |
vtUdj |
Pays-de-la-Loire |
vtUdje |
Mayenne; 53 |
vtUdjh |
Sarthe; 72 |
vtUdjm |
Maine-et-Loire; 49 |
vtUdjv |
Vendée; 85 |
vtUdjx |
Loire-Atlantique; 44 |
vtUdk |
Bretagne; Brittany |
vtUdk91air |
Duchy of Brittany 939-1532 |
vtUdkb |
Finistère; 29 |
vtUdkc |
Côtes-d'Armor; 22 |
vtUdkd |
Ille-et-Vilaine; 35 |
vtUdke |
Morbihan; 56 |
vtUdl |
Normandy; Normandie |
vtUdl91tfFh |
Haute Normandie |
vtUdl91tfFs |
Basse Normandie |
vtUdlh |
Manche; 50 |
vtUdll |
Calvados; 14 |
vtUdlo |
Orne; 61 |
vtUdlr |
Eure; 27 |
vtUdls |
Seine-Maritime; 76 |
vtUdm |
Hauts-de-France |
vtUdm91tfFn |
Nord-Pas de Calais |
vtUdm91tfFp |
Picardie |
vtUdme |
Somme; 80 |
vtUdml |
Pas-de-Calais; 62 |
vtUdmn |
Nord; 59 |
vtUdms |
Aisne; 02 |
vtUdmx |
Oise; 60 |
vtUdn |
Corsica; Corse ← jUhzr Corsica |
vtUdnh |
Haute-Corse; 2B |
vtUdns |
Corse-du-Sud; 2A |
vtUdo |
Guadeloupe |
vtUdp |
Martinique |
vtUdq |
French Guiana |
vtUdr |
Réunion |
vtUds |
Saint-Pierre et Miquelon |
vtUdt |
Mayotte |
vtUdu |
Wallis and Futuna |
vtUdv |
French Polynesia |
vtUdw |
New Caledonia |
vtUdy |
French Southern and Antarctic Territories |
vtUdzm |
Monaco |
vtUdzr |
Andorra |
vtUe |
Spain |
vtUe91ao |
Crown of Castile 1230-1715 |
vtUeX |
autonomous communities of Spain |
vtUeb |
Madrid |
vtUec |
Castile-la Mancha |
vtUed |
Aragon |
vtUed91al |
Crown of Aragon 1162-1716 |
vtUee |
Catalonia; Catalunya |
vtUeeX |
vegueries and regions of Catalonia |
vtUeec |
Catalunya Central |
vtUeeg |
Girona |
vtUeel |
Barcelona |
vtUeen |
Penedès |
vtUeep |
Camp de Tarragona |
vtUeer |
Terres de l'Ebre |
vtUees |
Lleida |
vtUeeu |
Alt Pirineu |
vtUeev |
Aran Valley |
vtUef |
Valencia |
vtUeg |
Murcia |
vtUeh |
Andalusia |
vtUeh91ao |
Emirate of Granada 1238-1492 |
vtUei |
Extremadura |
vtUej |
Castile-Leon |
vtUek |
Galicia |
vtUek91ahu |
Kingdom of Galicia 410-1833 |
vtUel |
Asturias |
vtUem |
Cantabria |
vtUen |
Basque Country |
vtUeo |
la Rioja |
vtUep |
Navarre; Navarra |
vtUep91aim |
Kingdom of Navarre 824-1620 |
vtUeq |
Balearic Islands |
vtUes |
Ceuta |
vtUet |
Melilla |
vtUew |
Canary Islands |
vtUezp |
Portugal |
vtUezp91ao |
Kingdom of Portugal and the Algarves 1249-1910 |
vtUezpb |
Lisboa Region |
vtUezpd |
Northern Portugal; North Region |
vtUezpe |
Central Portugal; Center Region |
vtUezpn |
Alentejo |
vtUezpr |
Algarve |
vtUezpw |
Madeira; Autonomous Region of Madeira |
vtUezpx |
Azores; Autonomous Region of the Azores |
vtUf |
Italy ← jUjg Po basin |
vtUf91agh |
Roman Republic; 509~-27 BCE |
vtUf91ah |
Roman Empire; 27 BCE-476 CE |
vtUf91ah71ahcx |
reign of Augustus |
vtUf91ah71ahen |
reign of Tiberius |
vtUf91ah71ahfl |
reign of Caligula |
vtUf91ah71ahfp |
reign of Claudius |
vtUf91ah71ahgd |
reign of Nero |
vtUf91ah71ahhw |
reign of Trajan |
vtUf91ah71ahiq |
reign of Adrian |
vtUf91ah71ahkk |
reign of Marcus Aurelius |
vtUf91ah71ahpi |
reign of Diocletianus |
vtUf91ah71ahqf |
reign of Constantine I |
vtUf91ah71ahtd |
reign of Theodosius I |
vtUf91pj |
Kingdom of Italy |
vtUfX |
regions of Italy |
vtUfXX |
provinces of Italy |
vtUfXXX |
municipalities of Italy |
vtUfb |
Toscana; Tuscany |
vtUfb91ds |
Grand Duchy of Tuscany 1569-1801, 1815-1859 |
vtUfbb |
Province of Pistoia |
vtUfbd |
Province of Prato |
vtUfbf |
Metropolitan City of Firenze |
vtUfbfa |
Firenze; Florence |
vtUfbh |
Province of Arezzo |
vtUfbj |
Province of Siena |
vtUfbk |
Province of Grosseto |
vtUfbl |
Province of Livorno |
vtUfbp |
Province of Pisa |
vtUfbu |
Province of Lucca |
vtUfbw |
Province of Massa and Carrara |
vtUfc |
Liguria |
vtUfc91aix |
Republic of Genua 1095-1797 |
vtUfce |
Province of La Spezia |
vtUfcg |
Metropolitan City of Genova |
vtUfcga |
Genova; Genua; Zena |
vtUfcgb |
Ceranesi |
vtUfcgc |
Campomorone |
vtUfcgd |
Mignanego |
vtUfcge |
Serra Riccò |
vtUfcgf |
Sant'Olcese |
vtUfcgg |
Bogliasco |
vtUfcgh |
Sori |
vtUfcgi |
Recco |
vtUfcgj |
Camogli |
vtUfcgk |
Santa Margherita Ligure |
vtUfcgl |
Rapallo |
vtUfcgm |
Chiavari |
vtUfcgn |
Lavagna |
vtUfcgo |
Sestri Levante |
vtUfcgp |
Casarza Ligure |
vtUfcgq |
Cogorno |
vtUfcgr |
Carasco |
vtUfcgs |
Casella |
vtUfcgt |
Savignone |
vtUfcgu |
Busalla |
vtUfcgv |
Ronco Scrivia |
vtUfcgw |
Masone |
vtUfcgx |
Arenzano |
vtUfcgy |
Cogoleto |
vtUfcn |
Province of Savona |
vtUfcp |
Province of Imperia |
vtUfd |
Piemonte; Piedmont |
vtUfd91ap |
Kingdom of Sardinia; Savoy-Sardinia; Piedmont-Sardinia; Kingdom of Piedmont 1273-1707 |
vtUfdc |
Province of Cuneo |
vtUfdd |
Metropolitan City of Torino |
vtUfdda |
Torino; Turin |
vtUfdi |
Province of Biella |
vtUfdk |
Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola |
vtUfdn |
Province of Novara |
vtUfdr |
Province of Vercelli |
vtUfds |
Province of Alessandria ← jUjgr Curone basin jUjgs Scrivia basin jUjgt Tanaro basin |
vtUfdsa |
Alessandria; Spinetta Marengo, San Giuliano Vecchio, S.G. Nuovo, Mandrogne; Litta Parodi |
vtUfdsb |
Valenza |
vtUfdsbze |
Pecetto di Valenza |
vtUfdsbzi |
Pietra Marazzi |
vtUfdsbzm |
Montecastello |
vtUfdsbzr |
Rivarone |
vtUfdsbzs |
Bassignana |
vtUfdsbzv |
Alluvioni Piovera |
vtUfdsc |
Sale |
vtUfdsczc |
Isola Sant'Antonio |
vtUfdsczg |
Guazzora |
vtUfdsczm |
Molino dei Torti |
vtUfdsczs |
Alzano Scrivia |
vtUfdsd |
Castelnuovo Scrivia |
vtUfdse |
Pontecurone |
vtUfdsezc |
Casalnoceto |
vtUfdsezd |
Volpedo |
vtUfdseze |
Monleale |
vtUfdsezf |
Montemarzino |
vtUfdsezg |
Pozzol Groppo |
vtUfdsezh |
Momperone |
vtUfdsezi |
Casasco |
vtUfdsezj |
Brignano Frascata |
vtUfdsezk |
San Sebastiano Curone |
vtUfdsezl |
Gremiasco |
vtUfdsezm |
Fabbrica Curone |
vtUfdsezn |
Montacuto |
vtUfdsezo |
Dernice |
vtUfdsezq |
Garbagna |
vtUfdsezr |
Avolasca |
vtUfdsezs |
Casasco |
vtUfdsezt |
Montegioco |
vtUfdsezu |
Sarezzano |
vtUfdsezv |
Berzano di Tortona |
vtUfdsezw |
Volpeglino |
vtUfdsezx |
Castellar Guidobono |
vtUfdsf |
Viguzzolo |
vtUfdsg |
Tortona |
vtUfdsgzc |
Carbonara Scrivia |
vtUfdsgzd |
Spineto Scrivia |
vtUfdsgze |
Paderna |
vtUfdsgzf |
Villaromagnano |
vtUfdsgzg |
Cerreto Grue |
vtUfdsgzi |
Costa Vescovato |
vtUfdsgzk |
Castellania |
vtUfdsgzn |
Sardigliano |
vtUfdsgzq |
Cassano Spinola |
vtUfdsgzs |
Sant'Agata Fossili |
vtUfdsgzu |
Carezzano |
vtUfdsgzv |
Villalvernia |
vtUfdsh |
Pozzolo Formigaro |
vtUfdsi |
Bosco Marengo |
vtUfdsizf |
Frugarolo |
vtUfdsizl |
Casal Cermelli |
vtUfdsizp |
Predosa |
vtUfdsizs |
Fresonara |
vtUfdsj |
Basaluzzo |
vtUfdsjza |
Pasturana |
vtUfdsjzf |
Francavilla Bisio |
vtUfdsjzt |
Tassarolo |
vtUfdsk |
Novi Ligure |
vtUfdsl |
Serravalle Scrivia |
vtUfdsm |
Stazzano |
vtUfdsn |
Vignole Borbera |
vtUfdsnzb |
Borghetto di Borbera |
vtUfdsnzc |
Cantalupo Ligure |
vtUfdsnze |
Albera Ligure |
vtUfdsnzh |
Cabella Ligure |
vtUfdsnzk |
Carrega Ligure |
vtUfdsnzm |
Mongiardino Ligure |
vtUfdsnzo |
Rocchetta Ligure |
vtUfdsnzr |
Roccaforte Ligure |
vtUfdsnzw |
Grondona |
vtUfdso |
Arquata Scrivia |
vtUfdsozf |
Fraconalto; Fiaccone |
vtUfdsozl |
Voltaggio |
vtUfdsozr |
Carrosio |
vtUfdsp |
Gavi |
vtUfdspzc |
San Cristoforo |
vtUfdspzd |
Parodi Ligure |
vtUfdspzf |
Bosio |
vtUfdspzh |
Mornese |
vtUfdspzj |
Casaleggio Boiro |
vtUfdspzl |
Lerma |
vtUfdspzm |
Montaldeo |
vtUfdspzo |
Castelletto d'Orba |
vtUfdspzp |
Capriata d'Orba |
vtUfdspzr |
Rocca Grimalda |
vtUfdspzs |
Silvano d'Orba |
vtUfdspzt |
Tagliolo Monferrato |
vtUfdsq |
Ovada |
vtUfdsqzi |
Trisobbio |
vtUfdsqzr |
Cremolino |
vtUfdsr |
Molare |
vtUfdsrzc |
Cassinelle |
vtUfdsrze |
Morbello |
vtUfdsrzf |
Ponzone |
vtUfdsrzh |
Pareto |
vtUfdsrzi |
Spigno Monferrato |
vtUfdsrzk |
Merana |
vtUfdsrzm |
Malvicino |
vtUfdsrzo |
Cartosio |
vtUfdsrzq |
Montechiaro d'Acqui |
vtUfdsrzr |
Denice |
vtUfdsrzt |
Ponti |
vtUfdsrzu |
Castelletto d'Erro |
vtUfdsrzv |
Melazzo |
vtUfdsrzx |
Bistagno |
vtUfdsrzy |
Terzo |
vtUfdss |
Acqui Terme |
vtUfdsszc |
Cavatore |
vtUfdsszg |
Grognardo |
vtUfdsszi |
Visone |
vtUfdsszk |
Prasco |
vtUfdsszm |
Morsasco |
vtUfdsszn |
Montaldo Bormida |
vtUfdsszo |
Orsara Bormida |
vtUfdsszr |
Rivalta Bormida |
vtUfdst |
Strevi |
vtUfdstzb |
Alice Belcolle |
vtUfdstzr |
Ricaldone |
vtUfdsu |
Cassine |
vtUfdsuzc |
Castelnuovo Bormida |
vtUfdsuze |
Sezzadio |
vtUfdsuzl |
Castelspina |
vtUfdsuzm |
Gamalero |
vtUfdsuzs |
Frascaro |
vtUfdsv |
Castellazzo Bormida |
vtUfdsvzb |
Borgoratto Alessandrino |
vtUfdsvzc |
Carentino |
vtUfdsvze |
Bergamasco |
vtUfdsvzi |
Oviglio |
vtUfdsvzm |
Masio |
vtUfdsvzq |
Quattordio |
vtUfdsw |
Felizzano |
vtUfdswze |
Solero |
vtUfdswzg |
Quargnento |
vtUfdswzi |
Fubine |
vtUfdswzl |
Altavilla Monferrato |
vtUfdswzm |
Vignale Monferrato |
vtUfdswzn |
Camagna |
vtUfdswzo |
Conzano |
vtUfdswzu |
Lu e Cuccaro Monferrato |
vtUfdswzw |
Castelletto Monferrato |
vtUfdsx |
San Salvatore Monferrato |
vtUfdsxzb |
Mirabello Monferrato |
vtUfdsxzc |
Occimiano |
vtUfdsxzg |
Giarole |
vtUfdsxzj |
Pomaro Monferrato |
vtUfdsxzl |
Bozzole |
vtUfdsxzm |
Valmacca |
vtUfdsxzo |
Ticineto |
vtUfdsxzp |
Borgo San Martino |
vtUfdsxzq |
Frassineto Po |
vtUfdsxzs |
Villanova Monferrato |
vtUfdsxzt |
Balzola |
vtUfdsxzu |
Morano sul Po |
vtUfdsxzv |
Coniolo |
vtUfdsxzw |
Pontestura |
vtUfdsxzx |
Ozzano Monferrato |
vtUfdsxzy |
San Giorgio Monferrato |
vtUfdsy |
Casale Monferrato |
vtUfdsyza |
Terruggia |
vtUfdsyzb |
Rosignano Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzc |
Frassinello Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzd |
Olivola |
vtUfdsyze |
Ottiglio |
vtUfdsyzf |
Cella Monte |
vtUfdsyzg |
Sala Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzh |
Treville |
vtUfdsyzi |
Cereseto |
vtUfdsyzj |
Serralunga di Crea |
vtUfdsyzk |
Ponzano Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzl |
Mombello Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzm |
Solonghello |
vtUfdsyzn |
Camino |
vtUfdsyzo |
Gabiano |
vtUfdsyzp |
Cerrina Monferrato |
vtUfdsyzq |
Castelletto Merli |
vtUfdsyzr |
Odalengo Piccolo |
vtUfdsyzs |
Alfiano Natta |
vtUfdsyzt |
Villadeati |
vtUfdsyzu |
Murisengo |
vtUfdsyzv |
Odalengo Grande |
vtUfdsyzw |
Villamiroglio |
vtUfdsyzx |
Moncestino |
vtUfdt |
Province of Asti |
vtUfe |
Valle d'Aosta; Vallée d'Aoste; Aosta Valley |
vtUfeX |
unités des communes valdôtaines |
vtUfeXX |
municipalities of Valle d'Aosta |
vtUfea |
Aosta; Aoste |
vtUfec |
Grand-Combin |
vtUfee |
Mont-Émilius |
vtUfei |
Mont-Cervin |
vtUfen |
Évançon |
vtUfep |
Walser |
vtUfer |
Mont-Rose |
vtUfet |
Grand-Paradis |
vtUfev |
Valdigne Mont-Blanc |
vtUff |
Lombardia; Lombardy |
vtUff91aut |
Duchy of Milan 1395-1797 |
vtUff91no |
Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia 1815-1866 |
vtUffb |
Province of Bergamo |
vtUffc |
Province of Brescia |
vtUffe |
Province of Mantova |
vtUffe91apw |
Duchy of Mantua 1273-1707 |
vtUffg |
Province of Cremona |
vtUffi |
Province of Lodi |
vtUffk |
Province of Pavia |
vtUffm |
Metropolitan City of Milano |
vtUffma |
Milano; Milan |
vtUffmah ⋄ |
Vittoria-Forlanini; Municipio 4 di Milano |
vtUffn |
Province of Monza and Brianza |
vtUffp |
Province of Varese |
vtUffq |
Province of Como |
vtUffr |
Province of Lecco |
vtUffs |
Province of Sondrio |
vtUfg |
Trentino-Alto Adige |
vtUfge |
Autonomous Province of Trento; Trentino |
vtUfgo |
Autonomous Province of Bolzano; Alto Adige; Südtirol; Tirolo meridionale |
vtUfi |
Friuli Venezia Giulia |
vtUfie |
EDR of Trieste |
vtUfig |
EDR of Gorizia |
vtUfii |
EDR of Udine |
vtUfip |
EDR of Pordenone |
vtUfj |
Veneto |
vtUfj91aih |
Republic of Venice 697-1797 |
vtUfjb |
Province of Belluno |
vtUfje |
Province of Treviso |
vtUfjj |
Metropolitan City of Venezia |
vtUfjja |
Venezia; Venice; Venedig; Venesia |
vtUfjo |
Province of Padova |
vtUfjoa |
Padova; Padua |
vtUfjs |
Province of Vicenza |
vtUfjv |
Province of Verona |
vtUfjx |
Province of Rovigo |
vtUfk |
Emilia-Romagna |
vtUfkc |
Province of Piacenza |
vtUfke |
Province of Parma |
vtUfke91ct |
Duchy of Parma 1545-1859 |
vtUfkg |
Province of Reggio Emilia |
vtUfkj |
Province of Modena |
vtUfkj91ax |
Duchy of Modena 1452-1796, 1815-1859 |
vtUfkl |
Metropolitan City of Bologna |
vtUfkla |
Bologna |
vtUfko |
Province of Ferrara |
vtUfkr |
Province of Ravenna |
vtUfku |
Province of Forlì-Cesena |
vtUfkw |
Province of Rimini |
vtUfl |
Marche |
vtUfle |
Province of Pesaro and Urbino |
vtUflk |
Province of Ancona |
vtUflm |
Province of Macerata |
vtUflr |
Province of Fermo |
vtUfls |
Province of Ascoli Piceno |
vtUfm |
Umbria |
vtUfmp |
Province of Perugia |
vtUfmt |
Province of Terni |
vtUfn |
Lazio |
vtUfne |
Province of Viterbo |
vtUfni |
Province of Rieti |
vtUfnr |
Metropolitan City of Roma |
vtUfnra |
Roma; Rome |
vtUfnt |
Province of Latina |
vtUfnv |
Province of Frosinone |
vtUfo |
Abruzzo |
vtUfoi |
Province of L'Aquila |
vtUfom |
Province of Teramo |
vtUfop |
Province of Pescara |
vtUfot |
Province of Chieti |
vtUfp |
Molise |
vtUfpc |
Province of Campobasso |
vtUfpi |
Province of Isernia |
vtUfq |
Campania |
vtUfq91aq |
Kingdom of Naples 1285-1816 |
vtUfq91no |
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies 1815-1860 |
vtUfqb |
Metropolitan City of Napoli |
vtUfqba |
Napoli; Naples |
vtUfqc |
Province of Caserta |
vtUfqe |
Province of Benevento |
vtUfql |
Province of Avellino |
vtUfqs |
Province of Salerno |
vtUfr |
Puglia; Apulia |
vtUfrf |
Province of Foggia |
vtUfrh |
Province of Barletta-Andria-Trani |
vtUfrk |
Province of Bari |
vtUfrr |
Province of Brindisi |
vtUfrt |
Province of Taranto |
vtUfrx |
Province of Lecce |
vtUfs |
Basilicata; Lucania |
vtUfsm |
Province of Matera |
vtUfsp |
Province of Potenza |
vtUft |
Calabria |
vtUfte |
Province of Cosenza |
vtUftk |
Province of Crotone |
vtUftn |
Province of Catanzaro |
vtUfto |
Province of Vibo Valentia |
vtUftr |
Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria |
vtUfv |
Sicilia; Sicily ← jUi Sicily |
vtUfv91ak |
Kingdom of Sicily 1130-1816 |
vtUfva |
Metropolitan City of Messina |
vtUfvc |
Metropolitan City of Catania |
vtUfve |
LCC of Siracusa |
vtUfvg |
LCC of Ragusa |
vtUfvl |
LCC of Caltanissetta |
vtUfvn |
LCC of Enna |
vtUfvp |
Metropolitan City of Palermo |
vtUfvr |
LCC of Agrigento |
vtUfvt |
LCC of Trapani |
vtUfw |
Sardegna; Sardinia |
vtUfwc |
Metropolitan City of Cagliari |
vtUfwe |
Province of Sud Sardegna; South Sardinia |
vtUfwn |
Province of Nuoro |
vtUfwq |
Province of Oristano |
vtUfws |
Province of Sassari |
vtUfzb |
San Marino; Republic of San Marino |
vtUfzc |
Vatican; Vatican City State |
vtUfzc91aik |
Papal States 752-1870 |
vtUfzd |
Malta; Republic of Malta |
vtUfze |
Switzerland; Swiss Confederation |
vtUfzeX |
cantons of Switzerland |
vtUfzeaWq |
German-speaking Switzerland |
vtUfzeb |
Zug |
vtUfzec |
Schwyz |
vtUfzed |
Uri |
vtUfzee |
Nidwalden |
vtUfzef |
Obwalden |
vtUfzeg |
Lucerne; canton of Lucerne |
vtUfzeh |
Bern; canton of Bern |
vtUfzei |
Solothurn |
vtUfzej |
Basel-Landschaft |
vtUfzek |
Basel-Stadt |
vtUfzel |
Aargau |
vtUfzem |
Zurich; canton of Zurich |
vtUfzen |
Schaffhausen |
vtUfzeo |
Thurgau |
vtUfzep |
Sankt Gallen |
vtUfzepza |
Appenzell Ausserrhoden |
vtUfzepzi |
Appenzell Innerhoder |
vtUfzeq |
Glarus |
vtUfzerWs |
Italian-speaking Switzerland |
vtUfzer |
Grigioni |
vtUfzes |
Ticino |
vtUfzetWy |
French-speaking Switzerland |
vtUfzet |
Valais |
vtUfzeu |
Geneva |
vtUfzev |
Vaud |
vtUfzew |
Fribourg; canton of Fribourg |
vtUfzex |
Neuchâtel |
vtUfzey |
Jura |
vtUfzf |
Liechtenstein; Principality of Liechtenstein |
vtUfzg |
Austria |
vtUfzg91cb |
Habsburg Empire; Austrian Empire; Austria-Hungary 1527-1918 |
vtUfzgX |
federal states of Austria |
vtUfzgb |
Upper Austria; Oberösterreich |
vtUfzge |
Lower Austria; Niederösterreich |
vtUfzgi |
Vienna; Wien |
vtUfzgl |
Burgenland |
vtUfzgn |
Styria; Steiermark |
vtUfzgr |
Carynthia; Kärnten |
vtUfzgs |
Salzburg state |
vtUfzgt |
Tyrol; Tirol |
vtUfzgv |
Vorarlberg |
vtUfzh |
Hungary; Hungarian Republic |
vtUfzj |
Slovenia; Republic of Slovenia |
vtUfzk |
Croatia; Republic of Croatia |
vtUfzl |
Bosnia-Herzegovina; Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina |
vtUfzm |
Serbia |
vtUfzm91sr |
Yugoslavia; Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 1943-1992 |
vtUfzn |
Montenegro; Crna Gora |
vtUfzo |
Kosovo; Republic of Kosovo |
vtUfzp |
Albania; Republic of Albania |
vtUfzq |
Macedonia; Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia; Republic of North Macedonia; Makedonija |
vtUfzr |
Greece; Hellenic Republic |
vtUfzs |
Bulgaria; Republic of Bulgaria |
vtUfzt |
Romania; Republic of Romania |
vtUfzu |
Moldova |
vtUfzv |
Ukraine; Ukraina |
vtUfzw |
Belarus; Republic of Belarus |
vtUg |
Russia ← jUj Eurasia |
vtUg91cv |
Tsardom of Russia 1547-1721 |
vtUg91ju |
Russian Empire 1721-1917 |
vtUg91rv |
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; USSR 1922-1991 |
vtUg91up |
Russian Federation |
vtUgX |
federal districts of Russia |
vtUgXX |
federal subjects of Russia |
vtUgc |
Central Federal District |
vtUgcb |
Kaluga Oblast |
vtUgcc |
Moscow |
vtUgcd |
Moscow Oblast |
vtUgce |
Tula Oblast |
vtUgcf |
Lipetsk Oblast |
vtUgcg |
Oryol Oblast |
vtUgch |
Bryansk Oblast |
vtUgci |
Smolensk Oblast |
vtUgcj |
Tver Oblast |
vtUgck |
Yaroslavl Oblast |
vtUgcl |
Kostroma Oblast |
vtUgcm |
Ivanovo Oblast |
vtUgcn |
Vladimir Oblast |
vtUgco |
Ryazan Oblast |
vtUgcp |
Tambov Oblast |
vtUgcq |
Voronezh Oblast |
vtUgcr |
Belgorod Oblast |
vtUgcs |
Kursk Oblast |
vtUge |
Northwestern Federal District |
vtUgeb |
Saint Petersburg |
vtUgec |
Leningrad Oblast |
vtUgee |
Republic of Karelia |
vtUgeg |
Murmansk Oblast |
vtUgeh |
Arkhangelsk Oblast |
vtUgej |
Nenets Autonomous Okrug |
vtUgek |
Komi Republic |
vtUgeo |
Vologda Oblast |
vtUger |
Novgorod Oblast |
vtUges |
Pskov Oblast |
vtUgey |
Kaliningrad Oblast |
vtUgg |
Ural Federal District |
vtUgi |
Volga Federal District |
vtUgk |
Southern Federal District |
vtUgn |
North Caucasian Federal District |
vtUgs |
Siberian Federal District |
vtUgv |
Far Eastern Federal District |
vtUgzg |
Georgia; Republic of Georgia |
vtUgzj |
Azerbaijan |
vtUgzr |
Armenia; Republic of Armenia |
vtUhWhzy |
Middle Eastern states |
vtUh |
Turkey |
vtUhX |
geographical regions of Turkey |
vtUhXX |
provinces of Turkey |
vtUha |
Central Anatolia Ankara |
vtUhb |
Black Sea Region |
vtUhe |
Eastern Anatolia |
vtUhh |
Southeastern Anatolia |
vtUhm |
Mediterranean Region |
vtUhn |
Aegean Region |
vtUhr |
Marmara Region |
vtUhra |
Istanbul; İstanbul; Byzantium; Constantinople
|
vtUhrc |
Kocaeli |
vtUhrf |
Sakarya |
vtUhri |
Bilecik |
vtUhrk |
Bursa |
vtUhrl |
Yalova |
vtUhro |
Ballkesir |
vtUhrq |
Çanakkale |
vtUhrr |
Edirne |
vtUhrt |
Tekirdag |
vtUhrw |
Kirklareli |
vtUhzc |
Cyprus; Republic of Cyprus ← jUizy Cyprus |
vtUhze |
Syria; Syrian Arab Republic |
vtUhzg |
Lebanon; Lebanese Republic |
vtUhzh |
Israel; State of Israel |
vtUhzi |
Palestine; disputed territories between Palestine and Israel including Gaza Strip, West Bank of the Jordan |
vtUhzj |
Jordan; Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan |
vtUhzk |
Iraq; Irak; Republic of Iraq ← jUjy Tigris & Euphrate basin |
vtUhzl |
Saudi Arabia; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
vtUhzn |
Yemen; Republic of Yemen |
vtUhzo |
Oman; Sultanate of Oman; Muscat and Oman |
vtUhzp |
United Arab Emirates including Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujaira, Sharja |
vtUhzq |
Qatar |
vtUhzt |
Bahrain |
vtUhzw |
Kuwait; State of Kuwait |
vtUiWl |
African states |
vtUi |
Egypt; Arab Republic of Egypt ← uyc Ancient Egypt jUkc Nile basin |
vtUizb |
Libya; Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya |
vtUizc |
Tunisia; Republic of Tunisia |
vtUizd |
Algeria; Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria |
vtUize |
Morocco; Kingdom of Morocco |
vtUizf |
Western Sahara |
vtUizg |
Mauritania; Islamic Republic of Mauritania |
vtUizh |
Mali; Republic of Mali |
vtUizi |
Burkina Faso; Upper Volta |
vtUizj |
Niger; Republic of Niger |
vtUizk |
Senegal; Republic of Senegal |
vtUizl |
Sierra Leone; Republic of Sierra Leone |
vtUizm |
Gambia; Republic of the Gambia |
vtUizn |
Guinea; Revolutionary People's Republic of Guinea |
vtUizo |
Guinea-Bissau; Republic of Guinea-Bissau |
vtUizp |
Cape Verde; Republic of Cape Verde |
vtUizq |
Liberia; Republic of Liberia |
vtUizr |
Côte d'Ivoire; Republic of the Ivory Coast |
vtUizs |
Ghana; Republic of Ghana; Gold Coast |
vtUizt |
Togo; Republic of Togo |
vtUizv |
Benin; People's Republic of Benin; Dahomey |
vtUj |
Nigeria; Federal Republic of Nigeria |
vtUjzb |
São Tomé e Principe; Provincia de São Tomé e Principe |
vtUjzc |
Cameroon; United Republic of Cameroon |
vtUjze |
Equatorial Guinea; Republic of Equatorial Guinea |
vtUjzg |
Gabon; Gabonese Republic |
vtUjzi |
Congo (Brazzaville); Republic of the Congo |
vtUjzj |
Democratic Republic of Congo; Zaire |
vtUjzl |
Angola; Republic of Angola |
vtUjzn |
Central African Republic |
vtUjzp |
Chad; Republic of Chad |
vtUjzs |
Sudan; Republic of the Sudan |
vtUjzu |
South Sudan; Republic of South Sudan |
vtUk |
Ethiopia; People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia |
vtUkze |
Eritrea; Republic of Eritrea |
vtUkzg |
Djibouti; Republic of Djibouti |
vtUkzi |
Somalia; Somali Democratic Republic |
vtUkzk |
Kenya; Republic of Kenya |
vtUkzn |
Uganda; Republic of Uganda |
vtUkzp |
Burundi; Republic of Burundi |
vtUkzr |
Rwanda; Republic of Rwanda |
vtUkzt |
Tanzania; United Republic of Tanzania |
vtUkzw |
Mozambique; Republic of Mozambique |
vtUl |
South Africa; Republic of South Africa |
vtUlzb |
Namibia |
vtUlzd |
Botswana |
vtUlzf |
Lesotho |
vtUlzh |
Swaziland |
vtUlzj |
Zimbabwe; Republic of Zimbabwe; Southern Rhodesia |
vtUlzl |
Zambia; Republic of Zambia; Northern Rhodesia |
vtUlzm |
Malawi; Republic of Malawi; Nyasaland |
vtUlzo |
Madagascar; Democratic Republic of Madagascar ← jUl Madagascar |
