Integrative Levels Classification

ILC developing version
Expanded class `w`

▽ ⌕ `w`	customs; uses; habits; lore; tradition; rituals; religion ≈ DDC `200`
▽ ⌕ `w1`	in historical period; calendar time; epoch ↞ `i1uh` Holocene `bbxprsvxw` ≈ DDC `900 940 950 960 970 980 990`
▽ ⌕ `w1X` `[an8]`	millennia
▽ ⌕ `w1XX` `[an8]`	centuries
▽ ⌕ `w1XXX` `[an8]`	decades
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXX` `[an8]`	years
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXXX` `[j1]`	months
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXXXX` `[j1X]`	dates
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXXXXX` `[j189]`	times; hours
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXXXXXX` `[j189X]`	minutes
▽ ⌕ `w1XXXXXXXXX` `[j189XX]`	seconds
▽ ⌕ `w1eWm`	9,999 to 1,000 BC [early history; archaeology] ✍
▽ ⌕ `w1e`	9999 to 9000 BC; 10th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1f`	8999 to 8000 BC; 9th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1g`	7999 to 7000 BC; 8th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1h`	6999 to 6000 BC; 7th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1i`	5999 to 5000 BC; 6th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1j`	4999 to 4000 BC; 5th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1k`	3999 to 3000 BC; 4th millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1l`	2999 to 2000 BC; 3rd millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1m`	1999 to 1000 BC; 2nd millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1n`	1 to 999 BC; 1st millennium BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nU` `[w1nWos]`	Antiquity; 999 BC to 499 AD [ancient history] ≈ DDC `930`
▽ ⌕ `w1ne`	999 to 900 BC; 10th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nf`	899 to 800 BC; 9th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1ng`	799 to 700 BC; 8th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nh`	699 to 600 BC; 7th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1ni`	599 to 500 BC; 6th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nj`	499 to 400 BC; 5th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nk`	399 to 300 BC; 4th century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nl`	299 to 200 BC; 3rd century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nm`	199 to 100 BC; 2nd century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nn`	99 to 1 BC; 1st century BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nnm`	19 to 10 BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nnn`	9 to 1 BC
▽ ⌕ `w1nnnm`	1 BC
▽ ⌕ `w1o`	1 to 999 CE; 1st millennium CE
▽ ⌕ `w1oo`	1 to 99 CE; 1st century; I century
▽ ⌕ `w1ooo`	1 to 9 CE
▽ ⌕ `w1ooop`	1 CE
▽ ⌕ `w1oop`	10 to 19 CE
▽ ⌕ `w1op`	100 to 199 CE; 2nd century; II century; 100s
▽ ⌕ `w1oq`	200 to 299 CE; 3rd century; III century; 200s
▽ ⌕ `w1or`	300 to 399 CE; 4th century; IV century; 300s
▽ ⌕ `w1os`	400 to 499 CE; 5th century; V century; 400s
▽ ⌕ `w1otWx`	Early Middle Ages; Early Medieval Period
▽ ⌕ `w1ot`	500 to 599 CE; 6th century; VI century; 500s
▽ ⌕ `w1ou`	600 to 699 CE; 7th century; VII century; 600s
▽ ⌕ `w1ouqq`	622 CE; Hegira year; Hijrah year
▽ ⌕ `w1ov`	700 to 799 CE; 8th century; VIII century; 700s
▽ ⌕ `w1ow`	800 to 899 CE; 9th century; IX century; 800s
▽ ⌕ `w1ox`	900 to 999 CE; 10th century; X century; 900s
▽ ⌕ `w1p`	1000 to 1999 CE; 1st millennium
▽ ⌕ `w1pU` `[w1otWDps]`	Middle Ages; post-classical period; 500 to 1499 CE [medieval history]
▽ ⌕ `w1poWqs`	High Middle Ages; High Medieval Period
▽ ⌕ `w1po`	1000 to 1099 CE; 11th century; XI century; 1000s
▽ ⌕ `w1pp`	1100 to 1199 CE; 12th century; XII century; 1100s
▽ ⌕ `w1pq`	1200 to 1299 CE; 13th century; XIII century; 1200s
▽ ⌕ `w1pqtWDs`	Late Middle Ages; Late Medieval Period
▽ ⌕ `w1pr`	1300 to 1399 CE; 14th century; XIV century; 1300s
▽ ⌕ `w1psWt`	Renaissance
▽ ⌕ `w1ps`	1400 to 1499 CE; 15th century; XV century; 1400s
▽ ⌕ `w1psxq` ⋄	1492
▽ ⌕ `w1ptWv`	Early Modern Period
