W
|
everything until |
Wj
|
material nature; psysical nature; inanimated entities |
Wo
|
nature |
Wq
|
non-artificial phenomena |
|
|
-WWİ
|
then coordinated class sharing no letter in ordered ser |
-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 |
-UA
|
those first |
-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; 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 ↞ t civil society |
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 |
003ptusi ⋄
|
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 |
007 []
|
as in document format |
0074 []
|
corrupted by damage |
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 |
17pU ⋄
|
Middle Ages |
17pxux ⋄
|
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 |
234 []
|
towards destination |
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 |
256 []
|
in regime; climate |
26 []
|
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 |
310 []
|
evolved from; come from previous stage; origin; background; source; provenance; phylogeny [phylogenetics] |
3140 []
|
becoming; evolving into |
32 []
|
native to; of homeland; motherland |
33 []
|
made by; produced; created by creator; author; producer |
330
|
caused by efficient cause; causation |
3304 []
|
creating; making, causing product; creation |
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; 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; premise |
39
|
with; by special tool; instrument; equipment |
3X
|
something |
4 []
|
contrasting; versus; facing; limited by opposition; disorder; 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; facing problematic context; pitfall; trap |
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; variation; process; mechanism; dynamics |
5(Y)
|
undergo actual change |
50 []
|
through transformation; change; external process |
504 []
|
changing; transforming; acting on affected object |
51
|
developed through; by history; evolution ↞ ag operations |
51i
|
beginning; start |
51k
|
first stages |
51m
|
developing |
51n
|
young |
51p
|
apex |
51q
|
decline |
51r
|
end |
52 []
|
dynamicity |
525 []
|
dynamicity change |
527 []
|
standard deviation |
528 []
|
dynamicity measure |
529 []
|
stability |
529f
|
unstable; changeable; variable |
529u
|
stable |
52c
|
non dynamic; still |
52f
|
slow |
52m
|
dynamic |
52u
|
quick |
53
|
undergoing operation; action |
55
|
process change; innovation |
56
|
way; behaviour; course; proceeding |
562 []
|
towards term; aimed point; situation; promised land |
566 []
|
tending towards; regulating to equilibrium value; homeostasis; health ↞ cpoh homeostasis |
568
|
according to path; procedure; checklist; schedule; chart |
57
|
stage |
58 []
|
through; by activity; mechanism; dynamics ↞ ag operations |
59
|
through special process; internal process |
5V
|
thus |
6 []
|
having; being property; state; feature; attribute; form; 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
|
epoch |
615
|
developing; aging |
619 []
|
age |
62
|
shape |
63
|
tradition; history |
64
|
violating; disobeying regulation; norm; requirement; obligation |
65 []
|
stability; regularity; continuity |
65f ⋄
|
unstable |
65u ⋄
|
stable |
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 []
|
mechanicity |
67c ⋄
|
mechanical |
67r ⋄
|
emergent |
67y ⋄
|
holistic |
68 []
|
appearance; look; colour |
680 []
|
equal to; identical to correspondent phenomenon |
6804 []
|
different from; dissimilar from; unlike different phenomenon |
687
|
facet; aspect |
6880 []
|
similar to; like alike phenomenon |
68e ⋄
|
blue |
68r ⋄
|
red |
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; role; internal function |
76
|
material; stuff; substance |
77
|
element; subsystem; component ↞ 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 |
80qig ⋄
|
a bag |
80qil ⋄
|
a bottle |
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 []
|
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
|
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 ⋄
|
one |
88o
|
some tens |
88ot ⋄
|
five tens |
88ots ⋄
|
54 |
89
|
special measure |
9 []
|
of; for; qualified by; defined by; relative to quality; 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 []