vtUlzq |
Comoros; Union of the Comoros |
vtUlzs |
Seychelles; Republic of Seychelles |
vtUlzu |
Mauritius; Republic of Mauritius |
vtUm |
Iran; Islamic Republic of Iran; Persia |
vtUmX |
provinces of Iran |
vtUma |
Tehran province |
vtUmaa |
Tehran county |
vtUmaaa |
Tehran |
vtUmb |
Semnan |
vtUmc |
Isfahan |
vtUmd |
Qom |
vtUme |
Markazi |
vtUmf |
Alborz |
vtUmg |
Qazvin |
vtUmh |
Mazandaran |
vtUmi |
Golestan |
vtUmj |
North Khorasan |
vtUmk |
Razavi Khorasan |
vtUmkzs |
South Khorasan |
vtUmkzy |
Yazd |
vtUml |
Kerman |
vtUmm |
Sistan and Baluchestan |
vtUmn |
Hormozgan |
vtUmo |
Bushehr |
vtUmp |
Fars |
vtUmq |
Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad |
vtUmr |
Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari |
vtUms |
Khuzestan |
vtUmt |
Lorestan |
vtUmu |
Ilam |
vtUmv |
Kermanshah |
vtUmw |
Hamadan |
vtUmx |
Kurdistan |
vtUmy |
Zanjian |
vtUmyzd |
West Azerbaijan |
vtUmyze |
East Azerbaijan |
vtUmyzi |
Ardabil |
vtUmyzl |
Gilan |
vtUmzf |
Afghanistan; Islamic State of Afghanistan |
vtUmzh |
Turkmenistan |
vtUmzi |
Uzbekistan |
vtUmzj |
Tajikistan; Republic of Tajikistan |
vtUmzk |
Kyrgyzstan; Republic of Kyrgyzstan |
vtUmzn |
Kazakhstan; Republic of Kazakhstan |
vtUmzo |
Mongolia; Mongolian People's Republic; Outer Mongolia |
vtUn |
India; Republic of India ← jUjv Ganges-Brahmaputra basin jUjw Godavari basin jUjx Indus basin |
vtUnbWx |
states of India |
vtUnb |
Madhya Pradesh |
vtUnc |
Uttar Pradesh |
vtUnd |
Bihar |
vtUne |
Jharkhand |
vtUnf |
Chhattisgarh |
vtUng |
Telangana |
vtUnh |
Karnataka |
vtUnhzg |
Goa |
vtUni |
Maharashtra |
vtUnj |
Gujarat |
vtUnk |
Rajasthan |
vtUnl |
Haryana |
vtUnm |
Punjab, India |
vtUnn |
Himachal Pradesh |
vtUno |
Uttarakhand |
vtUnp |
Sikkim |
vtUnq |
Assam |
vtUnr |
Arunachal Pradesh |
vtUnrzn |
Nagaland |
vtUns |
Manipur |
vtUnszm |
Mizoram |
vtUnszt |
Tripura |
vtUnszw |
Meghalaya |
vtUnt |
West Bengal |
vtUnu |
Odisha |
vtUnv |
Andhra Pradesh |
vtUnw |
Tamil Nadu |
vtUnx |
Kerala |
vtUny |
union territories of India |
vtUnyd |
National Capital Territory of Delhi |
vtUnyh |
Chandigarh |
vtUnyj |
Jammu and Kashmir |
vtUnyl |
Ladakh |
vtUnyn |
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu |
vtUnyp |
Puducherry |
vtUnys |
Lakshadweep |
vtUnyw |
Andaman and Nicobar Islands |
vtUnzb |
Pakistan; Islamic Republic of Pakistan |
vtUnzba |
Islamabad Capital Territory |
vtUnzbh |
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa |
vtUnzbl |
Gilgit-Baltistan |
vtUnzbm |
Azad Jammu and Kashmir |
vtUnzbp |
Punjab, Pakistan |
vtUnzbs |
Sindh |
vtUnzbv |
Balochistan |
vtUnzc |
Bhutan; Kingdom of Bhutan |
vtUnzd |
Nepal; Kingdom of Nepal |
vtUnzf |
Sri Lanka; Ceylon; Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka |
vtUnzi |
Maldives; Republic of the Maldives |
vtUnzl |
Bangladesh; People's Republic of Bangladesh |
vtUnzld |
Dhaka |
vtUnzlh |
Mymensingh |
vtUnzll |
Sylhet |
vtUnzlo |
Chittagong |
vtUnzlr |
Barisal |
vtUnzlu |
Khulna |
vtUnzlw |
Rajshahi |
vtUnzlx |
Rangpur |
vtUnzm |
Burma; Union of Myanmar |
vtUnzo |
Cambodia; Kingdom of Cambodia |
vtUnzq |
Vietnam; Socialist Republic of Vietnam |
vtUnzs |
Laos; Lao People's Democratic Republic |
vtUnzt |
Thailand; Kingdom of Thailand |
vtUnzu |
Malaysia; Federation of Malaysia |
vtUnzw |
Singapore; Republic of Singapore |
vtUnzy |
Brunei; State of Brunei Darussalam |
vtUo |
Indonesia; Republic of Indonesia |
vtUoX |
provinces of Indonesia |
vtUob |
East Nusa Tenggara |
vtUoc |
West Nusa Tenggara |
vtUod |
Bali |
vtUoe |
East Java |
vtUoezg |
Yogyakarta |
vtUof |
Central Java |
vtUog |
West Java |
vtUoh |
Jakarta; Special Capital Region of Jakarta; Batavia |
vtUoi |
Banten |
vtUoj |
Lampung |
vtUok |
South Sumatra |
vtUokzb |
Bengkulu |
vtUol |
Jambi |
vtUom |
West Sumatra |
vtUon |
North Sumatra |
vtUoo |
Aceh |
vtUop |
Riau |
vtUopzi |
Riau Islands |
vtUopzu |
Bangka Belitung |
vtUoq |
West Kalimantan |
vtUoqzc |
Central Kalimantan |
vtUoqze |
East Kalimantan |
vtUoqzn |
North Kalimantan |
vtUor |
South Sulawesi |
vtUorzs |
Southeast Sulawesi |
vtUorzw |
West Sulawesi |
vtUos |
Central Sulawesi |
vtUoszg |
Gorontalo |
vtUoszn |
North Sulawesi |
vtUoszu |
North Maluku |
vtUot |
Maluku |
vtUou |
Southwest Papua |
vtUouzw |
West Papua |
vtUov |
Central Papua |
vtUovzp |
Papua |
vtUow |
Highland Papua |
vtUox |
South Papua |
vtUozp |
Philippines; Republic of the Philippines |
vtUozpX |
regions of the Philippines |
vtUozpb |
National Capital Region |
vtUozpc |
Central Luzon |
vtUozpd |
Ilocos Region |
vtUozpe |
Cordillera Administrative Region |
vtUozpf |
Cagayan Valley |
vtUozpg |
Calabarzon |
vtUozph |
Bicol Region |
vtUozpi |
Eastern Visayas |
vtUozpj |
Caraga |
vtUozpk |
Davao Region |
vtUozpl |
Soccksargen |
vtUozpm |
Bangsamoro |
vtUozpn |
Northern Mindanao |
vtUozpo |
Zamboanga Peninsula |
vtUozpp |
Central Visayas |
vtUozpq |
Western Visayas |
vtUozpr |
Mimaropa |
vtUozprd |
Occidental Mindoro |
vtUozpre |
Oriental Mindoro |
vtUozprm |
Marinduque |
vtUozprr |
Romblon |
vtUozprw |
Palawan |
vtUp |
China ← jUjp Huang He basin jUjq Yangtze basin |
vtUp91rl |
Republic of China; Chunghwa Minkuo 1912-1949 |
vtUp91sx |
People's Republic of China |
vtUpbWu |
provinces of China |
vtUpb |
Hubei |
vtUpc |
Henan |
vtUpd |
Anhui |
vtUpe |
Jiangxi |
vtUpf |
Hunan |
vtUpg |
Guizhou |
vtUph |
Chongqing |
vtUpi |
Shaanxi |
vtUpj |
Shanxi |
vtUpk |
Hebei |
vtUpl |
Liaoning |
vtUplzj |
Jilin |
vtUplzo |
Heilongjiang |
vtUpm |
Shandong |
vtUpn |
Jiangsu |
vtUpo |
Zhejiang |
vtUpp |
Fujian |
vtUpq |
Guangdong |
vtUpr |
Guangxi |
vtUps |
Yunnan |
vtUpt |
Sichuan |
vtUpu |
Qinghai |
vtUpv |
municipalities of China |
vtUpvc |
Chongqing; Municipality of Chongqing |
vtUpve |
Beijing; Municipality of Beijing; Peking |
vtUpvj |
Tianjin; Municipality of Tianjin |
vtUpvs |
Shanghai; Municipality of Shanghai |
vtUpw |
autonomous regions of China |
vtUpwb |
Tibet; Xizang Zizhiqu |
vtUpwg |
Xinjiang; Uighur |
vtUpwm |
Inner Mongolia |
vtUpwn |
Ningxia |
vtUpwu |
Guangxi |
vtUpxWy |
special administrative regions of China |
vtUpx |
Hong Kong |
vtUpy |
Macao; Macau |
vtUpzt |
Taiwan; Republic of China |
vtUqWqzn |
Koreas |
vtUq |
South Korea; Republic of Korea; Daehanminguk ← jUjozf Han basin jUwzj Jeju jUwzt Dokdo |
vtUqb |
Seoul; Seoul Special Metropolitan City |
vtUqc |
Incheon |
vtUqe |
Gyeonggi |
vtUqg |
Gangwon |
vtUqi |
Gyeongbuk; North Gyeongsang |
vtUqk |
Daegu; Daegu Metropolitan City; Taegu |
vtUql |
Ulsan; Ulsan Metropolitan City |
vtUqn |
Busan; Busan Metropolitan City |
vtUqo |
Gyeongnam; South Gyeongsang |
vtUqq |
Jeonnam; South Jeolla |
vtUqr |
Gwangju; Kwangju |
vtUqs |
Jeonbuk; North Jeolla |
vtUqu |
Daejeon |
vtUqv |
Sejong |
vtUqw |
Chungnam; South Chungcheong; Chungcheongnam-do |
vtUqx |
Chungbuk; North Chungcheong |
vtUqy |
Jeju |
vtUqzn |
North Korea; Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
vtUr |
Japan; Nippon; Nihon Koku ← jUx Kyushu jUxzs Shikoku jUy Honshu |
vtUrX |
regions of Japan; regional blocs |
vtUrXX |
prefectures of Japan including urban pref's, circuit and metropolis |
vtUrd |
Hokkaidō |
vtUrh |
Tōhoku |
vtUrha |
Akita |
vtUrhc |
Aomori |
vtUrhi |
Iwate |
vtUrhm |
Miyagi |
vtUrhq |
Yamagata |
vtUrhu |
Fukushima |
vtUrk |
Kantō |
vtUrkc |
Gunma |
vtUrkg |
Tochigi |
vtUrki |
Ibaraki |
vtUrkq |
Chiba |
vtUrks |
Saitama |
vtUrkt |
Tokyo |
vtUrkw |
Kanagawa |
vtUrl |
Chūbu |
vtUrlc |
Toyama |
vtUrlg |
Nigata |
vtUrlj |
Nagano |
vtUrlm |
Yamanashi |
vtUrlo |
Shizuoka |
vtUrlq |
Aichi |
vtUrls |
Gifu |
vtUrlu |
Fukui |
vtUrlw |
Ishikawa |
vtUrn |
Kansai |
vtUrnd |
Kyoto |
vtUrnh |
Shiga |
vtUrnm |
Mie |
vtUrnn |
Nara |
vtUrns |
Osaka |
vtUrny |
Hyōgo |
vtUrq |
Chūgoku |
vtUrqh |
Shimane |
vtUrql |
Tottori |
vtUrqo |
Okayama |
vtUrqs |
Hiroshima |
vtUrqy |
Yamaguchi |
vtUrs |
Shikoku |
vtUrsg |
Kagawa |
vtUrsi |
Tokushima |
vtUrsk |
Kōchi |
vtUrsm |
Ehime |
vtUru |
Kyūshū |
vtUruc |
Nagasaki |
vtUrue |
Saga |
vtUruf |
Fukuoka |
vtUrui |
Ōita |
vtUrum |
Miyazaki |
vtUruo |
Kagoshima |
vtUruu |
Kumamoto |
vtUrw |
Okinawa |
vtUrze |
Papua New Guinea; Independent State of Papua New Guinea |
vtUrzf |
Fiji; Republic of Fiji |
vtUrzg |
Tonga; Kingdom of Tonga |
vtUrzi |
Samoa; Independent State of Samoa; Western Samoa |
vtUrzl |
Tuvalu; Ellice Islands |
vtUrzm |
Micronesia; Federated States of Micronesia |
vtUrzn |
Northern Mariana Islands; Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands |
vtUrzp |
Marshall Islands; Republic of the Marshall islands |
vtUrzr |
Kiribati; Republic of Kiribati; Gilbert Islands |
vtUrzu |
Nauru; Republic of Nauru |
vtUsWszy |
Oceanian states |
vtUs |
Australia; Commonwealth of Australia ← jUu Australia |
vtUsX |
states and territories of Australia |
vtUsc |
Western Australia |
vtUse |
South Australia |
vtUsh |
Northern Territory |
vtUsl |
Queensland |
vtUsn |
New South Wales |
vtUsq |
Victoria |
vtUst |
Tasmania |
vtUsv |
Australian Capital Territory including Canberra |
vtUszn |
New Zealand ← jUv South Island jUw North Island |
vtUszv |
Vanuatu; Republic of Vanuatu; New Hebrides |
vtUszx |
Solomon Islands |
vtUtWy |
American states |
vtUt |
Canada ← jUf North America |
vtUtX |
provinces and territories of Canada |
vtUtb |
British Columbia |
vtUte |
Alberta |
vtUtg |
Saskatchewan |
vtUti |
Manitoba |
vtUtj |
Ontario |
vtUtl |
Quebec |
vtUtn |
New Brunswick |
vtUto |
Nova Scotia |
vtUtp |
Prince Edward Island |
vtUtt |
Newfoundland Province including Newfoundland, Labrador |
vtUtu |
Yukon Territory |
vtUtw |
Northwest Territories including Fort Smith, Inuvik |
vtUtx |
Nunavut including Baffin, Keewatin, Kitikmeot |
vtUu |
United States of America; USA ← jUf North America |
vtUu71mn |
1789- presidency of George Washigton |
vtUu71mv |
1797- presidency of John Adams |
vtUu71na |
1801- presidency of Thomas Jefferson |
vtUu71pk |
1861- presidency of Abraham Lincoln ← Upwoxdmh |
vtUu71ra |
1901- presidency of Theodore Roosevelt |
vtUu71rm |
1913- presidency of Woodrow Wilson |
vtUu71sh |
1933- presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt |
vtUu71tc |
1953- presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower |
vtUu71tk |
1961- presidency of John F. Kennedy |
vtUu71vi |
2009- presidency of Barack Obama |
vtUu71vq |
2017- first presidency of Donald Trump |
vtUu71vu |
2021- presidency of Joe Biden |
vtUu71vy |
2025- second presidency of Donald Trump |
vtUuX |
states of the USA |
vtUuXX |
USA counties; parishes; boroughs |
vtUub |
Missouri including Saint Louis, Kansas City, Columbia |
vtUuc |
Illinois including Chicago, Metro East |
vtUud |
Indiana including Indianapolis |
vtUue |
Ohio including Columbus, Cincinnati, Cleveland |
vtUuezk |
Kentucky including Louisville, Lexington |
vtUuf |
Tennessee including Nashville, Memphis |
vtUug |
Arkansas including Little Rock |
vtUugzo |
Oklahoma including Oklahoma City, Tulsa |
vtUuh |
Kansas including Topeka, Wichita |
vtUui |
Nebraska including Lincoln, Omaha |
vtUuizi |
Iowa including Des Moines |
vtUuj |
Minnesota including Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Duluth |
vtUuk |
Wisconsin including Milwaukee, Madison |
vtUul |
Michigan including Detroit, Lansing |
vtUulzm |
Maine including Portland, Augusta |
vtUulzn |
New Hampshire |
vtUulzv |
Vermont |
vtUum |
Massachusetts |
vtUumzr |
Rhode Island |
vtUumzu |
Connecticut |
vtUun |
New York State |
vtUuo |
Pennsylvania |
vtUuoze |
New Jersey |
vtUuozh |
Delaware |
vtUuozm |
Maryland |
vtUuozo |
District of Columbia |
vtUuozq |
West Virginia |
vtUuozr |
Virginia |
vtUuozt |
North Carolina |
vtUuozu |
South Carolina |
vtUup |
Georgia |
vtUuq |
Florida |
vtUuqzb |
Alabama |
vtUuqzm |
Mississippi |
vtUuqzu |
Louisiana |
vtUur |
Texas |
vtUus |
New Mexico |
vtUut |
Colorado |
vtUuu |
Utah |
vtUuuzi |
Arizona |
vtUuuzn |
Nevada |
vtUuv |
California |
vtUuvze |
Oregon |
vtUuvzh |
Washington |
vtUuvzi |
Idaho |
vtUuvzj |
Wyoming |
vtUuvzm |
Montana |
vtUuvzs |
South Dakota |
vtUuvzt |
North Dakota |
vtUuw |
Alaska |
vtUux |
Hawaii |
vtUuy |
territories of the USA |
vtUuyp |
Puerto Rico |
vtUuyr |
US Virgin Islands |
vtUuys |
American Samoa |
vtUuyu |
Guam |
vtUuyw |
Northern Mariana Islands |
vtUv |
Mexico; United States of Mexico |
vtUv3q ⋄ |
centre-left party including Democratic Party |
vtUvX |
federative entities of Mexico |
vtUva |
Mexico City; Ciudad de México |
vtUvb |
México; State of Mexico |
vtUvc |
Hidalgo |
vtUvd |
Tlaxcala |
vtUve |
Puebla |
vtUvf |
Veracruz |
vtUvg |
Tabasco |
vtUvh |
Campeche |
vtUvi |
Yucatán |
vtUvj |
Quintana Roo |
vtUvk |
Chiapas |
vtUvl |
Oaxaca |
vtUvm |
Guerrero |
vtUvn |
Michoacán |
vtUvnzc |
Colima |
vtUvo |
Guanajuato |
vtUvp |
Jalisco |
vtUvq |
Nayarit |
vtUvr |
Zacatecas |
vtUvs |
Aguascalientes |
vtUvszl |
San Luis Potosí |
vtUvszt |
Tamaulipas |
vtUvszu |
Nuevo León |
vtUvt |
Coahuila |
vtUvu |
Durango |
vtUvv |
Sinaloa |
vtUvw |
Chihuahua |
vtUvx |
Sonora |
vtUvy |
Baja California |
vtUvyzs |
Baja California Sur |
vtUvzb |
Belize; British Honduras |
vtUvzc |
Guatemala; Republic of Guatemala |
vtUvze |
El Salvador; Republic of El Salvador |
vtUvzh |
Honduras; Republic of Honduras |
vtUvzi |
Nicaragua; Republic of Nicaragua |
vtUvzj |
Costa Rica; Republic of Costa Rica |
vtUvzk |
Panama; Republic of Panama |
vtUvzl |
Cuba; Republic of Cuba |
vtUvzm |
Jamaica |
vtUvzn |
Dominican Republic including Santo Domingo |
vtUvzo |
Haiti; Republic of Haiti |
vtUvzp |
Bahamas; Commonwealth of the Bahamas |
vtUvzq |
Saint Kitts and Nevis; Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis |
vtUvzr |
Antigua and Barbuda |
vtUvzs |
Saint Lucia; State of Saint Lucia |
vtUvzt |
Saint Vincent; Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
vtUvzu |
Grenada |
vtUvzv |
Barbados |
vtUvzw |
Trinidad and Tobago; Republic of Trinidad and Tobago |
vtUw |
Colombia; Republic of Colombia |
vtUwze |
Venezuela; Republic of Venezuela |
vtUwzg |
Guyana; Cooperative Republic of Guyana; British Guiana |
vtUwzi |
Suriname; Republic of Suriname |
vtUwzo |
Ecuador; Republic of Ecuador |
vtUwzp |
Peru; Republic of Peru |
vtUwzv |
Bolivia; Republic of Bolivia |
vtUx |
Brazil; Brasil; Federative Republic of Brazil |
vtUxX |
federative units of Brazil; states and federal district |
vtUxa |
Federal District of Brazil |
vtUxb |
Goiás |
vtUxc |
Tocantins |
vtUxd |
Maranhão |
vtUxe |
Piauí |
vtUxf |
Ceará |
vtUxg |
Rio Grande do Norte |
vtUxh |
Paraíba |
vtUxi |
Pernambuco |
vtUxj |
Alagoas |
vtUxk |
Sergipe |
vtUxl |
Bahia |
vtUxm |
Minas Gerais |
vtUxn |
Espírito Santo |
vtUxo |
Rio de Janeiro state |
vtUxp |
São Paulo state |
vtUxq |
Paraná |
vtUxr |
Santa Catarina |
vtUxs |
Rio Grande do Sul |
vtUxt |
Mato Grosso do Sul |
vtUxu |
Mato Grosso |
vtUxv |
Rondônia |
vtUxw |
Amazonas |
vtUxwzc |
Acre |
vtUxwzr |
Roraima |
vtUxx |
Pará |
vtUxy |
Amapá |
vtUxzp |
Paraguay; Republic of Paraguay |
vtUxzu |
Uruguay; Eastern Republic of Uruguay |
vtUy |
Argentina; Argentine Republic |
vtUyX |
provinces of Argentina |
vtUya |
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires |
vtUyb |
Buenos Aires Province |
vtUyc |
Entre Rios |
vtUyd |
Santa Fe |
vtUye |
Corrientes |
vtUyf |
Misiones |
vtUyg |
Chaco |
vtUyh |
Formosa |
vtUyi |
Salta |
vtUyj |
Jujuy |
vtUyk |
Catamarca |
vtUyl |
Tucumán |
vtUym |
Santiago del Estero |
vtUyn |
Córdoba |
vtUyo |
La Rioja |
vtUyp |
San Juan |
vtUyq |
San Luis |
vtUyr |
La Pampa |
vtUys |
Mendoza |
vtUyt |
Neuquén |
vtUyu |
Río Negro |
vtUyv |
Chubut |
vtUyw |
Santa Cruz |
vtUyx |
Tierra del Fuego |
vtUyzc |
Chile; Republic of Chile |
vtb |
bands; camps; hordes ← ug clans |
vte |
tribes |
vth |
chiefdoms |
vtn |
states; countries ← jU landmasses of the contemporary Earth uv peoples uyw modern Western civilization |
vtnc |
city-states; polis; communes ← tdq |
vtnc919rh |
city-states in ancient Greece |
vtnc919sh |
city-states in Western Christendom |
vtnl |
states with limited recognition |
vtnm |
modern nation states; sovereign states; Westfalian states |
vtnp |
dependent territories; dependent areas; dependencies |
vto |
confederations |
vtp |
empires |
vtp919bs |
Assyrian Empire |
vtp919g |
Achaemenid empire; First Persian empire |
vtp919jmm |
Mongol Empire |
vtp919kc |
Chinese empire |
vtp919kp |
Japanese empire |
vtp919rhn |
empire of Alexander |
vtp919rr |
Roman empire |
vtp919sh |
Holy Roman Empire |
vtp919sm |
Byzantine empire; Eastern Roman Empire |
vtp919so |
Ottoman Empire; Turkish Empire |
vtpn |
colonial empires ← uywd Age of Discovery |
vtpn92b |
British colonial empire |
vtpn92d |
French colonial empire |
vtpn92e |
Spanish colonial empire |
vtpn92ezp |
Portuguese colonial empire |
vtu92c |
European Union; EU |
vtu92nzw |
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation; APEC |
vtu92o |
Association of Southeast Asian Nations; ASEAN |
vtw7o |
international court [international law] |
vtw91rt |
League of Nations; Société des Nations 1920-1946 |
vtw91st |
United Nations; UN 1945- |
vtw91st90X |
UN specialized agencies |
vtw91st90r |
Food and Agriculture Organization; FAO |
vtw91st90sh |
World Health Organization; WHO |
vtw91st90vq |
International Monetary Fund; IMF |
vtw91st90y |
UNESCO; UN Educational; Scientific and Cultural Organization |
vu |
alliances; leagues; coalitions; supranational unions; continental unions ← tm combat |
vx |
intergovernmental organizations |
w |
customs; uses; habits; lore; tradition; rituals; religion ← u social groups ≈ DDC 200 |
w1 |
in historical period; calendar time; epoch ← i1uh Holocene bbxprsvxw ≈ DDC 900 930 940 950 960 970 980 990 |
w1a |
10000 BCE-1500 CE; pre-modern times; late prehistory, Antiquity and Middle Ages [archaeology; ancient and medieval history] |
w1aaWhd |
10000-1 BCE; Before Common Era; Before Christ; BC |
w1aa |
10000-7501 BCE; early Neolithic |
w1aaa |
10000-9901 BCE |
w1aay |
7600-7501 BCE |
w1ab |
7500-5001 BCE |
w1ac |
5000-2501 BCE |
w1ad |
2500-1901 BCE |
w1ae |
1900-1301 BCE |
w1aeaWd |
1900-1801 BCE; 19th century BCE |
w1aeeWh |
1800-1701 BCE; 18th century BCE |
w1aeiWl |
1700-1601 BCE; 17th century BCE |
w1aemWp |
1600-1501 BCE; 16th century BCE |
w1aeqWt |
1500-1401 BCE; 15th century BCE |
w1aeq |
1500-1476 BCE |
w1aer |
1475-1451 BCE |
w1aes |
1450-1426 BCE |
w1aet |
1425-1401 BCE |
w1aeuWx |
1400-1301 BCE; 14th century BCE |
w1aeu |
1400-1376 BCE |
w1aev |
1375-1351 BCE |
w1aew |
1350-1326 BCE |
w1aex |
1325-1301 BCE |
w1af |
1300-701 BCE |
w1afaWd |
1300-1201 BCE; 13th century BCE |
w1afa |
1300-1276 BCE |
w1afb |
1275-1251 BCE |
w1afc |
1250-1226 BCE |
w1afd |
1225-1201 BCE |
w1afeWh |
1200-1101 BCE; 12th century BCE |
w1afe |
1200-1176 BCE |
w1aff |
1175-1151 BCE |
w1afg |
1150-1126 BCE |
w1afh |
1125-1101 BCE |
w1afiWl |
1100-1001 BCE; 11th century BCE |
w1afi |
1100-1076 BCE |
w1afj |
1075-1051 BCE |
w1afk |
1050-1026 BCE |
w1afl |
1025-1001 BCE |
w1afmWDhd |
1000-1 BCE; 1st millennium BCE |
w1afmWp |
1000-901 BCE; 10th century BCE |
w1afm |
1000-976 BCE |
w1afn |
975-951 BCE |
w1afo |
950-926 BCE |
w1afp |
925-901 BCE |
w1afqWt |
900-801 BCE; 9th century BCE |
w1afq |
900-876 BCE; early 9th century BCE |
w1afr |
875-851 BCE |
w1afs |
850-826 BCE |
w1aft |
825-801 BCE; late 9th century BCE |
w1afuWx |
800-701 BCE; 8th century BCE |
w1afu |
800-776 BCE; early 8th century BCE |
w1afua |
800 BCE |
w1afub |
799 BCE |
w1afuc |
798 BCE |
w1afud |
797 BCE |
w1afue |
796 BCE |
w1afuf |
795 BCE |
w1afug |
794 BCE |
w1afuh |
793 BCE |
w1afui |
792 BCE |
w1afuj |
791 BCE |
w1afuk |
790 BCE |
w1aful |
789 BCE |
w1afum |
788 BCE |
w1afun |
787 BCE |
w1afuo |
786 BCE |
w1afup |
785 BCE |
w1afuq |
784 BCE |
w1afur |
783 BCE |
w1afus |
782 BCE |
w1afut |
781 BCE |
w1afuu |
780 BCE |
w1afuv |
779 BCE |
w1afuw |
778 BCE |
w1afux |
777 BCE |
w1afuy |
776 BCE |
w1afv |
775-751 BCE |
w1afva |
775 BCE |
w1afvb |
774 BCE |
w1afvc |
773 BCE |
w1afvd |
772 BCE |
w1afve |
771 BCE |
w1afvf |
770 BCE |
w1afvg |
769 BCE |
w1afvh |
768 BCE |
w1afvi |
767 BCE |
w1afvj |
766 BCE |
w1afvk |
765 BCE |
w1afvl |
764 BCE |
w1afvm |
763 BCE |
w1afvn |
762 BCE |
w1afvo |
761 BCE |
w1afvp |
760 BCE |
w1afvq |
759 BCE |
w1afvr |
758 BCE |
w1afvs |
757 BCE |
w1afvt |
756 BCE |
w1afvu |
755 BCE |
w1afvv |
754 BCE |
w1afvw |
753 BCE; 1 AUC |
w1afvx |
752 BCE |
w1afvy |
751 BCE |
w1afw |
750-726 BCE |
w1afwa |
750 BCE |
w1afwb |
749 BCE |
w1afwc |
748 BCE |
w1afwd |
747 BCE |
w1afwe |
746 BCE |
w1afwf |
745 BCE |
w1afwg |
744 BCE |
w1afwh |
743 BCE |
w1afwi |
742 BCE |
w1afwj |
741 BCE |
w1afwk |
740 BCE |
w1afwl |
739 BCE |
w1afwm |
738 BCE |
w1afwn |
737 BCE |
w1afwo |
736 BCE |
w1afwp |
735 BCE |
w1afwq |
734 BCE |
w1afwr |
733 BCE |
w1afws |
732 BCE |
w1afwt |
731 BCE |
w1afwu |
730 BCE |
w1afwv |
729 BCE |
w1afww |
728 BCE |
w1afwx |
727 BCE |
w1afwy |
726 BCE |
w1afx |
725-701 BCE; late 8th century BCE |
w1afxa |
725 BCE |
w1afxb |
724 BCE |
w1afxc |
723 BCE |
w1afxd |
722 BCE |
w1afxe |
721 BCE |
w1afxf |
720 BCE |
w1afxg |
719 BCE |
w1afxh |
718 BCE |
w1afxi |
717 BCE |
w1afxj |
716 BCE |
w1afxk |
715 BCE |
w1afxl |
714 BCE |
w1afxm |
713 BCE |
w1afxn |
712 BCE |
w1afxo |
711 BCE |
w1afxp |
710 BCE |
w1afxq |
709 BCE |
w1afxr |
708 BCE |
w1afxs |
707 BCE |
w1afxt |
706 BCE |
w1afxu |
705 BCE |
w1afxv |
704 BCE |
w1afxw |
703 BCE |
w1afxx |
702 BCE |
w1afxy |
701 BCE |
w1agWh |
700 BCE-500 CE; Classical Antiquity; Classical Era; Classical Period; Classical Age |
w1ag |
700-101 BCE |
w1agaWd |
700-601 BCE; 7th century BCE |
w1aga |
700-676 BCE; early 7th century BCE |
w1agaa |
700 BCE |
w1agab |
699 BCE |
w1agac |
698 BCE |
w1agad |
697 BCE |
w1agae |
696 BCE |
w1agaf |
695 BCE |
w1agag |
694 BCE |
w1agah |
693 BCE |
w1agai |
692 BCE |
w1agaj |
691 BCE |
w1agak |
690 BCE |
w1agal |
689 BCE |
w1agam |
