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A ... aa
| A’a ... abaca
| Abacha, Sani ... abbess
| Abbeville ... ?Abd al-Ra?uf
| ?Abd al-?abur, ?ala? ... ?Abdullah I
| ?Abdullah ibn ?Abd al-?Aziz al Sa?ud ... Abernathy, Ralph David
| Abernon, Sir John D’ ... Abkhazian
| Abkhazian language ... Abrahams, Harold
| Abrahams, Harold Maurice ... Absolute Spirit
| absolute temperature ... Abu al-?azm Jahwar ibn Jahwar
| Abu al-Hudhayl al-?Allaf ... Abu Mazen
| Abu, Mount ... abuna
| Abuná, Río ... Academy of Fine Arts, Gallery of the
| Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. ... accelerated erosion
| accelerated graphics port ... Account of the Principal Lazarettos in Europe, An
| Account of the Sore Throat Attended with Ulcers ... acetic anhydride
| acetoacetic acid ... Achilles
| Achilles ... AcK
| “Ack libertas, tu ädla tingh” ... acoustical shadow
| acoustico-lateralis system ... acrylic compound
| acrylic fibre ... Action, L’?
| Action painting ... Acuña y Villanueva de la Iglesia, Rosario de
| Acunha ... Adair, Red
| Adair v. the United States ... Adams, Gerry
| Adams, Hannah ... adder
| Adderley, Cannonball ... adelomorphous cell
| Adelonda di Frigia ... adiabatic nuclear demagnetization
| adiabatic process ... Adli Yegen
| ADLP ... Adonias Filho
| Adonic line ... Adrien de Gerlache
| Adrienne Lecouvreur ... Adventures of Master F. J.
| Adventures of Mottel, the Cantor’s Son ... Aegean Islands
| Aegean Sea ... aerarium Saturni
| aeration ... Aesernia
| Aeshma ... afferent impulse
| afferent nerve ... Africa Orientale Italiana
| Africa Vetus ... African rock crawler
| African Roscius, The ... After War
| afterbirth ... agape
| Agapetus I, Saint ... age-related macular degeneration
| age-specific death rate ... Agilulf
| Agin-Buriatiya ... agonism
| agonism ... agricultural price support
| agricultural prices ... Aguinaldo, Emilio
| Aguirre Cerda, Pedro ... Ahl al-kahf
| Ahl al-Kitab ... “Ahnfrau, Die”
| Aho, Esko ... Aiken, Joan
| Aiken, Joan Delano ... air gun
| air hoist ... Aire, River
| Airedale ... ajaeng
| ajaeng sanjo ... Akathistos
| Akayev, Askar ... Akintola, Samuel Ladoke
| Akinwande Oluwole Soyinka ... Akwapim-Togo Ranges
| Akyab ... Alagöz, Mount
| Alain ... Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
| Alaska paper birch ... Albany, Alexander Stewart, duke of
| Albany Congress ... Albert of Cologne
| Albert of Halberstadt ...
Albertville Olympics ... albuminuria
Albertville Olympics (1992) | Albery family (British family) | Albery, James (British dramatist) | Albery, Sir Bronson James (Britishtheatrical manager) | Albery, Sir Donald Arthur Rolleston (British producer) | Albesti (Romania) | Albi (France) | Albian Stage (geology) | albicore (fish) | Albida acacia (tree) | Albiev, Islam-Beka (Russian wrestler) | Albigenser, Die (work by Lenau) | Albigenses (French religious movement) | Albigensian crusade (French religious history) | Albigensians (French religious movement) | Albiker, Karl (sculptor) | albinism (genetic condition) | Albino (horse) | Albinoni, Tomaso Giovanni (Italian composer) | Albinovanus Pedo (Roman poet) | Albintimilium (ancient town, Italy) | Albinus (Greek philosopher) | Albinus, Bernard Siegfried (German anatomist) | Albinus, Decimus Clodius Septimius (Roman general) | Albinus, Decimus Junius Brutus (Roman general) | Albion (poem by Saint-Amant) | Albion (island, Europe) | Albion College (college, Albion, Michigan, United States) | Albion Female Collegiate Institute (college, Albion, Michigan, United States) | Albireo (star) | Albishir (emir of Yauri kingdom) | albite (mineral) | albite twin (crystallography) | albite-epidote-hornfels facies (geology) | Albium Intemelium (ancient town, Italy) | Albizia (plant genus) | Albizia julibrissin (tree) | Albizia julibrizzin (tree) | Albizia lebbek (plant) | Albizia lophantha (plant) | Albizzi family (Italian family) | Albizzia (plant genus) | Albo, Joseph (Spanish philosopher) | Alboacen (Na?rid ruler) | alboka (musical instrument) | Alboni, Marietta (Italian opera singer) | Alborán Basin (basin, Mediterranean Sea) | Alborán, Isla de (island, Spain) | Alborán Island (island, Spain) | Alboreto, Michele (Italian race-car driver) | Ålborg (Denmark) | Ålborg akvavit (distilled liquor) | Albornoz, Gil Álvarez Carrillo de (Spanish cardinal) | Alborz Mountains (mountain range, Iran) | Albourz Mountains (mountain range, Iran) | Albrecht, Bernard (British musician) | Albrecht der Bär (margrave of Brandenburg) | Albrecht der Beherzte (duke of Saxony) | Albrecht, Duke of Bavaria (German forestry expert) | Albrecht Dürer (work by Panofsky) | Albrecht, Herzog von Teschen, Erzherzog (Austrian field marshal) | Albrecht VII (archduke of Austria) | Albrecht von Brandenburg (German cardinal, margrave of Brandenburg, and elector of Mainz) | Albrecht von Hohenzollern (duke of Prussia) | Albrechts Castle (castle, Meissen, Germany) | Albrechtsberger, Johann Georg (Austrian composer) | Albret, Arnaud-Amanieu d’ (French noble) | Albret, César-Phébus d’ (marshal of France) | Albret, Charlotte d’ (French princess) | Albret family (French family) | Albret, Jeanne d’ (queen of Navarre) | Albright Art Gallery (museum, Buffalo, New York, United States) | Albright, Fuller (American endocrinologist) | Albright, Ivan (American painter) | Albright, Josephine Patterson (American journalist) | Albright, Madeleine (United States statesman) | Albright, Tenley (American figure skater) | Albright, Tenley Emma (American figure skater) | Albright, W. F. (American biblical archaeologist) | Albright, William Foxwell (American biblical archaeologist) | Albright-Knox Art Gallery (museum, Buffalo, New York, United States) | Albright’s syndrome (pathology) | Albucasis (Muslim physician and author) | Albula (Algeria) | Albula Alps (mountains, Switzerland) | Albula vulpes (fish) | Albulidae (fish family) | Albuliformes (fish order) | album (Roman notice board) | Album de vers anciens, 1890–1900 (work by Valéry) | album leaf (art) | Album quilt (American soft furnishing) | Albumasar (Muslim astrologer) | Albumazar (Muslim astrologer) | albumen (biology) | albumen paper (paper) | albumin (protein) | albumin paper (paper) | albuminuria (pathology)
| alboka ... Alcázar Palace
| Alcazarquivir ... Aldabaran
| Aldabra giant tortoise ... Aleksandriya
| Aleksandrov, Pavel Sergeevich ... Aleutian Basin
| Aleutian Current ... Alexandra
| Alexandra ... Alfie
| alfiere ... algebraic linguistics
| algebraic map ... ?Ali I ibn Mazyad
| ?Ali ibn Abi ar-Rijal ... Alisma subcordatum
| Alisma triviale ... alkyne
| ALL ... alla prima
| Alla Rakha Khan ... Allen, Gracie
| Allen, Henry ... Alliance Society
| alliance theory ... allowed transition
| alloy ... almonry school
| Almora ... alpen
| Alpenhorn ... Alpharabius
| Alphavirus ... Altaisky Nature Reserve
| Altamira ... Altis
| altithermal ... aluminum sulfate
| aluminum trichloride ... Amadeus
| Amadeus ... “Amants, Les”
| Amapá ... Amazing Marriage, The
| Amazing Stories ... Amblyornis inornatus
| Amblypygi ... Amelio, Gilbert
| Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded and Sick in Armed Forces in the Field, Convention for the ... American Basketball Association
| American Basketball League ... American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
| American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees v. State of Washington ... American Library Association
| American linden ... American Samoa
| American Samoa, flag of ... Americans with Disabilities Act
| Americas ... amidot
| amidoth ... ?amme ha-aretz
| Ammers-Küller, Jo van ... Amon-Re, Temple of
| Among the Cinders ... Amphicarpum purshii
| Amphicerus bicaudatus ... ?Amri
| Amri ... amyloid
| amyloid plaque ... anadromous fish
| Anadyr ... analytic geometry
| analytic language ... Anas crecca
| Anas cyanoptera ... Anauni
| anautogenous fly ... Ancona
| Ancre, Concino Concini, Marquis d’ ... Anderson, Garland
| Anderson, George Lee ... Ando Tokutaro
| Andocides ... Andrews, James J.
| Andrews, Julie ... Andy Capp
| Andy Griffith Show, The ... Angeles National Forest
| Ángeles, Victoria de los ... angle harp
| angle of attack ... Anglo-Soviet Agreement
| Anglo-Tibetan Treaty ... Anheuser, Eberhard
| Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc. ... Animals Improvise Counterpoint, The
| animals, master of the ... Anna Christie
| Anna Comnena ... Annie Get Your Gun
| Annie Hall ... Anomalopterygidae
| anomalous dispersion ... Anseba River
| Anselm ... ?Antar, Romance of
| Antara ... anther
| Antheraea assama ... anthropometry
| anthropomorphic mask ... Antichrist, The
| anticipation ... Antilopini
| antilymphocyte serum ... antipyretic
| Antipyrgos ... Antonines
| Antonini, Palazzo ... Anuttarayoga-tantra
| anuvadi ... Aotearoa
| “Aotearoa” ... Apepi
| Aper ... Apis florea
| Apis indica ... “Apollo Belvedere”
| apollo butterfly ... apostle spoon
| Apostle, The ... Appel, Kenneth
| Appelfeld, Aharon ... Applied Anthropology, Society for
| applied artificial intelligence ... Apthorp, Sarah Wentworth
| Aptian Stage ... Aquifoliales
| Aquila ... ?Arabi
| Arabi Pasha ... Arago remains
| Aragon ... Aratus of Sicyon
| Arauca ... Arbuthnot, John
| Arbuthnot Range ... Archangel tar
| archbishop ... architecture, Oceanic
| Architecture of Country Houses, The ... Arcturus the Hunting Hound and Other Stories
| arcuate artery ... Arelate
| Aremorica ... Argenis
| Argenlieu, Georges-Thierry d’ ... Arguments for Socialism
| argumentum ad baculum ... Aries, first point of
| arietta ... Arita
| Arita ware ... Arlen, Harold
| Arlen, Michael ... Armenia, flag of
| Armenia, history of ... Armstrong, David Malet
| Armstrong, Debbie ... Arnold, Eddy
| Arnold, Hap ... Arpad
| Árpád dynasty ... Arrow
| arrow ... Arsuk Fjord
| art ... Artakhshathra I
| Artakhshathra I ... arthapatti
| Arthoniales ... artificial perception
| artificial reality ... ?Arukh
| ?Arukh ha-shalem ... As Lagrimas e o Vento
| As Ten as Twenty ... Ascaphus
| Ascaphus truei ... asepsis
| aseptic meningitis ... Ashikaga bakufu
| Ashikaga family ... Ashurnasirpal II, palace of
| Ashvaghosa ... Askhabad
| Askia Dawud ... asphodel
| Asphodelaceae ... Assembly, House of
| assembly language ... Assuan
| assumed risk defense ... Astley, Thea
| Astley, Thea Beatrice May ... astronomical unit
| Astronomische Gesellschaft ... AT-6 Spiral
| At-Bashy Range ... Atelier 17
| Atelier Dix-Sept ... “Athens of South America”
| Athens Olympic Games ... Atlanta University School of Social Work
| atlantes ... atman
| Atmore ... Atoms for Peace speech
| Aton ... attainder
| attainder, bill of ... Attrition, War of
| Attu ... Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream, The
| Audaghost ... Augias
| Augier, Émile ... Augustus III
| Augustus the Strong ... aureus
| Aurgelmir ... Austin Flint murmur
| Austin, Frederic ... Australian mountain ash
| Australian Museum ... autarkei
| autarkeia ... autologous bone-marrow rescue
| autologous transfusion ... autosome
| autostrada ... Avanti!
| Avanti ... Avery, Frederick Bean
| Avery, John ... Avogadro’s number
| avoidance behaviour ... ax stroke
| axe ... “Axur, re d’Ormus”
| Ay ... Aysén
| Aythya affinis ... Azhi Dahaka
| azide ... Azzone Soldanus
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B ... Baba, Malam
| Baba Malay language ... Babri Mosjid
| Babrius ... Baccio della Porta
| Bach, Alexander, baron von ... back-propagation algorithm
| back-strap loom ... Bad Aussee
| Bad Boys ... Badlands National Park
| Badminton ... Baggara
| baggataway ... Bahcall, John N.