|
having; for defining property; product |
97 []
|
with qualifying part |
970 []
|
of substance; material |
974 []
|
without; lacking missing part |
98 []
|
of; for; qualified by; defined by; relative to quality; relation; kind; differentia; function ↞ 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 by birth time generally typical class |
UX
|
persons by birth millennium |
UXX
|
persons by birth century |
Um
|
persons born in 2nd millennium BCE |
Un
|
persons born in 1st millennium BCE |
Uni
|
persons born in 6th century BCE; Gautama Buddha |
Unig
|
persons born in 579-570 BCE; Pythagoras |
Uniim
|
persons born in 551 BCE; Confucius |
Unik
|
persons born in 539-530 BCE; Heraclitus |
Unim
|
persons born in 519-510 BCE; Parmenides |
Unj
|
persons born in 5th century BCE |
Unjg
|
persons born in 470-479 BCE; Socrates; Mozi |
Unjl
|
persons born in 420-429 BCE; Plato |
Unk
|
persons born in 4th century BCE |
Unkfj
|
persons born in 384 BCE; Aristotle |
Unkih
|
persons born in 356 BCE; Alexander III of Macedon the Great |
Unkjm
|
persons born in 341 BCE; Epicurus |
Unl
|
persons born in 3rd century BCE |
Unlf
|
persons born in 289-280 BCE; Archimedes |
Unm
|
persons born in 2nd century BCE |
Unn
|
persons born in 1st century BCE |
Unngn
|
persons born in 70 BCE; Virgil |
Unnnj
|
persons born in 4 BCE; Jesus Christ |
Uo
|
persons born in 1st millennium CE |
Uoo
|
persons born in 1st century |
Uooo
|
persons born in 1-10 CE; Paul the Apostle; Saul of Tarsus |
Uop
|
persons born in 2nd century |
Uoq
|
persons born in 3rd century |
Uor
|
persons born in 4th century+ |
Uorts
|
persons born in 354 CE; Augustine of Hippo |
Uos
|
persons born in 5th century |
Uosv
|
persons born in 470-479 CE; Boethius |
Uot
|
persons born in 6th century |
Uotvo
|
persons born in 570; Muhammad |
Uou
|
persons born in 7th century |
Uov
|
persons born in 8th century |
Uovw
|
persons born in 780-789; al-Khwarizmi |
Uow
|
persons born in 9th century |
Uox
|
persons born in 10th century |
Uoxwo
|
persons born in 980; Ibn Sina; Avicenna |
Up
|
persons born in 2nd millennium CE |
Upo
|
persons born in 11th century |
Uposw
|
persons born in 1048; Omar Khayyam |
Upp
|
persons born in 12th century |
Uppqu
|
persons born in 1126; Ibn Rushd; Averroes |
Upq
|
persons born in 13th century |
Upqoo
|
persons born in 1200; Dōgen Zenji |
Upqqt
|
persons born in 1225; Thomas Aquinas |
Upqu
|
persons born in 1260-1269; Dante Alighieri |
Upr
|
persons born in 14th century |
Upros
|
persons born in 1304; Petrarch |
Uprrq
|
persons born in 1332; Ibn Khaldun |
Ups
|
persons born in 15th century |
Upstp
|
persons born in 1451; Christopher Columbus |
Upstq
|
persons born in 1452; Leonardo da Vinci |
Upsvr
|
persons born in 1473; Nicolaus Copernicus |
Upsvt
|
persons born in 1475; Michelangelo |
Upt
|
persons born in 16th century |
Uptsv
|
persons born in 1547; Miguel de Cervantes |
Uptus
|
persons born in 1564 |
Uptusd
|
persons born in February 1-15, 1564; Galileo Galilei |
Uptusi
|
persons born in April 16-30, 1564; William Shakespeare |
Uptvp
|
persons born in 1571; Johannes Kepler |
Uptvv
|
persons born in 1577; Peter Paul Rubens |
Uptww
|
people born in 1588; Thomas Hobbes |
Uptxu
|
persons born in 1596; René Descartes |
Upu
|
persons born in 17th century |
Upuou
|
persons born in 1606; Rembrandt |
Upuqq
|
persons born in 1622; Molière |
Upuqr
|
persons born in 1623; Blaise Pascal |
Upurq
|
people born in 1632 |
Upurqq
|
persons born in August 16-31, 1632; John Locke |
Upurqw
|
persons born in November 16-30, 1632; Baruch Spinoza |
Upusq
|
persons born in 1642; Isaac Newton |
Upusu
|
persons born in 1646; Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz |
Upuwt
|
persons born in 1685; Johann Sebastian Bach |
Upuxs
|
persons born in 1694; Voltaire |
Upv
|
persons born in 18th century |
Upvov
|
persons born in 1707 |
Upvovh
|
persons born in April 1-15, 1707; Leonhard Euler |
Upvovk
|
persons born in May 16-31, 1707; Carl Linnaeus |
Upvpp
|
persons born in 1711; David Hume |
Upvpq
|
persons born in 1712; Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
Upvqs
|
persons born in 1724; Immanuel Kant |
Upvru