688 BCE |
w1agan |
687 BCE |
w1agao |
686 BCE |
w1agap |
685 BCE |
w1agaq |
684 BCE |
w1agar |
683 BCE |
w1agas |
682 BCE |
w1agat |
681 BCE |
w1agau |
680 BCE |
w1agav |
679 BCE |
w1agaw |
678 BCE |
w1agax |
677 BCE |
w1agay |
676 BCE |
w1agb |
675-651 BCE |
w1agba |
675 BCE |
w1agbb |
674 BCE |
w1agbc |
673 BCE |
w1agbd |
672 BCE |
w1agbe |
671 BCE |
w1agbf |
670 BCE |
w1agbg |
669 BCE |
w1agbh |
668 BCE |
w1agbi |
667 BCE |
w1agbj |
666 BCE |
w1agbk |
665 BCE |
w1agbl |
664 BCE |
w1agbm |
663 BCE |
w1agbn |
662 BCE |
w1agbo |
661 BCE |
w1agbp |
660 BCE |
w1agbq |
659 BCE |
w1agbr |
658 BCE |
w1agbs |
657 BCE |
w1agbt |
656 BCE |
w1agbu |
655 BCE |
w1agbv |
654 BCE |
w1agbw |
653 BCE |
w1agbx |
652 BCE |
w1agby |
651 BCE |
w1agc |
650-626 BCE |
w1agca |
650 BCE |
w1agcb |
649 BCE |
w1agcc |
648 BCE |
w1agcd |
647 BCE |
w1agce |
646 BCE |
w1agcf |
645 BCE |
w1agcg |
644 BCE |
w1agch |
643 BCE |
w1agci |
642 BCE |
w1agcj |
641 BCE |
w1agck |
640 BCE |
w1agcl |
639 BCE |
w1agcm |
638 BCE |
w1agcn |
637 BCE |
w1agco |
636 BCE |
w1agcp |
635 BCE |
w1agcq |
634 BCE |
w1agcr |
633 BCE |
w1agcs |
632 BCE |
w1agct |
631 BCE |
w1agcu |
630 BCE |
w1agcv |
629 BCE |
w1agcw |
628 BCE |
w1agcx |
627 BCE |
w1agcy |
626 BCE |
w1agd |
625-601 BCE; late 7th century BCE |
w1agda |
625 BCE |
w1agdb |
624 BCE |
w1agdc |
623 BCE |
w1agdd |
622 BCE |
w1agde |
621 BCE |
w1agdf |
620 BCE |
w1agdg |
619 BCE |
w1agdh |
618 BCE |
w1agdi |
617 BCE |
w1agdj |
616 BCE |
w1agdk |
615 BCE |
w1agdl |
614 BCE |
w1agdm |
613 BCE |
w1agdn |
612 BCE |
w1agdo |
611 BCE |
w1agdp |
610 BCE |
w1agdq |
609 BCE |
w1agdr |
608 BCE |
w1agds |
607 BCE |
w1agdt |
606 BCE |
w1agdu |
605 BCE |
w1agdv |
604 BCE |
w1agdw |
603 BCE |
w1agdx |
602 BCE |
w1agdy |
601 BCE |
w1ageWh |
600-501 BCE; 6th century BCE |
w1age |
600-576 BCE; early 6th century BCE |
w1agea |
600 BCE |
w1ageb |
599 BCE |
w1agec |
598 BCE |
w1aged |
597 BCE |
w1agee |
596 BCE |
w1agef |
595 BCE |
w1ageg |
594 BCE |
w1ageh |
593 BCE |
w1agei |
592 BCE |
w1agej |
591 BCE |
w1agek |
590 BCE |
w1agel |
589 BCE |
w1agem |
588 BCE |
w1agen |
587 BCE |
w1ageo |
586 BCE |
w1agep |
585 BCE |
w1ageq |
584 BCE |
w1ager |
583 BCE |
w1ages |
582 BCE |
w1aget |
581 BCE |
w1ageu |
580 BCE |
w1agev |
579 BCE |
w1agew |
578 BCE |
w1agex |
577 BCE |
w1agey |
576 BCE |
w1agf |
575-551 BCE |
w1agfa |
575 BCE |
w1agfb |
574 BCE |
w1agfc |
573 BCE |
w1agfd |
572 BCE |
w1agfe |
571 BCE |
w1agff |
570 BCE |
w1agfg |
569 BCE |
w1agfh |
568 BCE |
w1agfi |
567 BCE |
w1agfj |
566 BCE |
w1agfk |
565 BCE |
w1agfl |
564 BCE |
w1agfm |
563 BCE |
w1agfn |
562 BCE |
w1agfo |
561 BCE |
w1agfp |
560 BCE |
w1agfq |
559 BCE |
w1agfr |
558 BCE |
w1agfs |
557 BCE |
w1agft |
556 BCE |
w1agfu |
555 BCE |
w1agfv |
554 BCE |
w1agfw |
553 BCE |
w1agfx |
552 BCE |
w1agfy |
551 BCE |
w1agg |
550-526 BCE |
w1agga |
550 BCE |
w1aggb |
549 BCE |
w1aggc |
548 BCE |
w1aggd |
547 BCE |
w1agge |
546 BCE |
w1aggf |
545 BCE |
w1aggg |
544 BCE |
w1aggh |
543 BCE |
w1aggi |
542 BCE |
w1aggj |
541 BCE |
w1aggk |
540 BCE |
w1aggl |
539 BCE |
w1aggm |
538 BCE |
w1aggn |
537 BCE |
w1aggo |
536 BCE |
w1aggp |
535 BCE |
w1aggq |
534 BCE |
w1aggr |
533 BCE |
w1aggs |
532 BCE |
w1aggt |
531 BCE |
w1aggu |
530 BCE |
w1aggv |
529 BCE |
w1aggw |
528 BCE |
w1aggx |
527 BCE |
w1aggy |
526 BCE |
w1agh |
525-501 BCE; late 6th century BCE |
w1agha |
525 BCE |
w1aghb |
524 BCE |
w1aghc |
523 BCE |
w1aghd |
522 BCE |
w1aghe |
521 BCE |
w1aghf |
520 BCE |
w1aghg |
519 BCE |
w1aghh |
518 BCE |
w1aghi |
517 BCE |
w1aghj |
516 BCE |
w1aghk |
515 BCE |
w1aghl |
514 BCE |
w1aghm |
513 BCE |
w1aghn |
512 BCE |
w1agho |
511 BCE |
w1aghp |
510 BCE |
w1aghq |
509 BCE |
w1aghr |
508 BCE |
w1aghs |
507 BCE |
w1aght |
506 BCE |
w1aghu |
505 BCE |
w1aghv |
504 BCE |
w1aghw |
503 BCE |
w1aghx |
502 BCE |
w1aghy |
501 BCE |
w1agiWl |
500-401 BCE; 5th century BCE |
w1agi |
500-476 BCE; early 5th century BCE |
w1agia |
500 BCE |
w1agib |
499 BCE |
w1agic |
498 BCE |
w1agid |
497 BCE |
w1agie |
496 BCE |
w1agif |
495 BCE |
w1agig |
494 BCE |
w1agih |
493 BCE |
w1agii |
492 BCE |
w1agij |
491 BCE |
w1agik |
490 BCE |
w1agil |
489 BCE |
w1agim |
488 BCE |
w1agin |
487 BCE |
w1agio |
486 BCE |
w1agip |
485 BCE |
w1agiq |
484 BCE |
w1agir |
483 BCE |
w1agis |
482 BCE |
w1agit |
481 BCE |
w1agiu |
480 BCE |
w1agiv |
479 BCE |
w1agiw |
478 BCE |
w1agix |
477 BCE |
w1agiy |
476 BCE |
w1agj |
475-451 BCE |
w1agja |
475 BCE |
w1agjb |
474 BCE |
w1agjc |
473 BCE |
w1agjd |
472 BCE |
w1agje |
471 BCE |
w1agjf |
470 BCE |
w1agjg |
469 BCE |
w1agjh |
468 BCE |
w1agji |
467 BCE |
w1agjj |
466 BCE |
w1agjk |
465 BCE |
w1agjl |
464 BCE |
w1agjm |
463 BCE |
w1agjn |
462 BCE |
w1agjo |
461 BCE |
w1agjp |
460 BCE |
w1agjq |
459 BCE |
w1agjr |
458 BCE |
w1agjs |
457 BCE |
w1agjt |
456 BCE |
w1agju |
455 BCE |
w1agjv |
454 BCE |
w1agjw |
453 BCE |
w1agjx |
452 BCE |
w1agjy |
451 BCE |
w1agk |
450-426 BCE |
w1agka |
450 BCE |
w1agkb |
449 BCE |
w1agkc |
448 BCE |
w1agkd |
447 BCE |
w1agke |
446 BCE |
w1agkf |
445 BCE |
w1agkg |
444 BCE |
w1agkh |
443 BCE |
w1agki |
442 BCE |
w1agkj |
441 BCE |
w1agkk |
440 BCE |
w1agkl |
439 BCE |
w1agkm |
438 BCE |
w1agkn |
437 BCE |
w1agko |
436 BCE |
w1agkp |
435 BCE |
w1agkq |
434 BCE |
w1agkr |
433 BCE |
w1agks |
432 BCE |
w1agkt |
431 BCE |
w1agku |
430 BCE |
w1agkv |
429 BCE |
w1agkw |
428 BCE |
w1agkx |
427 BCE |
w1agky |
426 BCE |
w1agl |
425-401 BCE; late 5th century BCE |
w1agla |
425 BCE |
w1aglb |
424 BCE |
w1aglc |
423 BCE |
w1agld |
422 BCE |
w1agle |
421 BCE |
w1aglf |
420 BCE |
w1aglg |
419 BCE |
w1aglh |
418 BCE |
w1agli |
417 BCE |
w1aglj |
416 BCE |
w1aglk |
415 BCE |
w1agll |
414 BCE |
w1aglm |
413 BCE |
w1agln |
412 BCE |
w1aglo |
411 BCE |
w1aglp |
410 BCE |
w1aglq |
409 BCE |
w1aglr |
408 BCE |
w1agls |
407 BCE |
w1aglt |
406 BCE |
w1aglu |
405 BCE |
w1aglv |
404 BCE |
w1aglw |
403 BCE |
w1aglx |
402 BCE |
w1agly |
401 BCE |
w1agmWp |
400-301 BCE; 4th century BCE |
w1agm |
400-376 BCE; early 4th century BCE |
w1agma |
400 BCE |
w1agmb |
399 BCE |
w1agmc |
398 BCE |
w1agmd |
397 BCE |
w1agme |
396 BCE |
w1agmf |
395 BCE |
w1agmg |
394 BCE |
w1agmh |
393 BCE |
w1agmi |
392 BCE |
w1agmj |
391 BCE |
w1agmk |
390 BCE |
w1agml |
389 BCE |
w1agmm |
388 BCE |
w1agmn |
387 BCE |
w1agmo |
386 BCE |
w1agmp |
385 BCE |
w1agmq |
384 BCE |
w1agmr |
383 BCE |
w1agms |
382 BCE |
w1agmt |
381 BCE |
w1agmu |
380 BCE |
w1agmv |
379 BCE |
w1agmw |
378 BCE |
w1agmx |
377 BCE |
w1agmy |
376 BCE |
w1agn |
375-351 BCE |
w1agna |
375 BCE |
w1agnb |
374 BCE |
w1agnc |
373 BCE |
w1agnd |
372 BCE |
w1agne |
371 BCE |
w1agnf |
370 BCE |
w1agng |
369 BCE |
w1agnh |
368 BCE |
w1agni |
367 BCE |
w1agnj |
366 BCE |
w1agnk |
365 BCE |
w1agnl |
364 BCE |
w1agnm |
363 BCE |
w1agnn |
362 BCE |
w1agno |
361 BCE |
w1agnp |
360 BCE |
w1agnq |
359 BCE |
w1agnr |
358 BCE |
w1agns |
357 BCE |
w1agnt |
356 BCE |
w1agnu |
355 BCE |
w1agnv |
354 BCE |
w1agnw |
353 BCE |
w1agnx |
352 BCE |
w1agny |
351 BCE |
w1ago |
350-325 BCE |
w1agoa |
350 BCE |
w1agob |
349 BCE |
w1agoc |
348 BCE |
w1agod |
347 BCE |
w1agoe |
346 BCE |
w1agof |
345 BCE |
w1agog |
344 BCE |
w1agoh |
343 BCE |
w1agoi |
342 BCE |
w1agoj |
341 BCE |
w1agok |
340 BCE |
w1agol |
339 BCE |
w1agom |
338 BCE |
w1agon |
337 BCE |
w1agoo |
336 BCE |
w1agop |
335 BCE |
w1agoq |
334 BCE |
w1agor |
333 BCE |
w1agos |
332 BCE |
w1agot |
331 BCE |
w1agou |
330 BCE |
w1agov |
329 BCE |
w1agow |
328 BCE |
w1agox |
327 BCE |
w1agoy |
326 BCE |
w1agp |
325-301 BCE; late 4th century BCE |
w1agpa |
325 BCE |
w1agpb |
324 BCE |
w1agpc |
323 BCE |
w1agpd |
322 BCE |
w1agpe |
321 BCE |
w1agpf |
320 BCE |
w1agpg |
319 BCE |
w1agph |
318 BCE |
w1agpi |
317 BCE |
w1agpj |
316 BCE |
w1agpk |
315 BCE |
w1agpl |
314 BCE |
w1agpm |
313 BCE |
w1agpn |
312 BCE |
w1agpo |
311 BCE |
w1agpp |
310 BCE |
w1agpq |
309 BCE |
w1agpr |
308 BCE |
w1agps |
307 BCE |
w1agpt |
306 BCE |
w1agpu |
305 BCE |
w1agpv |
304 BCE |
w1agpw |
303 BCE |
w1agpx |
302 BCE |
w1agpy |
301 BCE |
w1agqWt |
300-201 BCE; 3rd century BCE |
w1agq |
300-276 BCE; early 3rd century BCE |
w1agqa |
300 BCE |
w1agqb |
299 BCE |
w1agqc |
298 BCE |
w1agqd |
297 BCE |
w1agqe |
296 BCE |
w1agqf |
295 BCE |
w1agqg |
294 BCE |
w1agqh |
293 BCE |
w1agqi |
292 BCE |
w1agqj |
291 BCE |
w1agqk |
290 BCE |
w1agql |
289 BCE |
w1agqm |
288 BCE |
w1agqn |
287 BCE |
w1agqo |
286 BCE |
w1agqp |
285 BCE |
w1agqq |
284 BCE |
w1agqr |
283 BCE |
w1agqs |
282 BCE |
w1agqt |
281 BCE |
w1agqu |
280 BCE |
w1agqv |
279 BCE |
w1agqw |
278 BCE |
w1agqx |
277 BCE |
w1agqy |
276 BCE |
w1agr |
275-251 BCE |
w1agra |
275 BCE |
w1agrb |
274 BCE |
w1agrc |
273 BCE |
w1agrd |
272 BCE |
w1agre |
271 BCE |
w1agrf |
270 BCE |
w1agrg |
269 BCE |
w1agrh |
268 BCE |
w1agri |
267 BCE |
w1agrj |
266 BCE |
w1agrk |
265 BCE |
w1agrl |
264 BCE |
w1agrm |
263 BCE |
w1agrn |
262 BCE |
w1agro |
261 BCE |
w1agrp |
260 BCE |
w1agrq |
259 BCE |
w1agrr |
258 BCE |
w1agrs |
257 BCE |
w1agrt |
256 BCE |
w1agru |
255 BCE |
w1agrv |
254 BCE |
w1agrw |
253 BCE |
w1agrx |
252 BCE |
w1agry |
251 BCE |
w1ags |
250-226 BCE |
w1agsa |
250 BCE |
w1agsb |
249 BCE |
w1agsc |
248 BCE |
w1agsd |
247 BCE |
w1agse |
246 BCE |
w1agsf |
245 BCE |
w1agsg |
244 BCE |
w1agsh |
243 BCE |
w1agsi |
242 BCE |
w1agsj |
241 BCE |
w1agsk |
240 BCE |
w1agsl |
239 BCE |
w1agsm |
238 BCE |
w1agsn |
237 BCE |
w1agso |
236 BCE |
w1agsp |
235 BCE |
w1agsq |
234 BCE |
w1agsr |
233 BCE |
w1agss |
232 BCE |
w1agst |
231 BCE |
w1agsu |
230 BCE |
w1agsv |
229 BCE |
w1agsw |
228 BCE |
w1agsx |
227 BCE |
w1agsy |
226 BCE |
w1agt |
225-201 BCE; late 3rd century BCE |
w1agta |
225 BCE |
w1agtb |
224 BCE |
w1agtc |
223 BCE |
w1agtd |
222 BCE |
w1agte |
221 BCE |
w1agtf |
220 BCE |
w1agtg |
219 BCE |
w1agth |
218 BCE |
w1agti |
217 BCE |
w1agtj |
216 BCE |
w1agtk |
215 BCE |
w1agtl |
214 BCE |
w1agtm |
213 BCE |
w1agtn |
212 BCE |
w1agto |
211 BCE |
w1agtp |
210 BCE |
w1agtq |
209 BCE |
w1agtr |
208 BCE |
w1agts |
207 BCE |
w1agtt |
206 BCE |
w1agtu |
205 BCE |
w1agtv |
204 BCE |
w1agtw |
203 BCE |
w1agtx |
202 BCE |
w1agty |
201 BCE |
w1aguWx |
200-101 BCE; 2nd century BCE |
w1agu |
200-176 BCE; early 2nd century BCE |
w1agua |
200 BCE |
w1agub |
199 BCE |
w1aguc |
198 BCE |
w1agud |
197 BCE |
w1ague |
196 BCE |
w1aguf |
195 BCE |
w1agug |
194 BCE |
w1aguh |
193 BCE |
w1agui |
192 BCE |
w1aguj |
191 BCE |
w1aguk |
190 BCE |
w1agul |
189 BCE |
w1agum |
188 BCE |
w1agun |
187 BCE |
w1aguo |
186 BCE |
w1agup |
185 BCE |
w1aguq |
184 BCE |
w1agur |
183 BCE |
w1agus |
182 BCE |
w1agut |
181 BCE |
w1aguu |
180 BCE |
w1aguv |
179 BCE |
w1aguw |
178 BCE |
w1agux |
177 BCE |
w1aguy |
176 BCE |
w1agv |
175-151 BCE |
w1agva |
175 BCE |
w1agvb |
174 BCE |
w1agvc |
173 BCE |
w1agvd |
172 BCE |
w1agve |
171 BCE |
w1agvf |
170 BCE |
w1agvg |
169 BCE |
w1agvh |
168 BCE |
w1agvi |
167 BCE |
w1agvj |
166 BCE |
w1agvk |
165 BCE |
w1agvl |
164 BCE |
w1agvm |
163 BCE |
w1agvn |
162 BCE |
w1agvo |
161 BCE |
w1agvp |
160 BCE |
w1agvq |
159 BCE |
w1agvr |
158 BCE |
w1agvs |
157 BCE |
w1agvt |
156 BCE |
w1agvu |
155 BCE |
w1agvv |
154 BCE |
w1agvw |
153 BCE |
w1agvx |
152 BCE |
w1agvy |
151 BCE |
w1agw |
150-126 BCE |
w1agwa |
150 BCE |
w1agwb |
149 BCE |
w1agwc |
148 BCE |
w1agwd |
147 BCE |
w1agwe |
146 BCE |
w1agwf |
145 BCE |
w1agwg |
144 BCE |
w1agwh |
143 BCE |
w1agwi |
142 BCE |
w1agwj |
141 BCE |
w1agwk |
140 BCE |
w1agwl |
139 BCE |
w1agwm |
138 BCE |
w1agwn |
137 BCE |
w1agwo |
136 BCE |
w1agwp |
135 BCE |
w1agwq |
134 BCE |
w1agwr |
133 BCE |
w1agws |
132 BCE |
w1agwt |
131 BCE |
w1agwu |
130 BCE |
w1agwv |
129 BCE |
w1agww |
128 BCE |
w1agwx |
127 BCE |
w1agwy |
126 BCE |
w1agx |
125-101 BCE; late 2nd century BCE |
w1agxa |
125 BCE |
w1agxb |
124 BCE |
w1agxc |
123 BCE |
w1agxd |
122 BCE |
w1agxe |
121 BCE |
w1agxf |
120 BCE |
w1agxg |
119 BCE |
w1agxh |
118 BCE |
w1agxi |
117 BCE |
w1agxj |
116 BCE |
w1agxk |
115 BCE |
w1agxl |
114 BCE |
w1agxm |
113 BCE |
w1agxn |
112 BCE |
w1agxo |
111 BCE |
w1agxp |
110 BCE |
w1agxq |
109 BCE |
w1agxr |
108 BCE |
w1agxs |
107 BCE |
w1agxt |
106 BCE |
w1agxu |
105 BCE |
w1agxv |
104 BCE |
w1agxw |
103 BCE |
w1agxx |
102 BCE |
w1agxy |
101 BCE |
w1ah |
100 BCE-500 CE |
w1ahaWd |
100-1 BCE; 1st century BCE |
w1aha |
100-76 BCE; early 1st century BCE |
w1ahaa |
100 BCE |
w1ahab |
99 BCE |
w1ahac |
98 BCE |
w1ahad |
97 BCE |
w1ahae |
96 BCE |
w1ahaf |
95 BCE |
w1ahag |
94 BCE |
w1ahah |
93 BCE |
w1ahai |
92 BCE |
w1ahaj |
91 BCE |
w1ahak |
90 BCE |
w1ahal |
89 BCE |
w1aham |
88 BCE |
w1ahan |
87 BCE |
w1ahao |
86 BCE |
w1ahap |
85 BCE |
w1ahaq |
84 BCE |
w1ahar |
83 BCE |
w1ahas |
82 BCE |
w1ahat |
81 BCE |
w1ahau |
80 BCE |
w1ahav |
79 BCE |
w1ahaw |
78 BCE |
w1ahax |
77 BCE |
w1ahay |
76 BCE |
w1ahb |
75-51 BCE |
w1ahba |
75 BCE |
w1ahbb |
74 BCE |
w1ahbc |
73 BCE |
w1ahbd |
72 BCE |
w1ahbe |
71 BCE |
w1ahbf |
70 BCE |
w1ahbg |
69 BCE |
w1ahbh |
68 BCE |
w1ahbi |
67 BCE |
w1ahbj |
66 BCE |
w1ahbk |
65 BCE |
w1ahbl |
64 BCE |
w1ahbm |
63 BCE |
w1ahbn |
62 BCE |
w1ahbo |
61 BCE |
w1ahbp |
60 BCE |
w1ahbq |
59 BCE |
w1ahbr |
58 BCE |
w1ahbs |
57 BCE |
w1ahbt |
56 BCE |
w1ahbu |
55 BCE |
w1ahbv |
54 BCE |
w1ahbw |
53 BCE |
w1ahbx |
52 BCE |
w1ahby |
51 BCE |
w1ahc |
50-26 BCE |
w1ahca |
50 BCE |
w1ahcb |
49 BCE |
w1ahcc |
48 BCE |
w1ahcd |
47 BCE |
w1ahce |
46 BCE |
w1ahcf |
45 BCE |
w1ahcg |
44 BCE |
w1ahch |
43 BCE |
w1ahci |
42 BCE |
w1ahcj |
41 BCE |
w1ahck |
40 BCE |
w1ahcl |
39 BCE |
w1ahcm |
38 BCE |
w1ahcn |
37 BCE |
w1ahco |
36 BCE |
w1ahcp |
35 BCE |
w1ahcq |
34 BCE |
w1ahcr |
33 BCE |
w1ahcs |
32 BCE |
w1ahct |
31 BCE |
w1ahcu |
30 BCE |
w1ahcv |
29 BCE |
w1ahcw |
28 BCE |
w1ahcx |
27 BCE |
w1ahcy |
26 BCE |
w1ahd |
25-1 BCE; late 1st century BCE |
w1ahda |
25 BCE |
w1ahdb |
24 BCE |
w1ahdc |
23 BCE |
w1ahdd |
22 BCE |
w1ahde |
21 BCE |
w1ahdf |
20 BCE |
w1ahdg |
19 BCE |
w1ahdh |
18 BCE |
w1ahdi |
17 BCE |
w1ahdj |
16 BCE |
w1ahdk |
15 BCE |
w1ahdl |
14 BCE |
w1ahdm |
13 BCE |
w1ahdn |
12 BCE |
w1ahdo |
11 BCE |
w1ahdp |
10 BCE |
w1ahdq |
9 BCE |
w1ahdr |
8 BCE |
w1ahds |
7 BCE |
w1ahdt |
6 BCE |
w1ahdu |
5 BCE |
w1ahdv |
4 BCE |
w1ahdw |
3 BCE |
w1ahdx |
2 BCE |
w1ahdy |
1 BCE |
w1aheWCy |
1 CE-present; Common Era; Anno Domini; AD |
w1aheWDit |
1-1000 CE; 1st millennium CE |
w1aheWh |
1-100 CE; 1st century |
w1ahe |
1-25 CE; early 1st century |
w1ahea |
1 CE |
w1aheb |
2 CE |
w1ahec |
3 CE |
w1ahed |
4 CE |
w1ahee |
5 CE |
w1ahef |
6 CE |
w1aheg |
7 CE |
w1aheh |
8 CE |
w1ahei |
9 CE |
w1ahej |
10 CE |
w1ahek |
11 CE |
w1ahel |
12 CE |
w1ahem |
13 CE |
w1ahen |
14 CE |
w1aheo |
15 CE |
w1ahep |
16 CE |
w1aheq |
17 CE |
w1aher |
18 CE |
w1ahes |
19 CE |
w1ahet |
20 CE |
w1aheu |
21 CE |
w1ahev |
22 CE |
w1ahew |
23 CE |
w1ahex |
24 CE |
w1ahey |
25 CE |
w1ahf |
26-50 CE |
w1ahfa |
26 CE |
w1ahfb |
27 CE |
w1ahfc |
28 CE |
w1ahfd |
29 CE |
w1ahfe |
30 CE |
w1ahff |
31 CE |
w1ahfg |
32 CE |
w1ahfh |
33 CE |
w1ahfi |
34 CE |
w1ahfj |
35 CE |
w1ahfk |
36 CE |
w1ahfl |
37 CE |
w1ahfm |
38 CE |
w1ahfn |
39 CE |
w1ahfo |
40 CE |
w1ahfp |
41 CE |
w1ahfq |
42 CE |
w1ahfr |
43 CE |
w1ahfs |
44 CE |
w1ahft |
45 CE |
w1ahfu |
46 CE |
w1ahfv |
47 CE |
w1ahfw |
48 CE |
w1ahfx |
49 CE |
w1ahfy |
50 CE |
w1ahg |
51-75 CE |
w1ahga |
51 CE |
w1ahgb |
52 CE |
w1ahgc |
53 CE |
w1ahgd |
54 CE |
w1ahge |
55 CE |
w1ahgf |
56 CE |
w1ahgg |
57 CE |
w1ahgh |
58 CE |
w1ahgi |
59 CE |
w1ahgj |
60 CE |
w1ahgk |
61 CE |
w1ahgl |
62 CE |
w1ahgm |
63 CE |
w1ahgn |
64 CE |
w1ahgo |
65 CE |
w1ahgp |
66 CE |
w1ahgq |
67 CE |
w1ahgr |
68 CE |
w1ahgs |
69 CE |
w1ahgt |
70 CE |
w1ahgu |
71 CE |
w1ahgv |
72 CE |
w1ahgw |
73 CE |
w1ahgx |
74 CE |
w1ahgy |
75 CE |
w1ahh |
76-100 CE; late 1st century |
w1ahha |
76 CE |
w1ahhb |
77 CE |
w1ahhc |
78 CE |
w1ahhd |
79 CE |
w1ahhe |
80 CE |
w1ahhf |
81 CE |
w1ahhg |
82 CE |
w1ahhh |
83 CE |
w1ahhi |
84 CE |
w1ahhj |
85 CE |
w1ahhk |
86 CE |
w1ahhl |
87 CE |
w1ahhm |
88 CE |
w1ahhn |
89 CE |
w1ahho |
90 CE |
w1ahhp |
91 CE |
w1ahhq |
92 CE |
w1ahhr |
93 CE |
w1ahhs |
94 CE |
w1ahht |
95 CE |
w1ahhu |
96 CE |
w1ahhv |
97 CE |
w1ahhw |
98 CE |
w1ahhx |
99 CE |
w1ahhy |
100 CE |
w1ahiWl |
101-200 CE; 100s; 2nd century |
w1ahi |
101-125 CE; early 2nd century |
w1ahia |
101 CE |
w1ahib |
102 CE |
w1ahic |
103 CE |
w1ahid |
104 CE |
w1ahie |
105 CE |
w1ahif |
106 CE |
w1ahig |
107 CE |
w1ahih |
108 CE |
w1ahii |
109 CE |
w1ahij |
110 CE |
w1ahik |
111 CE |
w1ahil |
112 CE |
w1ahim |
113 CE |
w1ahin |
114 CE |
w1ahio |
115 CE |
w1ahip |
116 CE |
w1ahiq |
117 CE |
w1ahir |
118 CE |
w1ahis |
119 CE |
w1ahit |
120 CE |
w1ahiu |
121 CE |
w1ahiv |
122 CE |
w1ahiw |
123 CE |
w1ahix |
124 CE |
w1ahiy |
125 CE |
w1ahj |
126-150 CE |
w1ahja |
126 CE |
w1ahjb |
127 CE |
w1ahjc |
128 CE |
w1ahjd |
129 CE |
w1ahje |
130 CE |
w1ahjf |
131 CE |
w1ahjg |
132 CE |
w1ahjh |
133 CE |
w1ahji |
134 CE |
w1ahjj |
135 CE |
w1ahjk |
136 CE |
w1ahjl |
137 CE |
w1ahjm |
138 CE |
w1ahjn |
139 CE |
w1ahjo |
140 CE |
w1ahjp |
141 CE |
w1ahjq |
142 CE |
w1ahjr |
143 CE |
w1ahjs |
144 CE |
w1ahjt |
145 CE |
w1ahju |
146 CE |
w1ahjv |
147 CE |
w1ahjw |
148 CE |
w1ahjx |
149 CE |
w1ahjy |
150 CE |
w1ahk |
151-175 CE |
w1ahka |
151 CE |
w1ahkb |
152 CE |
w1ahkc |
153 CE |
w1ahkd |
154 CE |
w1ahke |
155 CE |
w1ahkf |
156 CE |
w1ahkg |
157 CE |
w1ahkh |
158 CE |
w1ahki |
159 CE |
w1ahkj |
160 CE |
w1ahkk |
161 CE |
w1ahkl |
162 CE |
w1ahkm |
163 CE |
w1ahkn |
164 CE |
w1ahko |
165 CE |
w1ahkp |
166 CE |
w1ahkq |
167 CE |
w1ahkr |
168 CE |
w1ahks |
169 CE |
w1ahkt |
170 CE |
w1ahku |
171 CE |
w1ahkv |
172 CE |
w1ahkw |
173 CE |
w1ahkx |
174 CE |
w1ahky |
175 CE |
w1ahl |
176-200 CE; late 2nd century |
w1ahla |
176 CE |
w1ahlb |
177 CE |
w1ahlc |
178 CE |
w1ahld |
179 CE |
w1ahle |
180 CE |
w1ahlf |
181 CE |
w1ahlg |
182 CE |
w1ahlh |
183 CE |
w1ahli |
184 CE |
w1ahlj |
185 CE |
w1ahlk |
186 CE |
w1ahll |
187 CE |
w1ahlm |
188 CE |
w1ahln |
189 CE |
w1ahlo |
190 CE |
w1ahlp |
191 CE |
w1ahlq |
192 CE |
w1ahlr |
193 CE |
w1ahls |
194 CE |
w1ahlt |
195 CE |
w1ahlu |
196 CE |
w1ahlv |
197 CE |
w1ahlw |
198 CE |
w1ahlx |
199 CE |
w1ahly |
200 CE |
w1ahmWp |
201-300 CE; 200s; 3rd century |
w1ahm |
201-225 CE; early 3rd century |
w1ahma |
201 CE |
w1ahmb |
202 CE |
w1ahmc |
203 CE |
w1ahmd |
204 CE |
w1ahme |
205 CE |
w1ahmf |
206 CE |
w1ahmg |
207 CE |
w1ahmh |
208 CE |
w1ahmi |
209 CE |
w1ahmj |
210 CE |
w1ahmk |
211 CE |
w1ahml |
212 CE |
w1ahmm |
213 CE |
w1ahmn |
214 CE |
w1ahmo |
215 CE |
w1ahmp |
216 CE |
w1ahmq |
217 CE |
w1ahmr |
218 CE |
w1ahms |
219 CE |
w1ahmt |
220 CE |
w1ahmu |
221 CE |
w1ahmv |
222 CE |
w1ahmw |
223 CE |
w1ahmx |
224 CE |
w1ahmy |
225 CE |
w1ahn |
226-250 CE |
w1ahna |
226 CE |
w1ahnb |
227 CE |
w1ahnc |
228 CE |
w1ahnd |
229 CE |
w1ahne |
230 CE |
w1ahnf |
231 CE |
w1ahng |
232 CE |
w1ahnh |
233 CE |
w1ahni |
234 CE |
w1ahnj |
235 CE |
w1ahnk |
236 CE |
w1ahnl |
237 CE |
w1ahnm |
238 CE |
w1ahnn |
239 CE |
w1ahno |
240 CE |
w1ahnp |
241 CE |
w1ahnq |
242 CE |
w1ahnr |
243 CE |
w1ahns |
244 CE |
w1ahnt |
245 CE |
w1ahnu |
246 CE |
w1ahnv |
247 CE |
w1ahnw |
248 CE |
w1ahnx |
249 CE |
w1ahny |
250 CE |
w1aho |
251-275 CE |
w1ahoa |
251 CE |
w1ahob |
252 CE |
w1ahoc |
253 CE |
w1ahod |
254 CE |
w1ahoe |
255 CE |
w1ahof |
256 CE |
w1ahog |
257 CE |
w1ahoh |
258 CE |
w1ahoi |
259 CE |
w1ahoj |
260 CE |
w1ahok |
261 CE |
w1ahol |
262 CE |
w1ahom |
263 CE |
w1ahon |
264 CE |
w1ahoo |
265 CE |
w1ahop |
266 CE |
w1ahoq |
267 CE |
w1ahor |
268 CE |
w1ahos |
269 CE |
w1ahot |
270 CE |
w1ahou |
271 CE |
w1ahov |
272 CE |
w1ahow |
273 CE |
w1ahox |
274 CE |
w1ahoy |
275 CE |
w1ahp |
276-300 CE; late 3rd century |
w1ahpa |
276 CE |
w1ahpb |
277 CE |
w1ahpc |
278 CE |
w1ahpd |
279 CE |
w1ahpe |
280 CE |
w1ahpf |
281 CE |
w1ahpg |
282 CE |
w1ahph |
283 CE |
w1ahpi |
284 CE |
w1ahpj |
285 CE |
w1ahpk |
286 CE |
w1ahpl |
287 CE |
w1ahpm |
288 CE |
w1ahpn |
289 CE |
w1ahpo |
290 CE |
w1ahpp |
291 CE |
w1ahpq |
292 CE |
w1ahpr |
293 CE |
w1ahps |
294 CE |
w1ahpt |
295 CE |
w1ahpu |
296 CE |
w1ahpv |
297 CE |
w1ahpw |
298 CE |
w1ahpx |
299 CE |
w1ahpy |
300 CE |
w1ahqWt |
301-400 CE; 300s; 4th century |
w1ahq |
301-325 CE; early 4th century |
w1ahqa |
301 CE |
w1ahqb |
302 CE |
w1ahqc |
303 CE |
w1ahqd |
304 CE |
w1ahqe |
305 CE |
w1ahqf |
306 CE |
w1ahqg |
307 CE |
w1ahqh |
308 CE |
w1ahqi |
309 CE |
w1ahqj |
310 CE |
w1ahqk |
311 CE |
w1ahql |
312 CE |
w1ahqm |
313 CE |
w1ahqn |
314 CE |
w1ahqo |
315 CE |
w1ahqp |
316 CE |
w1ahqq |
317 CE |
w1ahqr |
318 CE |
w1ahqs |
319 CE |
w1ahqt |
320 CE |
w1ahqu |
321 CE |
w1ahqv |
322 CE |
w1ahqw |
323 CE |
w1ahqx |
324 CE |
w1ahqy |
325 CE |
w1ahr |
325-350 CE |
w1ahra |
326 CE |
w1ahrb |
327 CE |
w1ahrc |
328 CE |
w1ahrd |
329 CE |
w1ahre |
330 CE |
w1ahrf |
331 CE |
w1ahrg |
332 CE |
w1ahrh |
333 CE |
w1ahri |
334 CE |
w1ahrj |
335 CE |
w1ahrk |
336 CE |
w1ahrl |
337 CE |
w1ahrm |
338 CE |
w1ahrn |
339 CE |
w1ahro |
340 CE |
w1ahrp |
341 CE |
w1ahrq |
342 CE |
w1ahrr |
343 CE |
w1ahrs |
344 CE |
w1ahrt |
345 CE |
w1ahru |
346 CE |
w1ahrv |
347 CE |
w1ahrw |
348 CE |
w1ahrx |
349 CE |
w1ahry |
350 CE |
w1ahs |
351-375 CE |
w1ahsa |
351 CE |
w1ahsb |
352 CE |
w1ahsc |
353 CE |
w1ahsd |
354 CE |
w1ahse |
355 CE |
w1ahsf |
356 CE |
w1ahsg |
357 CE |
w1ahsh |
358 CE |
w1ahsi |
359 CE |
w1ahsj |
360 CE |
w1ahsk |
361 CE |
w1ahsl |
362 CE |
w1ahsm |
363 CE |
w1ahsn |
364 CE |
w1ahso |
365 CE |
w1ahsp |
366 CE |
w1ahsq |
367 CE |
w1ahsr |
368 CE |
w1ahss |
369 CE |
w1ahst |
370 CE |
w1ahsu |
371 CE |
w1ahsv |
372 CE |
w1ahsw |
373 CE |
w1ahsx |
374 CE |
w1ahsy |
375 CE |
w1aht |
376-400 CE; late 4th century |
w1ahta |
376 CE |
w1ahtb |
377 CE |
w1ahtc |
378 CE |
w1ahtd |
379 CE |
w1ahte |
380 CE |
w1ahtf |
381 CE |
w1ahtg |
382 CE |