| Bahia ... Baijini
| Baikal cod ... Bainis righe
| Bainsizza Plateau ... Baker, Etta
| Baker, Florence ... Baksar
| Baksar, Battle of ... Balao
| Balao ... Baldwin III
| Baldwin III ... Baliol, John de
| Baliol, John de ... Ballard, John
| Ballard, Robert ... Ballymun
| Ballynahinch ... Baltimore incident
| Baltimore of Baltimore, Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Baron ... Bampton
| Bampton, John ... Banda, Hastings Kamuzu
| Banda Islands ... bandurria
| bandwagon effect ... Banjara
| Banjari ... banneret
| Bannerman, Henry ... Baoruco, Sierra de
| Baotou ... Barabu?ur
| Baracaldo ... barbarian
| Barbarian in the Garden ... Barbirolli, Sir John
| barbital ... Bardi–Busini, Palazzo
| Bardia ... Baringo, Lake
| Barings PLC ... Barmakids
| Bärmann, Heinrich ... Barnum, Phineas Taylor
| Barnwell ... Barrackpur Mutiny
| Barracks, The ... Barrington, George
| Barrington Island ... Barter
| Barter Theatre ... Bartramia longicauda
| Bartramia pomiformis ... base community
| base course ... Basic Law for Environmental Pollution Control
| Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ... Basingstoke
| Basingstoke and Deane ... Bassac
| Bassac ... Bastwick, John
| Basuku ... Bates, Deacon L. J.
| Bates, Edward ... Batiushkov, Konstantin Nikolayevich
| Batjan ... Battle of Algiers, The
| Battle of Anghiari ... Bauer, Andreas
| Bauer, Bruno ... bay
| bay ... Bay?an Umm Rusas
| bayin ... BCEAO
| BCG ... beam riding
| beam splitter ... beat
| beat ... Beauharnais, Marie-Josèphe-Rose, vicomtesse de
| Beauharnois Canal ... Bebey, Francis
| bebop ... Becquerel, Alexandre-Edmond
| Becquerel, Antoine-César ... bee louse
| bee milk ... Before Dawn
| Before Night Falls ... Behnes, William
| Behold the Murmuring Sea ... Beja
| Béja ... Belcher, Sir Edward
| belching ... Belkhadem, Abdelaziz
| Belkis ... Bella Coola
| bella diplomatica ... Bellmer, Hans
| bellminer ... Belos
| Belostomatidae ... Bembo
| Bembo, Pietro ... Bender Cassim
| Bender, Charles Albert ... benefit
| benefit performance ... Beni Saf
| Beni Suef ... Bennington
| Bennington ... Benvenuto Cellini
| Benxi ... Berbie Palace
| Berceo, Gonzalo de ... Berg, Patty
| Berg, Paul ...
Beriberi language | berimbau (musical instrument) | Berinsky, Lev (Israeli author) | Berio, Luciano (Italian composer) | Beriosova, Svetlana (British dancer) | Bériot, Charles-Auguste de (Belgian violinist) | Beriya, Lavrenty Pavlovich (Soviet government official) | Berk-Yaruq (Seljuq prince) | Berke (Mongol ruler) | Berkeley (county, South Carolina, United States) | Berkeley (California, United States) | Berkeley (plantation, Virginia, United States) | Berkeley, Busby (American director) | Berkeley, George (Irish philosopher) | Berkeley, John (British politician) | Berkeley school (geography) | Berkeley, Sir Lennox (British composer) | Berkeley, Sir Lennox Randall Francis (British composer) | Berkeley, Sir William (British colonial official) | Berkeley Software Distribution (computer operating system) | Berkeley, University of California at (university, California, United States) | berkelium (chemical element) | Berkhamsted (England, United Kingdom) | Berkman, Alan (American physician and activist) | Berkman, Alexander (American anarchist) | Berkner, Lloyd Viel (American physicist and engineer) | Berkowitz, David (American serial killer) | Berks (county, Pennsylvania, United States) | Berkshire (county, England, United Kingdom) | Berkshire (breed of pig) | Berkshire (county, Massachusetts, United States) | Berkshire Downs (hills, England, United Kingdom) | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (American company) | Berkshire Hills (mountains, United States) | Berlage, Hendrik Petrus (Dutch architect) | Berlanga, Tomás de (Spanish bishop) | Berle, Adolph (American lawyer and economist) | Berle, Milton (American comedian) | Berliawsky, Louise (American sculptor) | Berlichingen, Gottfried von (German knight) | Berlichingen, Götz von (German knight) | Berlin (album by Reed) | Berlin (Connecticut, United States) | Berlin (work by Plievier) | Berlin (Germany) | Berlin (New Hampshire, United States) | “Berlin Alexanderplatz” (work by Döblin) | Berlin, Battle of (European history) | Berlin black (varnish) | Berlin blockade and airlift (Europe [1948-49]) | Berlin, Brent (American linguist) | Berlin Codex 8502 (Coptic text) | Berlin Conference (European history) | Berlin conference (Europe [1954]) | Berlin, Congress of (European history) | Berlin Decree (Europe [1806]) | Berlin, Free University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin, Humboldt University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin in Monte Carlo (work by Unruh) | Berlin, Irving (American composer) | Berlin, Isaiah ben Judah Loeb (Hungarian scholar) | Berlin Mitte (area, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin, Naphtali Zevi Judah (Jewish scholar) | Berlin Olympic Games (1936) | Berlin Painter (Greek artist) | Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (German orchestra) | Berlin, Sir Isaiah (British historian) | Berlin Society for Empirical Philosophy (German organization) | Berlin State Orchestra (German orchestra) | Berlin Stories, The (work by Isherwood) | Berlin transparency (porcelain) | Berlin, treaties of (European history) | Berlin, Treaty of (European history) | Berlin, University of (university, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin Wall (wall, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin ware (pottery) | Berlin West Africa Conference (European history) | Berlin white (chemical compound) | Berlin woolwork (art) | Berlin Zoo (zoo, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin Zoological Garden and Aquarium (zoo, Berlin, Germany) | Berlin-Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum (museum, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner, Emil (American inventor) | Berliner, Emile (American inventor) | Berliner Ensemble (German theatrical company) | Berliner Festwochen (festival, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung (German periodical) | Berliner Mauer (wall, Berlin, Germany) | Berliner Philharmoniker (German orchestra)
| ... Berman, Lazar Naumovich
| Berman, Pandro Samuel ... Berne Union
| Berner Alpen ... Berrigan, Daniel
| Berrigan, Philip Francis ... Bertrand, Joseph-Louis-François
| Bertrand, Louis ... Best, Charles H.
| Best, Charles Herbert ... Beta Israel
| Beta Lyrae ... Bethlehem Chapel
| Bethlehem Ephrathah ... Betula platyphylla japonica
| Betula populifolia ... Bezier curve
| Béziers ... Bharmal of Amber, Raja
| Bhartendu ... bhumija
| Bhurtpore ... Bible
| Bible and Sword: England and Palestine from the Bronze Age to Balfour ... Bickerstaffe, Isaac
| Bickertonites ... Bieszczady National Park
| BIF ... “Big White Fog“
| Big Wild Goose Pagoda ... Bikol
| Bila ... billiards
| Billiards at Half-Past Nine ... binding site
| Binding Up of the Years ... biocompatibility
| biocomponent fibre ... biomass fuel
| biomaterials ... birch
| birch beer ... Birkbeck, George
| Birked language ... Biscay, Bay of
| Biscayne Bay ... Bissagos Islands
| Bissaker, Robert ... Biwat
| Bixa ... Black Book of Carmarthen
| Black Book of Clanranald ... Black Hawk
| black hawk ... black poplar
| Black Pottery culture ... Black Woman, The: An Anthology
| Black Women’s Health Imperative ... Blackcraig Hill
| blackcurrant ... bladder urine
| bladder worm ... Blamauer, Karoline
| Blanc ... blasphemy
| Blass, Bill ... blended whiskey
| blended yogurt ... Bliss, William D. P.
| Bliss, William Dwight Porter ... Bloemfontein
| blog ... bloodfin
| bloodflower ... Blowin’ in the Wind
| blowing agent ... blue pincushion
| blue pine ... blues
| Blues for Mister Charlie ... Bo Shan
| Bo Shucun ... Bocage, Manuel Maria Barbosa du
| bocal ... Bodo
| Bodo ... Boeren Brueghel
| Boerhaave, Hermann ... bogus yucca moth
| Boguslawski, Wojciech ... boiling
| boiling ... Bolden, Buddy
| Bolden, Charles ... bollworm
| Bollywood ... bomb
| bomb ... Bonaparte, Louis
| Bonaparte, Louis ... bone, giant-cell tumour of
| bone grease ... Bonnburg
| Bonne Aventure ... Book of Abraham
| Book of Addition and Subtraction According to the Hindu Calculation ... Book Token
| book trachea ... BOP
| Bopha Devi ... Borders of the Tamar and the Tavy, The
| Bordes, Charles ... Borinquen
| Boris ... “Borrachos, Los”
| Borrelia ... Bose-Einstein statistics
| Böselager, Count Philipp von ... Boston News-Letter, The
| Boston Patriots ... Bothrops jajacara
| Bothrops jararaca ... Boubat, Edouard
| Bouc, the ... boulle work
| Boullée, Étienne-Louis ... Bourdelle, Émile-Antoine
| Bourdet, Claude ... Bouts, Dieric
| Bouts, Dierick ... Bowes-Lyon, Elizabeth Angela Marguerite
| bowfin ... Boxer, The
| boxfish ... Boys Town
| Boys Town ... bracken fern family
| Brackenridge, Hugh Henry ... Bradypodidae
| Bradypus ... Brahms, Johannes
| Brahui ... Branch Will Not Break, The
| branched polymer ... Branibor
| Branicki family ... Bratescu-Voinesti, I. A.
| Brathwait, Richard ... brazil nut family
| Brazil nut tree ... Breaking Away
| breaking ball ... Breisach
| Breisach am Rhein ... Bressanone
| Bresse ... Brezhnev, Leonid Ilich
| Brezhoneg language ... Bridges, Calvin Blackman
| Bridges, Christopher Brian ... bright nebula
| Bright, Richard ... brise-soleil
| Brisiacum ... British Columbia, University of
| British Commonwealth Games ... British Virgin Islands, flag of
| British West Africa ... Broadway Open House
| Broadwood, John ... Broken Hill
| Broken Hill ... Bronx
| Bronx Bull, the ... Brooks, Leon Eric “Kix”
| Brooks, Louise ... Broussonetia papyrifera
| Brouthers, Dennis ... Brown, James Richard
| Brown, Jim ... Browne, Elliott Martin
| Browne, Felicia Dorothea ... brucellosis
| brucellosis spondylitis ... Bruneau, Louis-Charles-Bonaventure-Alfred
| Brunechildis ... brush-furred rat
| brush-tailed marsupial mouse ... Bryennius, Nicephorus
| Bryggen ... Bubnov, Andrey Sergeyevich
| Bubnovy Valet ... “Büchse der Pandora, Die”
| “Büchse der Pandora, Die” ... “Budai Krónika”
| Budai vár ... Buenos Aires
| Buenos Aires ... bugleweed
| bugling ... bulbar nerve
| bulbar nucleus ... Bull, Olaf Jacob Martin Luther
| Bull, Ole ... bum
| bum roll ... Bunraku-za
| Bunratty Castle ... Burbidge, Margaret
| burbot ... burglary
| Burgo family ... Burkhardt, Georg
| Burkhardt, Gottlieb ... Burney mission
| Burnham & Root ... Burroughs, William Seward
| Burroughs, William Seward ... Busan
| Busani ... Bushveld Complex
| bushveld vegetation ... Butcher of Lyon
| Butcher of Uganda ... Butte-Montmartre
| Butte-Silver Bow ... Buxbaumiidae
| Buxheimer Orgelbuch ... Bykovsky, Valery Fyodorovich
| bylina ... BZÖ
C ... Cabanis
| Cabanis, Pierre-Jean-Georges ... Cabot, George
| Cabot, John ... cadaver
| Cadaver Synod ... Caernarfon
| Caernarfon ... cage cup
| Cage, John ... Cairns, Jim
| Cairo ... calamine brass
| calamistrum ... calcium fluoride arsenate
| calcium gluconate ... Calendula officinalis
| Calepino, Ambrogio ... California Science Center
| California scrub oak ... Calley, William
| Calliactis ... calomel electrode
| Calonne, Charles-Alexandre de ... Calypso bulbosa
| Calypte helenae ... Cambrian Series 3
| Cambrian System ... cameralism
| Cameraman’s Revenge, The ... Campagnola, Domenico
| Campagnola, Giulio ... Campbell, Robert
| Campbell, Roy ... campu
| Câmpulung ... Canadian Labour Congress
| Canadian Literature ... Canberra, University of
| Canberry ... Candlemaker, The
| Candlemas ... Canis rufus
| Canis simensis ... Canon
| Cañon City ... cantharos
| Canthigaster ... Canute, Saint
| Canute the Great ... Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
| Cape cedar ... Caperea marginata
| Capernaum ... Cappadocia
| Cappadocian Father ... Caps
| Capsa ... Caracallus
| caracara ... carbocation
| carbocyclic compound ... carboxypeptidase
| carboxyphenol ... Cardinal Don Fernando Niño de Guevara
| cardinal fish ... Careysburg
| Carfagno, Edward ... Carlile, Richard
| Carlin, George ... Carmelites
| Carmen ... Carnival
| carnival ... Caroto, Giovan Francesco
| carousel ... Carr, John Dickson
| Carr, Jolyon ... Carriers Act
| Carrillo, Julián ... Carter Center
| Carter, Chris ... Carusburc
| Caruso, David ... Casanare
| Casanova ... Cashin, Bonnie
| cashmere ... Cassia hebecarpa
| Cassia marilandica ... Castanopsis chrysophylla
| Castanopsis nut ... Castilleja
| Castillejo, Cristóbal de ... Castriota, George
| Castro ... Catalan language
| Catalan Language Congress ... catcher’s mitt
| catchfly ... Catherine
| Catherine de Médicis ... Catopithecus
| Catoprion ... Caudofoveata
| caudofoveate ... cave fish
| Cave, Hugh Barnett ... Cayrol, Jean-Raphaël-Marie-Noël
| Cayuga ... cease-fire
| Ceatharlach ... ceiling
| ceiling diffuser ... cell adhesion molecule
| cell animation ... Celtic field system
| Celtic languages ... Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
| Centerville ... Central Eskimo
| Central European climate ... Central Siberian Plateau
| Central Siberian Yupik language ... Centris
| Centriscidae ... Cephalopoda
| Cephalopterus ... Cercis
| Cercis canadensis ... Ceresio, Lago
| Cereta, Laura ... cervical spondylosis
| cervical vertebra ... Cetina
| Cetina, Gutierre de ... Chac
| Chac-Mool ... Chaffee, Adna Romanza
| Chaffee, Emory Leon ... Chajang
| Chajang Yulsa ... Challenger
| “Challenger” disaster ... Chambers, William
| Chambersburg ... Champs délicieux, Les
| “Champs magnétiques, Les” ... Chandler Wobble
| Chandler, Zachariah ... Chang-hua
| Chang-hua ... Chanson de Roland, La
| Chanson de Saisnes, La ... Chapatin le tueur de lions
| Chapayev ... “Characters of Vertues and Vices”
| Characters of Virtues and Vices ... Charing Cross
| chariot ... Charles IV
| Charles IV ... Charles, William John
| Charles X ... Charolais Canal
| Charollais ... chassis
| Chastana ... Chauchoin, Lily Claudette
| Chauci ... Chebrikov, Viktor Mikhaylovich
| Chebyshev, Pafnuty Lvovich ... Cheleutoptera
| Chelia, Mount ... Chemical Method
| chemical milling ... Chen Qingtong
| Ch’en Shih-tseng ... Chenopodiaceae
| Chenopodium ... Cherone, Gary
| cheroot ... Chester
| Chester ... chhau
| chhimpa ... Chiat, Jay
| Chiat, Morton Jay ... Chicacole (India)
| Chicama (archaeological site, Peru) ... Chien-k’ang
| Ch’ien-lung ... child support
| Child, The ... Chiles, Lawton Mainor, Jr.