▽ ⌕ `w1ptWx`	Modern Age; industrial age
▽ ⌕ `w1pt`	1500 to 1599 CE; 16th century; XVI century; 1500s
▽ ⌕ `w1pu`	1600 to 1699 CE; 17th century; XVII century; 1600s
▽ ⌕ `w1pv`	1700 to 1799 CE; 18th century; XVIII century; 1700s
▽ ⌕ `w1pvo`	1700-1709
▽ ⌕ `w1pvp`	1710-1719
▽ ⌕ `w1pvq`	1720-1729
▽ ⌕ `w1pvr`	1730-1739
▽ ⌕ `w1pvs`	1740-1749
▽ ⌕ `w1pvt`	1750-1759
▽ ⌕ `w1pvu`	1760-1769
▽ ⌕ `w1pvv`	1770-1779
▽ ⌕ `w1pvw`	1780-1789
▽ ⌕ `w1pvx`	1790-1799
▽ ⌕ `w1pwWx`	Late Modern Period
▽ ⌕ `w1pw`	1800 to 1899 CE; 19th century; XIX century; 1800s
▽ ⌕ `w1pwo`	1800-1809
▽ ⌕ `w1pwp`	1810-1819
▽ ⌕ `w1pwq`	1820-1829
▽ ⌕ `w1pwr`	1830-1839
▽ ⌕ `w1pws`	1840-1849
▽ ⌕ `w1pwt`	1850-1859
▽ ⌕ `w1pwu`	1860-1869
▽ ⌕ `w1pwv`	1870-1879
▽ ⌕ `w1pww`	1880-1889
▽ ⌕ `w1pwx`	1890-1899
▽ ⌕ `w1px`	1900 to 1999 CE; 20th century; XX century; 1900s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxo`	1900-1909
▽ ⌕ `w1pxoo`	1900
▽ ⌕ `w1pxop`	1901
▽ ⌕ `w1pxoq`	1902
▽ ⌕ `w1pxor`	1903
▽ ⌕ `w1pxos`	1904
▽ ⌕ `w1pxot`	1905
▽ ⌕ `w1pxou`	1906
▽ ⌕ `w1pxov`	1907
▽ ⌕ `w1pxow`	1908
▽ ⌕ `w1pxox`	1909
▽ ⌕ `w1pxp`	1910-1919; 1910s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpo`	1910
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpp`	1911
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpq`	1912
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpr`	1913
▽ ⌕ `w1pxps`	1914
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpt`	1915
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpu`	1916
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpv`	1917
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpw`	1918
▽ ⌕ `w1pxpx`	1919
▽ ⌕ `w1pxq`	1920-1929; the Twenties; 1920s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqo`	1920
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqp`	1921
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqq`	1922
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqr`	1923
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqs`	1924
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqt`	1925
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqu`	1926
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqv`	1927
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqw`	1928
▽ ⌕ `w1pxqx`	1929
▽ ⌕ `w1pxr`	1930-1939; the Thirties; 1930s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxro`	1930
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrp`	1931
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrq`	1932
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrr`	1933
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrs`	1934
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrt`	1935
▽ ⌕ `w1pxru`	1936
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrv`	1937
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrw`	1938
▽ ⌕ `w1pxrx`	1939
▽ ⌕ `w1pxs`	1940-1949; the Fourties; 1940s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxso`	1940
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsp`	1941
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsq`	1942
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsr`	1943
▽ ⌕ `w1pxss`	1944
▽ ⌕ `w1pxst`	1945
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsu`	1946
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsv`	1947
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsw`	1948
▽ ⌕ `w1pxsx`	1949
▽ ⌕ `w1pxt`	1950-1959; the Fifties; 1950s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxto`	1950
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtp`	1951
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtq`	1952
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtr`	1953
▽ ⌕ `w1pxts`	1954
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtt`	1955
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtu`	1956
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtv`	1957
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtw`	1958
▽ ⌕ `w1pxtx`	1959
▽ ⌕ `w1pxu`	1960-1969; the Sixties; 1960s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxuo`	1960