|
persons born in 1736; Joseph-Louis Lagrange |
Upvsx
|
persons born in 1749; J. W. Goethe |
Upvux
|
persons born in 1769; Napoleon |
Upvvo
|
persons born in 1770 |
Upvvoq
|
persons born in August 16-31, 1770; Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel |
Upvvoy
|
persons born in December 16-31, 1770; Ludwig van Beethoven |
Upvvv
|
persons born in 1777; Carl Friedrich Gauss |
Upvxw
|
persons born in 1798; Auguste Comte |
Upw
|
persons born in 19th century |
Upwox
|
persons born in 1809 |
Upwoxce ⋄
|
persons born on 19 January 1809; Edgar Allan Poe |
Upwoxdm
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 |
Upwoxdme
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 at 3 AM; Charles Darwin |
Upwoxdmh
|
persons born on 12 February 1809 at 6 AM; Abraham Lincoln |
Upwpt
|
persons born in 1815; Ada Lovelace |
Upwpw
|
persons born in 1818; Karl Marx |
Upwpx
|
persons born in 1819; Queen Victoria |
Upwrp
|
persons born in 1831; James Clerk Maxwell |
Upwrx
|
persons born in 1839; Charles Sanders Peirce |
Upwtr
|
persons born in 1853; Vincent van Gogh |
Upwts
|
persons born in 1854; Henri Poincaré |
Upwtu
|
persons born in 1856; Sigmund Freud |
Upwuq
|
persons born in 1862; David Hilbert |
Upwux
|
persons born in 1869; Mahatma Gandhi |
Upwvo
|
persons born in 1870; Lenin |
Upwvq
|
persons born in 1872; Bertrand Russell |
Upwvx
|
persons born in 1879; Albert Einstein |
Upwwp
|
persons born in 1881; Pablo Picasso |
Upwxs
|
persons born in 1894; Norbert Wiener |
Upx
|
persons born in 20th century |
Upxoq
|
persons born in 1902; Paul Dirac |
Upxor
|
persons born in 1903 |
Upxorv
|
persons born in November 1-15, 1903; Konrad Lorenz |
Upxory
|
persons born in December 16-31, 1903; John von Neumann |
Upxou
|
persons born in 1906; Kurt Gödel |
Upxpq
|
persons born in 1912; Alan Turing |
Upxpw
|
persons born in 1918; Nelson Mandela |
Upxqw
|
persons born in 1928; Stanley Kubrick |
Upxqx
|
persons born in 1929; Martin Luther King |
Upxrp
|
persons born in 1931; Michail Gorbačëv |
Upxru
|
persons born in 1936; Jorge Mario Bergoglio pope Francis |
Upxso
|
persons born in 1940; Pele |
Upxtt
|
persons born in 1955 |
Upxttl
|
persons born in June 1-15, 1955; Tim Berners-Lee |
Uq
|
persons born in 3rd millennium CE |
Uqo
|
persons born in 21th century |
Uqoor
|
persons born in 2003 |
Uqoorb
|
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 |
\\
|
; Monk C |
aWc
|
information |
aWz
|
phenomena; known entities [ontology] ≈ DDC 111 |
a
|
forms; structures; mathematical 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 two |
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
|
all; the totality |
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. |
anms [] ⋄
|
0.4 |
ann []
|
units; 100 |
anno
|
no unit; 0 |
annp
|
one; a; single; 1 |
annq
|
two; a pair; a couple; 2 |
annqU
|
e; base of natural logarithm; 2.71828... |
annr
|
three; 3 |
annrU
|
π; pi; 3.14... |
anns
|
four; 4 |
annt
|
five; 5 |
annu
|
six; 6 |
annv
|
seven; 7 |
annw
|
eight; 8 |
annx
|
nine; 9 |
ano
|
tens; deca-; da-; 10¹ |
anoX []
|
number of tens |
anoo
|
no ten; less than ten |
anop
|
one ten |
anopX []
|
number of units beside one 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
|
two tens |
anoqo
|
20; twenty |
anoqp
|
21 |
anoqq
|
22 |
anoqr
|
23 |
anoqs
|
24 |
anoqt
|
25 |
anoqu
|
26 |
anoqv
|
27 |
anoqw
|
28 |
anoqx
|
29 |
anor
|
three tens |
anos
|
four tens |
anot
|
five tens |
anou
|
six tens |
anov
|
seven tens |
anow
|
eight tens |
anox
|
nine tens |
anp
|
hundreds; hecto-; h-; 10² |
anpX []
|
number of hundreds |
anpp
|
one hundred |
anppq ⋄
|
one hundred and two tens |
anppqo ⋄
|
one hundred twenty; 120 |
anpq
|
two hundreds |
anpqo ⋄
|
two hundreds and zero tens |
anpqoo ⋄
|
200 |
anpqooo ⋄
|
200.0 |
anpqos ⋄
|
204 |
anpqost ⋄
|
204.5 |
anq
|
thousands; kilo-; K-; 10³ |
anqp
|
one thousand |
anr
|
tens of thousands; myria-; 104 |
ans
|
hundreds of thousands; 105 |
ant
|
millions; mega-; M-; 106 |
anu
|
tens of millions; 107 |
anv
|
hundreds of millions; 108 |
anw
|
billions; giga-; G-; 109 |
anx
|
more than billions; 10>9 |
anxb
|
tens of billions; 1010 |
anxc
|
hundreds of billions; 1011 |
anxd