| chili pepper ... Chin Qilich Khan A?af Jah
| Chin Shih huang-ti ... Chinese art
| Chinese ash ... Chinese Professional Baseball League
| Chinese protolanguages ... Chinook language
| chinook salmon ... chiropterochory
| chirosophy ... Chlamydia psittaci
| Chlamydia trachomatis ... chloroplastin
| chloroplatinic acid ... chogori
| Chogori ... Chomolungma
| Chomsky, Avram Noam ... chord
| chord organ ... Chou Fang
| Chou Hsin ... Christabel
| Christabel; Kubla Khan: A Vision; The Pains of Sleep ... Christian the Younger
| “Christian Union” ... Christoffer av Bayern
| Christoffer, greve af Oldenburg ... chromosome map
| chromosome number ... Chrotomys
| Chru ... Ch’ü T’ai-su
| Chu Teh ... Chukotskoye More
| Chukovskaya, Lidiya Korneyevna ... “Church at Corinth, Letter to the”
| Church Building Act ... Chust pottery
| chute ... Ciconia ciconia ciconia
| Ciconia nigra ... CIM
| Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista ... cinereous vulture
| Cines ... Circle of Chalk, The
| circle of confusion ... Cirratulida
| Cirratulus ... Citheroniidae
| Citheroniinae ... city government
| City Hall ... Civil Action, A
| Civil Aeronautics Board ... Clackmannan
| Clackmannanshire ... clapper opera
| Clapperton, Hugh ... Clark, James
| Clark, James Beauchamp ... Clarsair Dall, An
| Clarus, Septicius ... clast
| clastic petrology ... Claxton, Timothy
| Clay ... Cleft, The
| Clegg, Johnny ... Cléomadès
| Cleombrotus ... Cleveland Museum of Art
| Cleveland Naps ... “Climats”
| climax ... clitellum
| Clitherow, Saint Margaret ... closed canopy forest
| closed captioning ... cloud formation
| “Cloud Howe” ... Clusia
| Clusia rose ... CNN
| CNO cycle ... Coast Guard Women’s Reserve
| Coast Mountains ... Cobet, C. G.
| Cobéua ... cochlea
| cochlear duct ... cocoa powder
| cocoa powder ... Codex Urbinas Latinus 1270
| Codex Vaticanus ... coenzyme A
| coenzyme Q ... cohabitation
| Cohan, George M. ... Coipasa Salt Flat
| coir ... cold painting
| cold pole ... colewort
| Coley, Doris ... collective obsession
| collective operation ... Collins, Edward Knight
| Collins, Eileen ... Colombe, Michel
| Colombes ... colonoscope
| colonus ... colour centre
| colour change ... Columbia Mountains
| Columbia Park ... comb-footed spider
| Combat ... Comencini, Luigi
| Comendador ... command technology
| command-and-control legislation ... Comminotto
| comminuted fracture ... common dolphin
| common dolphin ... common metre
| common mica ... common squirrel monkey
| common starling ... Communard
| Communauté Financiére Africaine franc ... community, utopian
| community-card poker ... comparative law
| comparative linguistics ... Complete Harmony, Hall of
| Complete Library of the Four Treasures, The ... compound-nucleus model
| compounding ... computer engineering
| Computer Fraud and Abuse Act ... Conboy, Sara Agnes McLaughlin
| Conca del Fucino ... Concha, Malaquías
| Conchagua ... Condé, Louis-Joseph, 8e prince de
| Condé, Maryse ... conduction, thermal
| conduction velocity ... Confessio amantis
| Confessio Augustana ... Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Nghia Viet Nam
| Cong Su ... Congress Kingdom of Poland
| “Congress, Letter to the” ... Connarus guianensis
| connation ... Conquest of Canaan, The
| Conquest of Constantinople ... Conservateur Littéraire
| conservation ... Constança
| Constance ... Constantinople, Orthodox Church of
| Constantinople, Patriarchate of ... constitutiones principum
| Constitutionnel, Le ... contact screen
| contact-stabilization method ... Continental Colours
| Continental Congress ... continuum gas
| continuum hypothesis ... contredanse anglaise
| contredanse française ... Conventional Lies of Our Civilization, The
| conventional moral reasoning ... Conwy Suspension Bridge
| cony ... Coolidge, Susan
| Coolidge, William Augustus Brevoort ... Cooper’s Hill
| Cooperstown ... Coppélia
| copper ... Cora
| Cora ... cord moss
| cord yarn ... Corfe Castle
| Corfu ... corn on the cob
| Corn Palace ... cornual pregnancy
| cornucopia ... Coronel, Battle of
| Coronel, Jorge Icaza ... Corpus Tibullianum
| corpuscle ... Corsa del Palio
| corsage ... Corvette
| Corvi, Domenico ... coset
| Cosgrave, Liam ... Costa, Cordillera de la
| Costa de Beauregard, Olivier ... Cotoneaster adpressus
| Cotonou ... Coucouzis, Demetrios
| Coucy ... counterblow forging
| counterchange ... Couples
| couplet ... Court of the State Security
| court order ... Covadonga Mountains National Park
| covalency ... cowfish
| Cowford ... CPI
| CPI ... Craigavon
| Craigavon, James Craig, 1st Viscount ... crappie
| craps ... Cray, Seymour R.
| Cray-1 ... credit insurance
| credit, letter of ... Creole Jazz Band
| creole languages ... Crétin, Guillaume
| cretinism ... criminal code
| Criminal Code Bill ... Cristofano, Francesco di
| Cristofori, Bartolomeo di Francesco ... Crni Drim
| Crnila ... Croly, Jane Cunningham
| Cromarty ... cross
| cross ... Crossfield, Albert Scott
| Crossfield, Scott ... crowfoot
| Crowfoot, Dorothy Mary ... Cruelty, Theatre of
| cruelty to animals ... cryogenic conductor
| cryogenics ... crystal gazing
| crystal goby ... Ctenocephalides felis
| Ctenocystoidea ... Cubi
| Cubi ... cuerda seca
| Cuernavaca ... cult drama
| cult novel ... Cumberland Narrows
| Cumberland Plateau ... Cunningham, Harry B.
| Cunningham, Imogen ... Curchod, Suzanne
| Curcio, Renato ... current meter
| current mode ... Curzola
| Curzon Line ... cutaneous porphyria
| cutaneous schistosomiasis ... Cwa climate
| CWC ... cyclic disease transmission
| cyclic electron flow ... Cydippe
| Cydippida ... Cynomys
| Cynomys gunnisoni ... Cyrtacanthacridinae
| Cyrtophora ... Czartoryski, Michal Fryderyk, Prince
| Czech Agrarian Party ... Czyz, Lejzor
D & S Plastics International ... Dachlan, Kijai Hadji Ahmad
| dachshund ... ?affah al-Gharbiyah, Al-
| daffodil ... Dai, Mount
| Dai Namboku ... Dajianlu
| Dajjal, ad- ... Daliang
| Dalila ... Dama dama mesopotamica
| “dama de Elche, La” ... Damnation of Theron Ware, The
| “Damnés de la terre, Les” ... Dance of the Red Tiger Devil
| dance paddle ... Daniel
| Daniel al-Qumisi ... danse à deux
| danse basse ... Daphnia middendorffiana
| Daphnis ... Dari language
| Daria Daulat ... D’Aronco, Raimondo
| DARPA ... Dasanami Sannyasi
| Dasavant ... data processing
| data structure ... Daulat
| Daulat Rao Sindhia ... David, Sir T. W. Edgeworth
| David, Sir Tannatt William Edgeworth ... Davis, Henry Winter
| Davis Islands ... Dawson, John Myrick
| Dawson, Len ... Days of Wine and Roses
| Days of Wine and Roses ... de Brunne, Sir Robert
| De Camp, Joseph ... De Havilland, Sir Geoffrey
| “De historia et causis plantarum” ... De l’esprit
| “De l’esprit des lois” ... De potestate regia et papali
| De potestate summi pontificis in rebus temporalibus ... “De universo”
| de Valera, Eamon ... deaf-mutism
| deafblindness ... Death on the Installment Plan
| Death on the Pale Horse ... Debut
| Déby, Idriss ... deciduous tree
| decimal fraction ... decryption
| Decticinae ... deerfly
| deerfly fever ... deflation
| deflation ... Dei, Treuga
| Dei, Treva ... Delalande, Michel-Richard
| Delambre, Jean-Baptiste-Joseph ... Delhi
| Delhi boil ... “Delo Artamonovykh”
| delocalization ... Dembinski, Henryk
| Dembinszky, Henrik ... Democratic Alliance
| Democratic Alliance ... demoniac possession
| demonic possession ... Dendrocopos major
| Dendrocopos pubescens ... Dennstaedtia
| Dennstaedtiaceae ... Deo Mugia
| Deo, Rai Brahma ... Depp, Johnny
| depravity ... derivatives
| derivatization ... Des Périers, Bonaventure
| Des Plaines ...
| Desert Archaic culture ... Desmarets de Saint-Sorlin, Jean
| Desmarets, Nicolas, Marquis de Maillebois ... desulfurization
| desulfurization, Raney nickel ... Deusdedit, Saint
| Deusdetit II ... Deutsches Museum von Meisterwerken der Naturwissenschaft und Technik
| Deutsches Nationaltheater ... Devereux, Walter, 1st earl of Essex
| devernalization ... Devonian shale gas
| Devonian System ... DG
| Dga’-ldan ... Dhauli River
| Dhauliganga ... Diabelli, Anton
| diabetes ... Dialogi contra Pelagianos
| Dialogic Imagination, The ... Diamondbacks
| diamondbird ... Diary of a Writer, The
| Diary of a Young Girl, The ... “Dibek, Der”
| Dibelius, Martin ... Dickinson, John
| Dickinson, Jonathan ... Didache
| didactic ... Diego, Gerardo
| Diégo-Suarez ... Dievs
| Diez, Friedrich Christian ... digestion
| digestive hormone ... dihydrotestosterone
| dihydroxyacetone phosphate ... dimbila
| Dimbleby, Richard ... Dindshenchas
| d’Indy, Paul-Marie-Theodore-Vincent ... Diocletian
| Diocletian, Baths of ... diopter
| Dioptra ... diploid parthenogenesis
| diploid phase ... direct broadcast satellite television
| direct carving ... Dirge Over This Dry and Cold Spring
| “Dirghagama” ... Discordia
| Discorsi del poema eroico ... discrimination reaction timer
| discrimination reversal ... Disneyland
| disociation ... dissociative disorder
| dissociative identity disorder ... disulfur dichloride
| disulfur dinitride ... divi
| divided catalog ... Diwan-i-Khas
| diwani script ... Djokjakarta
| Djolof ... do-it-yourself
| doab ... Doctor Zhivago
| Doctor Zhivago ... Dodsworth
| Dodsworth ... Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von
| Dohnányi, Erno ... Dollar Diplomacy
| dollar standard ... Domela, Jan
| Domenchina, José ... dominus
| Domitia Longina ... Donax variabilis
| Donbas ... Donner Pass
| Dono, Paolo di ... Dörben Oyrat
| Dorcas gazelle ... Dorsale Guineénne
| dorsalis pedis artery ... Doty, James Duane
| dou ... double-figure impost
| double-focusing mass spectrometer ... Douglas, Stephen A.