▽ ⌕ `w1pxup`	1961
▽ ⌕ `w1pxuq`	1962
▽ ⌕ `w1pxur`	1963
▽ ⌕ `w1pxus`	1964
▽ ⌕ `w1pxut`	1965
▽ ⌕ `w1pxuu`	1966
▽ ⌕ `w1pxuv`	1967
▽ ⌕ `w1pxuw`	1968
▽ ⌕ `w1pxux`	1969
▽ ⌕ `w1pxv`	1970-1979; the Seventies; 1970s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvo`	1970
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvp`	1971
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvq`	1972
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvr`	1973
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvs`	1974
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvt`	1975
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvu`	1976
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvv`	1977
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvw`	1978
▽ ⌕ `w1pxvx`	1979
▽ ⌕ `w1pxw`	1980-1989; the Eighties; 1980s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwo`	1980
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwp`	1981
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwq`	1982
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwr`	1983
▽ ⌕ `w1pxws`	1984
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwt`	1985
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwu`	1986
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwv`	1987
▽ ⌕ `w1pxww`	1988
▽ ⌕ `w1pxwx`	1989
▽ ⌕ `w1pxx`	1990-1999; the Nineties; 1990s
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxo`	1990
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxp`	1991
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxq`	1992
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxr`	1993
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxs`	1994
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxt`	1995
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxu`	1996
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxv`	1997
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxw`	1998
▽ ⌕ `w1pxxx`	1999
▽ ⌕ `w1q`	2000 to 2999 CE; 2nd millennium
▽ ⌕ `w1qo`	2000 to 2099 CE; 21st century; XXI century; 2000s
▽ ⌕ `w1qoo`	2000-2009; the Two Thousands
▽ ⌕ `w1qooo`	2000
▽ ⌕ `w1qoop`	2001
▽ ⌕ `w1qooq`	2002
▽ ⌕ `w1qoor`	2003
▽ ⌕ `w1qoos`	2004
▽ ⌕ `w1qoot`	2005
▽ ⌕ `w1qoou`	2006
▽ ⌕ `w1qoov`	2007
▽ ⌕ `w1qoow`	2008
▽ ⌕ `w1qoox`	2009
▽ ⌕ `w1qop`	2010-2019; the Tens; 2010s
▽ ⌕ `w1qopo`	2010
▽ ⌕ `w1qopp`	2011
▽ ⌕ `w1qopq`	2012
▽ ⌕ `w1qopr`	2013
▽ ⌕ `w1qops`	2014
▽ ⌕ `w1qopt`	2015
▽ ⌕ `w1qopu`	2016
▽ ⌕ `w1qopv`	2017
▽ ⌕ `w1qopw`	2018
▽ ⌕ `w1qopx`	2019
▽ ⌕ `w1qoq`	2020-2029; the Twenties; 2020s
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqo`	2020
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqob` ⋄	January 1-15, 2020
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqobb` ⋄	1st January 2020
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqoyq` ⋄	31st December 2020
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqp`	2021
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqq`	2022
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqr`	2023
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqs`	2024
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqt`	2025
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqu`	2026
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqv`	2027
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqw`	2028
▽ ⌕ `w1qoqx`	2029
▽ ⌕ `w1qoro`	2030
▽ ⌕ `w2`	in designated place; official place
▽ ⌕ `w27` `[uU]`	in region
▽ ⌕ `w2a`	free space
▽ ⌕ `w2f`	field; outdoor
▽ ⌕ `w2m`	temple; indoor
▽ ⌕ `w2q`	table
▽ ⌕ `w2r`	board
▽ ⌕ `w2v`	video videogames ↞ `suu` computers
▽ ⌕ `w2vo`	online ↞ `suvU` the Internet
▽ ⌕ `w3` `[X]`	practiced by; played by role
▽ ⌕ `w31` `[w]` ⋄	derived from original custom
▽ ⌕ `w35` `[U]`	administered by; organized by; played by officiant; player
▽ ⌕ `w358` `[an]`	number of participants; contestants
▽ ⌕ `w358np`	solitaire
▽ ⌕ `w358nq`	match
▽ ⌕ `w358p`	hundreds participants
▽ ⌕ `w359`	played by players number