|
trillions; tera-; T-; 1012 |
anxg
|
quadrillions; peta-; P-; 1015 |
anxj
|
quintillions; exa-; E-; 1018 |
anxk
|
1019 |
anxl
|
1020 |
any
|
infinity; ∞ |
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 processes |
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 |
bWo
|
nature s.s. [natural sciences] ≈ DDC 500 |
b
|
quantum fields [quantum field theory; theory of everything; GUT] |
b088
|
probability |
b088t ⋄
|
0,5 |
b09n
|
string theory |
b09p
|
loop theory |
b340
|
interacting with object |
b6
|
field property |
b6w
|
waves |
b8
|
quanta |
bg
|
gravitational field; quantum gravity; space [general relativity; GR] |
bg6w
|
gravitational waves |
blWn
|
electroweak interaction |
blWs
|
QCD-electroweak interaction; electrostrong interaction |
bl
|
electromagnetic field; electromagnetic interaction; EMR [quantum electrodynamics; QED] |
bl6w
|
electromagnetic waves |
bn
|
weak interaction; weak nuclear force [quantum flavourdynamics; QFD] |
bs
|
strong interaction; strong nuclear force [quantum chromodynamics; QCD] |
bzb
|
branes; p-branes (hypothetical) [string theory; M-theory; brane cosmology] ≈ DDC 539.7258 |
bzbX
|
dimensionality ↞ an quantities |
bzbb
|
pointlike branes; 0-branes |
bzbc
|
strings; 1-branes |
bzbd
|
membranes; 2-branes |
bzp
|
preons; prequarks; rishons (hypothetical) [Harari rishon model] |
bzpt
|
T; third; tohu |
bzpv
|
V; vanishes; va-Vohu |
c
|
spacetime; space-time; events; pacha [special relativity] ↞ bg gravitational field alo groups ≈ DDC 530.1 |
c088
|
spin network probability |
c09n
|
Big Bang theory |
c5 []
|
spatiotemporal transformation |
c6 []
|
spatiotemporal property |
c7 []
|
spatiotemporal element |
c8
|
spatiotemporal quanta; spin network |
c88
|
spatiotemporal curvature |
c9 []
|
spatiotemporal kind |
cY
|
present; here and now |
cYb
|
this; here proximal |
cYd
|
that; there distal |
cYt
|
that yonder |
cb
|
time [chronology] |
cb81 []
|
lasting s duration |
cb90
|
as compared with reference entity |
cbX []
|
time years |
cbY
|
present, past and future |
cbYc
|
the past |
cbYn
|
now; present time ↞ cbxprsvxw present day |
cbYu
|
the future |
cbb
|
Big Bang time; Planck epoch |
cbs
|
hundreds of thousands years |
cbsrv
|
Cosmic Dark Age beginning; 370;000 years |
cbv
|
hundreds of millions years |
cbvu
|
Renaissance of the Universe; visible light domination beginning; 600 M years |
cbw
|
billions years |
cbwp
|
Galaxy Epoch beginning; 1 G years |
cbws
|
Hadean Eon; Nectarian Era; 4;500 to 4;000 Ma |
cbwu
|
Acceleration; dark energy domination beginning; 6 G years |
cbwx
|
Solar Era; Solar System formation time; 9 G years |
cbx
|
more than billions years |
cbxb
|
tens of billions years |
cbxbp
|
Archean Eon; origins of life and plate tectonics; 13.4 to 13.55 billion years; 4;000 Ma |
cbxbq
|
Proterozoic; 2;500 to 500 Ma |
cbxpr
|
13 billions years |
cbxprs
|
Phanerozoic; 500 Ma to present |
cbxprsv
|
13.7 billions years |
cbxprsvx
|
13.79 billions years |
cbxprsvxw
|
present day; 13.798 billions years |
cc
|
space; extension [geometry; algebraic geometry; topology] ≈ DDC 514 516 |
cc6 []
|
property |
cc7 []
|
element |
cc9 []
|
kind |
ccX
|
dimensions ↞ ann units |
cca
|
points |
ccb
|
straight lines; one-dimensional space |
ccb7
|
line element |
ccb7s
|
segment |
ccb82 []
|
long m length |
ccc
|
surfaces; two-dimensional space; 2D |
ccc6
|
regularity |
ccc6c
|
cyclic |
ccc6d
|
equilateral |
ccc6e
|
equiangle |
ccc6f
|
isogonal; vertex-transitive |
ccc6g
|
tangential |
ccc6h
|
regular |
ccc7
|
surface element |
ccc7c
|
centroid |
ccc7g
|
angles |
ccc7gi
|
interior angles |
ccc7gx
|
exterior angles |
ccc7r
|
vertices; corners |
ccc7ra
|
vertex A |
ccc7rb
|
vertex B |
ccc7rc
|
vertex C |
ccc7s
|
edges; sides |
ccc7sa
|
edge AB |
ccc7sc
|
edge BC |
ccc82 []
|
large m² area |
ccc9
|
convexity |
ccc9aWn
|
simple |
ccc9a
|
concave |
ccc9n
|
convex [convex geometry; discrete geometry] |
ccc9s
|
star-shaped |
ccc9t
|
self-intersecting |
ccc9y
|
complex |
cccX []
|
number of sides; edges |
cccb
|
plane curves |
cccb98 []
|
with equation [differential geometry; differential topology] |
cccb9m
|
smooth |
cccbc
|
circles |
cccbe
|
ellipses |
cccbf
|