w1ahth |
383 CE |
w1ahti |
384 CE |
w1ahtj |
385 CE |
w1ahtk |
386 CE |
w1ahtl |
387 CE |
w1ahtm |
388 CE |
w1ahtn |
389 CE |
w1ahto |
390 CE |
w1ahtp |
391 CE |
w1ahtq |
392 CE |
w1ahtr |
393 CE |
w1ahts |
394 CE |
w1ahtt |
395 CE |
w1ahtu |
396 CE |
w1ahtv |
397 CE |
w1ahtw |
398 CE |
w1ahtx |
399 CE |
w1ahty |
400 CE |
w1ahuWx |
401-500 CE; 400s; 5th century |
w1ahu |
401-425 CE; early 5th century |
w1ahua |
401 CE |
w1ahub |
402 CE |
w1ahuc |
403 CE |
w1ahud |
404 CE |
w1ahue |
405 CE |
w1ahuf |
406 CE |
w1ahug |
407 CE |
w1ahuh |
408 CE |
w1ahui |
409 CE |
w1ahuj |
410 CE |
w1ahuk |
411 CE |
w1ahul |
412 CE |
w1ahum |
413 CE |
w1ahun |
414 CE |
w1ahuo |
415 CE |
w1ahup |
416 CE |
w1ahuq |
417 CE |
w1ahur |
418 CE |
w1ahus |
419 CE |
w1ahut |
420 CE |
w1ahuu |
421 CE |
w1ahuv |
422 CE |
w1ahuw |
423 CE |
w1ahux |
424 CE |
w1ahuy |
425 CE |
w1ahv |
426-450 CE |
w1ahva |
426 CE |
w1ahvb |
427 CE |
w1ahvc |
428 CE |
w1ahvd |
429 CE |
w1ahve |
430 CE |
w1ahvf |
431 CE |
w1ahvg |
432 CE |
w1ahvh |
433 CE |
w1ahvi |
434 CE |
w1ahvj |
435 CE |
w1ahvk |
436 CE |
w1ahvl |
437 CE |
w1ahvm |
438 CE |
w1ahvn |
439 CE |
w1ahvo |
440 CE |
w1ahvp |
441 CE |
w1ahvq |
442 CE |
w1ahvr |
443 CE |
w1ahvs |
444 CE |
w1ahvt |
445 CE |
w1ahvu |
446 CE |
w1ahvv |
447 CE |
w1ahvw |
448 CE |
w1ahvx |
449 CE |
w1ahvy |
450 CE |
w1ahw |
451-475 CE |
w1ahwa |
451 CE |
w1ahwb |
452 CE |
w1ahwc |
453 CE |
w1ahwd |
454 CE |
w1ahwe |
455 CE |
w1ahwf |
456 CE |
w1ahwg |
457 CE |
w1ahwh |
458 CE |
w1ahwi |
459 CE |
w1ahwj |
460 CE |
w1ahwk |
461 CE |
w1ahwl |
462 CE |
w1ahwm |
463 CE |
w1ahwn |
464 CE |
w1ahwo |
465 CE |
w1ahwp |
466 CE |
w1ahwq |
467 CE |
w1ahwr |
468 CE |
w1ahws |
469 CE |
w1ahwt |
470 CE |
w1ahwu |
471 CE |
w1ahwv |
472 CE |
w1ahww |
473 CE |
w1ahwx |
474 CE |
w1ahwy |
475 CE |
w1ahx |
476-500 CE; late 5th century |
w1ahxa |
476 CE |
w1ahxb |
477 CE |
w1ahxc |
478 CE |
w1ahxd |
479 CE |
w1ahxe |
480 CE |
w1ahxf |
481 CE |
w1ahxg |
482 CE |
w1ahxh |
483 CE |
w1ahxi |
484 CE |
w1ahxj |
485 CE |
w1ahxk |
486 CE |
w1ahxl |
487 CE |
w1ahxm |
488 CE |
w1ahxn |
489 CE |
w1ahxo |
490 CE |
w1ahxp |
491 CE |
w1ahxq |
492 CE |
w1ahxr |
493 CE |
w1ahxs |
494 CE |
w1ahxt |
495 CE |
w1ahxu |
496 CE |
w1ahxv |
497 CE |
w1ahxw |
498 CE |
w1ahxx |
499 CE |
w1ahxy |
500 CE |
w1aiWy |
501-1500 CE; Middle Ages; post-classical period [medieval history] |
w1ai |
501-1100 CE; Early Middle Ages |
w1aiaWd |
501-600 CE; 500s; 6th century |
w1aia |
501-525 CE; early 6th century |
w1aiaa |
501 CE |
w1aiab |
502 CE |
w1aiac |
503 CE |
w1aiad |
504 CE |
w1aiae |
505 CE |
w1aiaf |
506 CE |
w1aiag |
507 CE |
w1aiah |
508 CE |
w1aiai |
509 CE |
w1aiaj |
510 CE |
w1aiak |
511 CE |
w1aial |
512 CE |
w1aiam |
513 CE |
w1aian |
514 CE |
w1aiao |
515 CE |
w1aiap |
516 CE |
w1aiaq |
517 CE |
w1aiar |
518 CE |
w1aias |
519 CE |
w1aiat |
520 CE |
w1aiau |
521 CE |
w1aiav |
522 CE |
w1aiaw |
523 CE |
w1aiax |
524 CE |
w1aiay |
525 CE |
w1aib |
526-550 CE |
w1aiba |
526 CE |
w1aibb |
527 CE |
w1aibc |
528 CE |
w1aibd |
529 CE |
w1aibe |
530 CE |
w1aibf |
531 CE |
w1aibg |
532 CE |
w1aibh |
533 CE |
w1aibi |
534 CE |
w1aibj |
535 CE |
w1aibk |
536 CE |
w1aibl |
537 CE |
w1aibm |
538 CE |
w1aibn |
539 CE |
w1aibo |
540 CE |
w1aibp |
541 CE |
w1aibq |
542 CE |
w1aibr |
543 CE |
w1aibs |
544 CE |
w1aibt |
545 CE |
w1aibu |
546 CE |
w1aibv |
547 CE |
w1aibw |
548 CE |
w1aibx |
549 CE |
w1aiby |
550 CE |
w1aic |
551-575 CE |
w1aica |
551 CE |
w1aicb |
552 CE |
w1aicc |
553 CE |
w1aicd |
554 CE |
w1aice |
555 CE |
w1aicf |
556 CE |
w1aicg |
557 CE |
w1aich |
558 CE |
w1aici |
559 CE |
w1aicj |
560 CE |
w1aick |
561 CE |
w1aicl |
562 CE |
w1aicm |
563 CE |
w1aicn |
564 CE |
w1aico |
565 CE |
w1aicp |
566 CE |
w1aicq |
567 CE |
w1aicr |
568 CE |
w1aics |
569 CE |
w1aict |
570 CE |
w1aicu |
571 CE |
w1aicv |
572 CE |
w1aicw |
573 CE |
w1aicx |
574 CE |
w1aicy |
575 CE |
w1aid |
576-600 CE; late 6th century |
w1aida |
576 CE |
w1aidb |
577 CE |
w1aidc |
578 CE |
w1aidd |
579 CE |
w1aide |
580 CE |
w1aidf |
581 CE |
w1aidg |
582 CE |
w1aidh |
583 CE |
w1aidi |
584 CE |
w1aidj |
585 CE |
w1aidk |
586 CE |
w1aidl |
587 CE |
w1aidm |
588 CE |
w1aidn |
589 CE |
w1aido |
590 CE |
w1aidp |
591 CE |
w1aidq |
592 CE |
w1aidr |
593 CE |
w1aids |
594 CE |
w1aidt |
595 CE |
w1aidu |
596 CE |
w1aidv |
597 CE |
w1aidw |
598 CE |
w1aidx |
599 CE |
w1aidy |
600 CE |
w1aieWh |
601-700 CE; 600s; 7th century |
w1aie |
601-625 CE; early 7th century |
w1aiea |
601 CE |
w1aieb |
602 CE |
w1aiec |
603 CE |
w1aied |
604 CE |
w1aiee |
605 CE |
w1aief |
606 CE |
w1aieg |
607 CE |
w1aieh |
608 CE |
w1aiei |
609 CE |
w1aiej |
610 CE |
w1aiek |
611 CE |
w1aiel |
612 CE |
w1aiem |
613 CE |
w1aien |
614 CE |
w1aieo |
615 CE |
w1aiep |
616 CE |
w1aieq |
617 CE |
w1aier |
618 CE |
w1aies |
619 CE |
w1aiet |
620 CE |
w1aieu |
621 CE |
w1aiev |
622 CE |
w1aiew |
623 CE |
w1aiex |
624 CE |
w1aiey |
625 CE |
w1aif |
626-650 CE |
w1aifa |
626 CE |
w1aifb |
627 CE |
w1aifc |
628 CE |
w1aifd |
629 CE |
w1aife |
630 CE |
w1aiff |
631 CE |
w1aifg |
632 CE |
w1aifh |
633 CE |
w1aifi |
634 CE |
w1aifj |
635 CE |
w1aifk |
636 CE |
w1aifl |
637 CE |
w1aifm |
638 CE |
w1aifn |
639 CE |
w1aifo |
640 CE |
w1aifp |
641 CE |
w1aifq |
642 CE |
w1aifr |
643 CE |
w1aifs |
644 CE |
w1aift |
645 CE |
w1aifu |
646 CE |
w1aifv |
647 CE |
w1aifw |
648 CE |
w1aifx |
649 CE |
w1aify |
650 CE |
w1aig |
651-675 CE |
w1aiga |
651 CE |
w1aigb |
652 CE |
w1aigc |
653 CE |
w1aigd |
654 CE |
w1aige |
655 CE |
w1aigf |
656 CE |
w1aigg |
657 CE |
w1aigh |
658 CE |
w1aigi |
659 CE |
w1aigj |
660 CE |
w1aigk |
661 CE |
w1aigl |
662 CE |
w1aigm |
663 CE |
w1aign |
664 CE |
w1aigo |
665 CE |
w1aigp |
666 CE |
w1aigq |
667 CE |
w1aigr |
668 CE |
w1aigs |
669 CE |
w1aigt |
670 CE |
w1aigu |
671 CE |
w1aigv |
672 CE |
w1aigw |
673 CE |
w1aigx |
674 CE |
w1aigy |
675 CE |
w1aih |
676-700 CE; late 7th century |
w1aiha |
676 CE |
w1aihb |
677 CE |
w1aihc |
678 CE |
w1aihd |
679 CE |
w1aihe |
680 CE |
w1aihf |
681 CE |
w1aihg |
682 CE |
w1aihh |
683 CE |
w1aihi |
684 CE |
w1aihj |
685 CE |
w1aihk |
686 CE |
w1aihl |
687 CE |
w1aihm |
688 CE |
w1aihn |
689 CE |
w1aiho |
690 CE |
w1aihp |
691 CE |
w1aihq |
692 CE |
w1aihr |
693 CE |
w1aihs |
694 CE |
w1aiht |
695 CE |
w1aihu |
696 CE |
w1aihv |
697 CE |
w1aihw |
698 CE |
w1aihx |
699 CE |
w1aihy |
700 CE |
w1aiiWl |
701-800 CE; 700s; 8th century |
w1aii |
701-725 CE; early 8th century |
w1aiia |
701 CE |
w1aiib |
702 CE |
w1aiic |
703 CE |
w1aiid |
704 CE |
w1aiie |
705 CE |
w1aiif |
706 CE |
w1aiig |
707 CE |
w1aiih |
708 CE |
w1aiii |
709 CE |
w1aiij |
710 CE |
w1aiik |
711 CE |
w1aiil |
712 CE |
w1aiim |
713 CE |
w1aiin |
714 CE |
w1aiio |
715 CE |
w1aiip |
716 CE |
w1aiiq |
717 CE |
w1aiir |
718 CE |
w1aiis |
719 CE |
w1aiit |
720 CE |
w1aiiu |
721 CE |
w1aiiv |
722 CE |
w1aiiw |
723 CE |
w1aiix |
724 CE |
w1aiiy |
725 CE |
w1aij |
726-750 CE |
w1aija |
726 CE |
w1aijb |
727 CE |
w1aijc |
728 CE |
w1aijd |
729 CE |
w1aije |
730 CE |
w1aijf |
731 CE |
w1aijg |
732 CE |
w1aijh |
733 CE |
w1aiji |
734 CE |
w1aijj |
735 CE |
w1aijk |
736 CE |
w1aijl |
737 CE |
w1aijm |
738 CE |
w1aijn |
739 CE |
w1aijo |
740 CE |
w1aijp |
741 CE |
w1aijq |
742 CE |
w1aijr |
743 CE |
w1aijs |
744 CE |
w1aijt |
745 CE |
w1aiju |
746 CE |
w1aijv |
747 CE |
w1aijw |
748 CE |
w1aijx |
749 CE |
w1aijy |
750 CE |
w1aik |
751-775 CE |
w1aika |
751 CE |
w1aikb |
752 CE |
w1aikc |
753 CE |
w1aikd |
754 CE |
w1aike |
755 CE |
w1aikf |
756 CE |
w1aikg |
757 CE |
w1aikh |
758 CE |
w1aiki |
759 CE |
w1aikj |
760 CE |
w1aikk |
761 CE |
w1aikl |
762 CE |
w1aikm |
763 CE |
w1aikn |
764 CE |
w1aiko |
765 CE |
w1aikp |
766 CE |
w1aikq |
767 CE |
w1aikr |
768 CE |
w1aiks |
769 CE |
w1aikt |
770 CE |
w1aiku |
771 CE |
w1aikv |
772 CE |
w1aikw |
773 CE |
w1aikx |
774 CE |
w1aiky |
775 CE |
w1ail |
776-800 CE; late 8th century |
w1aila |
776 CE |
w1ailb |
777 CE |
w1ailc |
778 CE |
w1aild |
779 CE |
w1aile |
780 CE |
w1ailf |
781 CE |
w1ailg |
782 CE |
w1ailh |
783 CE |
w1aili |
784 CE |
w1ailj |
785 CE |
w1ailk |
786 CE |
w1aill |
787 CE |
w1ailm |
788 CE |
w1ailn |
789 CE |
w1ailo |
790 CE |
w1ailp |
791 CE |
w1ailq |
792 CE |
w1ailr |
793 CE |
w1ails |
794 CE |
w1ailt |
795 CE |
w1ailu |
796 CE |
w1ailv |
797 CE |
w1ailw |
798 CE |
w1ailx |
799 CE |
w1aily |
800 CE |
w1aimWp |
801-900 CE; 800s; 9th century |
w1aim |
801-825 CE; early 9th century |
w1aima |
801 CE |
w1aimb |
802 CE |
w1aimc |
803 CE |
w1aimd |
804 CE |
w1aime |
805 CE |
w1aimf |
806 CE |
w1aimg |
807 CE |
w1aimh |
808 CE |
w1aimi |
809 CE |
w1aimj |
810 CE |
w1aimk |
811 CE |
w1aiml |
812 CE |
w1aimm |
813 CE |
w1aimn |
814 CE |
w1aimo |
815 CE |
w1aimp |
816 CE |
w1aimq |
817 CE |
w1aimr |
818 CE |
w1aims |
819 CE |
w1aimt |
820 CE |
w1aimu |
821 CE |
w1aimv |
822 CE |
w1aimw |
823 CE |
w1aimx |
824 CE |
w1aimy |
825 CE |
w1ain |
826-850 CE |
w1aina |
826 CE |
w1ainb |
827 CE |
w1ainc |
828 CE |
w1aind |
829 CE |
w1aine |
830 CE |
w1ainf |
831 CE |
w1aing |
832 CE |
w1ainh |
833 CE |
w1aini |
834 CE |
w1ainj |
835 CE |
w1aink |
836 CE |
w1ainl |
837 CE |
w1ainm |
838 CE |
w1ainn |
839 CE |
w1aino |
840 CE |
w1ainp |
841 CE |
w1ainq |
842 CE |
w1ainr |
843 CE |
w1ains |
844 CE |
w1aint |
845 CE |
w1ainu |
846 CE |
w1ainv |
847 CE |
w1ainw |
848 CE |
w1ainx |
849 CE |
w1ainy |
850 CE |
w1aio |
851-875 CE |
w1aioa |
851 CE |
w1aiob |
852 CE |
w1aioc |
853 CE |
w1aiod |
854 CE |
w1aioe |
855 CE |
w1aiof |
856 CE |
w1aiog |
857 CE |
w1aioh |
858 CE |
w1aioi |
859 CE |
w1aioj |
860 CE |
w1aiok |
861 CE |
w1aiol |
862 CE |
w1aiom |
863 CE |
w1aion |
864 CE |
w1aioo |
865 CE |
w1aiop |
866 CE |
w1aioq |
867 CE |
w1aior |
868 CE |
w1aios |
869 CE |
w1aiot |
870 CE |
w1aiou |
871 CE |
w1aiov |
872 CE |
w1aiow |
873 CE |
w1aiox |
874 CE |
w1aioy |
875 CE |
w1aip |
876-900 CE; late 9th century |
w1aipa |
876 CE |
w1aipb |
877 CE |
w1aipc |
878 CE |
w1aipd |
879 CE |
w1aipe |
880 CE |
w1aipf |
881 CE |
w1aipg |
882 CE |
w1aiph |
883 CE |
w1aipi |
884 CE |
w1aipj |
885 CE |
w1aipk |
886 CE |
w1aipl |
887 CE |
w1aipm |
888 CE |
w1aipn |
889 CE |
w1aipo |
890 CE |
w1aipp |
891 CE |
w1aipq |
892 CE |
w1aipr |
893 CE |
w1aips |
894 CE |
w1aipt |
895 CE |
w1aipu |
896 CE |
w1aipv |
897 CE |
w1aipw |
898 CE |
w1aipx |
899 CE |
w1aiqWt |
901-1000 CE; 900s; 10th century |
w1aiq |
901-925 CE; early 10th century |
w1aiqa |
901 CE |
w1aiqb |
902 CE |
w1aiqc |
903 CE |
w1aiqd |
904 CE |
w1aiqe |
905 CE |
w1aiqf |
906 CE |
w1aiqg |
907 CE |
w1aiqh |
908 CE |
w1aiqi |
909 CE |
w1aiqj |
910 CE |
w1aiqk |
911 CE |
w1aiql |
912 CE |
w1aiqm |
913 CE |
w1aiqn |
914 CE |
w1aiqo |
915 CE |
w1aiqp |
916 CE |
w1aiqq |
917 CE |
w1aiqr |
918 CE |
w1aiqs |
919 CE |
w1aiqt |
920 CE |
w1aiqu |
921 CE |
w1aiqv |
922 CE |
w1aiqw |
923 CE |
w1aiqx |
924 CE |
w1aiqy |
925 CE |
w1air |
926-950 CE |
w1aira |
926 CE |
w1airb |
927 CE |
w1airc |
928 CE |
w1aird |
929 CE |
w1aire |
930 CE |
w1airf |
931 CE |
w1airg |
932 CE |
w1airh |
933 CE |
w1airi |
934 CE |
w1airj |
935 CE |
w1airk |
936 CE |
w1airl |
937 CE |
w1airm |
938 CE |
w1airn |
939 CE |
w1airo |
940 CE |
w1airp |
941 CE |
w1airq |
942 CE |
w1airr |
943 CE |
w1airs |
944 CE |
w1airt |
945 CE |
w1airu |
946 CE |
w1airv |
947 CE |
w1airw |
948 CE |
w1airx |
949 CE |
w1airy |
950 CE |
w1ais |
951-975 CE |
w1aisa |
951 CE |
w1aisb |
952 CE |
w1aisc |
953 CE |
w1aisd |
954 CE |
w1aise |
955 CE |
w1aisf |
956 CE |
w1aisg |
957 CE |
w1aish |
958 CE |
w1aisi |
959 CE |
w1aisj |
960 CE |
w1aisk |
961 CE |
w1aisl |
962 CE |
w1aism |
963 CE |
w1aisn |
964 CE |
w1aiso |
965 CE |
w1aisp |
966 CE |
w1aisq |
967 CE |
w1aisr |
968 CE |
w1aiss |
969 CE |
w1aist |
970 CE |
w1aisu |
971 CE |
w1aisv |
972 CE |
w1aisw |
973 CE |
w1aisx |
974 CE |
w1aisy |
975 CE |
w1ait |
976-1000 CE; late 10th century |
w1aita |
976 CE |
w1aitb |
977 CE |
w1aitc |
978 CE |
w1aitd |
979 CE |
w1aite |
980 CE |
w1aitf |
981 CE |
w1aitg |
982 CE |
w1aith |
983 CE |
w1aiti |
984 CE |
w1aitj |
985 CE |
w1aitk |
986 CE |
w1aitl |
987 CE |
w1aitm |
988 CE |
w1aitn |
989 CE |
w1aito |
990 CE |
w1aitp |
991 CE |
w1aitq |
992 CE |
w1aitr |
993 CE |
w1aits |
994 CE |
w1aitt |
995 CE |
w1aitu |
996 CE |
w1aitv |
997 CE |
w1aitw |
998 CE |
w1aitx |
999 CE |
w1aity |
1000 CE; M |
w1aiuWDq |
1001-1300 CE; High Middle Ages; High Medieval Period |
w1aiuWx |
1001-1100 CE; 11th century |
w1aiu |
1001-1025 CE; early 11th century |
w1aiua |
1001 CE |
w1aiub |
1002 CE |
w1aiuc |
1003 CE |
w1aiud |
1004 CE |
w1aiue |
1005 CE |
w1aiuf |
1006 CE |
w1aiug |
1007 CE |
w1aiuh |
1008 CE |
w1aiui |
1009 CE |
w1aiuj |
1010 CE |
w1aiuk |
1011 CE |
w1aiul |
1012 CE |
w1aium |
1013 CE |
w1aiun |
1014 CE |
w1aiuo |
1015 CE |
w1aiup |
1016 CE |
w1aiuq |
1017 CE |
w1aiur |
1018 CE |
w1aius |
1019 CE |
w1aiut |
1020 CE |
w1aiuu |
1021 CE |
w1aiuv |
1022 CE |
w1aiuw |
1023 CE |
w1aiux |
1024 CE |
w1aiuy |
1025 CE |
w1aiv |
1026-1050 CE |
w1aiva |
1026 CE |
w1aivb |
1027 CE |
w1aivc |
1028 CE |
w1aivd |
1029 CE |
w1aive |
1030 CE |
w1aivf |
1031 CE |
w1aivg |
1032 CE |
w1aivh |
1033 CE |
w1aivi |
1034 CE |
w1aivj |
1035 CE |
w1aivk |
1036 CE |
w1aivl |
1037 CE |
w1aivm |
1038 CE |
w1aivn |
1039 CE |
w1aivo |
1040 CE |
w1aivp |
1041 CE |
w1aivq |
1042 CE |
w1aivr |
1043 CE |
w1aivs |
1044 CE |
w1aivt |
1045 CE |
w1aivu |
1046 CE |
w1aivv |
1047 CE |
w1aivw |
1048 CE |
w1aivx |
1049 CE |
w1aivy |
1050 CE |
w1aiw |
1051-1075 CE |
w1aiwa |
1051 CE |
w1aiwb |
1052 CE |
w1aiwc |
1053 CE |
w1aiwd |
1054 CE |
w1aiwe |
1055 CE |
w1aiwf |
1056 CE |
w1aiwg |
1057 CE |
w1aiwh |
1058 CE |
w1aiwi |
1059 CE |
w1aiwj |
1060 CE |
w1aiwk |
1061 CE |
w1aiwl |
1062 CE |
w1aiwm |
1063 CE |
w1aiwn |
1064 CE |
w1aiwo |
1065 CE |
w1aiwp |
1066 CE |
w1aiwq |
1067 CE |
w1aiwr |
1068 CE |
w1aiws |
1069 CE |
w1aiwt |
1070 CE |
w1aiwu |
1071 CE |
w1aiwv |
1072 CE |
w1aiww |
1073 CE |
w1aiwx |
1074 CE |
w1aiwy |
1075 CE |
w1aix |
1076-1100 CE; late 11th century |
w1aixa |
1076 CE |
w1aixb |
1077 CE |
w1aixc |
1078 CE |
w1aixd |
1079 CE |
w1aixe |
1080 CE |
w1aixf |
1081 CE |
w1aixg |
1082 CE |
w1aixh |
1083 CE |
w1aixi |
1084 CE |
w1aixj |
1085 CE |
w1aixk |
1086 CE |
w1aixl |
1087 CE |
w1aixm |
1088 CE |
w1aixn |
1089 CE |
w1aixo |
1090 CE |
w1aixp |
1091 CE |
w1aixq |
1092 CE |
w1aixr |
1093 CE |
w1aixs |
1094 CE |
w1aixt |
1095 CE |
w1aixu |
1096 CE |
w1aixv |
1097 CE |
w1aixw |
1098 CE |
w1aixx |
1099 CE |
w1aixy |
1100 CE |
w1ajWm |
1101-1200 CE; 1100s; 12th century |
w1aj |
1101-1125 CE; early 12th century |
w1aja |
1101 CE |
w1ajb |
1102 CE |
w1ajc |
1103 CE |
w1ajd |
1104 CE |
w1aje |
1105 CE |
w1ajf |
1106 CE |
w1ajg |
1107 CE |
w1ajh |
1108 CE |
w1aji |
1109 CE |
w1ajj |
1110 CE |
w1ajk |
1111 CE |
w1ajl |
1112 CE |
w1ajm |
1113 CE |
w1ajn |
1114 CE |
w1ajo |
1115 CE |
w1ajp |
1116 CE |
w1ajq |
1117 CE |
w1ajr |
1118 CE |
w1ajs |
1119 CE |
w1ajt |
1120 CE |
w1aju |
1121 CE |
w1ajv |
1122 CE |
w1ajw |
1123 CE |
w1ajx |
1124 CE |
w1ajy |
1125 CE |
w1ak |
1126-1150 CE |
w1aka |
1126 CE |
w1akb |
1127 CE |
w1akc |
1128 CE |
w1akd |
1129 CE |
w1ake |
1130 CE |
w1akf |
1131 CE |
w1akg |
1132 CE |
w1akh |
1133 CE |
w1aki |
1134 CE |
w1akj |
1135 CE |
w1akk |
1136 CE |
w1akl |
1137 CE |
w1akm |
1138 CE |
w1akn |
1139 CE |
w1ako |
1140 CE |
w1akp |
1141 CE |
w1akq |
1142 CE |
w1akr |
1143 CE |
w1aks |
1144 CE |
w1akt |
1145 CE |
w1aku |
1146 CE |
w1akv |
1147 CE |
w1akw |
1148 CE |
w1akx |
1149 CE |
w1aky |
1150 CE |
w1al |
1151-1175 CE |
w1ala |
1151 CE |
w1alb |
1152 CE |
w1alc |
1153 CE |
w1ald |
1154 CE |
w1ale |
1155 CE |
w1alf |
1156 CE |
w1alg |
1157 CE |
w1alh |
1158 CE |
w1ali |
1159 CE |
w1alj |
1160 CE |
w1alk |
1161 CE |
w1all |
1162 CE |
w1alm |
1163 CE |
w1aln |
1164 CE |
w1alo |
1165 CE |
w1alp |
1166 CE |
w1alq |
1167 CE |
w1alr |
1168 CE |
w1als |
1169 CE |
w1alt |
1170 CE |
w1alu |
1171 CE |
w1alv |
1172 CE |
w1alw |
1173 CE |
w1alx |
1174 CE |
w1aly |
1175 CE |
w1am |
1176-1200 CE; late 12th century |
w1ama |
1176 CE |
w1amb |
1177 CE |
w1amc |
1178 CE |
w1amd |
1179 CE |
w1ame |
1180 CE |
w1amf |
1181 CE |
w1amg |
1182 CE |
w1amh |
1183 CE |
w1ami |
1184 CE |
w1amj |
1185 CE |
w1amk |
1186 CE |
w1aml |
1187 CE |
w1amm |
1188 CE |
w1amn |
1189 CE |
w1amo |
1190 CE |
w1amp |
1191 CE |
w1amq |
1192 CE |
w1amr |
1193 CE |
w1ams |
1194 CE |
w1amt |
1195 CE |
w1amu |
1196 CE |
w1amv |
1197 CE |
w1amw |
1198 CE |
w1amx |
1199 CE |
w1amy |
1200 CE |
w1anWq |
1201-1300 CE; 1200s; 13th century |
w1an |
1201-1225 CE; early 13th century |
w1ana |
1201 CE |
w1anb |
1202 CE |
w1anc |
1203 CE |
w1and |
1204 CE |
w1ane |
1205 CE |
w1anf |
1206 CE |
w1ang |
1207 CE |
w1anh |
1208 CE |
w1ani |
1209 CE |
w1anj |
1210 CE |
w1ank |
1211 CE |
w1anl |
1212 CE |
w1anm |
1213 CE |
w1ann |
1214 CE |
w1ano |
1215 CE |
w1anp |
1216 CE |
w1anq |
1217 CE |
w1anr |
1218 CE |
w1ans |
1219 CE |
w1ant |
1220 CE |
w1anu |
1221 CE |
w1anv |
1222 CE |
w1anw |
1223 CE |
w1anx |
1224 CE |
w1any |
1225 CE |
w1ao |
1226-1250 CE |
w1aoa |
1226 CE |
w1aob |
1227 CE |
w1aoc |
1228 CE |
w1aod |
1229 CE |
w1aoe |
1230 CE |
w1aof |
1231 CE |
w1aog |
1232 CE |
w1aoh |
1233 CE |
w1aoi |
1234 CE |
w1aoj |
1235 CE |
w1aok |
1236 CE |
w1aol |
1237 CE |
w1aom |
1238 CE |
w1aon |
1239 CE |
w1aoo |
1240 CE |
w1aop |
1241 CE |
w1aoq |
1242 CE |
w1aor |
1243 CE |
w1aos |
1244 CE |
w1aot |
1245 CE |
w1aou |
1246 CE |
w1aov |
1247 CE |
w1aow |
1248 CE |
w1aox |
1249 CE |
w1aoy |
1250 CE |
w1ap |
1251-1275 CE |
w1apa |
1251 CE |
w1apb |
1252 CE |
w1apc |
1253 CE |
w1apd |
1254 CE |
w1ape |
1255 CE |
w1apf |
1256 CE |
w1apg |
1257 CE |
w1aph |
1258 CE |
w1api |
1259 CE |
w1apj |
1260 CE |
w1apk |
1261 CE |
w1apl |
1262 CE |
w1apm |
1263 CE |
w1apn |
1264 CE |
w1apo |
1265 CE |
w1app |
1266 CE |
w1apq |
1267 CE |
w1apr |
1268 CE |
w1aps |
1269 CE |
w1apt |
1270 CE |
w1apu |
1271 CE |
w1apv |
1272 CE |
w1apw |
1273 CE |
w1apx |
1274 CE |
w1apy |
1275 CE |
w1aq |
1276-1300 CE; late 13th century |
w1aqa |
1276 CE |
w1aqb |
1277 CE |
w1aqc |
1278 CE |
w1aqd |
1279 CE |
w1aqe |
1280 CE |
w1aqf |
1281 CE |
w1aqg |
1282 CE |
w1aqh |
1283 CE |
w1aqi |
1284 CE |
w1aqj |
1285 CE |
w1aqk |
1286 CE |
w1aql |
1287 CE |
w1aqm |
1288 CE |
w1aqn |
1289 CE |
w1aqo |
1290 CE |
w1aqp |
1291 CE |
w1aqq |
1292 CE |
w1aqr |
1293 CE |
w1aqs |
1294 CE |
w1aqt |
1295 CE |
w1aqu |
1296 CE |
w1aqv |
1297 CE |
w1aqw |
1298 CE |
w1aqx |
1299 CE |
w1aqy |
1300 CE |
w1arWu |
1301-1400 CE; 1300s; 14th century |
w1arWy |
1301-1500 CE; Late Middle Ages; Late Medieval Period |
w1ar |
1301-1325 CE; early 14th century |
w1ara |
1301 CE |
w1arb |
1302 CE |
w1arc |
1303 CE |
w1ard |
1304 CE |
w1are |
1305 CE |
w1arf |
1306 CE |
w1arg |
1307 CE |
w1arh |
1308 CE |
w1ari |
1309 CE |
w1arj |
1310 CE |
w1ark |
1311 CE |
w1arl |
1312 CE |
w1arm |
1313 CE |
w1arn |
1314 CE |
w1aro |
1315 CE |
w1arp |
1316 CE |
w1arq |
1317 CE |
w1arr |
1318 CE |
w1ars |
1319 CE |
w1art |
1320 CE |
w1aru |
1321 CE |
w1arv |
1322 CE |
w1arw |
1323 CE |
w1arx |
1324 CE |
w1ary |
1325 CE |
w1as |
1326-1350 CE |
w1asa |
1326 CE |
w1asb |
1327 CE |
w1asc |
1328 CE |
w1asd |
1329 CE |
w1ase |
1330 CE |
w1asf |
1331 CE |
w1asg |
1332 CE |
w1ash |
1333 CE |
w1asi |
1334 CE |
w1asj |
1335 CE |
w1ask |
1336 CE |
w1asl |
1337 CE |
w1asm |
1338 CE |
w1asn |
1339 CE |
w1aso |
1340 CE |
w1asp |
1341 CE |
w1asq |
1342 CE |
w1asr |
1343 CE |
w1ass |
1344 CE |
w1ast |
1345 CE |
w1asu |
1346 CE |
w1asv |
1347 CE |
w1asw |
1348 CE |
w1asx |
1349 CE |
w1asy |
1350 CE |
w1at |
1351-1375 CE |
w1ata |
1351 CE |
w1atb |
1352 CE |
w1atc |
1353 CE |
w1atd |
1354 CE |
w1ate |
1355 CE |
w1atf |
1356 CE |
w1atg |
1357 CE |
w1ath |
1358 CE |
w1ati |
1359 CE |
w1atj |
1360 CE |
w1atk |
1361 CE |
w1atl |
1362 CE |
w1atm |
1363 CE |
w1atn |
1364 CE |
w1ato |
1365 CE |
w1atp |
1366 CE |
w1atq |
1367 CE |
w1atr |
1368 CE |
w1ats |
1369 CE |
w1att |
1370 CE |
w1atu |
1371 CE |
w1atv |
1372 CE |
w1atw |
1373 CE |
w1atx |
1374 CE |
w1aty |
1375 CE |
w1au |
1376-1400 CE; late 14th century |
w1aua |
1376 CE |
w1aub |
1377 CE |
w1auc |
1378 CE |
w1aud |
1379 CE |
w1aue |
1380 CE |
w1auf |
1381 CE |
w1aug |
1382 CE |
w1auh |
1383 CE |
w1aui |
1384 CE |
w1auj |
1385 CE |
w1auk |
1386 CE |
w1aul |
1387 CE |
w1aum |
1388 CE |
w1aun |
1389 CE |
w1auo |
1390 CE |
w1aup |
1391 CE |
w1auq |
1392 CE |
w1aur |
1393 CE |
w1aus |
1394 CE |
w1aut |
1395 CE |
w1auu |
1396 CE |
w1auv |
1397 CE |
w1auw |
1398 CE |
w1aux |
1399 CE |
w1auy |
1400 CE |
w1avWy |
1401-1500 CE; 1400s; 15th century |
w1av |
1401-1425 CE; early 15th century |
w1ava |
1401 CE |
w1avb |
1402 CE |
w1avc |
1403 CE |
w1avd |
1404 CE |
w1ave |
1405 CE |
w1avf |
1406 CE |
w1avg |
1407 CE |
w1avh |
1408 CE |
w1avi |
1409 CE |
w1avj |
1410 CE |
w1avk |
1411 CE |
w1avl |
1412 CE |
w1avm |
1413 CE |
w1avn |
1414 CE |
w1avo |
1415 CE |
w1avp |
1416 CE |
w1avq |
1417 CE |
w1avr |
1418 CE |
w1avs |
1419 CE |
w1avt |
1420 CE |
w1avu |
1421 CE |
w1avv |
1422 CE |
w1avw |
1423 CE |
w1avx |
1424 CE |
w1avy |
1425 CE |
w1aw |
1426-1450 CE |
w1awa |
1426 CE |
w1awb |
1427 CE |
w1awc |
1428 CE |
w1awd |
1429 CE |
w1awe |
1430 CE |
w1awf |
1431 CE |
w1awg |
1432 CE |
w1awh |
1433 CE |
w1awi |
1434 CE |
w1awj |
1435 CE |
w1awk |
1436 CE |
w1awl |
1437 CE |
w1awm |
1438 CE |
w1awn |
1439 CE |
w1awo |
1440 CE |
w1awp |
1441 CE |
w1awq |
1442 CE |
w1awr |
1443 CE |
w1aws |
1444 CE |
w1awt |
1445 CE |
w1awu |
1446 CE |
w1awv |
1447 CE |
w1aww |
1448 CE |
w1awx |
1449 CE |
w1awy |
1450 CE |
w1ax |
1451-1475 CE |
w1axa |
1451 CE |
w1axb |
1452 CE |
w1axc |
1453 CE |
w1axd |
1454 CE |
w1axe |
1455 CE |
w1axf |
1456 CE |
w1axg |
1457 CE |
w1axh |
1458 CE |
w1axi |
1459 CE |
w1axj |
1460 CE |
w1axk |
1461 CE |
w1axl |
1462 CE |
w1axm |
1463 CE |
w1axn |