▽ ⌕ `w359i`	individuals
▽ ⌕ `w359t`	teams
▽ ⌕ `w36` `[t7]`	for recipients
▽ ⌕ `w38` `[an]`	for number of players
▽ ⌕ `w38np`	one solitaire
▽ ⌕ `w38nq`	two
▽ ⌕ `w3c`	competitor; contestant; entrant
▽ ⌕ `w3m`	team
▽ ⌕ `w3t`	trainer; coach
▽ ⌕ `w3x`	referee; arbitrator
▽ ⌕ `w46` `[u6]`	committing; tempted by sin; evil; guilt; vice; taboo
▽ ⌕ `w5`	rite; worship; ceremony; liturgy; divine service ↞ `cp` processes ≈ DDC `390`
▽ ⌕ `w50xn` ⋄	dance
▽ ⌕ `w53` `[xm7]`	with musical instrument
▽ ⌕ `w56` `[x]`	through traditional art
▽ ⌕ `w5b`	dressing up; masquerading ↞ `sf` clothing
▽ ⌕ `w5c`	procession; parade
▽ ⌕ `w5d`	itinerant begging
▽ ⌕ `w5e`	offering; sacrifice
▽ ⌕ `w5f`	bonfire
▽ ⌕ `w5fe`	effigy burning
▽ ⌕ `w5fw`	firewalking
▽ ⌕ `w5g`	fireworks
▽ ⌕ `w5h`	ritual meal; sacred meal
▽ ⌕ `w5l`	blessing; consecration
▽ ⌕ `w5le`	exorcism
▽ ⌕ `w6`	invoking; appealing; referring to; believing in spiritual entity; power
▽ ⌕ `w60`	set in; setting; simulating
▽ ⌕ `w66` `[u6]`	conforming to; pursuing precept; etiquette; conventional rules; good manners; politeness
▽ ⌕ `w69`	sacrality
▽ ⌕ `w69e`	profane; secular
▽ ⌕ `w69i`	lay; laic; laical
▽ ⌕ `w69u`	religious; religion; sacred; holy
▽ ⌕ `w6b`	ghosts
▽ ⌕ `w6c`	souls
▽ ⌕ `w6d`	ancestor souls
▽ ⌕ `w6e`	saints; intercessors
▽ ⌕ `w6ee`	mother goddess; mother earth; heavenly mother; saint Mary
▽ ⌕ `w6g`	angels
▽ ⌕ `w6gw`	archangels
▽ ⌕ `w6m`	demons
▽ ⌕ `w6p`	deities; gods
▽ ⌕ `w6pU`	God ✍
▽ ⌕ `w6s`	impersonal spirits ✍
▽ ⌕ `w6y`	pantheistic gods
▽ ⌕ `w7`	symbol; sacred object ↞ `ouy` symbols
▽ ⌕ `w70`	symbolic object
▽ ⌕ `w70rb` ⋄	food
▽ ⌕ `w70rf` ⋄	clothing
▽ ⌕ `w70ro` ⋄	agriculture
▽ ⌕ `w70v` ⋄	speech
▽ ⌕ `w70vo`	sacred words
▽ ⌕ `w75` `[mq]`	with ritual animal
▽ ⌕ `w76` `[mp7]`	with ritual plant part
▽ ⌕ `w77` `[mU7]`	with symbolic body part
▽ ⌕ `w7c`	clothes ↞ `sf` clothing
▽ ⌕ `w7f`	effigies
▽ ⌕ `w7g`	flags [vexillology]
▽ ⌕ `w7h`	religious symbol ↞ `wt` faiths
▽ ⌕ `w7l`	light sources
▽ ⌕ `w7lc`	candles
▽ ⌕ `w7lh`	torches
▽ ⌕ `w7o`	ball
▽ ⌕ `w7p`	pieces; miniature figurines; scale models
▽ ⌕ `w7q`	dice
▽ ⌕ `w7r`	cards
▽ ⌕ `w7s`	scriptures; religious texts ↞ `ydi` written texts ≈ DDC `220`
▽ ⌕ `w7sb`	sacred books; written revelation
▽ ⌕ `w7sm`	sacred commentaries
▽ ⌕ `w8` `[X]`	outcome
▽ ⌕ `w90sb`	cuisine; food style
▽ ⌕ `w90sf`	fashion; mode
▽ ⌕ `w91` `[j1]`	of date
▽ ⌕ `w92` `[uU]`	typical of country
▽ ⌕ `w922` `[jU]`	typical of region
▽ ⌕ `w93` `[U]`	founded by master
▽ ⌕ `w93niim`	Confucius
▽ ⌕ `w93nnnj`	Jesus Christ
▽ ⌕ `w93otvo`	Muhammad
▽ ⌕ `w93pswr`	Martin Luther
▽ ⌕ `w93ptox`	John Calvin; Jehan Cauvin
▽ ⌕ `w95` `[qv]`	of ethnicity; language speakers
▽ ⌕ `wb`	social rituals
▽ ⌕ `wbg`	greeting and parting customs; salutations ↞ `q7g` gestures
▽ ⌕ `wbi`	inaugurations
▽ ⌕ `wbo`	toasts ↞ `sbv` drinks
▽ ⌕ `wbp`	banquets ↞ `sb` food and drink
▽ ⌕ `wg`	sport; physical games ≈ DDC `790 796`
▽ ⌕ `wg35`	played by athlete
▽ ⌕ `wg4`	foul
▽ ⌕ `wg57` `[an]`	stage
▽ ⌕ `wg59`	event
▽ ⌕ `wg59f`	scored performance
▽ ⌕ `wg59m`	match
▽ ⌕ `wg59r`	race; racing
▽ ⌕ `wg59rm`	mass start
▽ ⌕ `wg59rt`	time trial
▽ ⌕ `wg69`	event status
▽ ⌕ `wg69c`	occasional event
▽ ⌕ `wg69s`	championship
▽ ⌕ `wg69sc`	title match
▽ ⌕ `wg69se`	tournament
▽ ⌕ `wg69sl`	league
▽ ⌕ `wg69sp`	playoff
▽ ⌕ `wg69ss`	season
▽ ⌕ `wg8`	result; outcome
▽ ⌕ `wg8a`	win
▽ ⌕ `wg8t`	tie
▽ ⌕ `wg8x`	defeat
▽ ⌕ `wg91` `[w1]`	of; edition of year
▽ ⌕ `wge`	acrobatics
▽ ⌕ `wgep`	human pyramids
▽ ⌕ `wgf`	martial arts; fighting arts
▽ ⌕ `wgg`	gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wggc`	artistic gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wggi`	rhythmic gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wggm`	trampolining; power tumbling
▽ ⌕ `wggr`	acrobatic gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wggt`	team-gym
▽ ⌕ `wggw`	aerobic gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wggy`	display gymnastics
▽ ⌕ `wgh`	athletics
▽ ⌕ `wgi`	swimming; diving; aquatic games ≈ DDC `797`