parabolas; parabolae |
cccbh
|
hyperbolas; hyperbolae |
cccc
|
angles degrees [trigonometry] |
cccc69
|
trigonometric function |
cccc69b
|
sine |
cccc69c
|
cosine |
cccc69e
|
tangent |
cccc69g
|
cotangent |
cccc69h
|
secant |
cccc69i
|
cosecant |
cccc69l
|
arcsine |
cccc69m
|
arccosine |
cccc69n
|
arctangent |
cccc69o
|
arccotangent |
cccc69p
|
arcsecant |
cccc69q
|
arccosecant |
ccccb
|
0 to 15 degrees |
ccccbb
|
0 degrees |
ccccc
|
15 to 30 degrees |
ccccd
|
30 to 45 degrees |
cccce
|
45 to 60 degrees |
ccccf
|
60 to 75 degrees |
ccccg
|
75 to 90 degrees |
cccch
|
90 to 105 degrees |
cccchb
|
right angle; 90° |
cccci
|
105 to 120 degrees |
ccccj
|
120 to 135 degrees |
cccck
|
135 to 150 degrees |
ccccl
|
150 to 165 degrees |
ccccm
|
165 to 180 degrees |
ccccn
|
180 to 195 degrees |
ccccnb
|
straight angle; 180° |
cccco
|
195 to 210 degrees |
ccccp
|
210 to 225 degrees |
ccccq
|
225 to 240 degrees |
ccccr
|
240 to 255 degrees |
ccccs
|
255 to 270 degrees |
cccct
|
270 to 285 degrees |
ccccu
|
285 to 300 degrees |
ccccv
|
300 to 315 degrees |
ccccw
|
315 to 330 degrees |
ccccx
|
330 to 345 degrees |
ccccy
|
345 to 360 degrees |
ccccyp
|
round angle; full circle; 360° |
cccdWs
|
polygons |
cccd
|
triangles |
cccd6Em
|
acute-angled |
cccd6En
|
right-angled; rectangled |
cccd6Eo
|
obtuse-angled |
cccde
|
equilateral triangles ↞ ccc6e equiangle |
cccdi
|
isosceles triangles |
cccds
|
scalene triangles |
ccce
|
quadrangles; quadrilaterals; tetragons |
ccceU
|
squares ↞ cccetprs squares |
cccet
|
trapeziums; trapezoids |
cccetp
|
parallelograms |
cccetph
|
rhombuses; lozanges; diamonds ↞ ccc6d equilateral |
cccetpr
|
rectangles ↞ ccc6e equiangle |
cccetpro
|
oblongs |
cccetprs
|
squares ↞ ccc6d equilateral |
cccf
|
pentagons |
cccg
|
hexagons |
ccch
|
heptagons |
ccci
|
octagons |
cccj
|
enneagons; nonagons |
ccck
|
decagons |
cccl
|
hendecagons; undecagons |
cccm
|
dodecagons; duodecagons |
cccn
|
tridecagons; triskaidecagons |
ccco
|
tetradecagons; tetrakaidecagons |
cccp
|
pentadecagons; pentakaidecagons |
cccq
|
hexadecagons; hexakaidecagons |
cccr
|
heptadecagons; heptakaidecagons |
cccs []
|
polygons with more than 17 edges |
cccsoqo ⋄
|
icosagons |
ccd
|
solids; three-dimensional space; 3D |
ccd7
|
solid element |
ccd7r
|
solid vertices |
ccd7s
|
solid edges |
ccd7t
|
solid faces |
ccd7u
|
solid surfaces |
ccd82 []
|
amounting to m³; big/small size; volume |
ccd827 []
|
wide m width |
ccd8277 []
|
high m height |
ccd8278 []
|
deep m depth |
ccdU
|
cubes ↞ ccdhfpc cubes |
ccdh
|
polyhedra; polyhedrons |
ccdhd
|
tetrahedra; tetrahedrons; triangular pyramids |
ccdhe
|
pentahedra; pentahedrons |
ccdhf
|
hexahedra; hexahedrons |
ccdhfp
|
parallelepipeds |
ccdhfpc
|
cubes |
ccdy
|
spheres |
ccdyau
|
spherical surfaces |
cce
|
four-dimensional space; tetradimensional space |
cp
|
processes; occurrents; changes [dynamics] |
cp5
|
becoming; changing into |
cpc
|
continuants; objects; things |
cpe
|
states; properties ↞ ae8c binary |
cpo
|
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; concluded events; done perfect |
dWj
|
matter |
d
|
particles; wave-particles; wavicles; quantons [quantum physics; high energy physics; particle ph.] ↞ b quantum fields c spacetime ≈ DDC 539.7 |
d088
|
position probability |
d34 []
|
entangled with entangled particle |
d340
|
interacting with object |
d340dte ⋄
|
electron |
d38 []
|
by fundamental interaction; fundamental force |
d38g
|
gravitational force |
d38l
|
electromagnetic force |
d5
|
emitting; transmitting radiation ↞ bl6w electromagnetic waves ≈ DDC 539 |
d58 []
|
brightness; intensity; amplitude |
d59
|
electromagnetic component |
d59e
|
electric field |
d59m
|
magnetic field |
d5bWg
|
ionizing radiation |
d5c
|
alpha radiation ↞ dv hadrons |
d5e
|
beta radiation ↞ dte electrons |
d5hWy
|
non-ionizing radiation |
d5l
|
electromagnetic radiation [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 ↞ bg gravitational field |
d6i
|
radiant energy ↞ bl electromagnetic field |
d6l
|
electric energy ↞ bl electromagnetic field |
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 ↞ b8 |
d81 []
|
lasting s average lifetime |
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 |