1464 CE |
w1axo |
1465 CE |
w1axp |
1466 CE |
w1axq |
1467 CE |
w1axr |
1468 CE |
w1axs |
1469 CE |
w1axt |
1470 CE |
w1axu |
1471 CE |
w1axv |
1472 CE |
w1axw |
1473 CE |
w1axx |
1474 CE |
w1axy |
1475 CE |
w1ay |
1476-1500 CE; late 15th century |
w1aya |
1476 CE |
w1ayb |
1477 CE |
w1ayc |
1478 CE |
w1ayd |
1479 CE |
w1aye |
1480 CE |
w1ayf |
1481 CE |
w1ayg |
1482 CE |
w1ayh |
1483 CE |
w1ayi |
1484 CE |
w1ayj |
1485 CE |
w1ayk |
1486 CE |
w1ayl |
1487 CE |
w1aym |
1488 CE |
w1ayn |
1489 CE |
w1ayo |
1490 CE |
w1ayp |
1491 CE |
w1ayr |
1493 CE |
w1ays |
1494 CE |
w1ayt |
1495 CE |
w1ayu |
1496 CE |
w1ayv |
1497 CE |
w1ayw |
1498 CE |
w1ayx |
1499 CE; MID |
w1ayy |
1500 CE; MD |
w1bWe |
1501-1600 CE; 1500s; 16th century |
w1bWy |
Modernity; Modern Era; Modern Period; Modern Age; 1500 CE-present time [modern history] ← w1ptWx |
w1b |
1501-1525 CE; early 1500s |
w1bXX [] |
modern fortnights |
w1bXXX [] |
modern dates |
w1ba |
1501 CE |
w1bb |
1502 CE |
w1bc |
1503 CE |
w1bd |
1504 CE |
w1be |
1505 CE |
w1bf |
1506 CE |
w1bg |
1507 CE |
w1bh |
1508 CE |
w1bi |
1509 CE |
w1bj |
1510 CE |
w1bk |
1511 CE |
w1bl |
1512 CE |
w1bm |
1513 CE |
w1bn |
1514 CE |
w1bo |
1515 CE |
w1bp |
1516 CE |
w1bq |
1517 CE |
w1br |
1518 CE |
w1bs |
1519 CE |
w1bt |
1520 CE |
w1bu |
1521 CE |
w1bv |
1522 CE |
w1bw |
1523 CE |
w1bx |
1524 CE |
w1by |
1525 CE |
w1cWd |
mid 1500s |
w1c |
1526-1550 CE |
w1ca |
1526 CE |
w1cb |
1527 CE |
w1cc |
1528 CE |
w1cd |
1529 CE |
w1ce |
1530 CE |
w1cf |
1531 CE |
w1cg |
1532 CE |
w1ch |
1533 CE |
w1ci |
1534 CE |
w1cj |
1535 CE |
w1ck |
1536 CE |
w1cl |
1537 CE |
w1cm |
1538 CE |
w1cn |
1539 CE |
w1co |
1540 CE |
w1cp |
1541 CE |
w1cq |
1542 CE |
w1cr |
1543 CE |
w1cs |
1544 CE |
w1ct |
1545 CE |
w1cu |
1546 CE |
w1cv |
1547 CE |
w1cw |
1548 CE |
w1cx |
1549 CE |
w1cy |
1550 CE |
w1d |
1551-1575 CE |
w1da |
1551 CE |
w1db |
1552 CE |
w1dc |
1553 CE |
w1dd |
1554 CE |
w1de |
1555 CE |
w1df |
1556 CE |
w1dg |
1557 CE |
w1dh |
1558 CE |
w1di |
1559 CE |
w1dj |
1560 CE |
w1dk |
1561 CE |
w1dl |
1562 CE |
w1dm |
1563 CE |
w1dn |
1564 CE |
w1do |
1565 CE |
w1dp |
1566 CE |
w1dq |
1567 CE |
w1dr |
1568 CE |
w1ds |
1569 CE |
w1dt |
1570 CE |
w1du |
1571 CE |
w1dv |
1572 CE |
w1dw |
1573 CE |
w1dx |
1574 CE |
w1dy |
1575 CE |
w1e |
1576-1600 CE; late 1500s |
w1ea |
1576 CE |
w1eb |
1577 CE |
w1ec |
1578 CE |
w1ed |
1579 CE |
w1ee |
1580 CE |
w1ef |
1581 CE |
w1eg |
1582 CE |
w1eh |
1583 CE |
w1ei |
1584 CE |
w1ej |
1585 CE |
w1ek |
1586 CE |
w1el |
1587 CE |
w1em |
1588 CE |
w1en |
1589 CE |
w1eo |
1590 CE |
w1ep |
1591 CE |
w1eq |
1592 CE |
w1er |
1593 CE |
w1es |
1594 CE |
w1et |
1595 CE |
w1eu |
1596 CE |
w1ev |
1597 CE |
w1ew |
1598 CE |
w1ex |
1599 CE |
w1ey |
1600 CE |
w1fWi |
1601-1700 CE; 1600s; 17th century |
w1f |
1601-1625 CE; early 1600s |
w1fa |
1601 CE |
w1fb |
1602 CE |
w1fc |
1603 CE |
w1fd |
1604 CE |
w1fe |
1605 CE |
w1ff |
1606 CE |
w1fg |
1607 CE |
w1fh |
1608 CE |
w1fi |
1609 CE |
w1fj |
1610 CE |
w1fk |
1611 CE |
w1fl |
1612 CE |
w1fm |
1613 CE |
w1fn |
1614 CE |
w1fo |
1615 CE |
w1fp |
1616 CE |
w1fq |
1617 CE |
w1fr |
1618 CE |
w1fs |
1619 CE |
w1ft |
1620 CE |
w1fu |
1621 CE |
w1fv |
1622 CE |
w1fw |
1623 CE |
w1fx |
1624 CE |
w1fy |
1625 CE |
w1gWh |
mid 1600s |
w1g |
1626-1650 CE |
w1ga |
1626 CE |
w1gb |
1627 CE |
w1gc |
1628 CE |
w1gd |
1629 CE |
w1ge |
1630 CE |
w1gf |
1631 CE |
w1gg |
1632 CE |
w1gh |
1633 CE |
w1gi |
1634 CE |
w1gj |
1635 CE |
w1gk |
1636 CE |
w1gl |
1637 CE |
w1gm |
1638 CE |
w1gn |
1639 CE |
w1go |
1640 CE |
w1gp |
1641 CE |
w1gq |
1642 CE |
w1gr |
1643 CE |
w1gs |
1644 CE |
w1gt |
1645 CE |
w1gu |
1646 CE |
w1gv |
1647 CE |
w1gw |
1648 CE |
w1gx |
1649 CE |
w1gy |
1650 CE |
w1h |
1651-1675 CE |
w1ha |
1651 CE |
w1hb |
1652 CE |
w1hc |
1653 CE |
w1hd |
1654 CE |
w1he |
1655 CE |
w1hf |
1656 CE |
w1hg |
1657 CE |
w1hh |
1658 CE |
w1hi |
1659 CE |
w1hj |
1660 CE |
w1hk |
1661 CE |
w1hl |
1662 CE |
w1hm |
1663 CE |
w1hn |
1664 CE |
w1ho |
1665 CE |
w1hp |
1666 CE |
w1hq |
1667 CE |
w1hr |
1668 CE |
w1hs |
1669 CE |
w1ht |
1670 CE |
w1hu |
1671 CE |
w1hv |
1672 CE |
w1hw |
1673 CE |
w1hx |
1674 CE |
w1hy |
1675 CE |
w1i |
1676-1700 CE; late 1600s |
w1ia |
1676 CE |
w1ib |
1677 CE |
w1ic |
1678 CE |
w1id |
1679 CE |
w1ie |
1680 CE |
w1if |
1681 CE |
w1ig |
1682 CE |
w1ih |
1683 CE |
w1ii |
1684 CE |
w1ij |
1685 CE |
w1ik |
1686 CE |
w1il |
1687 CE |
w1im |
1688 CE |
w1in |
1689 CE |
w1io |
1690 CE |
w1ip |
1691 CE |
w1iq |
1692 CE |
w1ir |
1693 CE |
w1is |
1694 CE |
w1it |
1695 CE |
w1iu |
1696 CE |
w1iv |
1697 CE |
w1iw |
1698 CE |
w1ix |
1699 CE |
w1iy |
1700 CE |
w1jWm |
1701-1800 CE; 1700s; 18th century |
w1j |
1701-1725 CE; early 1700s |
w1ja |
1701 CE |
w1jb |
1702 CE |
w1jc |
1703 CE |
w1jd |
1704 CE |
w1je |
1705 CE |
w1jf |
1706 CE |
w1jg |
1707 CE |
w1jh |
1708 CE |
w1ji |
1709 CE |
w1jj |
1710 CE |
w1jk |
1711 CE |
w1jl |
1712 CE |
w1jm |
1713 CE |
w1jn |
1714 CE |
w1jo |
1715 CE |
w1jp |
1716 CE |
w1jq |
1717 CE |
w1jr |
1718 CE |
w1js |
1719 CE |
w1jt |
1720 CE |
w1ju |
1721 CE |
w1jv |
1722 CE |
w1jw |
1723 CE |
w1jx |
1724 CE |
w1jy |
1725 CE |
w1kWl |
mid 1700s |
w1k |
1726-1750 CE |
w1ka |
1726 CE |
w1kb |
1727 CE |
w1kc |
1728 CE |
w1kd |
1729 CE |
w1ke |
1730 CE |
w1kf |
1731 CE |
w1kg |
1732 CE |
w1kh |
1733 CE |
w1ki |
1734 CE |
w1kj |
1735 CE |
w1kk |
1736 CE |
w1kl |
1737 CE |
w1km |
1738 CE |
w1kn |
1739 CE |
w1ko |
1740 CE |
w1kp |
1741 CE |
w1kq |
1742 CE |
w1kr |
1743 CE |
w1ks |
1744 CE |
w1kt |
1745 CE |
w1ku |
1746 CE |
w1kv |
1747 CE |
w1kw |
1748 CE |
w1kx |
1749 CE |
w1ky |
1750 CE |
w1l |
1751-1775 CE |
w1la |
1751 CE |
w1lb |
1752 CE |
w1lc |
1753 CE |
w1ld |
1754 CE |
w1le |
1755 CE |
w1lf |
1756 CE |
w1lg |
1757 CE |
w1lh |
1758 CE |
w1li |
1759 CE |
w1lj |
1760 CE |
w1lk |
1761 CE |
w1ll |
1762 CE |
w1lm |
1763 CE |
w1ln |
1764 CE |
w1lo |
1765 CE |
w1lp |
1766 CE |
w1lq |
1767 CE |
w1lr |
1768 CE |
w1ls |
1769 CE |
w1lt |
1770 CE |
w1lu |
1771 CE |
w1lv |
1772 CE |
w1lw |
1773 CE |
w1lx |
1774 CE |
w1ly |
1775 CE |
w1m |
1776-1800 CE; late 1700s |
w1ma |
1776 CE |
w1mb |
1777 CE |
w1mc |
1778 CE |
w1md |
1779 CE |
w1me |
1780 CE |
w1mf |
1781 CE |
w1mg |
1782 CE |
w1mh |
1783 CE |
w1mi |
1784 CE |
w1mj |
1785 CE |
w1mk |
1786 CE |
w1ml |
1787 CE |
w1mm |
1788 CE |
w1mn |
1789 CE |
w1mo |
1790 CE |
w1mp |
1791 CE |
w1mq |
1792 CE |
w1mr |
1793 CE |
w1ms |
1794 CE |
w1mt |
1795 CE |
w1mu |
1796 CE |
w1mv |
1797 CE |
w1mw |
1798 CE |
w1mx |
1799 CE |
w1my |
1800 CE |
w1nWq |
1801-1900 CE; 1800s; 19th century |
w1n |
1801-1825 CE; early 1800s |
w1na |
1801 CE |
w1nb |
1802 CE |
w1nc |
1803 CE |
w1nd |
1804 CE |
w1ne |
1805 CE |
w1nf |
1806 CE |
w1ng |
1807 CE |
w1nh |
1808 CE |
w1ni |
1809 CE |
w1nj |
1810 CE |
w1nk |
1811 CE |
w1nl |
1812 CE |
w1nm |
1813 CE |
w1nn |
1814 CE |
w1no |
1815 CE |
w1np |
1816 CE |
w1nq |
1817 CE |
w1nr |
1818 CE |
w1ns |
1819 CE |
w1nt |
1820 CE |
w1nu |
1821 CE |
w1nv |
1822 CE |
w1nw |
1823 CE |
w1nx |
1824 CE |
w1ny |
1825 CE |
w1oWp |
mid 1800s |
w1o |
1826-1850 CE |
w1oa |
1826 CE |
w1ob |
1827 CE |
w1oc |
1828 CE |
w1od |
1829 CE |
w1oe |
1830 CE |
w1of |
1831 CE |
w1og |
1832 CE |
w1oh |
1833 CE |
w1oi |
1834 CE |
w1oj |
1835 CE |
w1ok |
1836 CE |
w1ol |
1837 CE |
w1om |
1838 CE |
w1on |
1839 CE |
w1oo |
1840 CE |
w1op |
1841 CE |
w1oq |
1842 CE |
w1or |
1843 CE |
w1os |
1844 CE |
w1ot |
1845 CE |
w1ou |
1846 CE |
w1ov |
1847 CE |
w1ow |
1848 CE |
w1ox |
1849 CE |
w1oy |
1850 CE |
w1p |
1851-1875 CE |
w1pa |
1851 CE |
w1pb |
1852 CE |
w1pc |
1853 CE |
w1pd |
1854 CE |
w1pe |
1855 CE |
w1pf |
1856 CE |
w1pg |
1857 CE |
w1ph |
1858 CE |
w1pi |
1859 CE |
w1pj |
1860 CE |
w1pk |
1861 CE |
w1pl |
1862 CE |
w1pm |
1863 CE |
w1pn |
1864 CE |
w1po |
1865 CE |
w1pp |
1866 CE |
w1pq |
1867 CE |
w1pr |
1868 CE |
w1ps |
1869 CE |
w1pt |
1870 CE |
w1pu |
1871 CE |
w1pv |
1872 CE |
w1pw |
1873 CE |
w1px |
1874 CE |
w1py |
1875 CE |
w1q |
1876-1900 CE; late 1800s |
w1qa |
1876 CE |
w1qb |
1877 CE |
w1qc |
1878 CE |
w1qd |
1879 CE |
w1qe |
1880 CE |
w1qf |
1881 CE |
w1qg |
1882 CE |
w1qh |
1883 CE |
w1qi |
1884 CE |
w1qj |
1885 CE |
w1qk |
1886 CE |
w1ql |
1887 CE |
w1qm |
1888 CE |
w1qn |
1889 CE |
w1qo |
1890 CE |
w1qp |
1891 CE |
w1qq |
1892 CE |
w1qr |
1893 CE |
w1qs |
1894 CE |
w1qt |
1895 CE |
w1qu |
1896 CE |
w1qv |
1897 CE |
w1qw |
1898 CE |
w1qx |
1899 CE |
w1qy |
1900 CE |
w1rWu |
1901-2000 CE; 1900s; 20th century |
w1r |
1901-1925 CE; early 1900s |
w1ra |
1901 CE |
w1rb |
1902 CE |
w1rc |
1903 CE |
w1rd |
1904 CE |
w1re |
1905 CE |
w1rf |
1906 CE |
w1rg |
1907 CE |
w1rh |
1908 CE |
w1ri |
1909 CE |
w1rj |
1910 CE |
w1rk |
1911 CE |
w1rl |
1912 CE |
w1rm |
1913 CE |
w1rn |
1914 CE |
w1ro |
1915 CE |
w1rp |
1916 CE |
w1rq |
1917 CE |
w1rr |
1918 CE |
w1rs |
1919 CE |
w1rt |
1920 CE |
w1ru |
1921 CE |
w1rv |
1922 CE |
w1rw |
1923 CE |
w1rx |
1924 CE |
w1ry |
1925 CE |
w1sWt |
mid 1900s |
w1s |
1926-1950 CE |
w1sa |
1926 CE |
w1sb |
1927 CE |
w1sc |
1928 CE |
w1sd |
1929 CE |
w1se |
1930 CE |
w1sf |
1931 CE |
w1sg |
1932 CE |
w1sh |
1933 CE |
w1si |
1934 CE |
w1sj |
1935 CE |
w1sk |
1936 CE |
w1sl |
1937 CE |
w1sm |
1938 CE |
w1sn |
1939 CE |
w1so |
1940 CE |
w1sp |
1941 CE |
w1sq |
1942 CE |
w1sr |
1943 CE |
w1ss |
1944 CE |
w1st |
1945 CE |
w1su |
1946 CE |
w1sv |
1947 CE |
w1sw |
1948 CE |
w1sx |
1949 CE |
w1sy |
1950 CE |
w1t |
1951-1975 CE |
w1ta |
1951 CE |
w1tb |
1952 CE |
w1tc |
1953 CE |
w1td |
1954 CE |
w1te |
1955 CE |
w1tf |
1956 CE |
w1tg |
1957 CE |
w1th |
1958 CE |
w1ti |
1959 CE |
w1tj |
1960 CE |
w1tk |
1961 CE |
w1tl |
1962 CE |
w1tm |
1963 CE |
w1tn |
1964 CE |
w1to |
1965 CE |
w1tp |
1966 CE |
w1tq |
1967 CE |
w1tr |
1968 CE |
w1ts |
1969 CE |
w1tt |
1970 CE |
w1tu |
1971 CE |
w1tv |
1972 CE |
w1tw |
1973 CE |
w1tx |
1974 CE |
w1ty |
1975 CE |
w1u |
1976-2000 CE; late 1900s |
w1ua |
1976 CE |
w1ub |
1977 CE |
w1uc |
1978 CE |
w1ud |
1979 CE |
w1ue |
1980 CE |
w1uf |
1981 CE |
w1ug |
1982 CE |
w1uh |
1983 CE |
w1ui |
1984 CE |
w1uj |
1985 CE |
w1uk |
1986 CE |
w1ul |
1987 CE |
w1um |
1988 CE |
w1un |
1989 CE |
w1uo |
1990 CE |
w1up |
1991 CE |
w1uq |
1992 CE |
w1ur |
1993 CE |
w1us |
1994 CE |
w1ut |
1995 CE |
w1uu |
1996 CE |
w1uv |
1997 CE |
w1uw |
1998 CE |
w1ux |
1999 CE |
w1uy |
2000 CE |
w1vWy |
2001-2100 CE; 2000s; 21st century |
w1v |
2001-2025 CE; early 2000s |
w1va |
2001 CE |
w1vb |
2002 CE |
w1vc |
2003 CE |
w1vd |
2004 CE |
w1ve |
2005 CE |
w1vf |
2006 CE |
w1vg |
2007 CE |
w1vh |
2008 CE |
w1vi |
2009 CE |
w1vj |
2010 CE |
w1vk |
2011 CE |
w1vl |
2012 CE |
w1vm |
2013 CE |
w1vn |
2014 CE |
w1vo |
2015 CE |
w1vp |
2016 CE |
w1vq |
2017 CE |
w1vr |
2018 CE |
w1vs |
2019 CE |
w1vt |
2020 CE |
w1vu |
2021 CE |
w1vv |
2022 CE |
w1vw |
2023 CE |
w1vx |
2024 CE |
w1vy |
2025 CE |
w1w |
2026-2050 CE |
w1wa |
2026 CE |
w1wb |
2027 CE |
w1wc |
2028 CE |
w1wd |
2029 CE |
w1we |
2030 CE |
w1wf |
2031 CE |
w1wg |
2032 CE |
w1wh |
2033 CE |
w1wi |
2034 CE |
w1wj |
2035 CE |
w1wk |
2036 CE |
w1wl |
2037 CE |
w1wm |
2038 CE |
w1wn |
2039 CE |
w1wo |
2040 CE |
w1wp |
2041 CE |
w1wq |
2042 CE |
w1wr |
2043 CE |
w1ws |
2044 CE |
w1wt |
2045 CE |
w1wu |
2046 CE |
w1wv |
2047 CE |
w1ww |
2048 CE |
w1wx |
2049 CE |
w1wy |
2050 CE |
w1x |
2051-2075 CE |
w1xa |
2051 CE |
w1xb |
2052 CE |
w1xc |
2053 CE |
w1xd |
2054 CE |
w1xe |
2055 CE |
w1xf |
2056 CE |
w1xg |
2057 CE |
w1xh |
2058 CE |
w1xi |
2059 CE |
w1xj |
2060 CE |
w1xk |
2061 CE |
w1xl |
2062 CE |
w1xm |
2063 CE |
w1xn |
2064 CE |
w1xo |
2065 CE |
w1xp |
2066 CE |
w1xq |
2067 CE |
w1xr |
2068 CE |
w1xs |
2069 CE |
w1xt |
2070 CE |
w1xu |
2071 CE |
w1xv |
2072 CE |
w1xw |
2073 CE |
w1xx |
2074 CE |
w1xy |
2075 CE |
w1y |
2076-2100 CE; late 2000s |
w1ya |
2076 CE |
w1yb |
2077 CE |
w1yc |
2078 CE |
w1yd |
2079 CE |
w1ye |
2080 CE |
w1yf |
2081 CE |
w1yg |
2082 CE |
w1yh |
2083 CE |
w1yi |
2084 CE |
w1yj |
2085 CE |
w1yk |
2086 CE |
w1yl |
2087 CE |
w1ym |
2088 CE |
w1yn |
2089 CE |
w1yo |
2090 CE |
w1yp |
2091 CE |
w1yq |
2092 CE |
w1yr |
2093 CE |
w1ys |
2094 CE |
w1yt |
2095 CE |
w1yu |
2096 CE |
w1yv |
2097 CE |
w1yw |
2098 CE |
w1yx |
2099 CE |
w1yy |
2100 CE |
w1yzaWd |
2101-2200; 2100s; 22nd century |
w1yza |
2101-2125 CE; early 22nd century |
w1yzaa |
2101 CE |
w1yzab |
2102 CE |
w1yzac |
2103 CE |
w1yzad |
2104 CE |
w1yzae |
2105 CE |
w1yzaf |
2106 CE |
w1yzag |
2107 CE |
w1yzah |
2108 CE |
w1yzai |
2109 CE |
w1yzaj |
2110 CE |
w1yzak |
2111 CE |
w1yzal |
2112 CE |
w1yzam |
2113 CE |
w1yzan |
2114 CE |
w1yzao |
2115 CE |
w1yzap |
2116 CE |
w1yzaq |
2117 CE |
w1yzar |
2118 CE |
w1yzas |
2119 CE |
w1yzat |
2120 CE |
w1yzau |
2121 CE |
w1yzav |
2122 CE |
w1yzaw |
2123 CE |
w1yzax |
2124 CE |
w1yzay |
2125 CE |
w1yzb |
2126-2150 CE |
w1yzby |
2150 CE |
w1yzc |
2151-2175 CE |
w1yzcy |
2175 CE |
w1yzd |
2176-2200 CE; late 22nd century |
w1yzdy |
2200 CE |
w1yzeWh |
2201-2300 BCE; 2200s; 23rd century |
w1yzhy |
2300 CE |
w1yziWl |
2301-2400 CE; 2300s; 24th century |
w1yzly |
2400 CE |
w1yzmWp |
2401-2500 CE; 2400s; 25th century |
w1yzpy |
2500 CE |
w1yzqWt |
2501-2600 CE; 2500s; 26th century |
w1yzty |
2600 CE |
w1yzuWx |
2601-2700; 2600s; 27th century |
w1yzxy |
2700 CE |
w1yzy |
2701-2725 CE |
w1yzya |
2701 CE |
w1yzyy |
2725 CE |
w1yzza |
2726-2750 CE |
w1yzzaa ⋄ |
2726 CE |
w2 |
in designated place; canonical place |
w27 [] |
in region |
w2a |
free space |
w2f |
field; outdoor |
w2i |
inhabited area ← ss settlements |
w2m |
temple; indoor ← sn buildings |
w2q |
table ← sn7d tables |
w2r |
board |
w2v |
video ← tuu computing |
w2vo |
online ← tuvU the Internet |
w3 [] |
practiced by; played by role |
w31 [] |
derived from original custom |
w35 [] |
by; played by; administered by player; officiant |
w352 [] |
by national team of represented country |
w352d ⋄ |
France |
w353 [] |
by team based in place of team headquarters |
w356 [] |
by age and gender group |
w356i |
children |
w356l |
adolescents |
w356n |
youth |
w356p |
adults |
w356px |
men |
w356py |
women |
w357 [] |
by; for amount of participants; contestants |
w357d |
individuals; solitaire |
w357m |
teams; collective |
w358 [] |
by; for number of participants; contestants |
w358nq |
couples; pairs |
w358p |
hundreds |
w36 [] |
for recipients |
w4 |
violation; transgression; disobedience; break; noncompliance |
w46 [] |
committing; tempted by sin; evil; guilt; vice; taboo |
w5 |
rite; practice; ceremony; liturgy; worship; divine service ≈ DDC 390 |
w50xn ⋄ |
dance |
w53 [] |
with musical medium; instrument |
w56 [] |
through traditional art |
w59 [] |
event status |
w5d |
ritual displacement ← omkt gaits |
w5dc |
procession; parade |
w5dg |
itinerant begging |
w5dp |
pilgrimage |
w5e |
contest; competition |
w5ef |
scored performance |
w5em |
match ← tm combat |
w5er |
race; racing ← om locomotion |
w5erm |
mass-start race |
w5ert |
time trial |
w5f |
bonfire; burning ← f5ic combustion |
w5fe |
effigy burning ← w7f effigies |
w5fw |
firewalking |
w5h |
ritual meal; sacred meal ← sb food products |
w5i |
offering; sacrifice ← osgk kill |
w5j |
abstinence; asceticism |
w5jf |
fasting ← sb food products |
w5js |
sexual abstinence; chastity ← osm mating |
w5jse |
celibacy ← wmmm marriage |
w5l |
text reading ← w7u scripture |
w5m |
preaching ← q language |
w5mm |
mission |
w5o |
blessing; consecration ← q language |
w5oe |
exorcism |
w5p |
invocation; prayer ← q language |
w5pg |
grace |
w5ph |
hymns |
w5pi |
incantation; enchantment; magic spell |
w5pw |
creed |
w5r |
mysticism; religious ecstasy ← pl awareness |
w5t |
meditation; contemplation ← pl awareness |
w5tf |
focused attention |
w5tfb |
ānāpānasati; mindfulness of breathing |
w5tfm |
mettā; maitrī; loving-kindness |
w5tfp |
single point meditation |
w5tft |
mantra meditation |
w5tftm |
transcendental meditation |
w5to |
open monitoring |
w5tom |
mindfulness |
w5tos |
shikantaza |
w5x |
monasticism; monastic living; monkhood ← oy life habits |
w6 |
sacrality |
w60 |
set in; setting; simulating |
w66 [] |
conforming to; pursuing precept; etiquette; conventional rules; good manners; politeness |
w6e |
profane; secular |
w6g |
angels; heavenly beings |
w6i |
lay; laic; laical |
w6u |
religious; religion; sacred; holy |
w7 |
with symbol; sacred object ← ouy symbols |
w70 |
with symbolic object |
w70q |
speech |
w70qo |
sacred words |
w70rf |
crops |
w70sb |
food |
w71 [] |
office start |
w72 [] |
regional division |
w75 [] |
with ritual animal |
w76 [] |
with ritual plant part |
w77 [] |
with symbolic body part |
w78 [] |
with official colour |
w7c |
livery; uniform; ritual clothes ← sg attires g6 colour |
w7cr |
disguise; disguise; camouflage; costume; dressing up ← tf personal adornment |
w7crm |
masquerading; masks |
w7f |
effigies ← xb sculptures |
w7g |
insignia; emblem [heraldry; vexillology] |
w7gf |
flag ← g6 colour |
w7gh |
coat of arms |
w7gm |
totem ← mq animals |
w7go |
logo |
w7gs |
seal |
w7h |
anthem ← xm music |
w7l |
ceremonial light ← sn7t illumination |
w7lc |
candles |
w7lh |
torches |
w7lw |
fireworks |
w7o |
ball |
w7p |
pieces; miniature figurines; scale models |
w7q |
dice |
w7r |
cards |
w7u |
scripture; religious text ← y7 published work ≈ DDC 220 |
w7ub |
sacred book; written revelation |
w7um |
sacred commentaries |
w8 [] |
outcome |
w80 |
for award; prize; premium; stake |
w80p(6o) |
honour |
w80sgw ⋄ |
jewellery |
w80tq(7X) |
money |
w9 |
invoking; appealing; referring to; believing in spiritual entity; power ← ped awe |
w91 [] |
of date |
w917 [] |
of year time |
w92 [] |
of; typical of country |
w921 [] |
of historical civilization |
w921kk ⋄ |
Korean civilization |
w922 [] |
typical of region |
w93 [] |
invoking; praying soul; ghost; ancestor ← px persons m8x dead |
w95 [] |
of ethnicity; language speakers |
w97 [] |
invoking; praying saint; intercessor |
w97ahdvYc |
Jesus |
w9d |
demons; malevolent spiritual beings |
w9dU |
the Devil |
w9de |
devils |
w9gs |
seraphs |
w9gw |
archangels |
w9m |
mother goddess; mother earth; heavenly mother; saint Mary |
w9p |
deities; gods |
w9pU |
God |
w9s |
impersonal spirits |
w9y |
pantheistic gods |
wb |
social rituals ← u social groups |
wbc |
tricks; jests; pranks |
wbg |
greeting and parting customs; salutations ← q7g gestures |
wbi |
inaugurations ← sn buildings st transport infrastructures |
wbo |
toasts ← sbv drinks |
wbp |
banquets ← sb food products |
wg |
sport; physical games ≈ DDC 790 796 |
wg35 |
played by athlete |
wg3c |
competitor; contestant; entrant |
wg3m |
team |
wg3t |
trainer; coach |
wg3x |
referee; arbitrator |
wg4 |
foul |
wg57 [] |
stage |
wg59 |
contest status |
wg59c |
occasional event |
wg59eWt |
championship |
wg59e |
title match |
wg59j |
tournament |
wg59l |
league; round robin |
wg59p |
playoff |
wg59s |
season |
wg8 |
result; outcome |
wg8a |
win |
wg8t |
tie |
wg8x |
defeat |
wg91 |
of; edition of year |
wge |
acrobatics |
wgep |
human pyramids |
wgf |
martial arts; fighting arts ← tmd hand-to-hand combat |
wgfaWr |
unarmed martial arts |
wgfe |
strike-focused martial arts |
wgfeb |
boxing |
wgfek |
kung fu; Chinese martial arts; kuoshu; wushu ← uykc Chinese civilization |
wgfeo |
capoeira |
wgfer |
karate |
wgfet |
taekwondo ← uykk Korean civilization |
wgfg |
grappling-focused martial arts |
wgfgc |
tai chi; taijiquan ← uykc Chinese civilization |
wgfgd |
jujutsu; jiu-jitsu; ju-jitsu ← uykp Japanese civilization |
wgfgs |
sumo ← uykp Japanese civilization |
wgfgu |
judo ← uykp Japanese civilization |
wgfgw |
wrestling |
wgfh |
hybrid martial arts; hybrid fighting systems; eclectic martial arts; freestyle martial arts |
wgfhm |
mixed martial arts; MMA |
wgfhv |
krav maga |
wgfs |
swordsmanship; sword fighting; fencing ← sihg |
wgfso |
foil |
wgfsp |
épée; epee |
wgfss |
sabre; saber |
wgft |
stick fighting |
wgg |
gymnastics |
wggc |
artistic gymnastics |
wggi |
rhythmic gymnastics |
wggm |
trampolining; power tumbling |
wggr |
acrobatic gymnastics |
wggt |
team-gym |
wggw |
aerobic gymnastics |
wggy |
display gymnastics |
wgh |
athletics |
wghf |
track and field |
wghfc |
sprinting; dashes |
wghfc35tjjk |
Merlene Ottey |
wghfc35tknb |
Carl Lewis; Frederick Carlton Lewis |
wghfc35ukqg |
Usain Bolt |
wghfco |
60-meter dashes |
wghfcp |
100-meter dashes |
wghfcq |
200-meter dashes |
wghfcs |
400-meter dashes |
wghfcv |
4x100 metres relay |
wghfcw |
4x400 metres relay |
wghfd |
middle-distance running |
wghfdc |
800-metre run |
wghfdj |
1500-metre run |
wghfdm |
mile run |
wghfe |
long-distance running; endurance running |
wghfee |
5000-metre run |
wghfei |
10000-metre run |
wghfes |
3000 metres steeplechase |
wghfh |
hurdling |
wghfh35teqq |
Edwin Moses |
wghfl |
long jump |
wghfm |
triple jump |
wghfo |
high jump |
wghfp |
pole vault |
wghfp35tmxe |
Sergey Bubka; Serhiy Nazarovych Bubka |
wghfu |
shot put |
wghfv |
javelin throw |
wghfw |
discus throw |
wghfx |
hammer throw |
wgho |
road running |
wghom |
marathon |
wghs |
cross-country running |
wghw |
racewalking |
wgi |
swimming; diving; aquatic games ← omc swimming ≈ DDC 797 |
wgie |
open water swimming |
wgih |
butterfly stroke |
wgik |
backstroke |
wgir |
breaststroke |
wgit |
freestyle swimming |
wgiw |
waterpolo ← wgt ball team sports |
wgn |
winter sports; winter activities |
wgnc |
cross-country skiing |
wgnco |
ski orienteering |
wgnd |
alpine skiing |
wgndd |
downhill |
wgndf |
slalom |
wgndfp |
parallel slalom |
wgndg |
giant slalom |
wgndgp |
parallel giant slalom |
wgndh |
super giant slalom |
wgndm |
alpine skiing combined |
wgnf |
snowboarding |
wgng |
ski jumping |
wgni |
speed skating |
wgnj |
figure skating |
wgnl |
luge |
wgnn |
skeleton |
wgno |
bobsleigh; bobsled |
wgnp |
snowmobiling ← wgx motor sports |
wgnqWy |