▽ ⌕ `wgn`	winter sports
▽ ⌕ `wgo`	open air sports
▽ ⌕ `wgoh`	hiking; trekking
▽ ⌕ `wgol`	alpinism; mountain climbing ↞ `jd` mountains
▽ ⌕ `wgon`	sport fishing ↞ `ri` fisheries
▽ ⌕ `wgoo`	sport hunting ↞ `rh` hunting
▽ ⌕ `wgt`	ball team sports
▽ ⌕ `wgte`	baseball
▽ ⌕ `wgtk`	cricket
▽ ⌕ `wgtr`	rugby football
▽ ⌕ `wgts`	soccer; association football
▽ ⌕ `wgts35`	played by player
▽ ⌕ `wgts35pxuou`	Maradona; Diego Armando Maradona
▽ ⌕ `wgts35pxwvm`	Messi; Lionel Messi; Leo Messi
▽ ⌕ `wgtw`	basketball
▽ ⌕ `wgu`	blood sports
▽ ⌕ `wgub`	bullfighting
▽ ⌕ `wguc`	cockfighting
▽ ⌕ `wgv`	animal sports; riding; driving; horse racing ↞ `mq` animals
▽ ⌕ `wgw`	cycle sport; bicycling; biking ↞ `stei` bicycles
▽ ⌕ `wgw35`	run by cyclist
▽ ⌕ `wgw35pwwtk`	Gerbi; Giovanni Gerbi; Diavolo Rosso
▽ ⌕ `wgw35pxpxr`	Coppi; Fausto Coppi
▽ ⌕ `wgw35pxstm`	Merckx; Eddy Merckx
▽ ⌕ `wgw35pxwtk`	Froome; Chris Froome
▽ ⌕ `wgwb`	road bicycle racing ↞ `st2r` road
▽ ⌕ `wgwbd`	road bicycle single-day races
▽ ⌕ `wgwbd92dm`	in Hauts-de-France; Paris-Roubaix
▽ ⌕ `wgwbd92ff`	in Lombardy; il Lombardia
▽ ⌕ `wgwbs`	road bicycle stage races
▽ ⌕ `wgwbs92d`	Tour de France; la Grande Boucle
▽ ⌕ `wgwbs92e`	Vuelta a España
▽ ⌕ `wgwbs92f`	Giro d'Italia
▽ ⌕ `wgwc`	cyclo-cross
▽ ⌕ `wgwm`	mountain-bike racing
▽ ⌕ `wgws`	cycle speedway
▽ ⌕ `wgwt`	track cycling
▽ ⌕ `wgwx`	BMX; bicycle motocross; bike motocross
▽ ⌕ `wgx`	motor sports ↞ `ste` road vehicles
▽ ⌕ `wgx35`	run by driver; rider; biker
▽ ⌕ `wgx35pvty`	Roberts; Kenny Roberts
▽ ⌕ `wgx35pxsoe`	Mario Andretti
▽ ⌕ `wgx35pxvse`	Loeb; Sébastien Loeb
▽ ⌕ `wh`	vertigo games; dizziness games
▽ ⌕ `whl`	slide
▽ ⌕ `whm`	merry-go-round; carousel
▽ ⌕ `whs`	seesaw; swing; teeter totter
▽ ⌕ `wi`	entertainment; play; recreation; leisure; spare time activities ≈ DDC `794`
▽ ⌕ `wicWh`	tabletop games
▽ ⌕ `wic`	games of chance
▽ ⌕ `wicd`	dice games
▽ ⌕ `wicr`	roulette
▽ ⌕ `wid`	card games
▽ ⌕ `widp`	poker
▽ ⌕ `wie`	tile-based games
▽ ⌕ `wied`	dominoes
▽ ⌕ `wiem`	mahjong
▽ ⌕ `wig`	board games; miniature games
▽ ⌕ `wigb`	backgammon
▽ ⌕ `wigc`	chess
▽ ⌕ `wigg`	go
▽ ⌕ `wigm`	Monopoly
▽ ⌕ `wii`	puzzles; enigmistics
▽ ⌕ `wiie`	rebuses
▽ ⌕ `wiio`	crosswords
▽ ⌕ `wiis`	sudoku
▽ ⌕ `wim`	imitation games; impersonation games
▽ ⌕ `wim60sh`	healthcare playing doctors
▽ ⌕ `wir`	role-playing games; RPGs
▽ ⌕ `wird`	Dungeons & Dragons; D&D; DnD
▽ ⌕ `wiw`	collecting
▽ ⌕ `wl`	feast days; holy days; holidays; calendar celebrations ↞ `j19` in
▽ ⌕ `wlc`	middle winter feasts ↞ `j19w` winter
▽ ⌕ `wld`	late winter feasts
▽ ⌕ `wldc`	Carnival
▽ ⌕ `wldl`	Lent
▽ ⌕ `wldn`	Chinese New Year; Spring Festival
▽ ⌕ `wle`	vernal equinox feasts; Nowruz
▽ ⌕ `wlg`	early spring feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlge`	Easter; Passover; Pesach; Pascha; Resurrection Sunday ↞ `j169m` full moon
▽ ⌕ `wlh`	middle spring feasts ↞ `j19i` spring
▽ ⌕ `wlhm`	May Day; May Calends; Beltane ↞ `j1jb` May 1
▽ ⌕ `wli`	late spring feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlj`	summer solstice feasts; Midsummer; St. Johns Day ↞ `j1mj` June 24
▽ ⌕ `wlk`	early summer feasts
▽ ⌕ `wll`	middle summer feasts ↞ `j19m` summer
▽ ⌕ `wlm`	late summer feasts
▽ ⌕ `wln`	autumnal equinox feasts; Chuseok
▽ ⌕ `wlo`	early autumn feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlp`	middle autumn feasts ↞ `j19t` fall
▽ ⌕ `wlph`	Halloween; Eve of Winter; All Saints' Eve; Samhain
▽ ⌕ `wlq`	late autumn feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlqd`	Advent
▽ ⌕ `wlr`	winter solstice feasts; Midwinter; Brumalia
▽ ⌕ `wls`	early winter feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlsc`	Christmas
▽ ⌕ `wlsn`	New Year day ↞ `j1bb` January 1st
▽ ⌕ `wlsp`	Epiphany
▽ ⌕ `wlw`	variable calendar feasts
▽ ⌕ `wlwr`	Ramadan
▽ ⌕ `wm`	sacraments; initiations; rites of passage; sacred passages
▽ ⌕ `wmf`	baptism; Christening
▽ ⌕ `wmk`	puberty initiation ↞ `m8l` adolescent
▽ ⌕ `wmkn`	age of majority feasts; conscription feasts
▽ ⌕ `wmm`	familiar bonds
▽ ⌕ `wmme`	engagement