| Douglas, Stephen Arnold ... Dowie, John Alexander
| dowitcher ... DPT
| DQ Herculis ... Dragon Motif
| Dragon of Bosnia ... Draper, Paul
| Draper, Ruth ... Dred Scott decision
| Dred Scott Decision and the Declaration of Independence ... Dreyfus Affair
| Dreyfus Affair, The ... DRM
| DRM ... drowning
| Drowning of an Old Cat, The ... Druta, Ion
| Druz, Jebel el- ... DS4
| DS5 ... Duanag Ullamh, An
| Duane–Hunt law ... Duchamp, Marcel
| Duchamp, Raymond ... dueling
| Duellists, The ... Duke, James Buchanan
| Duke of Bedford, Master of the ... Dumbo
| dumdum ... Duncan, Robert Edward
| Duncan, Robert Todd ... dunnage
| dunnart ... Dupuis, Jean
| Dupuit, Arsène-Jules-Étienne-Juvénal ... Durham
| Durham ... dust tail
| dust, volcanic ... Duveen of Millbank, Joseph Duveen, Baron
| Duveneck, Frank ... Dwars
| Dwb climate ... Dynamic Hieroglyph of the Bal Tabarin
| dynamic link library ... Dyula
| Dyula language ... Dzyubin, Eduard Georgiyevich
E ... Eanes de Zurara, Gomes
| Eanes, Gil ... Early Sunday Morning
| Early Teutonic script ... easement by implication
| easement by necessity ... East Indonesia
| East Japan Volcanic Belt ... eastern Africa
| eastern Africa, history of ... eastern phoebe
| eastern pipistrelle ... Eban, Abba Solomon
| eBay ... Ecbasis captivi
| Ecbatana ... Echinops
| Echinops telfairi ... ecliptic system
| Ecloga ... economic stabilizer
| economic stagnation ... eczema
| “Ed egli si nascose” ... Edgar, David
| Edgar, Jim ... Edmond, Lauris
| Edmonds, Helen ... educational psychology
| Educational Psychology ... EFA
| Éfaté ... Egeon
| Eger ... Egy ember élete
| Egypt ... eidetic reduction
| eidgenossen ... Einstein’s mass-energy relation
| Einthoven, Willem ... Ekibastuz
| ekistics ... El-Mansura
| ELA-STV ... Elbow
| elbow ... electric automobile
| Electric Boat Company ... electrical stimulation
| electrical stunning ... electromechanical switching
| electromechanical transducer ... electronic energy level
| electronic flash ... “Elegia di Madonna Fiammetta”
| elegiac metre ... Elend unserer Jugendliteratur, Das
| Elene ... Elia
| Elia Kazan: A Life ... Elizabeth Islands
| Elizabeth of Bavaria ... Elliott, Osborn
| Elliott, Robert Brackett ... Elopiformes
| Elopoidei ... email
| émail en ronde bosse ... Emden, Robert
| Emecheta, Buchi ... emission spectrum
| emission-control system ... empirical validity
| empiricism ... enantiomorph
| Enantiopoda ... Encyclopédie méthodique ou par ordre de matières
| Encyclopédie nouvelle ... endogamy
| endogenetic phenomenon ... energy transfer
| energy transfer ... England, Ireland, and America
| England, John ... English yew
| Englishmen, Frenchmen, Spaniards ... Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, An
| Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, and Its Influence on General Virtue and Happiness, An ... Enterobacter
| Enterobacter aerogenes ... “Entsiklopedichesky slovar”
| Entstehung der Alpen, Die ... EOKA
| eolian cave ... Ephesus, councils of
| Ephialtes ... epiglottis
| epiglottitis ... episcopal mitre
| Episcopal Party ... Epitome arithmeticae practicae
| “Epitome Astronomiae Copernicanae” ... Equality, Community of
| equalization ... equivalence
| equivalence class ... Erdenet
| Erdeni ... Ericsson, John
| Eridu ... Erlangen school
| Erlanger, Emile ... ERP
| ERP ... erythema ab igne
| erythema arthriticum epidemicum ... Escape; or, A Leap for Freedom, The
| escape velocity ... Esipova, Anna
| Esipova, Anna Nikolayevna ... Espino, Héctor
| Espinosa, Bento de ... Essay on Musical Expression
| Essay on Philosophical Method ... Essex, James
| Essex Junto ... Esterhazy, Ferdinand Walsin
| Esterházy, Ferenc ... estrus
| estuarine crocodile ... Ethelred of Rievaulx, Saint
| Ethelred the Unready ... ethnopsychology
| ethological isolation ... “Études symphoniques”
| Études synthétiques de géologie expérimentale ... Eudocia
| Eudocia Macrembolitissa ... Eulerian cycle
| Eulerian path ... Euphoria longana
| Euphorion ... Eurocommunism and the State
| “Eurocommunismo y Estado” ... European Free Trade Association
| European freshwater eel ... European white birch
| European white hellebore ... Euthanasia Society
| Eutheria ... Evans, Dame Edith Mary
| Evans, David ... event
| event ... Evocation
| évolué ... exact equation
| exacta ... excommunication
| excrement ... Exmoor
| Exmoor Forest ... Experiment Stations, Office of
| Experimental Aircraft Association ... Expositio in Epistolam ad Romanos
| Expositio sermonum antiquorum ... externae gentes
| external anal sphincter ... extrinsic motive
| extrinsic protein ... Ezekiel, The Book of
| ezel ... Ezzelino III da Romano
F ... Fables
| Fables Ancient and Modern ... Facio, Bartolomeo
| facioscapulohumeral dystrophy ... Faesulae
| Fagaceae ... Fairbanks, Charles Warren
| Fairbanks, Douglas ... Faizabad
| Faizabad, Treaty of ... fall
| fall ... false consciousness
| false coral snake ... familial hypophosphatemia
| familial lipoprotein lipase deficiency ... fan painting
| fan shell ... fantasy literature
| Fantasy Records ... Farewell Address
| Farewell, My Lovely ... farming cooperative
| Farming of Bones, The ... Fartlek
| Faruk I ... fat bloom
| fat body ... Fattori, Giovanni
| Fattorini, Gabriele ... Favre, Brett
| Favre, Claude ... Fear and Trembling
| Fear God and Take Your Own Part ... Federal Constitutional Court
| Federal Council ... Fédération Internationale de Ski
| Fédération Internationale de Skibob ... Feilner, Simon
| Feinberg, Louis ... feller
| Feller, Bob ... Fender, Clarence Leo
| Fender, Freddy ... FEPC
| Fer Díad ... Ferguson, Robert
| Ferguson, Samuel ... Fernando el Deseado
| Fernando el Magno ... Ferris wheel
| ferrite ... festival mask
| Festival of Britain ... Feydeau, Georges
| Feydeau, Georges-Léon-Jules-Marie ... fibrosarcoma
| fibrosis ... Fiedler, Richard
| fief ... Fiennes, William
| Fiera del Levante ... Fighters for the People
| fighting ... Filene-Finlay simultaneous translator
| Filene’s ... filter factor
| filter feeding ... fine china
| Fine Clothes to the Jew ... Finley, Martha
| Finn ... fire fighting
| fire finch ... firmoviscous deformation
| Firmum ... First Nations
| First Nations, Assembly of ... Fischer, Johann Ignaz Ludwig
| Fischer, Johann Michael ... Fishguard
| fishhook ... Fitzalan family
| Fitzalan, Henry ... five hundred rummy
| Five Knights’ case ... flag
| Flag Day ... Flandre
| Flandre Occidentale ... flatback sea turtle
| flatbed ... Fleetwood, Susan Maureen
| Flegel, Eduard Robert ... flexible mold
| flexible pavement ... FLNKS
| float ... floral cup
| floral decoration ... Florida torreya
| Florida, University of ... flowerpot snake
| Flowers and Trees ... flushing
| Flushing ... flying system
| Flying Tigers ... foenugreek
| Foerster, Josef Bohuslav ... folk Daoism
| folk drama ... Font-de-Gaume
| Fontainas, André ... Foot, Andrew Hull
| foot binding ... Forbes’ Quarry
| Forbes, Steve ... Ford, Thelma Booth
| Ford, Tom ... forest fallow cultivation
| forest fire ... Formal Logic; or, the Calculus of Inference, Necessary and Probable
| formal modeling theory ... Føroyar Islands
| Føroysk language ... Fort of the Forks
| Fort of the Forks ... Fortunate Life, A
| Fortunate Traveler, The ... fossa incudis
| Fossa Magna ... Foundation Day
| Foundation of the Royal Zoological Society Natura Artis Magistra ... Four Power Accord
| Four Principles ... Fourth Pluvial Stage
| fourth position ... foxtail
| foxtail brome ... “Fram over Polhavet”
| Fram Strait ... Franchiser, The
| Franchthi Cave ... Franco-Prussian War
| Franco-Russian Alliance ... Frankist sect
| Frankl, Victor Emil ... Fraser, James Earle
| Fraser, John Malcolm ... Fréchet, Réne-Maurice
| Fréchette, Louis-Honoré ... Fredericktown
| Fredericton ... Free Soul, A
| Free South, The ... Freedom, Sons of
| Freedom to Farm Act ... Freiligrath, Ferdinand
| Freiligrath, Hermann Ferdinand ... French Institute of Petroleum
| French Island ... frequency meter
| frequency mixing ... Freyberg of Wellington and of Munstead, Bernard Cyril Freyberg, 1st Baron
| Freyberg, Sir Bernard Cyril ... Friedman, Elizebeth S.
| Friedman, Elizebeth Smith ... frigger
| frigidity ... Frodi
| Fröding, Gustaf ... Frontespizio
| frontier ... Fruit of the Vine, The
| Fruit of Wisdom ... Fuchs, Lukas
| Fuchs, Ruth ... Fujayrah, Al-
| Fuji ... Fulfulde language
| Fulgens and Lucrece ... Fulton
| Fulton ... Fundamental Laws
| fundamental mode ... Fupingian Stage
| fuqaha? ... Fury of Athamas, The
| furyu ... Futurist manifesto
| Futurity Stakes ... Fyzabad
G ... Gabriel
| Gabriel ... Gaetano
| Gaetano da Thiene ... Gaius Cornelius Tacitus
| Gaius Julius Caesar ... Galaup, Jean-Francois de
| Galawdewos ... Galium
| Galium aparine ... Gallia Lugdunensis Secunda
| Gallia Narbonensis ... Galsworthy, John
| Galt ... Gambusia affinis
| game ... Ga?apatya
| Ganas, Lord of the ... gangster film
| Gangtok ... Garamond
| Garamond, Claude ... garden city
| garden cosmos ... Gargallo, Pablo
| Gargallo y Catalán, Pablo ... Garrett, Emma
| Garrett, George W. ... gas reservoir
| gas sensor ... gastald
| Gastaldi ... Gates, Horatio
| Gates, John Warne ... Gaulish language
| Gaulle, Charles André Joseph Marie de ... Gawhar Shad
| Gawler ... GBT
| GC ... Gee, Kenneth
| Gee, Maurice ... Gekkoninae
| Gekkota ... gemilut ?esed
| Gémina Aamlet ... General Assembly
| General Assembly, United Nations ... General Sherman
| General Sociology ... genethlialogy
| genetic algorithm ... genital herpes
| genital organs ... Gentileschi, Artemisia
| Gentileschi, Orazio ... geognosy
| Geographia Generalis ... geomungo
| Geomyidae ... Georges Pompidou National Centre for Art and Culture
| Georgetown ... Geraldton wax plant
| Geraldus ... Germain, Sylvie
| Germain, Thomas ... germander
| germane ... Gerstner, Lou
| Gerstner, Louis Vincent, Jr. ... Gesta Danorum
| Gesta Dei per Francos ... Geza I
| Géza II ... Ghazi
| Ghazi, Abdul Rashid ... Ghost Sonata, The
| ghost story ... giant evergreen chinquapin
| giant fennel ... Gibbons, Abigail Hopper
| Gibbons, Cedric ... gig
| giga ... Gildus
| Gilead ... Gilmer, Elizabeth Meriwether
| Gilmer, Thomas ... Ginzberg, Louis
| Ginzberg, Mordecai Aaron ... Girardon, François
| Girardot ... Gissey, Henri
| Gissing, George ... glacial stage
| glacial stairway ... Glasgow
| Glasgow ... Glaucomys sabrinus
| glauconite ... gliadin
| glial cell ... glockenspiel
| Glockner ... Gloucester, Gilbert de Clare, 8th Earl of, 9th Earl of Clare
Glockner, Hermann (German philosopher) | Gloeocapsa (alga genus) | Gloeophyllales (order of fungi) | Glogau (Poland) | glogg (punch) | Glogów (Poland) | Gloire (ship) | Glomar Challenger (ship) | Glomerales (order of fungi) | glomerocryst (geology) | Glomeromycetes (class of fungi) | Glomeromycota (phylum of fungi) | glomeroporphyritic texture (geology) | glomerula (anatomy) | glomerular filtrate (physiology) | glomerular filtration rate (medicine) | glomerular pressure (physiology) | glomerulonephritis | glomerulus (anatomy) | Glomma (river, Norway) | GLONASS (navigation) | GLORIA (hydrography) | Gloria (musical mass) | "Gloria ad modum tubae" (work by Dufay) | Gloria in Excelsis (liturgical chant) | Gloria in the Manner of a Trumpet (work by Dufay) | "Gloria, La" (painting by Titian) | Gloria Patri (liturgical chant) | Gloria tibi trinitas (work by Taverner) | Gloriana (yacht) | "Glorieux, Le" (work by Destouches) | "Glorification of Christ, The" (tapestry) | Gloriosa (plant genus) | Glorious Adventures of Tyl Ulenspiegl, The (work by Coster) | Glorious First of June, Battle of the (French-British history) | Glorious Moment, The (work by Beethoven) | Glorious Revolution (English history) | "glorreiche Augenblick, Der" (work by Beethoven) | Glory (film by Zwick [1989]) | glory (natural phenomenon) | glory bush (plant genus) | Glory of Don Ramiro: A Life in the Times of Philip II, The (novel by Larreta) | "Glory of Kings" (Ethiopian literary work) | glory pea | Glory Road (work by Catton) | glory-bower (plant) | glory-hole method (excavation process) | glory-lily (plant genus) | glory-of-the-seas cone (marine snail) | glosa (Spanish poetic form) | gloss (surface lustre) | gloss (explanatory note) | "Glossa magna" (work by Accursius) | Glossa magna in Pentateuchum (work by Oshaia) | Glossa Ordinaria (biblical work) | Glossa ordinaria (work by Accursius) | Glossarium ad Scriptores Mediae et Infimae Graecitatis (work by Cange) | Glossarium ad Scriptores Mediae et Infimae Latinitatis (work by Cange) | glossary | Glossary of Greek Birds, A (book by Thompson) | glossator, legal (medieval jurist) | glossematics (linguistics) | glosseme (linguistics) | Glossina (insect) | Glossina morsitans (insect) | Glossina palpalis (insect) | Glossisphonia (leech genus) | glossitis (pathology) | Glossographia: or, A Dictionary Interpreting All Such Hard Words…As Are Now Used in Our Refined English Tongue (work by Blount) | glossography | glossolalia (religion) | Glossop, Peter (British opera singer) | glossopalatine nerve (anatomy) | glossopharyngeal nerve (anatomy) | glossopharyngeal neuralgia (pathology) | Glossopsitta porphyrocephala (bird) | Glossopteridophyta (gymnosperm division) | Glossopteris (fossil plant genus) | glossy abelia (shrub) | glossy buckthorn (shrub) | glossy cutworm (caterpillar) | glossy ibis (bird) | glossy privet (plant) | Gloster E.28/39 (aircraft) | Gloster Meteor (military aircraft) | glottal chink (anatomy) | glottal stop (phonetics) | glottis (anatomy) | glottochronology (linguistics)
| Gloucester, Henry Stuart, Duke of ... glycemic index
| Glycera ... Gnassingbé, Faure Essozimna
| gnat ... Gobat, Charles-Albert
| Gobbán Saer ... Godefroid de Huy
| Godefroy, Denis I ... Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft
| Godwin, Mary Wollstonecraft ... gol
| Gol Gumbaz ... golden buttons
| golden calf ... Golden Week
| Golden Whip ... Goldsmith, Raymond
| Goldsmith, Raymond William ... Golub, Leon
| Golub, Leon Albert ... Gond
| Gonda ... gonozooid
| Gonsalvus Hispanus ... Good Woman of Setzuan, The
| Good-Bye to All That ... Goondiwindi
| gooney ... Gordon, Laura de Force
| Gordon, Leon ... Gorki, Maxim
| Gorkic, Milan ... Gossaert, Jan
| Gossamer Albatross ... Gottesdienstlichen Vorträge der Juden, historisch entwickelt
| Gottesfreunde ... Gouraud shading
| Gouraya, Mount ... Gowganda Formation
| Gowmal River ... grackle
| Gracq, Julien ... Graham, Philip L.