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 dafs |
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 |
e66 []
|
statistics |
e66b
|
boson |
e66f
|
fermion |
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 |
e985 []
|
conducing S/m electrical conductivity ; σ |
e988 []
|
with electronegativity in Pauling scale |
e988ppo ⋄
|
2.20 |
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 |
f65 []
|
aggregation state |
f65g
|
gaseous |
f65l
|
liquid |
f65s
|
solid |
f65x
|
crystalline |
f66 []
|
statistics |
f66b
|
boson |
f66f
|
fermion |
f7 []
|
molecular structure |
f77 []
|
made up of chemical element |
f83 []
|
weighing molecular weight |
f837 []
|
dense g/cm3 density |
f86 []
|
quantity |
f88 []
|
mmol |
f9 []
|
kind |
f96 []
|
acidity |
f968 []
|
ph |
f968no
|
0 |
f968nv
|
7 |
f968os
|
14 |
f96f
|
acid |
f96i
|
neutral |
f96m
|
amphoteric |
f96x
|
base; basic; alkaline |
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 |
fU65g
|
steam |
fU65l
|
liquid water |
fU65x
|
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 |
fecc65s
|
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 |
fop
|
polysaccharides |
fopc
|
starch |
fopg
|
glycogen |
fopi
|
arabinoxylans |
fopl
|
cellulose |
fopn
|
chitin |
fopp
|
pectins |
fp
|
lipids; fats |
fpg
|
glycerids |
fph
|
sphingolipids |
fps
|
sterols |
fpt
|
prenols including terpenoids |
fpw
|
waxes |
fpy
|
polyketides |
fq
|
nucleotides |
fqc
|
cytosine; C |
fqg
|
guanine; G |
fqn
|
adenine; A |
fqt
|
thymine; T |
fqu
|
uracil; U |
ft
|
proteins ↞ fno amino acids |
ft5Cd
|
degradation |
ft5b
|
synthesis |
ft7
|
protein structure; folding |
ft7b
|
protein primary structures |
ft7c
|
protein secondary structures |
ft7d
|
protein tertiary structures |
ft7e
|
protein quaternary structures; subunits |
ft9s
|
structural proteins |
ft9y
|
enzymes |
ftU
|
common proteins |
ftUdWl
|
enzymes ↞ ftay |
ftUd
|
oxidoreductases |
ftUf
|
transferases |
ftUh
|
hydrolases |
ftUi
|
lyases |
ftUj
|
isomerases |
ftUl
|
ligases |
ftUmWp
|
cell signaling and ligand binding proteins |
ftUm
|
transmembrane proteins |
ftUn
|
insulin |
ftUo
|
antibodies |
ftUp
|
haemoglobin |
ftUqWt
|
structural proteins ↞ ftau |
ftUq
|
collagen |
ftUr
|
keratin |
ftUs
|
myosin |
ftUt
|
actin |
ftX
|
protein fold classes |
ftb
|
all alpha proteins domains consisting of α-helices |
ftbzb
|
all beta proteins domains consisting of β-sheets |
ftc
|
alpha and beta proteins (a/b) mainly parallel beta sheets |
ftd
|
alpha and beta proteins (a+b) mainly antiparallel beta sheets |
fte
|
multi-domain proteins |
ftf
|
membrane and cell surface proteins and peptides |
ftg
|
small proteins |
fth
|
coiled-coil proteins |
fti
|
low resolution protein structures |
ftj
|
peptides |
ftk
|
designed proteins |
fu
|
nucleic acids ↞ fq nucleotides |
fur
|
RNA; ribonucleic acid |
fus
|
DNA; deoxyribonucleic acid |
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 |
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 |
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 []
|
special property |
g64 []
|
entropy |
g65 []
|
of hardness in Mohs scale |
g65p
|
1; talc hardness |
g65q
|
2; gypsum hardness |
g65r
|
3; calcite hardness |
g65s
|
4; fluorite hardness |
g65t
|
5; apatite hardness |
g65u
|
6; orthoclase feldspar hardness |
g65v
|
7; quartz hardness ↞ gtstb quartz |
g65w
|
8; topaz hardness |
g65x
|
9; corundum hardness |
g65y
|
10; diamond hardness |
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 |
g7
|
special part |
g77 []
|
made up of chemical element |
g78 []
|
complexity degree |
g78f
|
pure; simple substance |
g78u
|
mixture |
g8
|
colour |
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 |
g8X
|
hue; rainbow; colour; wavelength; frequency ↞ d5ll visible light |
g8XX
|
luminosity; value; lightness |
g8XXX
|
saturation; chroma |
g8XXg
|
light |
g8XXs
|
strong |
g8XXv
|
vivid |
g8Xa
|
blackish |
g8Xg
|
dark |
g8Xm
|
grayish; greyish |
g8Xs
|
pale |
g8Xy
|
whitish |
g8c
|
red |
g8cs
|
pink |
g8d
|
reddish orange |
g8e
|
orange |
g8eg
|
brown |
g8egs
|
tan |
g8f
|
orange yellow |
g8g
|
yellow |
g8h
|
greenish yellow |
g8i
|
green-yellow |
g8j