▽ ⌕ `wmml`	civil union; civil partnership
▽ ⌕ `wmmm`	marriage; matrimony; wedlock ↞ `osm` mating
▽ ⌕ `wmmmm`	monogamy
▽ ⌕ `wmmmms`	serial monogamy
▽ ⌕ `wmmmp`	polygamy
▽ ⌕ `wmmmpg`	polygyny
▽ ⌕ `wmmmpgc`	concubinage
▽ ⌕ `wmmmpn`	polyandry
▽ ⌕ `wmmms`	same-sex marriage; gay marriage
▽ ⌕ `wmmx`	separation
▽ ⌕ `wmmxm`	separation by mutual consent
▽ ⌕ `wmmy`	divorce
▽ ⌕ `wmu`	anointing of the sick; extreme unction ↞ `m5w` ageing
▽ ⌕ `wmx`	mourning; grief; funeral rites ↞ `sk` funeral services `m8x` dead
▽ ⌕ `wo`	occultism; paranormal beliefs; esoterism; arcane [parapsychology] ≈ DDC `130`
▽ ⌕ `woe`	extrasensory perception; ESP
▽ ⌕ `woec`	clairvoyance
▽ ⌕ `woecf`	precognition; prescience; future vision; future sight
▽ ⌕ `woem`	mediumship
▽ ⌕ `woep`	demonic possession
▽ ⌕ `woet`	telepathy
▽ ⌕ `woeu`	multilocation; bilocation
▽ ⌕ `woev`	psychokinesis; telekinesis
▽ ⌕ `woex`	close encounter
▽ ⌕ `woi`	divination ≈ DDC `133`
▽ ⌕ `woie`	haruspicy; extispicy ↞ `mqv` chordates
▽ ⌕ `woih`	horoscopes; natal charts; celestial maps; cosmograms; vitaspheres; radical charts [astrology] ↞ `h` celestial objects
▽ ⌕ `woihg`	angles
▽ ⌕ `woihgf`	ascendant; first house; East angle
▽ ⌕ `woihgm`	midheaven; tenth house; North Angle
▽ ⌕ `woihgq`	descendant; seventh house; West angle
▽ ⌕ `woihgu`	imnum coeli; fourth house; South angle
▽ ⌕ `woiho`	zodiac; sun signs
▽ ⌕ `woihob`	Aries
▽ ⌕ `woihod`	Taurus
▽ ⌕ `woihof`	Gemini
▽ ⌕ `woihoh`	Cancer
▽ ⌕ `woihoj`	Leo
▽ ⌕ `woihol`	Virgo
▽ ⌕ `woihon`	Libra
▽ ⌕ `woihop`	Scorpio
▽ ⌕ `woihot`	Capricorn
▽ ⌕ `woihov`	Aquarius
▽ ⌕ `woihow`	Sagittarius
▽ ⌕ `woihox`	Pisces
▽ ⌕ `woihs`	houses
▽ ⌕ `woil`	palmistry; chiromancy; palm reading
▽ ⌕ `woin`	necromancy
▽ ⌕ `woit`	tasseomancy
▽ ⌕ `woiw`	cartomancy
▽ ⌕ `wom`	magic; sorcery
▽ ⌕ `won`	numerology ↞ `an` quantities
▽ ⌕ `wot`	theophany; divine appearance
▽ ⌕ `wow`	miracles
▽ ⌕ `wp`	religious practices; spirituality ↞ `ped` awe
▽ ⌕ `wpc`	mysticism; religious ecstasy
▽ ⌕ `wpe`	meditation; contemplation
▽ ⌕ `wpef`	focused attention
▽ ⌕ `wpefb`	ānāpānasati; mindfulness of breathing
▽ ⌕ `wpefm`	mettā; maitrī; loving-kindness
▽ ⌕ `wpefp`	single point meditation
▽ ⌕ `wpeft`	mantra meditation
▽ ⌕ `wpeftm`	transcendental meditation
▽ ⌕ `wpeo`	open monitoring
▽ ⌕ `wpeom`	mindfulness
▽ ⌕ `wpeos`	shikantaza
▽ ⌕ `wpg`	prayer
▽ ⌕ `wpgg`	grace
▽ ⌕ `wpgh`	hymns
▽ ⌕ `wpgi`	incantation; enchantment; magic spell
▽ ⌕ `wpgw`	creed
▽ ⌕ `wpi`	abstinence
▽ ⌕ `wpif`	fasting
▽ ⌕ `wpis`	sexual abstinence; chastity
▽ ⌕ `wpl`	pilgrimage
▽ ⌕ `wpp`	preaching
▽ ⌕ `wps`	mission
▽ ⌕ `wpw`	monasticism; monastic living; monkhood; asceticism
▽ ⌕ `wr`	religious beliefs ≈ DDC `210`
▽ ⌕ `wrc`	animism
▽ ⌕ `wre`	fetishism ↞ `s` services
▽ ⌕ `wrf`	phallism; sexual worship ↞ `osm` mating
▽ ⌕ `wrh`	shamanism
▽ ⌕ `wri`	spiritualism; idealism ↞ `w6` invoking `p` consciousness
▽ ⌕ `wrir`	reincarnation; rebirth; transmigration
▽ ⌕ `wrn`	naturalism ↞ `g` bulk matter `h` celestial objects `i` rocks `j` landforms `k` genes `l` cells `m` organisms
▽ ⌕ `wrnm`	materialism ↞ `g` bulk matter
▽ ⌕ `wru`	humanism ↞ `t` civil society
▽ ⌕ `wrw`	rationalism ↞ `por` reason
▽ ⌕ `wt`	faiths; doctrines; denominations ≈ DDC `290`
▽ ⌕ `wt3`	practiced by; professed by adherent; prophet ↞ `px` persons
▽ ⌕ `wt31ts` ⋄	Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wt3b`	lay persons; lay adherents
▽ ⌕ `wt3b(86c)`	non adherents; non believers
▽ ⌕ `wt3d`	elders; senior members
▽ ⌕ `wt3f`	lay assistants
▽ ⌕ `wt3h`	hermits; ascetics; fakirs
▽ ⌕ `wt3m`	monks; monastic orders
▽ ⌕ `wt3mn`	nuns
▽ ⌕ `wt3n`	deacons; assistant ministers
▽ ⌕ `wt3p`	clerics; clergymen; churchmen; ministers; priests
▽ ⌕ `wt3po`	seniors; bishops; abbots
▽ ⌕ `wt3pt`	archbishops; metropolitans
▽ ⌕ `wt3pw`	general leader
▽ ⌕ `wt3x`	prophets
▽ ⌕ `wt3xb`	founder; originator
▽ ⌕ `wt3xd`	reformers
▽ ⌕ `wt3xe`	messiah
▽ ⌕ `wt3xg`	gurus; mahatmas; prophets SS; wise men
▽ ⌕ `wt3xm`	martyrs
▽ ⌕ `wt3xs`	saints; bodhisattvas; enlightened ones
▽ ⌕ `wt3xu`	thaumaturgers; wonder workers; miracle workers