| Graham, Robert ... Grammaticus, Joannes
| Grammaticus, Saxo ... grand écaille
| Grand Embassy ... Grand Traverse Bay
| Grand Trunk Canal ... Grandville
| Granelleschi, Accademia dei ... Granvelle, Antoine Perrenot de
| Granville ... Grasse, François-Joseph-Paul, comte de, marquis de Grasse-Tilly
| grasshopper ... gravitational lensing
| gravitational mass ... gray-headed lapwing
| gray-legged douc ... Great Bend
| Great Bet Din ... Great Falls
| Great Falls ... Great Migration
| great millet ... great sea otter
| great seal ... Greater Arcana
| Greater Armenia ... Greek cross
| Greek Democratic National Army ... green gram
| green grass snake ... Greenaway, Kate
| Greenback movement ... greenshank
| Greenspan, Alan ... Gregory, Richard Claxton
| Gregory Rift Valley ... Grevy’s zebra
| Grew, Nehemiah ... Griffith Park
| Griffith Park Zoo ... Grin, Aleksandr Stepanovich
| Grinberg, Uri Tsvi ... Grodno
| Groebli, Frick ... “Grosse Brockhaus, Der”
| Grosse Confession ... ground pine
| ground position ... Groupe des Griots, Le
| Groupe du lundi ... Grundgesetz
| “Grundgesetze der Arithmetik: Begriffsschriftlich abgeleitet” ... gTsang dynasty
| Gtsug-lag-khang Temple ... Guanajuato
| Guanajuato ... Guárico River
| Guarine ... Guéckédou
| Güegüense, El ... Guevara, Luis Vélez de
| Guèvremont, Germaine ... Guido of Burgundy
| Guido the Old ... Guimard, Marie-Madeleine
| guimbarde ... Guizhou
| Guizhou Plateau ... Gully, John
| Gulmarg ... Gunkel, Johann Friedrich Hermann
| gunki monogatari ... Guralnik, David Bernard
| Guramishvili, Davit ... Gustav II Adolf
| Gustav III ... Guyana
| Guyana, Bank of ... gyascutus
| Gyaurov, Nikolay Georgiev ... Gypsy Ballads, The
| Gypsy, La ... Gzowski, Peter
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| Hb A (biochemistry) ... head-to-tail coupling
| headache ... Hearst, William Randolph, Jr.
| heart ... heat-seeking missile
| heat-sensitive device ... Hébertist
| Hébertiste ... hedging
| Hedi ... Heiden, Eric Arthur
| Heidenstam, Carl Gustaf Verner von ... Heinrich von Andernach
| Heinrich von dem Türlin ... Helene
| Helenium ... Helix albolabris
| Helix aspersa ... Helmert, Friedrich R.
| helmet ... Helxine soleiroli
| Hélyot, Hippolyte ... Hemligheter på vägen
| hemlock ... Henderson, Arthur
| Henderson, Cam ... Henri de Hainaut
| Henri de Navarre ... Henry of Bavaria
| Henry of Blois ... Henzada
| Henze, Hans Werner ... Heracleon
| Heracleonas ... Hercolani, Giuliantonio
| Herculaneum ... Heriot-Watt University
| Heris carpet ... Hermopolis Parva
| Hermosillo ... Herondas
| heronry ... Hershey, A. D.
| Hershey, Alfred Day ... hesperidium
| Hesperiidae ... heterogenesis
| Hétérogénie ... Heusser, Johanna
| Heutsz, Johannes Benedictus van ... Heyne, C. G.
| Heyrovský, Jaroslav ... Hicks, Sir John Richard
| Hicks, William ... Higashi-Murayama
| Higashi-Osaka ... high priest
| high quartz ... Highclere Castle
| higher adult education ... Hikone
| Hikotaro ... Hill, Philip Toll, Jr.
| Hill reaction ... him
| Hima ... Hindu-Arabic numerals
| Hinduism ... Hippodamus of Miletus
| hippodrome ... Hirst, Ivan
| hirsutism ... Histoire de la Franche-Comté
| “Histoire de la littérature anglaise” ... Historia naturalis palmarum
| Historia novorum in Anglia ... History of Agathon, The
| History of American Art ... History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, The
| “History of the Destruction of Bel and the Dragon, The” ... Hitler, Alois
| Hitler Youth ... Ho Ching-chih
| Ho degos ... hoboy
| Hobrecht, Jakob ... Hofeditz, W.
| Hofer, Andreas ... Hogen no ran
| Hogendorp, Dirk van ... Holanda, A
| Holappa, Pentti ... Hollands
| “Hollands glorie: roman van de zeesleepvaart” ... Holocaust Studies, Center for
| Holocene Epoch ... holy fool
| Holy Ghost ... home base
| Home Box Office ... Homme armé, L’?
| homme armé, L’? ... homopteran
| Homosexual Offences and Prostitution in Great Britain, Committee on ... honeydew
| honeydew melon ... honourable ordinary
| honours ... Hooper, Marian
| Hooper, Stephen ... Hopper, Edward
| Hopper, Grace Murray ... Horkheimer, Max
| Horlivka ... Horner’s method
| Horner’s muscle ... horsepower
| horseradish ... Hospital
| hospital almoner ... Hotel California
| hotel china ... hour circle
| Hour of Spain, An ... housing
| Housing Act ... How to Pay for the War
| How to Read Donald Duck ... Howick, Viscount
| Howieson’s Poort industry ... Hsi Han dynasty
| Hsi Hsia ... Hsüeh-shan Mountain Range
| Hsui shih lu ... Huaman Achachi
| Huamanga ... hub-and-spoke network
| Hubay, Jenö ... Hudsonian orogeny
| Hudson’s Bay Company ... Hughes, John
| Hughes, John ... hukamnama
| Hukbalahap Rebellion ... human growth hormone
| human immune serum globulin ... Hume, David
| Hume, George Basil Cardinal ... Hunan language
| Hunan-Guangxi railroad ... Hunneric
| Hunni ... hunting sett
| hunting spider ... Hurok, Solomon Isaievich
| Huron ... Hussein, Uday
| ?ussein, ?Udayy ... Huynh Tan Phat
| Huynh Tinh Cua ... hybrid
| hybrid ... hydraulic transmission
| hydraulic turbine ... hydrogen-metal exchange
| hydrogenated amorphous silicon ... hydroxy acid
| hydroxy group ... hymen vaginea
| Hymenaea ... hypercapnia
| Hypercar ... Hyphaene
| Hyphaene compressa ... hypostasis
| hypostatic gene ... Hywel ap Cadell
| Hywel Dda ... HZDS
I ... Iacocca, Lido Anthony
| Iacopone da Todi ... Ibert, Jacques
| Ibert, Jacques-François-Antoine ... Ibn Mardanish
| Ibn Masarrah ... ICAO
| Icare ... Iceman Cometh, The
| Iceni ... Icteria virens
| Icteridae ... Idelsohn, Abraham Zevi
| Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. ... Idria columnaris
| Idrieus ... igapó
| Igara ... Iguanodon
| iguanodont ... Ikeya-Seki, Comet
| Ikhnaton ... Ilex aquifolium
| Ilex cornuta ... Illinois Central Railroad
| Illinois Central Railroad Co. v. Illinois ... Iluro
| Ilushuma ... Imbize, Jan van
| Imbolc ... immune serum
| immune serum globulin ... Imperial Garden
| Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution ... Impression, Sunrise
| Impressionism ... in pectore
| in personam ... inbreeding, coefficient of
| Inca ... income, distribution of
| Income Doubling Plan ... Independence, Wars of
| independence, wars of ... Indian art
| Indian art ... Indian Potter, The
| Indian pottery ... Indictable Offences Bill
| indiction ... Indo-Isfahan carpet
| Indo-Pakistani War ... induction hardening
| induction heating ... industrial ship
| industrial society ... inference engine
| inference form ... Informatsionnoye Byuro Kommunisticheskikh i Rabochikh Party
| Informatsionnye Telegrafnoye Agentstvto Rossii-Telegrafnoe Agentstvo Sovetskovo Soyuza ... Ingria
| Ingrian ... Inka Roqa Inka
| Inka Urqon ... Innocent, The
| Innocent V Blessed ... insect bite and sting
| insect brownies ... “Institutiones”
| Institutiones calculi differentialis ... Integralista
| integraph ... intentional fallacy
| intentional pass ... Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano; or, Gustavus Vassa, the African, Written by Himself, The
| interests, arbitration of ... intermediate Population II
| intermediate proofer ... International Association of Athletics Federations
| International Association of Bioethics ... International Court of Justice
| International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ... International Morse Code
| International Motorboating, Union of ... International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
| International Tennis Federation ... interrex
| interrogatio ... Into the Wild
| Into the World Came a Soul Called Ida ... Introduction to the Theory of Mental and Social Measurements, An
| Introductiones parvulorum ... Invertebrata
| invertebrate ... Iola Leroy; or, Shadows Uplifted
| Iolani Palace ... Iorga, Nicolae
| Iorwerth, Book of ... Ipswich, Henry Fitzroy, Viscount
| Ipswichian Interglacial Stage ... Ireland, John
| Ireland, John ... Irish Rising of 1798
| Irish script ... iron–porphyrin group
| iron-spinel series ... Irwin, Steve
| Iryani, ?Abd al-Ra?man al- ... Isaiah scroll
| Isaiah’s Vision of Eternal Peace ... Ishikawa
| Ishikawa Hajime ... Isla Martín García
| Isla Mona ... Isle of Wight Pop Festival, The
| Isle Royale ... Isola Capraia
| Isola del Giglio ... isothiocyanate
| isotone ... Istállósko, Mount
| Istanbul ... Italian Confederation of Workers’ Trade Unions
| Italian Confederation of Workers’ Unions ... Itapicuru River
| Itapúa ... Iu Mien
| Iuba ... IVIG
| Ivigtût ... Izetbegovic, Alija
| Iževsk ... Izzy
J ... Jack and the Beanstalk
| Jack Bauer ... Jackson, Walter
| Jackson, William ... Jacobsen, Hans Jakob
| Jacobsen, Jens Peter ... Jagersfontein
| Jaggard, William ... Jakobson, Roman
| Jakobson, Roman Osipovich ... James, Alexander Franklin
| James, Anthony T. ... Jami? al-Abya?, Al-
| Jami? al-?ikmatayn ... Janissary corps
| Janissary music ... Japanese chess
| Japanese chestnut ... jar method
| jarabe ... Jasper of Hatfield
| Jaspers, Karl ... jaw
| Jawa ... Je pense, donc je suis
| Jeakins, Dorothy ... Jefferson Seminary
| Jefferson Starship ... Jenin
| Jenkin, Fleeming ... Jerome, Chauncey
| Jerome, Jerome K. ... Jesus of Nazareth
| Jesus Only ... Jewish Daily Forward
| Jewish Disabilities Bill ... Jian River
| Jian ware ... Jihannuma
| Jihe tongjie ... Jingu qiguan
| jingxi ... jizya
| jizyah ... Jöcher, Christian Gottlieb
| Jöchi ... Johide
| John ... John II Komnenos
| John III ... John the Evangelist, Saint
| John the Faster, Saint ... Johnson, Charles Van
| Johnson City ... Johnson, William Geary
| Johnson, William Julius ... Jokha, Tell
| Jokhang Temple ... Jones, Deacon
| Jones, Donald Forsha ... Jones, Tommy Lee
| Jones, Vaughan ... Jørgensen, Johannes
| Jørgensen, Jørgen ... Joshua
| Joshua ... Journal of My Life, The
| Journal of My Travels in the Year 1769 ... JT-60
| jth virial coefficient ... Judah
| Judah ... Jüdisches Museum Berlin
| Judit ... Julia Mamaea
| Julia Molina ... Jumhuriyat al-Qumur al-Itti?adiyah al-Islamiyah
| Jumhuriyat al-Yaman ad-Dimuqra?iyah ash-Sha?biyah ... “Jungfrukällen”
| Junggar Basin ... Jupiter’s-beard
| Jura ... Justice, Court of
| Justice, Donald ... Jwen-jwen
| Jylland ... Jyväskylä
K ... “Kabinett des Dr. Caligari, Das”
| Kabir ... Kadima
| Kadiri ... kahikatea
| kahin ... Kaiser, Henry J.