|
yellowish green |
g8jg
|
olive |
g8k
|
green |
g8kg
|
dark green |
g8ks
|
pale green |
g8l
|
bluish green |
g8m
|
cyan; teal; blue-green |
g8n
|
azure; greenish blue |
g8o
|
blue |
g8p
|
purplish blue |
g8q
|
purple-blue |
g8s
|
purple; violet |
g8sXs
|
lavender |
g8t
|
reddish purple |
g8u
|
red-purple |
g8v
|
purplish red; magenta; fuchsia |
g8y
|
achromatic colour; black and white |
g8ya
|
black |
g8yg
|
dark grey |
g8ym
|
gray; grey |
g8ys
|
light grey |
g8yy
|
white |
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 |
gs6
|
plasticity |
gs6c
|
plastic |
gs6e
|
elastic |
gs6g
|
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
|
lustre; luster |
gt68
|
colour |
gt686 []
|
diaphaneity; transparency; pellucidity |
gt687 []
|
streak |
gt6d
|
dull; earthly |
gt6g
|
greasy |
gt6j
|
waxy |
gt6k
|
silky |
gt6l
|
pearly |
gt6n
|
resinous |
gt6r
|
vitreous |
gt6s
|
submetallic |
gt6t
|
metallic |
gt6v
|
subadamantine |
gt6w
|
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 |
h28 []
|
at declination; dec; δ |
h282 []
|
at distance from Earth light years |
h287 []
|
hour angle; HA; LHA |
h288 []
|
at right ascension; RA; α |
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 ↞ ccccc 15 to 30 degrees |
h5h
|
simple harmonic motion; pendulum |
h5o
|
orbiting [celestial mechanics] |
h5r
|
rotating spin |
h7
|
structural layer |
h70 ⋄
|
composed of substance |
h70ebb ⋄
|
hydrogen |
h7c
|
core |
h7m
|
middle |
h7r
|
external layer |
h7s
|
surface |
h7t
|
atmosphere |
h84 []
|
color index; B–V index; temperature |
h84mgfg ⋄
|
0.656; Sun B-V index |
h88 []
|
absolute magnitude; Mv |
h886 []
|
apparent magnitude; m; vmag |
h886bmlg ⋄
|
-27; Sun apparent magnitude |
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] ↞ cbx more than 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 |
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 |
j09w
|
global warming theory |
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
|
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 |
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 weather |
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 |
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 |
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 |
j60nyw ⋄
|
rural areas |
j7
|
cardinal directions; cardinal points; points of the compass |
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 ↞ ccdyau spherical surfaces |
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 ↞ ccdyau spherical surfaces |
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 |
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 |
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 polities |
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 polities |
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 |
kWn
|
life [biology] |
k
|
genes; genetic code [genetics] ↞ fu nucleic acids ≈ DDC 576.5 |
k5
|
genetic process |
k5c
|
replication |
k5cm
|
mutations |
k5eWg
|
expression |
k5e
|
transcription |
k5f
|
translation |
k5g
|
gene regulation |
k5h
|
inheritance |
k5k
|
codons |
k5ks
|
stop codons |
k5m
|
exons |
k5n
|
introns |
k5o
|
operons |
k5r
|
regulatory sequences ↞ kag |
k5re
|
enhancers |
k5rp
|
promoters |
k5w
|
alleles |
k7 []
|
region |
k97 []
|
host |
k98 []
|
coding for gene product; functional molecule |
k98t
|
proteins |
k98u
|
nucleic acids |
k98ur
|
functional RNA chain |
ke
|
mRNA; messenger RNA |
kf
|
tRNA; transfer RNA |
kh
|
chromosomes |
kh7l
|
loci |
kh7lt
|
telomeres |
ki
|
plasmids |
km
|
genomes |
km6Cp
|
haploid |
km6Cq
|
diploid |
kv
|
viruses [virology] |
kv7
|
viral particle; virion |
kv7n
|
genetic material ↞ k genes |
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] |
l30k
|
expressing gene |
l5
|
cellular function; process [cell physiology] |
l5g
|
growth |
l5m
|
metabolism |
l5mah
|
homeostasis |
l5mbWk
|
catabolism |
l5md
|
cellular digestion |
l5me
|
cellular respiration |
l5mf
|
fermentation |
l5mi
|
carbohydrate catabolism ↞ fo carbohydrates |
l5mj
|
fat catabolism ↞ fp lipids |
l5mk
|
protein catabolism ↞ ft 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
|
perception |
l5u
|