▽ ⌕ `wt3xw`	shamans; witch doctors; medicine men; sorcerers
▽ ⌕ `wt3xy`	theocratic sovereigns; divinely appointed kings
▽ ⌕ `wtc`	Vedic Brahmanism; Vedism ≈ DDC `294`
▽ ⌕ `wtd`	Hinduism; Sana-Tana Dharma ≈ DDC `294`
▽ ⌕ `wtdf`	Nyaya; school of logic
▽ ⌕ `wtdi`	Vaisheshika; atomist school
▽ ⌕ `wtdm`	Samkhya; enumeration school
▽ ⌕ `wtdo`	Yoga; Patanjali school
▽ ⌕ `wtds`	Purva Mimamsa
▽ ⌕ `wtdv`	Vedanta; Uttara Mimamsa
▽ ⌕ `wte`	Carvaka; Charvaka; Lokayata
▽ ⌕ `wtf`	Jainism ≈ DDC `294`
▽ ⌕ `wtg`	Sikhism; Gurmat ≈ DDC `294`
▽ ⌕ `wth`	Buddhism
▽ ⌕ `wth3xb`	Buddha; Siddhārtha Gautama; Shakyamuni Buddha
▽ ⌕ `wthh`	Hinayana; Theravada; the Lesser Vehicle
▽ ⌕ `wthm`	Mahayana; the Great Vehicle
▽ ⌕ `wthq`	Chinese Buddhism including Kosa; Fa-hsiang; T'ien T'ai; Chen-yen
▽ ⌕ `wths`	Lamaism; Vajrayana
▽ ⌕ `wthsb`	Bonpo
▽ ⌕ `wthsn`	Tantrism
▽ ⌕ `wthst`	Tibetan Lamaism
▽ ⌕ `wtht`	Japanese Buddhism including Nara, Tendai, Shingon, Kamakara
▽ ⌕ `wthte`	Zen
▽ ⌕ `wthtei`	Rinzai
▽ ⌕ `wthtes`	Soto
▽ ⌕ `wthtp`	Pure Land Buddhism
▽ ⌕ `wtk`	Confucianism
▽ ⌕ `wtkn`	Neo-Confucianism
▽ ⌕ `wtknd`	Donghak; Tonghak; Korean Neo-Confucianism ↞ `tykk` Korean civilization
▽ ⌕ `wtl`	Legalism
▽ ⌕ `wtm`	Mohism; Moism
▽ ⌕ `wtn`	Taoism; Daoism
▽ ⌕ `wtn3xb`	Lao-tzu
▽ ⌕ `wto`	Shinto
▽ ⌕ `wtot`	Oomoto; Oomoto-kyo
▽ ⌕ `wtp`	ancient Egyptian religion
▽ ⌕ `wtp3xy`	pharaoh
▽ ⌕ `wtq`	paganism; pre-Christian Europe polytheism
▽ ⌕ `wtqc`	Celtic paganism
▽ ⌕ `wtqcd`	druidism
▽ ⌕ `wtr`	Zoroastrianism; Mazdeism; Yezidis ≈ DDC `295`
▽ ⌕ `wtsWu`	Abrahamic religions
▽ ⌕ `wts`	Judaism ≈ DDC `296`
▽ ⌕ `wts3p`	rabbi
▽ ⌕ `wts7s`	Jewish scriptures
▽ ⌕ `wts7sb`	Jewish Bible ≈ DDC `220`
▽ ⌕ `wts7sm`	Talmud; rabbinic literature
▽ ⌕ `wtso`	orthodox Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsom`	modern ortodox Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsou`	Haredi; ultra-orthodox Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsouh`	Hasidic Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsq`	Masorti; conservative Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtss`	Sephardi
▽ ⌕ `wtst`	Reform Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsu`	progressive Judaism; liberal Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsuh`	humanist Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsuw`	reconstructionist Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtsv`	Samaritans
▽ ⌕ `wtsw`	Ashkenazi; Mizrahi
▽ ⌕ `wtsx`	Karaism; Karaite Judaism
▽ ⌕ `wtt`	Christianity ≈ DDC `230 240 250 260 270 280`
▽ ⌕ `wtt3p`	Christian priests ≈ DDC `250`
▽ ⌕ `wtt3po`	bishops
▽ ⌕ `wtt3pt`	archbishops
▽ ⌕ `wtt3pw`	the pope
▽ ⌕ `wtt3xe`	Jesus; Christ
▽ ⌕ `wtt3xs`	Christian saints
▽ ⌕ `wtt7h`	Christian symbol Christian cross; dove
▽ ⌕ `wtt7sb`	Christian Bible ≈ DDC `220`
▽ ⌕ `wttb`	primitive Church ≈ DDC `281`
▽ ⌕ `wttc`	Melkites; Melchites; Eastern patriarchates ≈ DDC `281`
▽ ⌕ `wttd`	Orthodoxes ≈ DDC `281`
▽ ⌕ `wttf`	Monophysites; Eastern churches ≈ DDC `281`
▽ ⌕ `wttfb`	Armenian church
▽ ⌕ `wttfc`	Coptic church
▽ ⌕ `wttfd`	Nestorian and Chaldean-catholic churches
▽ ⌕ `wttfe`	Ethiopian church
▽ ⌕ `wttfm`	Maronite church
▽ ⌕ `wttfs`	Syrian church; Jacobite
▽ ⌕ `wttft`	St. Thomas Christianity; Malabar; Mar Thoma Syrian church
▽ ⌕ `wtth`	Roman Catholicism ≈ DDC `282`
▽ ⌕ `wtti`	non-Roman Catholicism
▽ ⌕ `wttii`	independent Catholic churches
▽ ⌕ `wttio`	old Catholic church
▽ ⌕ `wttn`	Anglicanism ≈ DDC `283`
▽ ⌕ `wttp`	Protestantism; Reform churches
▽ ⌕ `wttpe`	Born Again incl' fundamentalism, revivalism, puritain free
▽ ⌕ `wttpeb`	Anabaptism; Mennonites
▽ ⌕ `wttpec`	Baptism ≈ DDC `286`
▽ ⌕ `wttped`	Darbysm
▽ ⌕ `wttpef`	Frères Larges
▽ ⌕ `wttpei`	Anglican evangelism
▽ ⌕ `wttpel`	free churches
▽ ⌕ `wttpem`	Methodism ≈ DDC `287`
▽ ⌕ `wttpep`	Pentecostism
▽ ⌕ `wttpeq`	Quakers; Religious Society of Friends ≈ DDC `289`
▽ ⌕ `wttpes`	Salvation Army
▽ ⌕ `wttpev`	Adventism ≈ DDC `286`
▽ ⌕ `wttpew`	Reformed Evangelism
▽ ⌕ `wttph`	Hussites