| Kaiser, Henry John ... Kalakaua
| Kalakh ... kaliophilite
| Kalir, Eleazar ... Kalyani
| Kalyani ... Kameradenwerke
| “Kameradschaft” ... Kampuchean
| Kamran ... Kanehara, Hitomi
| Kanem ... Kannada language
| Kanna?a literature ... kantor
| Kantor, Benjamin McKinlay ... kapok family
| Kapoor, Anish ... Karagöz
| ka?ah prasad ... Karbala?
| Karbala?, Battle of ... Karl von Luxembourg
| Karl Wilhelm ... Karoo National Botanic Garden
| Karoo System ... kashan ware
| Kashefi, ?oseyn Wa?e?-e ... Kassite period
| Kastalsky, Aleksandr ... Katmai National Park and Preserve
| Katmandu ... Kaulbach, Wilhelm von
| Kaulun Peninsula ... Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
| Kawasaki Jukogyo KK ... Kazan-retto
| Kazania sejmowe ... Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences
| Keck Observatory ... Keihin Kogyo Chitai
| Keino, Hezekiah Kipchoge ... Kelling, George L.
| Kellner, Sandor Laszlo ... Kemble, Elizabeth
| Kemble, Fanny ... Kennan, George F.
| Kennan, George Frost ... Kent and Strathern, Edward Augustus, duke of, earl of Dublin
| Kent at Canterbury, University of ... Kepler’s laws of planetary motion
| Kepler’s Nova ... kernel tune
| Kerner, Justinus Andreas Christian ... ketene
| Keter malkut ... keyboard instrument
| Keyboard Piece XI ... Khalaj
| Khalaj language ... Khan, Ghulam Ishaq
| Khan, Harun Bughra ... Khasian languages
| Kha?ibi, ?usayn ibn ?amdan al- ... Khitai
| khitan ... Khortiatis, Mount
| Khorugh ... khu?u?iyyah
| khutba ... kid glove
| kid leather ... Kiira Dam
| Kija ... Killing Fields, The
| Killing, Wilhelm ... kin altruism
| Kin dynasty ... King, Augusta Ada
| King, B. B. ... king rail
| King Rama IX Royal Park ... King’s Mill Station
| King’s Mound ... Kinross
| Kinross ... Kirgiz
| Kirgiz language ... Kirsten, Dorothy
| Kirstenbosch ... Kita-Ibaraki
| Kita-Kanto ... Kitcher, Philip
| Kitchi-Manitou ... KKR
| KLA ... Kleist, Ewald Georg von
| Kleist, Heinrich von ... Kluck, Heinrich Rudolph Alexander von
| Kluckhohn, Clyde K. M. ... Knight, Margaret E.
| Knight, Marva Delores ... Know-Nothing party
| knowing how ... Kobayashi Hideo
| Kobayashi Ichizo ... Koch’s postulates
| Ko?i Bey ... Kohl, Helmut
| Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. ... Kokuiko
| Kokumin no tomo ... Kölner Dom
| kolo ... Kommunisticheskaya Partiya Rossiiskoi Federatsii
| Kommunisticheskaya Partiya Sovetskogo Soyuza ... Kongo-Wara rebellion
| kongoni ... Konstantin Pavlovich
| Konstantinov, Aleko ... Köprülü Fazil Mustafa Pasa
| Köprülü Mehmed Pasa ... Koriteh
| Koritsa ... Koshaku Matsukata Masayoshi
| Koshaku Okuma Shigenobu ... kotar
| Kotel Ha-Ma?aravi, Ha- ... Kowloon Peak
| Kowloon Peninsula ... Kramer, Stanley Earl
| Kramer vs. Kramer ... Kreislauf des Lebens
| Kreisler, Fritz ... Krishna II
| Krishna III ... Kronoberg
| Kronos ... Kryptopterus bicirrhus
| Kryuchkov, Vladimir A. ... Kubera
| Kubi ... Kuhn, Margaret E.
| Kuhn, Richard ... Külpe, Oswald
| Kulp’o-ri ... Kunanbay-ulï, Abay Ibrahim
| Kunanbayev, Abay Ibrahim ... Künstlerroman
| Kunstmärchen ... Kurgan culture
| Kurgan-Tiube ... Kurzweil, Raymond
| kus ... Kutudgu bilig
| Kutur-Mabuk ... KwaZulu-Natal
| Kwei Kiang ... Kyrgyzstan
| Kyrgyzstan, flag of ... Kzyl-Orda
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l ... La Hire, Laurent de
| La Hontan, Louis-Armand de Lom d’Arce, baron de ... La Spezia
| La Taille, Jean de ... Labinsk
| Labinskaya Stanitsa ... Labyrinth of Solitude, The
| Labyrinth of the World and the Paradise of the Heart, The ... Lacoste, Robert
| LaCour, P. ... Ladin language
| lading, bill of ... Lafayette, Marie-Joseph-Paul-Yves-Roch-Gilbert du Motier, marquis de
| LaFayette, Marie-Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse de ... Lagos ebony
| Lagos Escobar, Ricardo ... Laird, William
| Lairesse, Gérard de ... laker
| Laker, Sir Freddie ... Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus
| Lamar, Mirabeau Buonaparte ... lamella
| lamella ... Lamphere, Robert Joseph
| Lamphun ... Lancefield classification
| lancelet ... Landau, Zishe
| Landauer, Rolf William ... Landsgemeinden
| Landshut ... Langer, Susanne K.
| Langer, Susanne Knauth ... Languriidae
| langyao ... Lao Dan
| Lao Dong ... Lappi
| lapping abrasive ... largest-remainder rule
| Largidae ... Larvenformen der Dipteren
| Larwood, Harold ... Lasius
| “Láska a smetí” ... Last Supper
| Last Supper, The ... Later Zhou dynasty
| latera recta ... Latin Averroism
| Latin cross ... Laubeuf, Maxime
| Lauchen, Georg Joachim Von ... Laurelia aromatica
| Laurelia novae-zelandiae ... Laval, Pierre
| Laval University ... law, pure theory of
| law report ... lax vowel
| Laxá River ... LCAO approximation
| LCC ... Le Petit-Quevilly
| Le Pichon, Xavier ... leading
| leading indicator ... Leane
| leaning note ... Lebedev, Sergey Vasilyevich
| Lebediny stan ... LeConte, John
| Lecoq de Boisbaudran, Paul-Émile ... Lee Myung-bak
| Lee, Nathaniel ... Left-Handed Gun, The
| Left-Handed Liberty ... leges
| Leges Barbarorum ... Lehmann, Rosamond Nina
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| ... Lemaître, François-Élie-Jules
| Lemaître, Frédéric ... L’Enfant, Pierre-Charles
| Leng-hu ... Lentibulariaceae
| lentic ecosystem ... Leonard, Hugh
| Leonard, John ... Leopold II, Lake
| Leopold III ... Lepospondyli
| Leppert, Alice Jeanne ... Lerwa lerwa
| Lerwick ... lesser goldfinch
| lesser green broadbill ... letter
| letter ... Lettres d’amour
| Lettres de Dupuis et Cotonet ... Levassor, Émile
| levator ani muscle ... Levitsky, Dmitry
| Levitsky, Ivan ... Lewis, Henry
| Lewis, Henry Jay ... lexicon
| Lexicon Abbreviaturarum ... “Li Chi”
| Li Chi ... Li Yongshun
| Li Yü ... Liar, The
| Liard River ... Liberal Party
| Liberal Party ... Liberty Warehousing v. Grannis
| Libertyville ... lichen pilaris
| lichen planus ... Lieder eines Erwachenden
| Liederbuch dreier Freunde ... Life Is Beautiful
| Life Is Elsewhere ... lift-netter
| lift-to-drag ratio ... Lightfoot, John
| Lightfoot, Joseph Barber ... Lilatilakam
| Lilavati ... Limanda
| Limanda aspera ... Limmat River
| Limmen Bight ... Linckia
| Lincocin ... Lindsay, Lady Anne
| Lindsay, Nicholas Vachel ... linear terminal
| linear tetrapyrrole ... Link, Edward A.
| LINK project ... Liocheliidae
| Liogryllus campestris ... Liponyssoides sanguineus
| lipophilicity ... liquid-propellant rocket motor
| liquid-solid chromatography ... Listera
| Listera cordata ... lithium drifting
| lithium fluoride ... Little Bighorn, Battle of the
| Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument ... Little Ob
| Little Octobrist ... liturgical music
| liturgical poetry ... Livadia, Treaty of
| Livadiya Palace ... living will
| living-rock cactus ... Llandovery Stage
| Llandrindod ... Lmele le dag Chun
| LMFBR ... Lobo, Francisco Rodrigues
| Lobo, Rebecca ... Lock, Matthias
| lock-and-key hypothesis ... Loesser, Frank
| Loesser, Frank Henry ... Logical Positivism
| logical proposition ... Loko
| Lokoja ... London Bridge
| London Bridge Station ... Long Beach
| Long Beach ... long-legged fly
| long-lived solar prominence ... longhouse
| Longhouse Religion ... Lönnrot, Elias
| Lono ... López, Isidro
| Lopez, Jennifer ... Lord, John Walter, Jr.
| Lord Keeper of the Great Seal ... Lorimer, George Horace
| Lorimer, James ... lossless data compression
| lossy data compression ... Lotuko
| lotus ... Louis of Nevers
| Louis of Taranto ... loup-garou
| louping ill ... Lovejoy, Elijah Parish
| Lovek ... low-income developing country
| low-involvement purchase ... Lower Saxony
| Lower Silesia ... LPC
| LPC with identity ... Luapula River
| luau ... Luce, Henry Robinson
| Luce, Stephen Bleecker ... Lucy, Sir Thomas
| lud ... Lug
| Lug Lamfota ... Lukács, György
| Lukács, Pál ... LUMO
| lump ore ... “Lung-hsü kou”
| Lung-men caves ... Lurgi system
| Luria, A. R. ... Lutheran Church–Missouri Synod
| Lutheran Council in the United States of America ... Luzhniki Park
| Luzhou ... Lycopodium digitatum
| Lycopodium obscurum ... lynching
| Lyncodon patagonicus ... lysergide
| Lysias ... Lzhedmitry
M ... Ma, Yo-Yo
| Ma Yuan ... Macaca irus
| Macaca mulatta ... Macclesfield
| Maccoa duck ... “Macgnimartha Finn”
| MacGregor, John ... Machupijchu
| machzor ... Maclear’s Beacon
| MacLeary, Donald Whyte ... macrobenthos
| macrobiotics ... Madaba mosaic map
| Madabbar, Johannes ... Madhhab ?anbal
| Madhhab ?anifah ... “Madonna dal Collo Lungo”
| Madonna dei filosofi ... Mae Nam Khwae Noi
| Mae Nam Mun ... Magburaka
| Magda ... Magicicada septendecim
| Magie, Lizzie G. ... magnetic iron ore
| Magnetic Island ... magnitude
| magnitude ... Magyar Demokrata Fórum
| Magyar Köztársaság ... Mahasthamaprapta
| Mahasthan ... Ma?mud
| Ma?mud ... Maidstone
| Maidstone ... Maine-Montparnasse
| Maines, Natalie ... Maja squinado
| Majales ... Majunga
| Majuro ... Makkah
| Makkhali Gosala ... Malagasy mouse
| Malagasy peoples ... Malaysia, history of
| Malaysian ... MALI
| Mali ... Malla era
| Mallaq, Wadi ... Malpertuis
| Malpighi, Marcello ... Malvinokaffric Realm
| Malvoisie ... Man
| Ma?n ... management information system
| management science ... Manchurian Candidate, The
| Manchurian Candidate, The ... Mandingo
| Mandingo ... Mangar
| Mangareva Islands ... Manifeste du théâtre de la cruauté
| manifesting heterozygote ... Mankato Glacial Substage
| Mankato Normal School ... Mann’s Chinese Theater
| Mannus ... Man?ur, Abu ?Amir al-
| Man?ur, Abu ol-Qasem ... Manual of Grasses of the United States
| Manual of Marine Zoology ... manzi
| Manzikert, Battle of ... maqamah
| Maqamat ... Marat/Sade
| Maratha ... March
| march ... Marcus Aurelius Carinus
| Marcus Aurelius Carus ... Mares of Diomedes, The
| Mares, Paul ... marginal propensity to consume
| marginal propensity to save ... Mariana
| Mariana ... Marimbondo Falls
| Marimda Bani Salama ... Marinus of Tyre
| Marinus, Rabbi ... Mark, Janet Marjorie Brisland
| Mark, Mary Ellen ... Marlborough: His Life and Times
| Marlborough, John Churchill, 1st Duke of, Marquess of Blandford, Earl of Marlborough, Baron Churchill of Sandridge, Lord Churchill of Eyemouth, Reichsfürst ... Marquand, John Phillips
| Marquee Moon ... Marsa al-?ariqah
| Marsa ?Ali ... Marshall, Thomas R.