winter team sports |
wgnq |
ice hockey ← wgth hockey |
wgnr |
ringette |
wgnt |
broomball |
wgnu |
curling |
wgnw |
winkball |
wgny |
bandy |
wgo |
open air sports |
wgoh |
hiking; trekking ← omk terrestrial locomotion |
wgol |
alpinism; mountain climbing ← jd mountains |
wgon |
sport fishing ← r5f fishing |
wgoo |
sport hunting ← r5h hunting |
wgq |
air sports ← svr aircrafts |
wgt |
ball team sports |
wgtb |
baseball |
wgtc |
cricket |
wgth |
hockey |
wgthf |
field hockey |
wgthr |
roller hockey |
wgtl |
lacrosse |
wgtr |
rugby football |
wgtri |
rugby union football; rugby 15; rugby XV |
wgtrl |
rugby league football; rugby 13; rugby XIII |
wgts |
soccer; association football |
wgts353fdd ⋄ |
Turin Juventus; Torino |
wgts35tjup |
Maradona; Diego Armando Maradona |
wgts35ulmj |
Messi; Lionel Messi; Leo Messi |
wgtu |
handball |
wgtv |
volleyball |
wgtw |
basketball |
wgu |
blood sports |
wgub |
bullfighting ← mqUo cattle |
wguc |
cockfighting ← mqUc chickens |
wgv |
animal sports ← mq animals |
wgvd |
riding; driving; horse racing ← mqUh horses |
wgvdh |
harness racing |
wgvdhc |
chariot racing |
wgvg |
greyhound racing ← mqUd dogs |
wgvl |
dogsled racing ← mqUd dogs |
wgvp |
pigeon racing ← mqvoj columbiformes |
wgw |
cycle sport; bicycling; biking ← svei bicycles |
wgw35 |
run by cyclist |
wgw35qjkf |
Gerbi; Giovanni Gerbi; Diavolo Rosso |
wgw35rsrp |
Coppi; Fausto Coppi |
wgw35stmc |
Merckx; Eddy Merckx |
wgw35svqj |
De Vlaeminck; Roger De Vlaeminck |
wgw35tdvo |
Hinault; Bernard Hinault |
wgw35ujkf |
Froome; Chris Froome |
wgw35uwsg |
Pogačar; Tadei Pogačar |
wgwb |
road bicycle racing ← str roads |
wgwbd |
road bicycle single-day races |
wgwbd92dm |
Hauts-de-France; Paris-Roubaix |
wgwbd92ff |
Lombardy; il Lombardia |
wgwbq |
road bycicle 1-week stage races |
wgwbs |
grand tours; road bicycle 3-weeks stage races |
wgwbs92d |
Tour de France; la Grande Boucle |
wgwbs92e |
Vuelta a España |
wgwbs92f |
Giro d'Italia |
wgwc |
cyclo-cross |
wgwm |
mountain-bike racing |
wgws |
cycle speedway |
wgwt |
track cycling |
wgwx |
BMX; bicycle motocross; bike motocross |
wgx |
motor sports ← sve road vehicles |
wgx35 |
run by driver; rider; biker |
wgxbWj |
motorcycle sport |
wgxc |
motorcycle road racing |
wgxcb |
traditional road racing |
wgxcg |
grand prix motorcycle racing |
wgxcgg |
motoGP |
wgxcr |
superbike racing |
wgxcs |
supersport racing |
wgxcu |
endurance motorcycle racing |
wgxcx |
sidecar racing |
wgxg |
motocross |
wgxh |
enduro and cross-country racing |
wgxj |
track motorcycle racing |
wgxlWu |
automobile sport |
wgxn |
auto racing; car racing; motor racing; automobile racing |
wgxnf |
open-wheel racing; formula racing |
wgxnfb |
formula one; F1 |
wgxnh |
sports car racing |
wgxnj |
production car racing; showroom stock racing; street stock; pure stock; touring; U-car racing |
wgxnk |
stock car racing |
wgxnm |
one-make racing |
wgxnr |
drag racing |
wgxnt |
kart racing |
wgxp |
auto non-racing speed competitions |
wgxph |
hillclimbing |
wgxpr |
rallysprint |
wgxr |
auto rallying |
wgxs |
auto drifting |
wgxt |
autocross |
wgxu |
gymkhana; autotesting |
wgxw |
powerboating |
wh |
vertigo games; dizziness games |
whl |
slide |
whm |
merry-go-round; carousel |
whs |
seesaw; swing; teeter totter |
wi |
entertainment; play; recreation; leisure; spare time activities ≈ DDC 794 |
wi2v |
video videogames |
wicWh |
tabletop games |
wic |
games of chance |
wicd |
dice games |
wicr |
roulette |
wid |
card games |
widp |
poker |
wie |
tile-based games |
wied |
dominoes |
wiem |
mahjong |
wig |
board games; miniature games |
wigb |
backgammon |
wigc |
chess |
wigg |
go |
wigm |
Monopoly |
wii |
puzzles; enigmistics |
wiie |
rebuses |
wiio |
crosswords |
wiis |
sudoku |
wim |
imitation games; impersonation games |
wim60sh |
healthcare playing doctors |
wir |
role-playing games; RPGs |
wird |
Dungeons & Dragons; D&D; DnD |
wiw |
collecting |
wl |
feast days; holy days; holidays; calendar celebrations ← j19 season |
wl917 |
of year time |
wlc |
middle winter feasts ← j19w winter |
wld |
late winter feasts |
wldc |
Carnival |
wldl |
Lent |
wldn |
Chinese New Year; Spring Festival |
wle |
vernal equinox feasts; Nowruz |
wlg |
early spring feasts |
wlge |
Easter; Passover; Pesach; Pascha; Resurrection Sunday ← j169m full moon |
wlh |
middle spring feasts ← j19i spring |
wlhm |
May Day; May Calends; Beltane ← j1jb May 1 |
wli |
late spring feasts |
wlj |
summer solstice feasts; Midsummer; St. Johns Day ← j1mj June 24 |
wlk |
early summer feasts |
wll |
middle summer feasts ← j19m summer |
wlm |
late summer feasts |
wln |
autumnal equinox feasts; Chuseok |
wlo |
early autumn feasts |
wlp |
middle autumn feasts ← j19t fall |
wlph |
Halloween; Eve of Winter; All Saints' Eve; Samhain |
wlq |
late autumn feasts |
wlqd |
Advent |
wlr |
winter solstice feasts; Midwinter; Brumalia |
wls |
early winter feasts |
wlsc |
Christmas |
wlsn |
New Year day ← j1bb January 1st |
wlsp |
Epiphany |
wlw |
variable calendar feasts |
wlwr |
Ramadan |
wm |
sacraments; initiations; rites of passage; sacred passages |
wmf |
baptism; Christening |
wmk |
puberty initiation ← m8l adolescent |
wmkn |
age of majority feasts |
wmko |
conscription feasts ← v7te army |
wmm |
familiar bonds |
wmme |
engagement |
wmml |
civil union; civil partnership |
wmmm |
marriage; matrimony; wedlock ← osm mating |
wmmmm |
monogamy |
wmmmms |
serial monogamy |
wmmmp |
polygamy |
wmmmpg |
polygyny |
wmmmpgc |
concubinage |
wmmmpn |
polyandry |
wmmms |
same-sex marriage; gay marriage |
wmmx |
separation |
wmmxm |
separation by mutual consent |
wmmxu |
judicial separation ← v7o courts |
wmmy |
divorce |
wmu |
anointing of the sick; extreme unction ← m8v deathbed |
wmx |
mourning; grief; funeral rites ← tk funeral services m8w death |
wo |
occultism; paranormal beliefs; esoterism; arcane [parapsychology] ≈ DDC 130 |
woe |
extrasensory perception; ESP |
woec |
clairvoyance |
woecf |
precognition; prescience; future vision; future sight |
woem |
mediumship |
woep |
demonic possession |
woet |
telepathy |
woeu |
multilocation; bilocation |
woev |
psychokinesis; telekinesis |
woex |
close encounter |
woi |
divination ≈ DDC 133 |
woie |
haruspicy; extispicy ← mqv chordates |
woih |
horoscopes; natal charts; celestial maps; cosmograms; vitaspheres; radical charts [astrology] ← h celestial objects |
woihg |
angles |
woihgf |
ascendant; first house; East angle |
woihgm |
midheaven; tenth house; North Angle |
woihgq |
descendant; seventh house; West angle |
woihgu |
imnum coeli; fourth house; South angle |
woiho |
zodiac; sun signs |
woihob |
Aries |
woihod |
Taurus |
woihof |
Gemini |
woihoh |
Cancer |
woihoj |
Leo |
woihol |
Virgo |
woihon |
Libra |
woihop |
Scorpio |
woihot |
Capricorn |
woihov |
Aquarius |
woihow |
Sagittarius |
woihox |
Pisces |
woihs |
houses |
woil |
palmistry; chiromancy; palm reading |
woin |
necromancy |
woit |
tasseomancy |
woiw |
cartomancy |
wom |
magic; sorcery |
won |
numerology ← an quantities |
wot |
theophany; divine appearance |
wow |
miracles |
wr |
religious beliefs; spirituality ≈ DDC 210 |
wrc |
animism |
wre |
fetishism ← s goods |
wrf |
phallism; sexual worship ← osm mating |
wrh |
shamanism |
wri |
spiritualism; idealism ← w6 sacrality p consciousness |
wrir |
reincarnation; rebirth; transmigration |
wrn |
naturalism ← g bulk matter h celestial objects i rocks j landforms k biopolymers l cells m organisms |
wrnm |
materialism ← g bulk matter |
wru |
humanism ← u social groups |
wrw |
rationalism ← por reason |
wt |
faiths; doctrines; denominations ≈ DDC 290 |
wt3 |
practiced by; professed by adherent; prophet ← px persons |
wt31 |
derived from |
wt31ts ⋄ |
Judaism |
wt35 |
practiced by adherent born on |
wt3b |
lay persons; lay adherents |
wt3b(86c) |
non adherents; non believers |
wt3d |
elders; senior members |
wt3f |
lay assistants |
wt3h |
hermits; ascetics; fakirs |
wt3m |
monks; monastic orders |
wt3mn |
nuns |
wt3n |
deacons; assistant ministers |
wt3p |
clerics; clergymen; churchmen; ministers; priests |
wt3po |
seniors; bishops; abbots |
wt3pt |
archbishops; metropolitans |
wt3pw |
general leader |
wt3x |
prophets |
wt3xb |
founder; originator |
wt3xd |
reformers |
wt3xe |
messiah |
wt3xg |
gurus; mahatmas; prophets SS; wise men |
wt3xm |
martyrs |
wt3xs |
saints; bodhisattvas; enlightened ones |
wt3xu |
thaumaturgers; wonder workers; miracle workers |
wt3xw |
shamans; witch doctors; medicine men; sorcerers |
wt3xy |
theocratic sovereigns; divinely appointed kings |
wtc |
Vedic Brahmanism; Vedism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtd |
Hinduism; Sana-Tana Dharma ≈ DDC 294 |
wtd9p |
Hindu deities; deva; devi; ishvara; ishvari; bhagavan; bhagavati |
wtd9pDi |
Vishnu; Narayana; Hari |
wtd9pDs |
Shiva; Mahadeva; Hara |
wtd9pDv |
Mahadevi; Adi Parashakti; Mahamaya |
wtdf |
Nyaya; school of logic |
wtdi |
Vaisheshika; atomist school |
wtdm |
Samkhya; enumeration school |
wtdo |
Yoga; Patanjali school |
wtds |
Purva Mimamsa |
wtdv |
Vedanta; Uttara Mimamsa |
wte |
Carvaka; Charvaka; Lokayata |
wtf |
Jainism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtg |
Sikhism; Gurmat ≈ DDC 294 |
wtg3xb |
Gurū Nānak ; Bābā Nānak |
wth |
Buddhism |
wth3xb |
Buddha |
wthh |
Hinayana; Theravada; the Lesser Vehicle |
wthm |
Mahayana; the Great Vehicle |
wthq |
Chinese Buddhism including Kosa; Fa-hsiang; T'ien T'ai; Chen-yen |
wths |
Lamaism; Vajrayana |
wthsb |
Bonpo |
wthsn |
Tantrism |
wthst |
Tibetan Lamaism |
wtht |
Japanese Buddhism including Nara, Tendai, Shingon, Kamakara |
wthte |
Zen |
wthtei |
Rinzai |
wthtes |
Soto |
wthtp |
Pure Land Buddhism |
wtk |
Confucianism ← yc93agfy Confucius |
wtkn |
Neo-Confucianism |
wtknd |
sŏngnihak; Joseon Neo-Confucianism ← uykk Korean civilization |
wtl |
Legalism |
wtm |
Mohism; Moism |
wtn |
Taoism; Daoism |
wtn3xb |
Lao-tzu |
wto |
Shinto |
wtot |
Oomoto; Oomoto-kyo |
wtp |
ancient Egyptian religion |
wtp3xy |
pharaoh |
wtq |
paganism; pre-Christian Europe polytheism |
wtqc |
Celtic paganism |
wtqcd |
druidism |
wtr |
Zoroastrianism; Mazdeism; Yezidis ≈ DDC 295 |
wtr9mU |
Angra Mainyu |
wtr9p |
Ahura Mazda |
wtsWu |
Abrahamic religions |
wts |
Judaism ≈ DDC 296 |
wts3p |
rabbis |
wts3x |
prophets |
wts3xDa |
Abraham |
wts3xDazs |
Sarah |
wts3xDb |
Isaac |
wts3xDc |
Jacob |
wts3xDd |
Moses |
wts3xDdzm |
Miriam |
wts3xDk |
David; king David |
wts3xDl |
Solomon; king Solomon; Jedidiah |
wts3xDq |
Elijah |
wts3xDs |
Isaiah |
wts7u |
Jewish scriptures |
wts7ub |
Jewish Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
wts7um |
Talmud; rabbinic literature |
wts9gw |
archangels |
wts9gwDg |
Gabriel |
wts9gwDm |
Michael; Archangel Michael; Saint Michael the Taxiarch |
wts9gwDr |
Raphael |
wts9gwDu |
Uriel; Auriel; Oriel |
wts9mU |
Satan; Beelzebub |
wts9p |
El; Yahweh; Yah; Jah |
wtso |
orthodox Judaism |
wtsom |
modern ortodox Judaism |
wtsou |
Haredi; ultra-orthodox Judaism |
wtsouh |
Hasidic Judaism |
wtsq |
Masorti; conservative Judaism |
wtss |
Sephardi |
wtst |
Reform Judaism |
wtsu |
progressive Judaism; liberal Judaism |
wtsuh |
humanist Judaism |
wtsuw |
reconstructionist Judaism |
wtsv |
Samaritans |
wtsw |
Ashkenazi; Mizrahi |
wtsx |
Karaism; Karaite Judaism |
wtt |
Christianity ≈ DDC 230 240 250 260 270 280 |
wtt35ahcYe |
Joseph; Saint Joseph |
wtt35ahdYj |
John the Baptist; John the Forerunner; John the Immerser; Yahya ibn Zakariya |
wtt35ahdYm |
Mary; mother of Jesus; Saint Mary; Virgin Mary
← w9m mother goddess |
wtt35aheYm |
Mary Magdalene; Mary of Magdala; the Madeleine |
wtt35aheYp |
Peter the Apostle; Simon Peter; Simeon; Simon; Cephas; Shimon Bar Yonah |
wtt35aheYt |
Thomas the Apostle; Didymus; doubting Thomas |
wtt35ahgYp |
Paul the Apostle; Saul of Tarsus |
wtt3xb |
Jesus Christ ← UahdvYc Jesus |
wtt7h |
Christian symbol Christian cross; dove |
wtt7sb |
Christian Bible ≈ DDC 220 |
wtt9m |
devils |
wtt9mU |
Lucifer; Beelzebub; Mephistopheles |
wtt9p |
God; Christian God; the Lord |
wtt9pDfWs |
the Trinity |
wtt9pDf |
God the Father |
wtt9pDn |
God the Son ← wtt3xb Jesus Christ |
wtt9pDs |
Holy Spirit; Holy Ghost; God the Holy Spirit |
wttb |
primitive Church ≈ DDC 281 |
wttc |
Melkites; Melchites; Eastern patriarchates ≈ DDC 281 |
wttd |
Orthodoxes ≈ DDC 281 |
wttf |
Monophysites; Eastern churches ≈ DDC 281 |
wttfb |
Armenian church |
wttfc |
Coptic church |
wttfd |
Nestorian and Chaldean-catholic churches |
wttfe |
Ethiopian church |
wttfm |
Maronite church |
wttfs |
Syrian church; Jacobite |
wttft |
St. Thomas Christianity; Malabar; Mar Thoma Syrian church |
wtth |
Roman Catholicism ≈ DDC 282 |
wtth35ahec |
James the Great; James, son of Zebedee; James the Apostle; Santiago |
wtth35ahmy |
Lawrence of Rome |
wtth35ahnf |
Agatha of Sicily |
wtth35ahot |
Nicholas of Myra; Nicholas of Bari; Nicholas the Wonderworker; Sinterklaas |
wtth35ahov |
Januarius; Januarius I of Benevento; Gennaro |
wtth35ahrk |
Martin of Tours |
wtth35ahro |
Ambrose of Milan |
wtth35ahxe |
Benedict of Nursia |
wtth35aibr |
Columbanus |
wtth35aijv |
Benedict of Aniane; Second Benedict; Witiza |
wtth35aiut |
Bernard of Menthon; Bernard of Aosta; Bernard of Montjoux |
wtth35aixo |
Bernard of Clairvaux |
wtth35aixw |
Hildegard of Bingen; Sibyl of the Rhine |
wtth35altp |
Dominic de Guzmán |
wtth35amg |
Francis of Assisi; Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone |
wtth35amso |
Clare of Assisi; Chiara Offreduccio |
wtth35amtp |
Anthony of Padua; Anthony of Lisbon; Fernando Martins de Bulhões |
wtth35asvg |
Catherine of Siena; Caterina di Jacopo di Benincasa |
wtth35asw |
Saint Roch; Rock; Rollox |
wtth35aufp |
Rita of Cascia; Margherita Ferri Lotti |
wtth35avl |
Joan of Arc |
wtth35awrxf |
Giuliano della Rovere; pope Julius II |
wtth35axbs |
Girolamo Savonarola; Jerome Savonarola |
wtth35aypo |
Ignatius of Loyola |
wtth35bfh |
Francis Xavier; Francisco de Jasso y Azpilicueta |
wtth35bog |
Teresa of Ávila; Teresa Sánchez de Cepeda Dávila y Ahumada; Saint Teresa of Jesus |
wtth35boo |
Philip Neri; Filippo Romolo Neri |
wtth35cmtc |
Carlo Borromeo; Charles Borromeo |
wtth35dqq |
Francis de Sales |
wtth35joq |
John Bosco; Giovanni Melchiorre Bosco; Don Bosco |
wtth35mkj |
Giuseppe Benedetto Cottolengo |
wtth35pwb |
Thérèse of Lisieux; Marie Françoise-Thérèse Martin; Therese of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face
|
wtth35qfw |
Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli; pope John XXIII |
wtth35qlk |
Padre Pio; Pio of Pietrelcina; Francesco Forgione |
wtth35rjq |
Mother Teresa; Mary Teresa Bojaxhiu; Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu |
wtth35rnk |
Irmã Dulce; Dulce de Souza Lopes Pontes; Maria Rita de Souza Pontes |
wtth35rtkd |
Karol Wojtyła; pope John Paul II |
wtth35skyc |
Jorge Mario Bergoglio; pope Francis I |
wtth3p |
Christian priests ≈ DDC 250 |
wtth3po |
bishops |
wtth3pt |
archbishops |
wtth3pw |
the pope |
wtth3xs |
Christian saints |
wtth71 |
papacy |
wtth71tm |
papacy of Paul VI |
wtth71ucr |
papacy of John Paul I |
wtth71ucu |
papacy of John Paul II ← wtth35rtkd Karol Wojtyła |
wtth71ve |
papacy of Benedict XVI |
wtth71vm |
papacy of Francis ← wtth35skyc Jorge Mario Bergoglio |
wtth71vy |
papacy of Leo XIV |
wtth72 |
diocese |
wtti |
non-Roman Catholicism |
wttii |
independent Catholic churches |
wttio |
old Catholic church |
wttn |
Anglicanism; Episcopalianism ≈ DDC 283 |
wttp |
Protestantism; Reform churches |
wttp35ako |
Peter Waldo |
wttp35asc |
John Wycliffe; Wyclif; Wickliffe |
wttp35ats |
Jan Hus; John Huss |
wttp35ayh |
Martin Luther |
wttp35ayi |
Huldrych Zwingli; Ulrich Zwingli |
wttp35bi |
John Calvin; Jehan Cauvin |
wttp35dd |
John Knox |
wttp35fx |
George Fox |
wttpe |
Born Again incl' fundamentalism, revivalism, puritain free |
wttpeb |
Anabaptism; Mennonites |
wttpec |
Baptism ≈ DDC 286 |
wttped |
Darbysm |
wttpef |
Frères Larges |
wttpei |
Anglican evangelism |
wttpel |
free churches |
wttpem |
Methodism ≈ DDC 287 |
wttpep |
Pentecostism |
wttpeq |
Quakers; Religious Society of Friends ≈ DDC 289 |
wttpes |
Salvation Army |
wttpev |
Adventism ≈ DDC 286 |
wttpew |
Reformed Evangelism |
wttph |
Hussites |
wttpk |
African churches; Kimbangism |
wttpl |
Lutheranism ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpll |
Presbyterianism; Calvinistic methodism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpm |
Moravian Church; United Brethren; Unitas Fratrum; Herrnhuters ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpn |
Calvinism; Reformed Presbiterianism including Calvinists, Huguenots ≈ DDC 284 |
wttpnc |
Congregationalism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpnr |
Arminiens; Remontrants |
wttpnu |
Puritanism ≈ DDC 285 |
wttpnw |
Walloon Church |
wttpp |
Pietism |
wttpv |
Waldensians; Waldenses; Vaudois; Valdesi |
wttpw |
Lollards; Wycliffites |
wtts |
Mormons; Latter-Day Saints |
wttt |
Moonism |
wttu |
Neo-Apostolism |
wttv |
transversal theological groups |
wttvb |
Barth theology; Neo-Orthodoxes |
wttvc |
Charismatic movement |
wttvf |
Liberation Theology |
wttvl |
Theological Liberalism |
wttvld |
Death of God theology |
wttvm |
modern theologies |
wttvs |
social Christianity |
wttvzs |
Christian Science; Scientism |
wttw |
Jehovah's Witnesses |
wttwzs |
Antitrinitaires; Socinians; Unitarians; Christadelphism |
wttwzu |
Universalism; Armstrong ≈ DDC 289 |
wttwzw |
Swedenborgians |
wttx |
Apostolic churches |
wtty |
African indigenous sects |
wtu |
Islam ≈ DDC 297 |
wtu3p |
imam |
wtu3xb |
Muhammad ← Uaicu persons born in 570 |
wtu7sb |
Koran; Qur'an; Quran; Alcoran; Al-Qur'an |
wtu9mU |
Iblis; Eblis; Shaitan |
wtu9p |
Allah |
wtub |
Black Muslims |
wtud |
Druze faith |
wtuk |
Nurculuk |
wtun |
Sunni; Sunnites |
wtuq |
Shi'a; Shi'ites |
wtuqh |
Ahmadiya |
wtus |
Sufism; Dervish; Darvesh |
wtv |
Bahá'í faith; Bahaism ≈ DDC 297 |
wtvb |
Babism |
wtvzd |
Donghak; Tonghak; Cheondogyo ← uykk Korean civilization |
wtvzf |
Anthroposophy |
wtvzo |
Cao Dai |
wtvzw |
Rastafarianism |
wtw |
New Age |
wtwzs |
Scientology; Dianetics |
wtx |
Theosophy |
wty |
Humanism; International Humanist and Ethical Union |
xWy |
intellectual products |
x |
creative arts; art works; aesthetic expressions [aesthetics; art criticism] ← u6u beauty ouu icons g bulk matter ≈ DDC 700 |
x18 [] |
in historical period |
x2 |
in art environment; scenery |
x27 [] |
in region |
x2b |
real location |
x2l |
atelier; workroom |
x2t |
stage; deck; theatre |
x2u |
studio; set |
x2ul |
backlot |
x2us |
soundstage |
x3 [] |
by art tool; instrument; equipment |
x35 [] |
performed by performer |
x36 [] |
for audience; target |
x4 |
aesthetic limitation |
x45 [] |
damaged by damaging factor |
x45f |
wear; usury |
x45r |
break |
x4d |
didactic |
x4k |
kitsch |
x5 |
creative activity; technique; procedure |
x5b |
conception; ideation |
x5c |
design; preparation |
x5d |
draft |
x5e |
source collection; research; study; finding |
x5n |
preparation |
x5o |
production; manufacturing |
x5p |
publication; exposition |
x5q |
reproduction |
x5s |
distribution |
x5u |
popularization |
x5v |
conservation; preservation; keeping |
x5vs |
location; shelving |
x6 |
genre; tone |
x60 |
treating; representing subject; theme |
x61 [] |
set in epoch |
x61rr |
ancient Rome; sword-and-sandal; peplum |
x62 [] |
set in place |
x63 [] |
set after antecedents; prior event |
x65 [] |
narrating plot; quest |
x66 [] |
fictionality |
x66f |
fictional |
x66g |
allegorical |
x66y |
non-fiction; real |
x67 [] |
with character |
x674 [] |
opposed by evil character; enemy |
x675 [] |
for beneficiary character |
x677 [] |
helped by friend character |
x678 [] |
with hero; protagonist |
x68 [] |
aiming at mission; objective |
x6b |
non-fiction |
x6c |
epic |
x6cm |
mythopoeia |
x6d |
adventure |
x6e |
noir; rogue |
x6f |
horror |
x6g |
tragedy |
x6h |
drama |
x6i |
speculative fiction |
x6k |
tragicomedy |
x6l |
satire |
x6n |
nonsense |
x6o |
comedy |
x6r |
romance |
x6t |
erotic |
x6tp |
porno |
x6v |
lyric |
x7 [] |
art component |
x71 [] |
sequential part |
x73 [] |
with musical instrument |
x75 [] |
with artistic component |
x75f |
painting; backdrop |
x75i |
lights |
x75l |
text; lyrics; dialogs |
x75m |
sound; music |
x76 [] |
made of material; carrier |
x77 [] |
with costume; dress |
x77e |
dress |
x77m |
makeup |
x78 [] |
with tone |
x8 [] |
pace; rhythm; cadence |
x81 [] |
duration |
x818 [] |
duration min |
x81f |
short |
x81u |
long |
x82 [] |
size |
x86 |
number of elements |
x88 |
quantity of elements |
x88nq |
duo |
x88nr |
trio |
x88ns |
quartet |
x88nt |
quintet |
x89 [] |
mode |
x9 |
style; art movement; artistic movement |
x90 |
for function |
x90r |
decoration |
x90sd |
architecture |
x90sf |
fashion |
x90sr |
retail commercial; popular; consumerist |
x90t |
monument public art |
x90w |
ceremony |
x90wi |
entertainment |
x90wp |
worship sacred art |
x90x |
art aesthetic; autotelic |
x91 [] |
of time |
x92 [] |
of country |
x922 [] |
of region |
x923 [] |
descending from region |
x93 [] |
created by artist |
x93axbi |
Leonardo da Vinci |
x95 [] |
in language |
x9i |
classical antiquity; Graeco-Roman culture |
x9j |
romanesque |
x9k |
gothic |
x9m |
humanism |
x9n |
renaissance ← w1pwWt |
x9nm |
mannerism; late renaissance |
x9o |
baroque |
x9p |
rococo |
x9q |
neoclassicism |
x9r |
romanticism |
x9s |
realism |
x9si |
impressionism |
x9sp |
pointillism |
x9su |
naturalism |
x9t |
art nouveau |
x9tzd |
art deco |
x9u |
modernism; avant-garde ← w1pw 1873 CE w1px 1874 CE |
x9ub |
symbolism |
x9ud |
dadaism |
x9uf |
futurism |
x9up |
expressionism |
x9us |
surrealism |
x9v |
postmodernism |
x9vc |
conceptual art; conceptualism |