▽ ⌕ `wttpk`	African churches; Kimbangism
▽ ⌕ `wttpl`	Lutheranism ≈ DDC `284`
▽ ⌕ `wttpll`	Presbyterianism; Calvinistic methodism ≈ DDC `285`
▽ ⌕ `wttpm`	Moravian Church; United Brethren; Unitas Fratrum; Herrnhuters ≈ DDC `284`
▽ ⌕ `wttpn`	Calvinism; Reformed Presbiterianism including Calvinists, Huguenots ≈ DDC `284`
▽ ⌕ `wttpnc`	Congregationalism ≈ DDC `285`
▽ ⌕ `wttpnr`	Arminiens; Remontrants
▽ ⌕ `wttpnu`	Puritanism ≈ DDC `285`
▽ ⌕ `wttpnw`	Walloon Church
▽ ⌕ `wttpp`	Pietism
▽ ⌕ `wttpv`	Waldensians; Waldenses; Vaudois; Valdesi
▽ ⌕ `wttpw`	Lollards; Wycliffites
▽ ⌕ `wtts`	Mormons; Latter-Day Saints
▽ ⌕ `wttt`	Moonism
▽ ⌕ `wttu`	Neo-Apostolism
▽ ⌕ `wttv`	transversal theological groups
▽ ⌕ `wttvb`	Barth theology; Neo-Orthodoxes
▽ ⌕ `wttvc`	Charismatic movement
▽ ⌕ `wttvf`	Liberation Theology
▽ ⌕ `wttvl`	Theological Liberalism
▽ ⌕ `wttvld`	Death of God theology
▽ ⌕ `wttvm`	modern theologies
▽ ⌕ `wttvs`	social Christianity
▽ ⌕ `wttvzs`	Christian Science; Scientism
▽ ⌕ `wttw`	Jehovah's Witnesses
▽ ⌕ `wttwzs`	Antitrinitaires; Socinians; Unitarians; Christadelphism
▽ ⌕ `wttwzu`	Universalism; Armstrong ≈ DDC `289`
▽ ⌕ `wttwzw`	Swedenborgians
▽ ⌕ `wttx`	Apostolic churches
▽ ⌕ `wtty`	African indigenous sects
▽ ⌕ `wtu`	Islam ≈ DDC `297`
▽ ⌕ `wtu3p`	imam
▽ ⌕ `wtu3xb`	Muhammad
▽ ⌕ `wtu7sb`	Koran; Qur'an; Quran; Alcoran; Al-Qur'an
▽ ⌕ `wtub`	Black Muslims
▽ ⌕ `wtud`	Druze faith
▽ ⌕ `wtuk`	Nurculuk
▽ ⌕ `wtun`	Sunni; Sunnites
▽ ⌕ `wtuq`	Shi'a; Shi'ites
▽ ⌕ `wtuqh`	Ahmadiya
▽ ⌕ `wtus`	Sufism; Dervish; Darvesh
▽ ⌕ `wtv`	Bahá'í faith; Bahaism ≈ DDC `297`
▽ ⌕ `wtvb`	Babism
▽ ⌕ `wtvzf`	Anthroposophy
▽ ⌕ `wtvzo`	Cao Dai
▽ ⌕ `wtvzw`	Rastafarianism
▽ ⌕ `wtw`	New Age
▽ ⌕ `wtwzs`	Scientology; Dianetics
▽ ⌕ `wtx`	Theosophy
▽ ⌕ `wty`	Humanism; International Humanist and Ethical Union
Connected classes:
`001` `[w1]`	produced in; published in publication time
`01` `[w1]`	as known in historical period
`081` `[w1]`	as set at time; epoch
`12` `[w1]`	in moment; period; temporal context
`13` `[w1]`	from; since; beginning at; originated at start time
`134` `[w1]`	until; ending at end time
`14` `[w1]`	before subsequent time
`144` `[w1]`	after preceding time
`17` `[w1]`	in historical time
`n18` `[w1]`	in time
`p91` `[w1]`	born on birth time
`p914` `[w1]`	dead on death time
`p915` `[w1]`	living in; floruit in time
`q17` `[w1]`	in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics]
`q173` `[w1]`	originated in epoch
`q1734` `[w1]`	extinct in; dead in epoch
`r31` `[w1]`	made in time
`r5m`	mechanical technology ↞ `g w`
`r913` `[w1]`	introduced in time
`s91` `[w1]`	of period
`t6x`	faith ↞ `wt`
`t76` `[wt]`	adhering to
`t91` `[w1]`	formed in origin time
`t96` `[wt]`	following religion
`tyd`	Canaan ↞ `wts`
`tyi`	Ancient India; Hindu and Buddhist civilizations ↞ `wtc wtd wth`
`tyjb`	Tibetan civilization ↞ `wths`
`tysm`	Byzantine civilization; Byzantium ↞ `wttd tyrrt`
`tytc`	Islamic Golden Age ~800-1258 CE ↞ `wtu`
`tyth`	Western Christendom; Holy Roman Empire civilization ↞ `wtth`
`tyto`	Ottoman civilization ↞ `wtu tysm`
`u17` `[w1]` ⋄	in fiscal year; financial; budget year
`u63` `[wt]`	inspired to religion
`u69e`	religious law ↞ `wt`
`u6h`	church polity ↞ `w`
`u91` `[w1]`	founded in foundation time
`u917` `[w1]`	office start
`w1nU` `[w1nWos]`	Antiquity; 999 BC to 499 AD [ancient history]
`w1pU` `[w1otWDps]`	Middle Ages; post-classical period; 500 to 1499 CE [medieval history]
`w31` `[w]` ⋄	derived from original custom
`w7h`	religious symbol ↞ `wt`
`wg91` `[w1]`	of; edition of year
`wri`	spiritualism; idealism ↞ `w6 p`
`x18` `[w1]`	in historical period
`x91` `[w1]`	typical of time
`x9n`	renaissance ↞ `w1pwWt`
`x9u`	modernism; avant-garde ↞ `w1pw w1px`
`xfɭ`	religious paintings ↞ `wt`
`xn`	dances [choreology] ↞ `wb q7g`
`y17` `[w1]`	at time
`y6m`	magical ↞ `wom`
`y91` `[w1]`	known in time
`y96` `[wr]`	faith; religious inspiration
`ydiq`	sacred texts ↞ `w7s`
`yssu`	cultural anthropology; ethnography ↞ `w`

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