| Marshall, Thomas Riley ... Martigues
| Martim Cererê ... Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
| Martín-Santos, Luis ... Marulanda Vélez, Manuel
| Marulic, Marko ... Maryland Agricultural College
| Maryland at Baltimore, University of ... M*A*S*H
| M*A*S*H ... Mason, Charlotte
| Mason, Charlotte Osgood ... Massa
| Massa le-Erez Yisrael, Ha- ... mast church
| mast seeding ... Mas?ud-e Sa?d-e Salman
| Masuda ... material
| material balance ... Mathieu, Georges
| Mathieu, Noël ... Matrix, The
| matrix theory ... Matthew Island
| Matthew of Janov ... Maud
| Maud and Other Poems ... Mauritshuis
| Mauritsstad ... Maxim, Hiram Percy
| Maxim, Hudson ... May, Jan
| May, Karl ... Maykov, Nikolay
| Maykov, Vasily ... Mazara del Vallo
| Mazar?i ... MBNA
| Mbomou River ... McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System
| McClelland, Jack ... McDonald’s Bridge
| McDonald’s Corporation ... McGuire, Dorothy Hackett
| McGuire, Frank ... McLennan, Grant
| McLennan, John Ferguson ... McVie, John
| McWhirter, Norris Dewar ... meander scroll
| meandering channel ... mechanical pulp
| mechanical resistance ... Medellín
| Medelpad ... Medici, Cosimo de’
| Medici, Cosimo de’ ... Mediterranean climate
| Mediterranean diet ... Meerschaum
| Meerson, Lazare ... megasporophyll
| megass ... mei mask
| Mei River ... Meissonier, Juste-Aurèle
| Meister, Albert ... Melanophoyx ardesiaca
| Melanophryniscus stelzneri ... Meliq-Hakobian, Hakob
| Melishipak ... Melpomene
| Melqart ... “Memoirs”
| Memoirs ... Men in Black
| Men of God ... Méndez, Josefina
| Méndez Montenegro, Julio César ... meninges
| meningioma ... mental asthenia
| mental deficiency ... Mercadante, Giuseppe Saverio Raffaele
| Mercadante, Saverio ... Merck & Company, Incorporated
| Merck, Johann Heinrich ... Meres, Francis
| Mereweather Tower ... Merlini, Dominik
| Merlo ... Merry Widow, The
| Merry Widow, The ... Meschke, Michael
| Mesechinus ... Mesoplodon peruvianus
| Mesopotamia ... Messier catalog
| Messier, Charles ... metal stamper
| metal-carbon bond ... metasilicate
| metasoma ... metestrus
| Metey midbar ... methyl phenyl ketone
| methyl salicylate ... Metropolitan Museum
| Metropolitan Museum of Art ... Mexican Plateau
| Mexican poppy ... mezereon
| Mezhdunarodny Investitsionny Bank ... Miao-li
| Miao-Yao languages ... Michelangeli, Arturo Benedetti
| Michelangelo ... microcanonical ensemble
| Microcard ... Micropædia
| micropaleontology ... micrurgy
| Micruroides euryxanthus ... Middle High German literature
| Middle Himalayas ... Midhat Pasa
| Midhat Pasha ... Mies, Maria Ludwig Michael
| Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig ... Miju
| Mikael, Kabbada ... Milburn, John Edward Thompson
| Milburn, Rodney, Jr. ... military government
| Military History of the Western World, A ... Millau
| Millau Bridge ... Miller v. California
| Miller, William ... Milner, Peter
| Milner, Sir Alfred ... mimorat
| mimos ... Mincius, John
| mind ... Mines Gaspé
| Mines, Government School of ... minimally invasive surgery
| minimax principle ... Minnewit, Peter
| Minnigerode, Lucy ... Minufiyah Canal, Al-
| Minuit, Peter ... Miraj
| Miraj ... Mirrour of the World
| Mirrour of Vertue in Worldly Greatness; or, the life of Syr Thomas More ... Misool Island
| Misophrioida ... missions
| missions ... Misurata
| MIT ... Mithras
| Mithridate ... mitsvah
| mitsvahs ... Miyamoto Masana
| “Miyamoto Musashi” ... Mn
| MN blood group system ... Mobilong
| Möbius, August Ferdinand ... Model 307
| Model A ... Moderne Völkerrecht, Das
| Modernen Theorien der Chemie, Die ... Moere, Peeter van der
| Moeris, Lake ... Mohammedia
| Mohammerah ... Mokran
| mok?a ... molecular crystal
| molecular dynamics ... Molonglo River
| Molopo River ... Monaco, Lorenzo
| Monaco, Principality of ... Mondovì
| Mondriaan, Pieter Cornelis ... Moniligastrida
| Monilinia ... Monocacy, Battle of
| monocarpy ... Monophysitism
| Monoplacophora ... Monsieur le duc
| Monsieur, Peace of the ... Montalembert, Marc-René, Marquis de
| Montalvo, Garci Ordóñez Rodríguez de ... Montenegro, University of
| Montengón y Paret, Pedro de ... Monthly Sheet of Caricatures
| Monthu ... Monumenta Germaniae Historica
| Monumental Steps ... Moor
| Moor, The ... Moplah
| mopoke ... Moravian-Silesian Beskids
| Moraviantown, Battle of ... Moreno, J. L.
| Moreno, José Manuel ... Morgenstunden
| Morgenthau, Hans Joachim ... Morne de la Grande Montagne
| Mörner, Carl Otto ... Morphy, Paul Charles
| Morpurgo, Rachel ... Morristown
| Morristown National Historical Park ... Morts, Les
| mortuary rite ... Moscow school
| Moscow State Circus ... Mosquito Coast
| mosquito fern ... Mother Goose’s Melody; or Sonnets for the Cradle
| Mother Hubberd’s Tale ... motor case
| motor cortex ... Moulin, Jean
| moulin pothole ... Mount Unzen eruption of 1792
| Mount Vernon ... Mountfort, Guy Reginald
| Mounties ... Moveable Feast, A
| movement ... Moyen-Congo
| Moyle ... MPS VI
| MPSP ... MTBE
| mtDNA ... Mucrospirifer
| Mucross ... Mugagga, Saint
| mugam ... Mu?ammad III
| Muhammad, Khelifati ... mujahideen
| mujahideen ... muli bamboo
| Muli Savara ... multiculturalism
| multicystic dysplastic kidney ... multipole
| multiprocessing ... Munday, Anthony
| Mundelein ... Munsell, Albert Henry
| Munsell Book of Color ... Murad V
| Muraenesocidae ... Muricacea
| Muricidae ... Murray, Lord George
| Murray, Margaret ... Musaceae
| musaddas ... Museo Chiaramonti
| Museo del Prado ... Music Like Dirt
| Music Lovers, The ... Musketaquid
| Muskhogee ... Mustapha III
| Mustapha IV ... mutism
| Mutkurov, Sava ... Mwindo
| Mwinyi, Ali Hassan ... Mycobacterium
| Mycobacterium avium ... Mynyddawg the Wealthy
| Myo-o ... Myristicaceae
| Myrivilis, Stratis ... mystical atheism
| mystical body of Christ ... Mzora
N ... Nabuchodonosor I
| Nabuchodonosor II ... Näfels, Battle of
| Naffara ... Nagy, Ivan
| Nagy Magyar Alföld ... Naipaul, Sir V. S.
| Naipaul, Vidiadhar Surajprasad ... nakedback knifefish
| nakedness ... Namen
| Names ... nanban picture
| Nanboku goitsu ... nanotube
| Nanotyrannus ... Naples, Bay of
| Naples, Kingdom of ... Narcejac, Thomas Pierre Ayraud
| Narces ... Narrogin
| Narrow Path: An African Childhood, The ... Nash, Paul
| Nash, Richard Southwell Bourke, Lord ... Nassau Memorandum
| Nassau Range ... National Action Network
| National Action Party ... National Baptist Convention of the United States of America, Inc.
| National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc. ... National Defense
| national defense ... National Hot Rod Association
| National Human Genome Research Institute ... National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Peru, The
| National Museum of Arms and Armour ... National Radical Camp
| National Radical Union ... National Union Catalog
| National Union Convention ... Native Argosy, A
| native bank ... natural remanent magnetism
| natural resin ... Naulahka, The
| naumachia ... navi?
| “Navicella” ... Nazi concentration camp
| Nazi Party ... NDRC
| NDSV ... nebular variable
| nebulium ... Nedham, Marchamont
| Nedic, Milan ... negative mysticism
| negative number ... Neiba, Sierra de
| neidan ... Nelumbo nucifera
| Nelumbo pentapetala ... Nenni, Pietro Sandro
| Nennius ... Neology
| Neomeniomorpha ... Neper, John
| ... Nernst equation
| Nernst potential ... Nestroy, Johann
| Nestroy, Johann Nepomuk Eduard Ambrosius ... network theory
| Networks and Marginality: Life in a Mexican Shantytown ... neuraminidase
| neuraminidase inhibitor ... Neustadt an der Weinstrasse
| Neustadt Eberswalde ... Nevin, Ethelbert Woodbridge
| Nevin, John Williamson ... New Covenant
| New Covenanters ... New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanical Arts
| New Hampshire, flag of ... New Meuse River
| New Mexico ... New School Presbyterian Church
| New School University ... New Year’s Day
| New Year’s Mail Service ... New Zealand Company
| New Zealand, flag of ... Newfoundland
| Newfoundland and Labrador ... Newton, Huey Person
| Newton Letter: An Interlude, The ... NGC 206
| NGC 2070 ... Ngwenyama
| Ngwenyama ... Nice, Treaty of
| Nice, Truce of ... Nick of Time
| nickel ... nicotine lozenge
| nicotine nasal spray ... NIF
| NIF ... Nights of Straparola
| nightshade ... Nikolajev
| Nikolajevsk-na-Amure ... NIMH
| Nimitz, Chester W. ... Nintendo Wii
| Ninth Amendment ... Nishio
| Nishiyama Soin ... nitrous air
| nitrous oxide ... Njoya
| NJPAC ... no-see-um
| no-till agriculture ... Noctuidae
| noctule ... Nolan, Jeannette
| Nolan, Sir Sidney ... Nonaligned Movement
| nonalignment ... nonliterate religion
| nonliterate society ... Nootka Sound Convention
| Nooyi, Indra ... Norfolk four-course system
| Norfolk Island ... Norodom
| Norodom Ranariddh ... North American Television Standards Commission
| North American walkingstick ... North Frisian language
| North Geomagnetic Pole ... North Sulawesi
| North Sumatra ... northern bedstraw
| northern bottlenose whale ... Northern Portuguese
| northern quahog ... Northwest Territories
| Northwest Territories, flag of the ... noselite
| Nosema ... Nothofagus cunninghamii
| Nothofagus fusca ... Nottingham, Charles Howard, 1st earl of
| Nottingham, Earl of ... Nova laser
| Nova Lima ... Novi Bar
| Novi Beograd ... nozzle
| NP ... Nubar Pasha Nubarian
| Nubecular Major ... nucleophilic addition
| nucleophilic aromatic substitution ... Nu? II
| Nuhayyan, Sheikh Shakhbut bin Sultan Al ... Numenius of Apamea
| Numenius phaeopus ... nuptial plumage
| Nuptse I ... nutriculture
| nutrient ... Nyawarongo River
| Nyaya ... Nyoro
| Nyos, Lake ... “NZZ”
O ... Oakland Athletics
| Oakland Raiders ... Oberkommando der Wehrmacht
| Oberkommando des Heeres ... oblique wing
| obliquely striated muscle ... Obskaya Guba
| obstetrics ... ocean perch
| ocean racing ... Ocimum basilicum
| Ockeghem, Jean de ... Octopus joubini
| Octopus, New York, The ... Odescalchi, Benedetto
| Odessa ... Odrysian kingdom
| Oduber Quirós, Daniel ... oestrous cycle
| oestrus ... Official Settlements Balance
| Official Story, The ... Ogosho period
| Ogot, Grace ... oil
| oil ... Ojukwu, Ikemba Chukwuemeka Odumegwu
| Ojukwu, Odumegwu ... Oklahoma, flag of
| Oklahoma State University ... Ol’chon Island
| Olcott, Henry Steel ... Old Khmer language
| Old Kingdom ... Old Testament Apocrypha
| Old Testament Trinity, The ... Oleaceae
| Oleacinacea ... Oliphant, Margaret Oliphant
| Oliphant, Sir Mark ... Olmsted, Frederick Law
| Olmütz ... Omaha
| Omaha ... Omo remains
| Omo River ... On Racine
| On Religion: Speeches to Its Cultured Despisers ... On the Study of Celtic Literature
| On the Sublime ... One Day in October
| One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich ... Onesti
| Onetti, Juan Carlos ... Onychomys leucogaster
| Onychomys torridus ... Open Door policy
| open graphics library ... operating-characteristic curve
| Operation Desert Storm ... Opisthoproctidae
| Opisthorchiida ... optical art
| optical axis ... opus interassile
| Opus majus ... Orange Democratic Movement–Kenya
| Orange Free State ... orbital parameter
| orbital period ... Orden vom Goldenen Vlies, Der
| order ... ore deposit
| ore development ... Orford, Robert Walpole, 1st Earl of
| orfray ... organometallic compound
| Organon ... orienting response
| Oriflamme ... Orkneyinga saga
| Orlam ... Orneodidae
| Ornes, Germán Emilio ... Orphans
| Orphans ... Orthodox Church of Constantinople
| Orthodox Church of Czechoslovakia ... Oryol
| Oryol ... Oscines
| Osco Drug, Inc. ... osmiridium
| osmium ... Osteen, Joel
| Osteichthyes ... Ostracoda
| ostracoderm ... OTEC
| Otechestvenofront ... Otric
| Otro Canto ... Ouachita National Forest
| Ouachita orogeny ... Our Lady, Cathedral of
| Our Lady, Church of ... outfielder