x9vd |
deconstructivism |
xbWd |
plastic arts |
xbWh |
cultural property; tangible heritage |
xb |
sculptures ≈ DDC 730 |
xb76d |
wood |
xb76e |
stone |
xb76fg |
glass |
xb76fm |
ceramic pottery |
xb76h |
metal |
xb93 |
by sculptor |
xb93agi |
Phidias; Pheidias |
xb93agmf |
Praxiteles |
xb93agmk |
Lysippos |
xb93auc |
Lorenzo Ghiberti |
xb93auk |
Donatello |
xb93axyy |
Michelangelo; Michelangelo Buonarroti |
xb93ayyv |
Cellini; Benvenuto Cellini |
xb93ewx |
Bernini; Gian Lorenzo Bernini |
xb93lgv |
Canova; Antonio Canova |
xb93ltw |
Thorvaldsen; Bertel Thorvaldsen |
xb93oov |
Rodin; Auguste Rodin |
xb93pnx |
Camille Claudel |
xb93qae |
Brâncuşi; Constantin Brâncuşi |
xb93qgu |
Boccioni; Umberto |
xb93qks |
Jean Arp |
xb93qlo |
Duchamp; Marcel Duchamp |
xb93qmn |
Zadkine; Ossip Zadkine |
xb93qop |
Naum Gabo |
xb93qwoh |
Calder; Alexander Calder |
xb93qwop |
Henry Moore |
xb93rat |
Giacometti; Alberto Giacometti |
xb93rcb |
Barbara Hepworth |
xb93rky |
Louise Bourgeois |
xb93scl |
Donald Judd |
xb93sdc |
Claes Oldenburg |
xb93smv |
Richard Serra |
xbe |
megaliths |
xbeb |
monoliths; menhirs; single stones |
xbed |
dolmens |
xbeg |
stone alignments |
xber |
stone circles; cromlechs |
xbl |
relief; bas-relief, high relief |
xbs |
statues; statuary |
xc |
engravements [glyptics] |
xeWi |
visual arts ← tu9c pictures |
xe |
mosaics |
xf |
paintings ≈ DDC 750 |
xf3b |
brush |
xf3g |
sponge |
xf3i |
knife |
xf3r |
airbrush |
xf60 |
of subject [iconography] |
xf7 |
paint; pigment; colour; medium ← g6 colour |
xf76 |
on support; matrix |
xf76d |
wood |
xf76i |
fiber |
xf76r |
paper |
xf78 [] |
with colour |
xf7c |
encaustic; hot wax |
xf7e |
watercolor |
xf7g |
gouache |
xf7j |
ceramic glaze |
xf7k |
ink |
xf7m |
egg tempera |
xf7n |
enamel |
xf7o |
oil |
xf7p |
pastel |
xf7q |
fresco |
xf7r |
acrylic |
xf7s |
spray; aerosol |
xf7u |
sand |
xf7w |
water miscible oil |
xf7x |
digital |
xf90y |
illustration |
xf93 |
by painter |
xf93ahrs |
Gu Kaizhi; Changkang |
xf93aihj |
Wu Daozi; Daoxuan; Wu Tao Tzu |
xf93aiqs |
Li Cheng; Xiánxī |
xf93airi |
Dong Yuan; Tung Yüan |
xf93airl |
Gu Hongzhong |
xf93aoj |
Qian Xuan; Ch'ien Hsüan; Shun Ju; Yu Tan; Xi Lanweng; Zha Chuanweng |
xf93aoo |
Cimabue; Giovanni Cimabue; Cenni di Pepo |
xf93apq |
Giotto; Giotto di Bondone |
xf93auYe |
Jan van Eyck |
xf93auv |
Paolo Uccello; Paolo di Dono |
xf93avWy |
painters born in 15th century |
xf93avay |
Masaccio; Tommaso di ser Giovanni di Simone |
xf93avo |
Piero della Francesca; Piero di Benedetto de' Franceschi |
xf93awf |
Mantegna; Andrea Mantegna |
xf93awt |
Sandro Botticelli; Alessandro di Mariano di Vanni Filipepi |
xf93axc |
Bosch; Hieronymus Bosch; Jeroen Anthoniszoon van Aken |
xf93axuk |
Dürer; Albrecht Dürer; Adalbert Ajtósi |
xf93axwk |
Pontormo; Jacopo Carucci |
xf93axyf |
Michelangelo; Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni |
xf93ayh |
Raffaello; Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino; Raphael |
xf93ays |
Qiu Ying; Ch'iu Ying |
xf93bWe |
painters born in 16th century |
xf93br |
Tintoretto; Jacopo Robusti |
xf93cYb |
Bruegel the Elder; Pieter Bruegel |
xf93cpt |
El Greco; Doménikos Theotokópoulos |
xf93dus |
Caravaggio; Michelangelo Merisi |
xf93eWh |
painters born in 17th century |
xf93ebm |
Rubens; Peter Paul Rubens |
xf93exg |
Anthony van Dyck |
xf93exl |
Velázquez; Diego Rodríguez de Silva y Velázquez |
xf93ffn |
Rembrandt; Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn |
xf93ggu |
Vermeer; Johannes Vermeer; Jan Vermeer |
xf93iuf |
Tiepolo; Giovanni Battista Tiepolo |
xf93ivv |
Hogarth; William Hogarth |
xf93jWm |
painters born in 18th century |
xf93kug |
Goya; Francisco Goya |
xf93lju |
Hokusai; Katsushika Hokusai |
xf93mti |
Turner; William Turner |
xf93mud |
Damián Domingo; Damián Domingo y Gabor |
xf93mv |
Hiroshige; Utagawa Hiroshige; Andō Tokutarō |
xf93mwi |
Delacroix; Eugène Delacroix |
xf93nWq |
painters born in 19th century |
xf93ogc |
Manet; Édouard Manet |
xf93oio |
Degas; Edgar Degas |
xf93onc |
Cézanne; Paul Cézanne |
xf93oov |
Monet; Oscar-Claude Monet |
xf93ope |
Renoir; Pierre-Auguste Renoir |
xf93owi |
Raja Ravi Varma |
xf93owl |
Gauguin; Paul Gauguin |
xf93pbg |
van Gogh; Vincent van Gogh |
xf93pee |
Félix Resurrección Hidalgo |
xf93phy |
Jan Toorop; Johannes Theodorus Toorop |
xf93pmt |
Harada Naojirō |
xf93pmx |
Munch; Edvard Munch |
xf93pnn |
Klimt; Gustav Klimt |
xf93ppp |
Kuroda Seiki; Kuroda Kiyoteru |
xf93ppy |
Kandinsky; Wassily Kandinsky |
xf93pqt |
Fujishima Takeji |
xf93psy |
Matisse; Henri Matisse |
xf93pup |
Abanindranath Tagore |
xf93pvf |
Mondrian; Piet Mondrian |
xf93qdy |
Klee; Paul Klee |
xf93qeu |
Hong Yi; Yan Yin |
xf93qfh |
Picasso; Pablo Picasso |
xf93qin |
Modigliani; Amedeo Modigliani |
xf93qkf |
Kokoschka; Oskar Kokoschka |
xf93qlh |
Jamini Roy |
xf93qln |
Chagall; Marc Chagall; Moishe Shagal |
xf93qlo |
Duchamp; Marcel Duchamp |
xf93qmn |
de Chirico; Giorgio de Chirico |
xf93qol |
Schiele; Egon Schiele |
xf93qoo |
Morandi; Giorgio Morandi |
xf93qqk |
Fernando Amorsolo |
xf93qri |
Miró; Joan Miró |
xf93qro |
Yan Wenliang |
xf93qtl |
Pan Yuliang; Chen Xiuqing; Zhang Yuliang |
xf93qto |
Xu Beihong; Ju Péon |
xf93qww |
Magritte; René Magritte |
xf93qyw |
Lin Fengmian; Lin Fengming |
xf93rWu |
painters born in 20th century |
xf93rdj |
Dalí; Salvador Dalí |
xf93rfd |
Fang Ganmin |
xf93rgn |
Frida Kahlo |
xf93riu |
Francis Bacon |
xf93rlc |
Pollock; Jackson Pollock |
xf93rmc |
Amrita Sher-Gil |
xf93roc |
Basuki Abdullah |
xf93ros |
M. F. Husain; Maqbool Fida Husain |
xf93rxh |
F. N. Souza; Francisco Victor Newton de Souza |
xf93rxq |
Fernando M. Zóbel; Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo Torrontegui |
xf93ryo |
Tyeb Mehta |
xf93sll |
Ganesh Pyne |
xfb |
abstract paintings ← cc surfaces |
xff |
figures ← mU human organisms |
xffn |
nudes |
xfh |
portraits ← px persons |
xfl |
religious paintings ← wt faiths |
xfq |
still life ← m organisms r raw materials |
xfs |
landscapes ← j landforms |
xfu |
vedutas ← td lodging |
xg |
drawings ← tu9cd drawings ≈ DDC 740 760 |
xg90y |
illustration |
xgo |
comics; BD |
xh |
photographs [photographic arts; reproductive arts] ← tu9cp photographs ≈ DDC 770 |
xi |
light art; art of light |
xj |
calligraphies |
xl |
literature; literary works [philology; literary theory; literary criticism] ← poi imagination q language ≈ DDC 800 810 820 830 840 850 860 870 880 890 |
xl71np |
part 1; chapter 1 |
xl93 |
by author; writer |
xl93afYh |
Homer |
xl93afw |
Hesiod |
xl93agc |
Sappho |
xl93agke |
Aristophanes |
xl93agoi |
Menander |
xl93agqq |
Livius; Lucius Livius Andronicus |
xl93agrv |
Plautus; Titus Maccius Plautus |
xl93agxtb |
Cicero; Marcus Tullius Cicero |
xl93ahbft |
Virgil; Publius Vergilius Maro |
xl93ahbkx |
Horace; Quintus Horatius Flaccus |
xl93ahchg |
Ovid; Publius Ovidius Naso |
xl93ahdv |
Seneca; Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger |
xl93aheWh |
writers born in 1st century CE |
xl93ahew |
Pliny the Elder; Gaius Plinius Secundus |
xl93ahfn |
Lucan; Marcus Annaeus Lucanus |
xl93ahiWl |
writers born in 2nd century CE |
xl93ahmWp |
writers born in 3rd century CE |
xl93ahng |
Zhang Hua; Maoxian |
xl93ahnv |
Pan Yue; Anren |
xl93ahny |
Zuo Si; Taichong |
xl93ahou |
Liu Kun; Yueshi |
xl93ahqWt |
writers born in 4th century CE |
xl93ahso |
Tao Yuanming; Tao Qian; Yuanliang |
xl93ahuWx |
writers born in 5th century CE |
xl93aiaWd |
writers born in 6th century CE |
xl93aibj |
Lu Sidao; Zixing |
xl93aibs |
Yang Su; Chudao; Duke Jingwu of Chu |
xl93aieWh |
writers born in 7th century CE |
xl93aigv |
Bede; Saint Bede; Bede of Jarrow; the Venerable Bede |
xl93aihw |
Wang Changling |
xl93aiiWl |
writers born in 8th century CE |
xl93aiia |
Li Bai; Li Bo; Taibai |
xl93aiil |
Du Fu |
xl93aika |
Meng Jiao |
xl93aikr |
Han Yu; Tuizhi; Han Wengong |
xl93aikt |
Zhang Xian |
xl93aiku |
Yan Shu; Tongshu |
xl93aikv |
Bai Juyi; Bo Juyi; Po Chü-i; Letian |
xl93aild |
Yuan Zhen; Weizhi |
xl93aili |
Liu Yong; Qiqing; Liu Sanbian; Jingzhuang |
xl93aimWp |
writers born in 9th century CE |
xl93aiml |
Wen Tingyun; Wen Qi; Feiqing |
xl93aimm |
Li Shangyin; Yishan |
xl93aiqWt |
writers born in 10th century |
xl93airo |
Ferdowsi; Firdawsi; Abu'l-Qâsem Ferdowsi Tusi |
xl93aisw |
Murasaki Shikibu |
xl93aiuWx |
writers born in 11th century |
xl93aiub |
Mei Yaochen |
xl93aiug |
Ouyang Xiu; Yongshu; Zuiweng; Liu Yi Jushi |
xl93aive |
Yan Jidao; Xiaoshan |
xl93aivl |
Su Shi; Zizhan; Dongpo |
xl93aiwhk |
Khayyam; Ghiyath al-Din Abu al-Fath 'Umar ibn Ibrahim Nishaburi |
xl93aiwy |
Halevi; Judah haLevi; Yehuda Halevi |
xl93aixo |
Chen Yuyi |
xl93ajWm |
writers born in 12th century |
xl93ako |
Xin Qiji |
xl93alt |
Jayadeva; Jaydeva |
xl93amo |
Yuan Haowen; Yuan Yishan |
xl93amp |
Yan Yu |
xl93anWq |
writers born in 13th century |
xl93ang |
Gialal al-Din Rumi; Jalāl al-Dīn Mohammad Balkhī; Mòlānā; Mòlavì |
xl93anj |
Saadi |
xl93apo |
Dante; Dante Alighieri |
xl93arWu |
writers born in 14th century |
xl93are |
Gao Ming; Kao Ming; Gao Zecheng; the Cabbage Root Taoist |
xl93arm |
Boccaccio; Giovanni Boccaccio; the Certaldese |
xl93asp |
Qu You; Ch'ü Yu; Zongji; Cunzhai |
xl93asr |
Chaucer; Geoffrey Chaucer |
xl93aud |
Zhu Youdun |
xl93avWy |
writers born in 15th century |
xl93avbi |
Nezahualcoyotl |
xl93ayh |
Rabelais; François Rabelais |
xl93bWe |
writers born in 16th century |
xl93bu |
Xu Wei; Hsü Wei; Qingteng Shanren |
xl93cvs |
Cervantes; Miguel de Cervantes |
xl93cys |
Tang Xianzu; Yireng |
xl93dne |
Marlowe; Christopher Marlowe; Kit Marlowe |
xl93dni |
Shakespeare; William Shakespeare; the Bard of Avon |
xl93dsv |
Hŏ Kyun; Heo Gyun; Kyosan; Sŏngso |
xl93dvl |
Ben Jonson; Benjamin Jonson |
xl93eWh |
writers born in 17th century |
xl93ee |
Ling Mengchu |
xl93eg |
Ishikawa Jōzan |
xl93eyc |
Calderón de la Barca; Pedro Calderón de la Barca y Barreda González |
xl93ffl |
Corneille; Pierre Corneille |
xl93fhx |
Milton; John Milton |
xl93fun |
La Fontaine; Jean de La Fontaine |
xl93fvb |
Molière; Jean-Baptiste Poquelin |
xl93gcb |
Perreault; Charles Perreault |
xl93glf |
Kim Man-jung; Kim Man-choong |
xl93gny |
Racine; Jean Racine |
xl93hqw |
Swift; Jonathan Swift |
xl93jWm |
writers born in 18th century |
xl93jis |
Samuel Johnson; Dr Johnson |
xl93kxq |
Goethe; Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
xl93laj |
Sargent Murray; Judith Sargent Stevens Murray |
xl93lmy |
Shen Fu; Sanbai |
xl93lth |
Wordsworth; William Wordsworth |
xl93lvu |
Coleridge; Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
xl93lyy |
Jane Austen |
xl93mfw |
Andrés Bello |
xl93mjf |
Manzoni; Alessandro Manzoni |
xl93mmc |
Byron; George Gordon Byron; Lord Byron |
xl93mnr |
Cooper; James Fenimore Cooper |
xl93msv |
Bryant; William Cullen Bryant |
xl93muf |
Beckwith; Julia Catherine Beckwith |
xl93mwm |
Leopardi; Giacomo Leopardi |
xl93mxk |
Balzac; Honoré de Balzac |
xl93nWq |
writers born in 19th century |
xl93ndn |
Hawthorne; Nathaniel Hawthorne; Hathorne |
xl93neh |
Andersen; Hans Christian Andersen |
xl93nic |
Poe; Edgar Allan Poe |
xl93nld |
Dickens; Charles Dickens |
xl93nsb |
Bolintineanu; Dimitrie Bolintineanu |
xl93nsk |
Walt Whitman; Walter Whitman Jr. |
xl93nsr |
Filimon; Nicolae Filimon |
xl93nss |
Melville; Herman Melville |
xl93nuh |
Baudelaire; Charles Baudelaire |
xl93obi |
Crémazie; Octave Crémazie |
xl93oex |
Dickinson; Emily Dickinson |
xl93ojw |
Mark Twain; Samuel Langhorne Clemens |
xl93oyb |
Eminescu; Mihai Eminescu; Mihail Eminovici |
xl93pdlw |
Lope de Vega; Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio |
xl93pey |
Pascoli; Giovanni Pascoli |
xl93pjc |
Čechov; Anton Chekhov |
xl93pkj |
Tagore; Rabindranath Tagore |
xl93pnt |
Bezbarua; Lakshminath Bezbarua |
xl93qus |
Scott Fitzgerald; Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald |
xl93qvs |
Faulkner; William Faulkner |
xl93qwd |
Ungaretti; Giuseppe Ungaretti |
xl93qwl |
Pessoa; Fernando Pessoa
|
xl93qxo |
Hemingway; Ernest Hemingway |
xl93qxq |
Borges; Jorge Luis Borges |
xl93rWu |
writers born in 20th century |
xl93rbe |
Steinbeck; John Steinbeck |
xl93rfh |
Beckett; Samuel Beckett |
xl93rkx |
Mahfouz; Naguib Mahfouz |
xl93rmv |
Camus; Albert Camus |
xl93rsu |
Lessing; Doris Lessing |
xl93rtw |
Celan; Paul Celan |
xl93ruk |
Suresh Joshi |
xl93rww |
Gordimer; Nadine Gordimer |
xl93sbf |
García Márquez; Gabriel García Márquez
|
xl93sbs |
Grass; Günter Grass |
xl93ses |
Chinua Achebe |
xl93sin |
Wole Soyinka |
xl93svm |
Rushdie; Salman Rushdie |
xl93swy |
Gurnah; Abdulrazak Gurnah |
xl93ttw |
Han Kang; 한강 |
xl95 |
in language |
xl95Uc |
Chinese |
xl95Ue |
English |
xl95Uf |
French |
xl95Ug |
German |
xl95Ui |
Italian |
xl95Uj |
Japanese |
xl95Ur |
Russian |
xl95Us |
Spanish |
xlX |
literary forms |
xlb |
proverbs; sayings |
xld |
riddles |
xlf |
fairy tales; fables |
xlm |
myths; legends; stories [mythology] ← qtb narrative texts |
xlp |
epic |
xlr |
narrative; novels |
xlrc |
short stories; short fiction |
xlrm |
mystery |
xlt |
theatre plays ← xr theatre |
xlt93 |
by playwright |
xlv |
poetry |
xlx |
essays ← y7mb essay |
xmWr |
performing arts; shows |
xm |
music [musicology; musical criticism] ← g5n sound ≈ DDC 780 |
xm35 |
performed by music performer |
xm35sqv ⋄ |
Barenboim; Daniel Barenboim |
xm5c ⋄ |
composition |
xm5d ⋄ |
study; training; exercise |
xm5o ⋄ |
performance; playing |
xm60 ⋄ |
evoking theme |
xm60jUesv ⋄ |
Moldau |
xm7 |
for instrument; medium ← t services |
xm70 |
for object used as instrument |
xm70sb(3dts) |
spoons |
xm75l |
lyrics |
xm769 |
timbre; timber; sound quality; colour |
xm7a |
voice; song ← mU7e human respiratory organs ≈ DDC 782 783 |
xm7ab |
bass |
xm7ae |
baritone |
xm7ah |
tenor |
xm7an |
contralto; alto |
xm7aq |
mezzo-soprano |
xm7as |
soprano |
xm7b |
body percussion ← mU7 |
xm7c |
idiophones; percussion instruments ≈ DDC 786 |
xm7cc |
vascular structure instruments |
xm7ccb |
bells |
xm7ccbw |
cowbells |
xm7ccg |
gongs |
xm7ci |
triangles |
xm7cl |
xylophones |
xm7cr |
reciprocally struck idiophones |
xm7cs |
indirectly struck idiophones |
xm7d |
membranophones; drums ≈ DDC 786 |
xm7dr |
friction drums |
xm7k |
cordophones; stringed instruments ≈ DDC 787 |
xm7k(7s) |
strings |
xm7kc |
zithers; simple chordophones |
xm7kf |
table cordophones |
xm7kfp |
pianos |
xm7kl |
lutes |
xm7klg |
plucked strings including guitars |
xm7kls |
bowed strings including violins |
xm7kp |
harps |
xm7n |
aerophones; wind instruments ≈ DDC 788 |
xm7n(7m) |
mouthpiece |
xm7n(7r) |
reed |
xm7n(7rg) |
vegetable reed ← mpwb monocotyledons |
xm7n(7rt) |
artificial reed |
xm7nc |
straight closed flutes; Pan flutes |
xm7nf |
transverse flutes |
xm7nm |
clarinets; aerophones with simple reed |
xm7nmx |
saxophones |
xm7no |
oboes; aerophones with double reed |
xm7nq |
bagpipes; aerophones with air reservoir |
xm7nq(7b) |
bag; air reservoir |
xm7nr |
free reed aerophones |
xm7nrh |
harmonicas; mouth-organs |
xm7nrw |
accordions |
xm7nu |
mouthpiece aerophones |
xm7nuh |
horns |
xm7nut |
trumpets |
xm7t |
electrophones |
xm8 |
musical tempo |
xm86 |
ensemble; chorus |
xm88 |
medium broad size; formation |
xm88d |
solo; monodic |
xm88f |
ensemble |
xm88f87q |
duo ensemble |
xm88f87r |
trio ensemble |
xm88m |
group; band; polyphony |
xm88u |
orchestra |
xm88u7n |
wind orchestra; banda |
xm89 [] |
in tonality; key ← xmbX octaves |
xm895 [] |
scale type; interval |
xm895v |
diatonic scale; heptatonic; heptatonia prima; set form 7-35 |
xm895y |
chromatic; dodecatonic |
xm896 [] |
musical mode; diatonic scale |
xm896a |
Aeolian mode |
xm896b |
Locrian mode |
xm896c |
Ionian mode; major scale |
xm896d |
Dorian mode |
xm896e |
Phrygian mode |
xm896f |
Lydian mode |
xm896g |
Mixolydian mode |
xm897 [] |
number of pitch classes |
xm897t |
pentatonic; five |
xm897u |
hexatonic; six |
xm897v |
heptatonic; seven |
xm897w |
octatonic; eight |
xm899 |
tonality type |
xm899b |
major |
xm899c |
minor |
xm899d |
diminished |
xm89c |
C; do |
xm8c |
grave |
xm8d |
largo |
xm8e |
lento |
xm8g |
adagio |
xm8j |
andante |
xm8m |
moderato |
xm8p |
allegretto |
xm8r |
allegro |
xm8v |
vivace |
xm8x |
presto |
xm8y |
prestissimo |
xm90 |
for function; purpose; occasion; effect |
xm90sm |
military functions |
xm90u |
official functions |
xm90wp |
rituals; sacred; liturgic music |
xm90xn |
dance |
xm90xs |
cinema |
xm92 |
of; traditional of original region |
xm93 |
by composer |
xm93by |
Palestrina; Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina |
xm93dqj |
Monteverdi; Claudio Monteverdi |
xm93icf |
Vivaldi; Antonio Vivaldi |
xm93ije |
Händel; Georg Friedrich Händel |
xm93ikf |
J.S. Bach; Johann Sebastian Bach |
xm93kjg |
Haydn; Franz Joseph Haydn |
xm93lfc |
Mozart; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
xm93lty |
Beethoven; Ludwig van Beethoven |
xm93mvc |
Schubert; Franz Schubert |
xm93njf |
Chopin; Fryderyk Chopin; Frédéric Chopin |
xm93nmk |
Wagner; Richard Wagner |
xm93nmt |
Verdi; Giuseppe Verdi |
xm93ohj |
Brahms; Johannes Brahms |
xm93pjn |
Mahler; Gustav Mahler |
xm93pnl |
Richard Strauss |
xm93qfg |
Bartók; Béla Bartók |
xm93rmw |
Britten; Benjamin Britten |
xm93ryg |
Boulez; Pierre Boulez |
xm93scq |
Stockhausen; Karlheinz Stockhausen |
xm93scv |
Morricone; Ennio Morricone |
xm93soe |
De André; Fabrizio De André |
xm9o ⋄ |
baroque |
xmb |
notes; pitch classes |
xmbX |
octaves |
xmbXX |
notes |
xmbXc |
C; do; ut; si diesis |
xmbXd |
C#; do diesis; re bemolle |
xmbXe |
D; re |
xmbXf |
D#; mi bemolle; re diesis |
xmbXg |
E; mi; fa bemolle |
xmbXh |
F; fa; mi diesis |
xmbXi |
F#; fa diesis; sol bemolle |
xmbXj |
G; sol |
xmbXk |
G#; sol diesis; la bemolle |
xmbXl |
A; la |
xmbXm |
A#; si bemolle; la diesis |
xmbXn |
B; si; do bemolle |
xmbd |
subsubcontra |
xmbe |
subcontra |
xmbf |
contra octave |
xmbg |
great octave |
xmbh |
small octave |
xmbi |
one-lined octave |
xmbil |
standard A; A4 |
xmbj |
two-lined octave |
xmbl |
three-lined octave |
xmbm |
four-lined octave |
xmbn |
five-lined octave |
xmbo |
six-lined octave |
xmc |
chords [harmony] |
xme |
beats; rhythms; meters |
xmec |
simple duple |
xmed |
simple triple |
xmeg |
compound duple |
xmej |
compound triple |
xmf |
phrases |
xmi |
motifs |
xmil |
leitmotifs |
xmm |
melodies; tunes; voices |
xmme |
themes |
xmmg |
verses |
xmmh |
refrains; choruses |
xmo |
movements |
xmo85p ⋄ |
allegretto |
xms |
pieces; compositions |
xmso |
sonatas |
xmss |
symphonies |
xmw |
music genres; forms ≈ DDC 781 |
xmws |
Western art music; classical music |
xmws9o |
baroque; baroque |
xmws9r |
romantic |
xmww |
Western popular music |
xmwwg |
gospel |
xmwwh |
country |
xmwwi |
blues |
xmwwig |
boogie-woogie |
xmwwit |
electric blues |
xmwwj |
jazz |
xmwwm |
rhythm and blues; R&B |
xmwwo |
soul |
xmwwp |
ska; reggae; dub |
xmwwq |
rock and roll; rock'n'roll |
xmwwr |
rock music |
xmwwrb |
beat music; British beat; Merseybeat |
xmwwrg |
progressive rock |
xmwwrm |
heavy metal |
xmwws |
pop |
xmwwu |
hip hop; rap; rapcore |
xmwwv |
electronic dance |
xn |
dances [choreology] ← wb social rituals q7g gestures |
xn36 ⋄ |
for social class |
xn71np |
part A |
xn71nq |
part B |
xn87 |
for number of dancers |
xn87nq |
couples |
xn88 |
for quantity of dancers |
xn88u |
groups |
xn90 |
for function |
xn90t |
socialization |
xn90w |
ceremony sacred dance |
xn90wp |
ritual; tradition |
xn92dk ⋄ |
Brittany |
xnbWj |
social dance; participatory dance |
xnkWy |
concert dance; performance dance; theatre dance |
xnn |
classical Indian dance; Shastriya Nritya ← vtUn India |
xnp |
classical Persian dance ← vtUm Iran |
xnt |
ballet |
xnv |
acrobatic dance |
xnw |
modern and contemporary dance |
xo |
circus ≈ DDC 791 |
xr |
theatre; recitation; plays; performances [stagecraft] ≈ DDC 792 |
xr35 |
played by actor |
xr35osu |
Sarah Bernhardt; Henriette Rosine Bernard |
xr6h |
drama |
xr6o |
comedy |
xr93 |
written by playwright; poet |
xr93agha |
Aeschylus |
xr93agid |
Sophocles |
xr93agiu |
Euripides |
xr93fvb |
Molière; Jean-Baptiste Poquelin |
xr93oxc |
Strindberg; August Strindberg |
xrd |
Greek tragedies |
xrm |
musical theatre |
xrmo |
opera |
xs |
films; movies; motion pictures; cinema ≈ DDC 770 791 |
xs35 |
played by; starring actor |
xs35shh |
Gian Maria Volonté |
xs5 |
filmmaking; production |
xs5d |
development; script writing; drafting |
xs5n |
pre-production |
xs5nCc |
casting |
xs5nCe |
crew hiring |
xs5o |
production; recording |
xs5oCp |
post-production |
xs5oCpe |
editing; montage |
xs5q |
showing; screening; projection |
xs5s |
distribution; sale |
xs6b |
documentary |
xs6e |
noir |
xs6h |
dramatic |
xs6o |
comedy |
xs71 ⋄ |
scene; shot |
xs71np |
scene 1 |
xs71npp |
shot 1 |
xs75h |
photograph ← xh photographs |
xs75l |
script; screenplay ← xl literature |
xs75m |
soundtrack ← xm music |
xs81 |
footage |
xs818 |
duration min |
xs81f |
short |
xs81i |
medium-length |
xs81u |
feature; theatrical |
xs81v |
series; movie series; movie franchise |
xs93 |
directed by director |
xs93pyc |
Griffith; David Wark Griffith |
xs93qni |
Chaplin; Charlie Chaplin |
xs93qox |
Fritz Lang |
xs93qqc |
Lubitsch; Ernst Lubitsch |
xs93qsd |
John Ford |
xs93qsr |
Renoir; Jean Renoir |
xs93qxp |
Hitchcock; Alfred Hitchcock |
xs93ras |
Bresson; Robert Bresson |
xs93rcx |
Ozu; Yasujirō Ozu |
xs93rfm |
Wilder; Billy Wilder |
xs93rfv |
Visconti; Luchino Visconti |
xs93rhg |
Lean; David Lean |
xs93roj |
Orson Welles |
xs93rrn |
Bergman; Ingmar Bergman |
xs93ruj |
Satyajit Ray |
xs93rvc |
Fellini; Federico Fellini |
xs93rxb |
Paradžanov; Sergej Iosifovič Paradžanov |
xs93sco |
Kubrick; Stanley Kubrick |
xs93sgh |
Tarkovsky; Andrei Tarkovsky |
xs93sjw |
Woody Allen; Heywood Allen; Allan Stewart Konigsberg |