cell communication |
l5w
|
division; reproduction |
l5wb
|
binary fission |
l5wi
|
mitosis |
l5wm
|
meiosis |
l5y
|
cellular death |
l6
|
trait; character |
l7 []
|
cell organ |
l70
|
composed of [biochemistry] |
l70f ⋄
|
molecule [molecular biology] |
l70fur ⋄
|
RNA |
leWk
|
prokaryotes; prokaryote organisms [microbiology] ↞ k genes ≈ 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 |
lu7g
|
Golgi apparatus |
lu7gm
|
Golgi apparatus membrane |
lu7l
|
chloroplasts |
lu7m
|
mytochondria |
lu7p
|
cytoplasm |
lu7t
|
membranes |
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 genes ≈ DDC 570 |
m076
|
as applied to |
m076u ⋄
|
health care |
m09x
|
cladistics; phylogenetic taxonomy
↞ ysgos9Fl |
m25 []
|
in habitat |
m25b
|
benthos |
m25c
|
plankton and nekton |
m30k
|
expressing gene |
m37 []
|
symbiont; fertilizer |
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 genes |
m439c
|
perinatal condition ↞ m5e birth |
m439dWy
|
environmental cause |
m439d
|
exposure to radiation ↞ d5 emitting |
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 ↞ mn 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 |
m5e
|
birth ↞ oso giving birth |
m5g
|
growth |
m5m
|
metamorphosis |
m5r
|
reproduction |
m5ra
|
asexual reproduction |
m5rl
|
allogamy |
m5ru
|
autogamy; self-fertilization |
m5w
|
ageing |
m5x
|
death; dying |
m5x30o
|
kill |
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 developed through |
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 |
m8f
|
newborn; neonate; infant |
m8g
|
larva |
m8h
|
metamorphosis |
m8i
|
very young |
m8l
|
adolescent; puberty |
m8n
|
young; youth |
m8p
|
adult |
m8u
|
old; ageing |
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 |
mU49b
|
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 |
mU6
|
sex |
mU689
|
skin colour; tone |
mU689a
|
pale white skin; Monk A |
mU689b
|
white skin; Monk B |
mU689d
|
golden honey skin; Monk D |
mU689e
|
light olive skin; Monk E |
mU689f
|
olive skin; Monk F |
mU689g
|
light brown skin; Monk G |
mU689h
|
moderate brown skin; Monk H |
mU689i
|
dark brown skin; Monk I |
mU689j
|
black skin; Monk J |
mU6x
|
male men |
mU6y
|
female women |
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 |
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 |
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 |
mn
|
fungi [mycology] ≈ DDC 579 |
mnc
|
chytrids; chytridiomycota |
mnd
|
blastocladiomycota |
mne
|
neocallimastigomycetes; neocallimastigomycota |
mng
|
zygomycota; zygomycetes and trichomycetes including black bread mold, Rhizopus |
mnh
|
glomeromycota |
mnoWy
|
dikarya; deuteromycota; higher fungi |
mno
|
ascomycetes; ascomycota; sac fungi including morels, truffles, yeasts, cup fungi |
mnoU []
|
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mnop
|
pezizomycetes |
mnopp
|
pezizales |
mnoppt
|
tuberaceae |
mnopptt
|
Tuber; truffles |
mnos
|
saccharomycetes; hemiascomycetes; budding yeasts |
mnoss
|
saccharomycetales |
mnosss
|
saccharomycetaceae |
mnossss
|
Saccharomyces |
mnossssc
|
Saccharomyces cerevisiae |
mns
|
basydiomicetes; basydiomycota; club fungi including puffballs |
mnscWf
|
agaricomycotina; hymenomycetes |
mnsc
|
tremellomycetes |
mnsd
|
dacrymycetes |
mnsf
|
agaricomycetes; homobasidiomycetes including mushrooms |
mnsfc
|
agaricales; gilled mushrooms; euagarics |
mnsfcc
|
agaricaceae |
mnsfccc
|
Agaricus; common mushroom |
mnsfcm
|
amanitaceae |
mnsfcmm
|
Amanita |
mnsfp
|
phallales |
mnsfpp
|
phallaceae; stinkhorn mushrooms |
mnsgWr
|
pucciniomycotina |
mnsg
|
agaricostilbomycetes |
mnsi
|
atractiellomycetes |
mnsl
|
classiculomycetes |
mnsm
|
cryptomycocolacomycetes |
mnsn
|
cystobasidiomycetes |
mnso
|
microbotryomycetes |
mnsp
|
mixiomycetes |
mnsq
|
pucciniomycetes; urediniomycetes |
mnssWx
|
ustilaginomycotina |
mnss
|
exobasidiomycetes |
mnst
|
entorrhizomycetes |
mnsu
|
ustilaginomycetes; true smut fungi |
mnsw
|
malasseziomycetes |
mnsx
|
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 |
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 |
mpwU []
|
grasses |
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 |
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