xs93spm |
Kieślowski; Krzysztof Kieślowski |
xs93sqw |
Scorsese; Martin Scorsese |
xs93suy |
Spielberg; Steven Spielberg |
xs9B |
film movement |
xs9Be |
German expressionism |
xs9Bh |
classic American cinema; Hollywood |
xs9Bi |
Italian neorealism |
xs9Bl |
Bollywood |
xs9Bn |
nouvelle vague; new wave |
xs9Bo |
new German cinema |
xs9Bu |
Dogma 95 |
y |
scholarship; science; teachings; tenets; public knowledge; learning; intellectual products; intellectual works ← tu media po cognition ≈ DDC 001 |
y09 |
according to epistemological view |
y09e |
realism |
y09ea |
naive realism |
y09er |
critical realism |
y09n |
constructivism |
y17 [] |
at time |
y2 |
in research facility |
y27 [] |
in region |
y2h |
conference hall |
y2l |
laboratory |
y2o |
office; desk |
y2w |
the Internet; online ← tuvU the Internet |
y3 [] |
using tool; resource ← r9 |
y31 [] |
derived from source; original knowledge |
y313 [] |
translation of document in original language |
y3134 [] |
free translation of |
y3135 [] |
translated from original language |
y314 [] |
commenting commented source |
y3143 [] |
building on; developing on basis |
y3144 [] |
criticizing criticized document |
y3145 [] |
answering; reacting to answered source |
y3146 [] |
supporting; commenting favourably |
y3148 [] |
reviewing reviewed document |
y315 [] |
abridged from |
y3154 [] |
expurgated from; censored version of |
y3157 [] |
summary of; abstract; digest of summarized source |
y316 [] |
paraphrase of |
y317 [] |
copy of; reproduction; facsimile of original source |
y318 [] |
adaptation of; dramatization; novelization; screenplay; libretto of source of different genre |
y3188 [] |
imitation of; parody of |
y33 [] |
introduced by innovator; inventor |
y34 [] |
criticizing; opposing opposed author |
y35 [] |
by learned person; knower; apprentice; scholar; intellectual; author |
y352 [] |
by distributor based in |
y353 [] |
by publisher based in publishing house; publishing house |
y3537 [] |
by printer based in |
y353bebc ⋄ |
Westminster Penguin Books |
y355 [] |
translated by translator |
y356 [] |
presented to; dedicated to; in honour of: Festschrift for honoured author |
y357 [] |
with contribution by contributor |
y358 [] |
edited by editor |
y36 [] |
for audience; target; pupil; student; public |
y36i |
children |
y36l |
kids |
y36p |
adults |
y36py |
women |
y37 [] |
influenced by source |
y4 |
antithesis; aporia; critics; difficulty |
y40 |
opposed to; censored by censor |
y40u |
political power |
y40u(7vs) |
state secret prevention of attention |
y40w |
custom |
y43 [] |
against; anti- opposed view |
y4c |
contradiction |
y4i |
ignorance |
y5 |
intellectual activity; scholarly activity |
y52 [] |
in school |
y52p |
primary school |
y52s |
secondary school |
y52u |
university |
y57 [] |
in; from documentation service; collection |
y57h |
archive |
y57l |
library |
y57m |
exhibition |
y57mu |
museum |
y57r |
digital repository |
y59 |
scientific achievement |
y59c |
ideation; conception |
y59d |
development |
y59f |
diffusion; spreading |
y59i |
discussion; debate |
y59p |
updating |
y59r |
criticism |
y59v |
oblivion |
y5e |
research; approach; method |
y5eb |
observation |
y5ebd |
discreet observation |
y5ebp |
participant observation |
y5ec |
experience; intuition |
y5ed |
examination of physical tracks |
y5ee |
sensing; detection; measurement |
y5eea |
censusing; counting |
y5ees |
satellite imagery |
y5eet |
telemetry; remote sensing |
y5eett |
acoustic telemetry ← g5n sound |
y5eetu |
ultrasonic telemetry |
y5ef |
recording |
y5eg |
marking; labeling; tagging |
y5eh |
experimentation; stimulation |
y5ehp |
playback |
y5ei |
case study |
y5ej |
interview ← px persons |
y5ek |
survey; questionnaire |
y5el |
textual analysis; content analysis; discourse analysis |
y5em |
mathematical analysis; processing ← ye mathematics |
y5en |
probability estimation |
y5eo |
statistical analysis ← yes mathematical statistics |
y5eod |
descriptive statistics |
y5eoi |
inferential statistics |
y5er |
comparison; comparative method |
y5es |
modeling; simulation ← a forms |
y5esg |
game theoretic models |
y5eu |
mapmaking |
y5ex |
classification; systematics; taxonomy |
y5g |
congress; conference; symposium |
y5go |
workshop |
y5t |
education; teaching [didactics; pedagogy] ← tw schools ≈ DDC 370 |
y5tb |
self-teaching |
y5te |
exercise |
y5tf |
frontal lesson; lecture |
y5u |
communication; promotion |
y5uc |
press conference |
y5un |
news note; press agency |
y5uo |
academic publishing |
y5uoi |
submission |
y5uop |
peer review |
y5uopd |
double-blind review |
y5uoq |
rejection |
y5uor |
revision |
y5uot |
acceptance |
y5up |
popularization |
y6 |
style of thought; level of knowing |
y60 |
world view; Weltanschauung; lifestance; general belief; prioritized phenomena |
y60e |
materialist; physicalist |
y60g |
mechanistic |
y60m |
vitalistic; biologistic |
y60p |
psychologistic |
y60po |
cognitivistic |
y60r |
economistic |
y60t |
sociologistic |
y60w |
spiritualistic |
y60y |
hermeneutical |
y61np |
1st ed. |
y61nq |
2nd ed. |
y6e |
common sense; popular knowledge |
y6m |
magical ← wom magic ≈ DDC 130 |
y6r |
rational ← por reason |
y6rs |
scientifical |
y7 |
in published work; publication; bibliographic document ← tu media xl literature ≈ DDC 090 |
y71 [] |
published in edition date; manifestation date |
y716 [] |
issued seriality; periodicity |
y716np |
daily |
y716nv |
weekly |
y716or |
monthly |
y717 [] |
printed in reprint date |
y718 [] |
edition; version |
y718np |
1 |
y71pj ⋄ |
1859 |
y73 [] |
artistic genre; form |
y73f |
painting |
y73l |
literature |
y73lv |
poetry |
y73lx |
essay |
y73s |
movie |
y75 [] |
written in document language |
y756 [] |
written in literary form |
y76 [] |
recorded on; testified in; presented as carrier; medium; manifestation |
y76i |
handwritten paper |
y76k |
print |
y76u |
digital form |
y76vq |
web resource |
y77 [] |
section; part; chapter |
y776 [] |
volume |
y77np |
1 |
y77npp |
1.1 |
y77nq |
2 |
y79 |
document component |
y79c |
covers; package; box |
y79f |
front page; title page |
y79h |
table of contents |
y79m |
main text ← tu9i written texts |
y79me |
premise |
y79mh |
hypothesis |
y79mn |
analysis |
y79mp |
proof |
y79mt |
testing; checking |
y79mu |
result |
y79mv |
discussion |
y79n |
notes |
y79nf |
footnotes |
y79nh |
chapter notes |
y79nn |
endnotes |
y79t |
illustrations ← tu9c pictures |
y79u |
appendix; extra; bonus |
y79w |
bibliography; references |
y79x |
index |
y7Y |
title |
y7eWg |
press |
y7eWk |
serial; periodical; continuing resource |
y7e |
newspaper [journalism] ≈ DDC 050 070 |
y7e7Dp |
news article |
y7ei |
business newspaper ← v organizations |
y7es |
sport newspaper ← wg sport |
y7g |
magazine ≈ DDC 050 |
y7g7Dc |
column |
y7j |
journal; academic serial ≈ DDC 050 |
y7j7Dp |
journal article; paper |
y7k |
monograph series; collection |
y7l |
conference proceedings ← y5g congress |
y7m |
monograph |
y7mb |
essay; non-systematic exposition |
y7md |
introduction |
y7me |
textbook; didactic exposition ← y5t education |
y7mee |
teaching program book |
y7mei |
exercise book |
y7meu |
examination preparation book |
y7mg |
guide; practical information |
y7mr |
treatise; systematic exposition |
y7ms |
summa |
y7n |
working report |
y7nd |
dissertation; these ← twu universities |
y7nr |
activity report; research report |
y7o |
official publication ← u social groups |
y7oc |
sacred text ← w7u scripture |
y7ol |
law text ← v6 regulation |
y7op |
patent document |
y7qWy |
reference work |
y7q |
atlas ← j landforms |
y7r |
almanac; agenda |
y7re |
yearbook |
y7s |
dictionary; encyclopaedia; directory ≈ DDC 030 |
y7w |
knowledge organization system; KOS; documentary language; indexing language [knowledge organization; classification theory] ← yex |
y7wc |
list |
y7we |
keywords; tags |
y7wi |
taxonomy |
y7wo |
controlled vocabulary |
y7woh |
subject heading list |
y7wot |
thesaurus |
y7ws |
classification scheme; classification system |
y7wt |
ontology |
y7x |
index; bibliography; catalogue ≈ DDC 010 011 |
y8 |
of expertise; intellectual level |
y83 [] |
cultural diversity |
y83f |
conformist; single-minded |
y83u |
culturally diverse |
y84 |
veracity; truth |
y84b |
false |
y84g |
partially true |
y84s |
true |
y89 |
fictionality |
y89f |
fictional; imagination; once upon a time |
y89g |
allegorical; parable |
y89m |
ambiguous; not clear |
y89o |
hypothetical; supposition; scenario ← y7p |
y89p |
possible; doubtful; perhaps; maybe |
y89v |
likely; belief |
y89y |
realistic |
y8f |
dummy |
y8i |
laymen exoteric |
y8u |
initiated esoteric |
y8v |
expert |
y9 [] |
tradition; school ← yo |
y90 |
of; on; about; dealing with; studying subject; topic; matter |
y91 [] |
of; known in modern time |
y92 [] |
of; known in region |
y93 [] |
of modern thinker; master |
y936 [] |
of thinker; master |
y95 [] |
in; among speakers of language; expression |
y96 [] |
faith; religious inspiration |
y96h |
Buddhist |
y96t |
Christian |
y99 |
theory; conceptual model ≈ DDC 161 167 |
y99c |
concepts; notions [concept theory] ← po cognition qo words |
y99cp |
prototypes [prototype theory] |
y99e |
conjectures; hypotheses ← y7p |
y99e7t ⋄ |
testing |
y99g |
arguments; theses |
y99l |
laws; principles; statements |
y99lc |
axioms; postulates |
y99lh |
theorems |
y99lr |
corollaries |
y99p |
paradigms; turns; isms |
yX |
disciplines; fields; bodies of knowledge; forms of knowledge; domains |
ya |
news; journalism |
ya92 |
of; covering region |
ya92b |
UK the Guardian; the Times |
ya92c |
Germany Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung; Süddeutsche Zeitung |
ya92d |
France le Monde; le Figaro |
ya92f |
Italy Corriere della Sera; Repubblica |
ya92fds ⋄ |
Alessandria il Piccolo |
ya92g |
Russia Pravda |
ya92p |
China the Global Times; South China Morning Post |
ya92r |
Japan Asahi Shimbun |
ya92u |
USA the New York Times; the Washington Post; USA Today |
yc |
philosophy; wisdom ≈ DDC 100 |
yc9 |
philosophical school ≈ DDC 180 |
yc90 ⋄ |
of problem; topic |
yc93agda |
Thales; Thales of Miletus |
yc93agdp |
Anaximander |
yc93agfy |
Confucius |
yc93aggYh |
Heraclitus |
yc93aggYp |
Parmenides |
yc93agig |
Empedocles |
yc93agjf |
Socrates |
yc93agkw |
Plato |
yc93agmq |
Aristotle |
yc93agne |
Theophrastus |
yc93agoq |
Zeno of Citium |
yc93ahmd |
Plotinus |
yc93aima |
Al-Kindi; Alkindus |
yc93aite |
Avicenna; Ibn Sina |
yc93aivh |
Anselm; Anselm of Canterbury; Anselm of Aosta; Anselm of Bec |
yc93aiwh |
Al-Ghazali |
yc93aixb |
Ramanuja; Ramanujacharya |
yc93aixd |
Abelard; Peter Abelard |
yc93aka |
Averroes; Ibn Rushd |
yc93annb |
Augustine; Aurelius Agostinus; Augustine of Hippo |
yc93any |
Thomas Aquinas; Tommaso d'Aquino |
yc93apo |
Duns Scotus; John Duns Scotus |
yc93aql |
Ockham; William of Ockham; Occam
|
yc93cw |
Bruno; Giordano Bruno; Filippo Bruno |
yc93dkp |
Francis Bacon |
yc93du |
Mulla Sadra; Sadr ad-Din Muhammad Shirazi |
yc93emw |
Hobbes; Thomas Hobbes |
yc93eug |
Descartes; René Descartes; Cartesius |
yc93fwm |
Pascal; Blaise Pascal |
yc93ggq |
Locke; John Locke |
yc93ggw |
Spinoza; Baruch Spinoza; Benedictus de Spinoza |
yc93gun |
Leibniz; Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz |
yc93ijf |
Berkeley; George Berkeley
|
yc93jkj |
Hume; David Hume |
yc93jlm |
Rousseau; Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
yc93jxi |
Kant; Immanuel Kant |
yc93kwd |
Bentham; Jeremy Bentham |
yc93llk |
Fichte; Johann Gottlieb Fichte |
yc93ltq |
Hegel; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel |
yc93lyc |
Schelling; Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling |
yc93mme |
Schopenhauer; Arthur Schopenhauer |
yc93mwc |
Comte; Auguste Comte |
yc93ndo |
Feuerbach; Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach |
yc93nfk |
Mill; John Stuart Mill |
yc93nmj |
Kierkegaard; Søren Kierkegaard |
yc93onr |
Peirce; Charles Sanders Peirce |
yc93oqb |
James; William James |
yc93ost |
Nietzsche; Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche |
yc93owv |
Frege; Gottlob Frege |
yc93pih |
Husserl; Edmund Husserl |
yc93piu |
John Dewey |
yc93pkd |
Whitehead; Alfred North Whitehead |
yc93pmb |
Swami Vivekananda; Narendranath Datta |
yc93pvk |
Russell; Bertrand Russell |
yc93qni |
Wittgenstein; Ludwig Wittgenstein |
yc93qns |
Heidegger; Martin Heidegger |
yc93qpk |
Carnap; Rudolf Carnap |
yc93qyd |
Gadamer; Hans-Georg Gadamer |
yc93rbo |
Popper; Karl Raimund Popper |
yc93rem |
Sartre; Jean-Paul Sartre |
yc93rhf |
Merleau-Ponty; Maurice Merleau-Ponty |
yc93rhm |
Quine; Willard Van Orman Quine |
yc93rhp |
Goodman; Nelson Goodman |
yc93rqf |
Davidson; Donald Davidson |
yc93rxb |
Feyerabend; Paul Feyerabend |
yc93ryc |
Deleuze; Gilles Deleuze |
yc93san |
Armstrong; David Malet Armstrong |
yc93sao |
Putnam; Hilary Putnam |
yc93sen |
Derrida; Jacques Derrida |
yc93sft |
Rorty; Richard Rorty |
yc93sgo |
Searle; John Searle |
yc93sln |
Nagel; Thomas Nagel |
yc93sps |
Lewis; David Lewis |
yc93spv |
Kripke; Saul Kripke |
yc93sqg |
Dennett; Daniel Dennett |
yc93syg |
Lowe; Edward Jonathan Lowe |
yc93tpi |
Chalmers; David Chalmers |
yc93ttt |
Schaffer; Jonathan Moshe Schaffer |
yc9agoj |
Epicurus |
yc9g |
Greek philosophy |
yc9ge |
pre-Socratic philosophy ≈ DDC 182 |
yc9gg |
pythagoreanism |
yc9gh |
sophism ≈ DDC 183 |
yc9gj |
cynicism ≈ DDC 183 |
yc9gl |
Platonism including Plato ≈ DDC 184 |
yc9gm |
Aristotlelism including Aristotle ≈ DDC 185 |
yc9go |
Pyrrhonian skepticism ≈ DDC 186 |
yc9gr |
Epicureanism ≈ DDC 187 |
yc9gs |
stoicism ≈ DDC 188 |
yc9gv |
neoplatonism ← ysc9gl ≈ DDC 186 |
yc9m |
modern Western philosophy ≈ DDC 190 140 |
yc9md |
rationalism including Descartes, Spinoza, Leibniz |
yc9me |
empiricism including Hobbes, Hume |
yc9mh |
Enlightenment philosophy |
yc9mi |
German idealism including Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel ≈ DDC 141 142 |
yc9mm |
dialectical materialism; historical materialism; socialism; communism including Marx, Engels ≈ DDC 146 |
yc9mn |
utilitarianism including Bentham, Mill |
yc9mo |
existentialism including Kierkegaard, Sartre |
yc9mp |
phenomenology including Husserl |
yc9mq |
hermeneutics including Heidegger, Gadamer |
yc9mr |
logicism including Frege |
yc9ms |
logical positivism incl Vienna Circle, logical atomism, Wittgenstein |
yc9mt |
structuralism |
yc9mu |
critical theory including Habermas, Frankfurt School, Foucault |
yc9mw |
continental philosophy |
yc9mx |
postmodernism |
yc9my |
analytic philosophy |
yce |
epistemology ← po cognition ≈ DDC 120 121 |
ycg |
philosophical logic ← a forms yseb ≈ DDC 160 161 |
ycm |
metaphysics; ontology ≈ DDC 110 111 |
ycr |
moral philosophy; ethics ← u6 precept ≈ DDC 170 171 |
yct |
political philosophy ← u social groups |
ycx |
aesthetics ← x creative arts |
ye |
mathematics; maths ← a forms |
ye93 |
by mathematician |
ye93ago |
Euclid |
ye93jgh |
Euler; Leonhard Euler |
ye93mbi |
Gauss; Carl Friedrich Gauss |
ye93nku |
Galois; Évariste Galois |
ye93plc |
Hilbert; David Hilbert |
ye93rfi |
Gödel; Kurt Gödel |
ye93tpl |
Perelman; Grigori Perelman |
yeb |
mathematical logic; foundations |
yee |
algebra |
yeg |
geometry |
yel |
calculus |
yen |
numerical analysis |
yes |
mathematical statistics |
yg |
natural sciences; empirical sciences; pure sciences ≈ DDC 507 |
yg9 [] |
scientific school |
ygd |
physics ← b c spacetime d particles e atoms g bulk matter |
ygd93gry |
Newton; Isaac Newton |
ygd93ofl |
Maxwell; James Clerk Maxwell |
ygd93ose |
Boltzmann; Ludwig Boltzmann |
ygd93qdf |
Einstein; Albert Einstein |
ygd93rbp |
Dirac; Paul Dirac |
ygd93rrj |
Feynman; Richard Feynman |
ygdc |
classical mechanics |
ygdc7mr71gq |
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica |
ygdh |
thermodynamics |
ygdm |
electromagnetism |
ygdo |
optics |
ygds |
special relativity |
ygdt |
general relativity |
ygdu |
quantum theory |
yge |
physical chemistry |
ygf |
chemistry ← f molecules |
ygf5ehGb |
isolation; purification |
ygf5ehGc |
separation |
ygf5ehGe |
synthesis |
ygf5ehGi |
analysis; testing |
ygf5ehGk |
tests on properties; behaviour |
ygf5ehGp |
spectroscopy; spectrography |
ygf5ehGr |
chromatography |
ygf93gbc |
Boyle; Robert Boyle |
ygf93map |
Avogadro; Amedeo Avogadro |
ygf93rae |
Pauling; Linus Pauling |
ygfg |
general chemistry |
ygfi |
inorganic chemistry |
ygfo |
organic chemistry |
ygh |
astronomy ← h celestial objects |
ygh93ahh |
Ptolemy; Claudius Ptolemy |
ygh93axwe |
Copernicus; Nicolaus Copernicus; Mikołaj Kopernik |
ygh93dnd |
Galileo; Galileo Galilei |
ygh93duy |
Kepler; Johannes Kepler |
ygh93qnw |
Hubble; Edwin Hubble |
yghc |
cosmology |
ygi |
meteorology ← j19 season j3 |
ygit |
climatology ← j39 |
ygk |
geology; petrography ← i rocks |
ygk93kal |
Hutton; James Hutton |
ygk93mvv |
Lyell; Charles Lyell |
ygke |
tectonics |
ygkm |
geomorphology |
ygn |
palaeontology ← m8y fossil |
ygo |
biology ← k biopolymers l cells m organisms n populations o agency |
ygo9 [] |
biological school |
ygoe |
genetics ← k biopolymers |
ygoe5Fc |
expression cloning |
ygoe5Fe |
PCR; polymerase chain reaction |
ygoe5Fg |
gel electrophoresis |
ygoe5Fl |
southern blot; southern blotting |
ygoe5Fn |
northern blot; northern blotting |
ygoe5Fo |
western blot; western blotting |
ygoe93nvo |
Mendel; Gregor Mendel |
ygoe93rtm |
Jacob; François Jacob |
ygoe93sch |
Watson; James D. Watson |
ygof |
physiology ← m5 function |
ygom |
morphology; anatomy ← m7 organ |
ygom93lsq |
Cuvier; Georges Cuvier |
ygos |
systematic biology ← np phylogenetic lineages |
ygos9n |
phenetics; numerical taxonomy |
ygos9q |
cladistics; phylogenetic systematics |
ygou |
evolutionary biology |
ygou93ksp |
Lamarck; Jean-Baptiste de Lamarck |
ygou93nid |
Darwin; Charles Darwin |
ygou93rdn |
Mayr; Ernst Mayr |
ygou93spr |
Gould; Stephen Jay Gould |
ygoy |
ethology ← o agency |
ygoy93rcv |
Lorenz; Konrad Lorenz |
ygoy93rgh |
Tinbergen; Nikolaas Tinbergen |
ygoy93scl |
Eibl-Eibesfeldt; Irenäus Eibl-Eibesfeldt |
ygoys |
bioacoustics ← ou communication g5n sound |
ygq |
ecology ← n populations |
yh |
technologies; applied sciences ← ysg human geography r raw materials s goods |
yhg |
agronomy ← rl |
yhn |
engineering ← r raw materials |
yhn93axbh |
Leonardo; Leonardo da Vinci |
yhn93ovd |
Edison; Thomas Alva Edison |
yhn93pfn |
Tesla; Nikola Tesla |
yhr |
architecture ← tde rented houses x creative arts |
yht |
management; organizational sciences ← u social groups s goods |
ym |
medicine; health sciences ← th healthcare |
ym93agj |
Hippocrates |
ym93agw |
Galen; Aelius Galenus; Claudius Galenus; Galen of Pergamon |
ym93rvv |
Christiaan Barnard |
yme |
epidemiology |
ymh |
pathology |
ymi |
toxicology |
ymn |
internal medicine |
ymp |
pharmacology |
yms |
surgery |
ymt |
anesthesiology |
yp |
psychology ← p consciousness |
yp93pfj |
Freud; Sigmund Freud |
yp93pyo |
Jung; Carl Gustav Jung |
yp93qup |
Piaget; Jean Piaget |
yp93qyk |
Fromm; Erich Fromm |
yp93rah |
Lacan; Jacques Lacan |
yp9s |
psychoanalysis |
ys |
social sciences |
ysc |
sociology ← u social groups |
ysc93nrj |
Marx; Karl Marx |
ysc93phg |
Durkheim; Émile Durkheim |
ysc93pnh |
Weber; Max Weber; Maximilian Carl Emil Weber |
ysg |
human geography |
ysn |
economics ← r raw materials s goods v organizations |
ysn9 |
economical theory |
ysn93jwl |
Adam Smith |
ysn93qhl |
Keynes; John Maynard Keynes |
ysn9i |
liberalism |
ysn9j |
English school |
ysn9l |
classical political economy; rational choice theory incl' Smith, Ricardo, Malthus |
ysn9lp |
Polanyi school of economic sociology |
ysn9ls |
social structure of accumulation approach |
ysn9lt |
post-Keynesian theory |
ysn9lv |
transaction costs analysis |
ysn9m |
classical Marxism |
ysn9n |
classical theories of imperialism |
ysn9o |
modernization theory |
ysn9p |
theories of worsening terms of trade incl' Prebisch |
ysn9q |
dependency theories |
ysn9s |
institutionalism |
ysn9t |
action theory |
ysp |
political sciences; politology ← u social groups |
ysp9 |
theories of the state |
ysr |
jurisprudence; theory of law |
ysu |
cultural anthropology; ethnography ← w customs |
ysu93pwi |
van Gennep; Arnold van Gennep |
ysu93qih |
Malinowski; Bronisław Malinowski |
ysu93rso |
Goody; Jack Goody |
ysx |
pedagogy ← y5t education |
ysy |
library and information science; documentation; LIS ← y7 published work |
ysy93mvs |
Panizzi; Antonio Panizzi |
ysy93prq |
Otlet; Paul Otlet |
ysy93ptc |
Bliss; Henry Evelyn Bliss |
ysy93qqp |
Ranganathan; S. R. Ranganathan |
yuWy |
humanities |
yu |
linguistics ← q language |
yu93pgw |
Saussure; Ferdinand de Saussure |
yu93qut |
Jakobson; Roman Jakobson |
yu93scx |
Chomsky; Noam Chomsky |
yua |
semantics |
yue |
phonetics |
yuf |
phonology |
yuh |
morphology |
yun |
syntax |
yup |
pragmatics |
yut |
linguistic typology |
yuw |
historical linguistics; philology ← yl q language |
yv |
history [historiography] ← uy civilizations u social groups |
yv93agi |
Herodotus; Herodotus of Halicarnassus |
yv93agj |
Thucydides |
yv93agw |
Sima Qian; Ssu-ma chen; Ssi-ma chen |
yv93aha |
Sallust; Gaius Sallustius Crispus |
yv93ahbm |
Strabo |
yv93ahbq |
Livy; Titus Livius |
yv93asgk |
Ibn Khaldun |
yv93mty |
Ranke; Leopold von Ranke |
yv93qco |
Febvre; Lucien Febvre |
yv93qkn |
Bloch; Marc Bloch |
yv93qnh |
Toynbee; Arnold J. Toynbee |
yv93rbq |
Braudel; Fernand Braudel |
yv93rql |
Hobsbawm; Eric Hobsbawm |
yv93rst |
Duby; Georges Duby |
yv93rxb |
Le Goff; Jacques Le Goff |
yx |
arts criticism; art history ← x creative arts ≈ DDC 807 |
yx93qqe |
Panofsky; Erwin Panofsky |
yx93qqj |
Hauser; Arnold Hauser |
yx93rig |
Gombrich; Ernst Gombrich |
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