| outflow ... over-arm bowling
| Over-IJsselsche sangen en dichten ... Ovis
| Ovis ammon ... ox
| OX 169 ... oxosulfonium ylide
| oxpecker ... Oz
| oz ... Ozzfest
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PDP (computer line) | PDP (electronics) | PDP (political party, Nigeria) | PDPA (political party, Afghanistan) | PDS (political party, Senegal) | PDS (political party, Germany) | PDSR (political party, Romania) | PDT (medicine) | PDV (climatology) | PDVSA (Venezuelan company) | PE (explosive) | PE (chemical compound) | Pe-har (Tibetan Buddhist divinity) | pea (legume) | pea aphid (insect) | pea crab (crustacean) | pea family (plant family) | pea order (plant order) | pea picker’s disease (pathology) | Pea Ridge, Battle of (American Civil War) | pea weevil (insect) | Peabody (Massachusetts, United States) | peabody (dance) | Peabody, Elizabeth Palmer (American educator) | Peabody, George (American merchant, financier, and philanthropist) | Peabody, Josephine Preston (American writer) | Peabody, Lucy Whitehead McGill Waterbury (American missionary) | Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States) | Peabody Museum of Natural History (museum, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, United States) | peace | Peace After War (work by Gironella) | Peace and Friendship and Cooperation, Treaty of (India-Union of Soviet Socialist Republics [1971]) | Peace and Longevity, Palace of (building, Beijing, China) | Peace and National Reconciliation, Charter for (legislation, Algeria) | peace, breach of the (law) | Peace Breaks Out (novel by Knowles) | peace building | peace church (religion) | Peace Commission of 1778 | peace conference | peace congress | Peace Corps (United States agency) | Peace Democrat (American political faction) | peace, dove of (bird) | Peace Jubilee festival (music festival) | peace, justice of the (law) | Peace Kannon (statue, Utsunomiya, Japan) | peace lily (plant) | Peace Memorial Park (park, Hiroshima, Japan) | Peace Mission (American religious sect) | peace movement | Peace Museum (museum, Caen, France) | Peace, Museum for (museum, Caen, France) | Peace of Amiens (France [1802]) | Peace of Copenhagen (Denmark, Norway, and Sweden [1660]) | Peace of Pressburg (Europe [1805]) | Peace of Stolbovo (Sweden-Russia [1617]) | Peace on the March (work by Angell) | Peace Park (park, Nagasaki, Japan) | Peace, Partnership for (international relations) | Peace People, Community of (Irish activist organization) | Peace People Organization (Irish activist organization) | peace pill (drug) | Peace Pipe (American Indian culture) | peace research | Peace River (river, Canada) | Peace, The (play by Aristophanes) | Peace Today (editorial cartoon) | peace treaty | Peace, University of (university, Huy, Belgium) | Peace with Japan, Treaty of (1951) | Peaceable Kingdom, The (work by Hicks) | peaceful coexistence | Peacekeeper missile (United States missile) | Peacekeeping Forces of the United Nations | Peacekeeping Operations, Department of (UN) | Peacemaker (revolver) | Peacemaker of Spain, The (regent of Spain) | Peacemakers; The Great Powers and American Independence, The (work by Morris) | peacemaking theory (sociology) | peach (tree and fruit) | peach bloom (glaze) | Peach Blossom (work by Wast) | Peach, Charles William (English naturalist and geologist) | peach Melba (food) | peach palm (tree) | peach tree borer (moth) | peach twig borer (insect) | peach-faced lovebird (bird) | peach-leaved bellflower (plant) | Peacham, Edmond (English clergyman) | Peacham, Henry (English author and educator) | peachblow glass (art) | Peachey, Eleanor Margaret (British astronomer) | peacock (bird) | Peacock Angel (Yazidi deity) | Peacock Army (Islamic history) | Peacock, Cornelia Augusta (Roman Catholic abbess) | peacock flounder (fish) | Peacock, George (British mathematician and theologian) | peacock moth (insect) | peacock pine (tree) | peacock plant (plant) | peacock poppy (plant) | Peacock Records (American company) | Peacock Theatre (theatre, Dublin, Ireland) | Peacock, Thomas Love (English author) | Peacock Throne | peacock tree (plant) | peacock worm (polychaete genus) | Peacocke, Arthur (British biochemist and theologian) | Peacocke, Arthur Robert (British biochemist and theologian) | Peada (king of Mercia) | peafowl (bird) | peahen (bird) | peak (spectroscopy) | peak (chromatogram) | peak association | Peak District (region, England, United Kingdom) | Peak District National Park (national park, England, United Kingdom) | Peak Downs (region, Queensland, Australia) | peak efficiency (radiation detection) | peak maximum (measurement) | peak period | Peak, The (proposed architectural project) | peak velocity of height | peak width (measurement) | Peak XV (mountain, Asia) | Peake, Frederick Gerard (British military officer) | Peake, Mervyn (English novelist) | Peale, Anna Claypoole (American painter) | Peale, Charles Willson (American painter) | Peale Museum (museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States) | Peale, Norman Vincent (American religious leader) | Peale, Rembrandt (American painter) | Peale, Sarah Miriam (American painter) | Peano axioms (mathematics) | Peano, Giuseppe (Italian mathematician) | Peano’s postulates (mathematics) | peanut (plant) | peanut butter (food) | peanut oil | peanut worm (marine worm) | Peanuts (comic strip by Schulz) | pear (tree and fruit) | Pear Garden (Chinese history) | pear haw (plant) | pear slug (insect) | Pearce, Ann Philippa (British author) | Pearce, Henry (British boxer) | Pearic languages | Pearl (Middle English poem) | pearl (gemstone) | pearl barley (cereal) | Pearl Bridge (bridge, Japan) | Pearl, Daniel (American journalist) | pearl doublet (assembled gem) | Pearl Fishers, The (work by Bizet) | Pearl Islands (archipelago, Panama) | Pearl Jam (American music group) | pearl millet (plant) | Pearl, Minnie (American entertainer) | Pearl Mosque (mosque, Agra, India) | Pearl of Great Price (work by Smith) | Pearl of the East (Syria) | pearl onion (plant) | pearl oyster (mollusk) | Pearl, Raymond (American zoologist) | Pearl River (river, China) | Pearl River (river, United States) | Pearl River Convention (American history) | Pearl River Delta (delta, China) | Pearl S. Buck Foundation | pearl tapioca (food) | Pearl, The (periodical) | pearlfish (fish) | pearlite (chemical compound) | Pearls Airport (airport, Grenada, West Indies) | Pearls, Isle of (island, Venezuela) | Pearls of Wisdom (American periodical) | Pearlstein, Philip (American painter) | pearlstone (natural glass) | pearly everlasting (plant) | pearly lustre (mineralogy) | pearly nautilus (cephalopod) | Pears, Sir Peter (English singer) | Pears, Sir Peter Neville Luard (English singer) | Pearsall, Phyllis Isobel Gross (British entrepreneur) | Pearse, Patrick Henry (Irish poet and statesman) | Pearson, Andrew Russell (American journalist) | Pearson, Arthur (British publisher) | Pearson, Bill (New Zealand author) | Pearson distribution (mathematics) | Pearson, Drew (American journalist) | Pearson, George (British physician) | Pearson, Hesketh (English writer) | Pearson International Airport (airport, Ontario, Canada) | Pearson, John Loughborough (British architect)
| Pearl Islands ... Pechora Sea
| Pechorskoye More ... Pedicularis groenlandica
| pediculosis pubis ... peeping tom
| peepul ... Peixoto de Magalhães, Antônio Carlos
| Peixoto, Floriano ... Pelham
| Pelham ... Peltigera canina
| Peltigera polydactyla ... pencerdd
| Pench National Park ... Península de Paraguaná
| Península de Yucatán ... Pennsylvania State University
| Pennsylvania Station ... Pentecostal Church of God of America, Inc.
| Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene ... People’s Democratic Party
| People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan ... Pepper, Claude
| Pepper, Claude Denson ... perceptrons
| perceptual category ... Peregrinus Proteus
| Pereiaslav-Khmelnytskyi ... performance
| performance ... Perils of Pauline, The
| perilymph ... perk
| Perk, Jacques ... Peromyscus
| Peromyscus gossypinus ... Perry, Lee “Scratch”
| Perry, Lilla Cabot ... personal computer
| personal data assistant ... Perugino
| peruke ... Peta
| PETA ... Peter Rabbit
| Peter, Saint ... “Petit Testament, Le”
| Petit Trianon, Le ... petrol
| petrol engine ... Pettenkofer, Max von
| Petter Svensks historia ... Pfeffer, Wilhelm Friedrich Philipp
| Pfefferkorn, Johannes Joseph ... phalanger
| Phalanger maculatus ... Pharoanic circumcision
| Pharomachrus ... Phemius
| phenacetin ... Philadelphia Orchestra
| Philadelphia Phillies ... Philip IV
| Philip, John ... Philippsburg
| Philippus, Lucius Marcus ... Philosophia sensibus demonstrata
| “Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica” ... phloem
| phloem parenchyma cell ... phoenix
| phoenix ... Phosphatocopida
| phosphene ... photodetector
| photodiode ... photosynthetic organism
| photosynthetic reaction center ... Phuntsholing
| phur-bu ... physical capital
| physical change ... Phytomastigophorea
| phytomorphism ... Piatra lui Craciun
| Piatra-Neamt ... pickerelweed
| Pickering, Edward Charles ... Picus viridis
| PID ... Piero di Benedetto dei Franceschi
| Piero di Cosimo ... pigeon berry
| pigeon breeder’s lung ... Pilea cadierei
| Pilea depressa ... Pilostyles thurberi
| pilot ... pincers
| pinch effect ... “Ping-fa”
| P’ing-hsiang ... Pinski, David
| Pinsky, David ... Pipe of Desire, The
| pipe organ ... pirate
| pirate perch ... Pisces
| Pisces ... pitcher
| pitcher ... Pittsburgh Gazette, The
| Pittsburgh glass ... PLA
| PLA Day ... Plainfield
| Plains ... planetary motion, Kepler’s laws of
| planetary nebula ... plantation walking horse
| plantation white sugar ... plasticity index
| plasticity, neural ... “Platform Scripture”
| Platform Scripture of the Sixth Patriarch ... Players’ League
| Playfair cipher ... plenipotentiary
| Plenipotentiary Conference ... Pliekšans, Janis
| Pliensbachian Stage ... plum pudding model
| plum subfamily ... pluviometric equator
| ply yarn ... Po
| Po ... Podkarpackie
| Podkopayeva, Lilia ... Poems
| Poems ... Poets of Great Britain complete from Chaucer to Churchill, The
| poets’ war, the ... point-contact transistor
| point-count bidding ... Pokémon
| Pokémon ... Polaris missile
| polarity ... Police Service of Northern Ireland
| police technology ... political economy
| Political Economy Club ... pollen sac
| pollen stratigraphy ... polyacrylonitrile fibre
| Polyaenus ... Polygalales
| polygamy ... polynucleotide phosphorylase
| polynya ... polyvinyl formal
| polyvinylidene chloride ... Pompey
| Pompey, Gnaeus ... Pontaniana, Accademia
| Pontano, Giovanni ... Pooh Perplex: A Freshman Casebook, The
| Pooideae ... Popol Vuh
| Popolare ... Populus alba
| Populus alba variety bolleana ... porphyropsin
| Porphyrula alleni ... Port of London Act
| Port of London Authority ... porter
| porter ... Portobelo National Park
| Portofino ... porus opticus
| Porvoo ... post chaise
| Post, Charles William ... postmarketing adverse drug event
| postmaterialism ... potassium nitrate
| potassium nitrite ... Potsdam Conference
| Potsdam Declaration ... Poussaint, Alvin Francis
| Pousseur, Henri ... Power Elite, The
| power factor ... PPD
| PPFA ... praetersound
| praetor ... pralin
| praline ... praxis
| Praxis et Theorica Criminalis ... precipitation, electrostatic
| precipitation hardening ... pregnancy termination
| pregnancy test ... prenuptial agreement
| prenylated protein ... preservation, food
| Preservation Hall ... pressure flaking technique
| pressure flow ... preventive detention
| preventive diplomacy ... Prichard, Rhys
| pricing ... Primary Colors
| primary colour ... “Primero sueño”
| Primettes, the ... Prince of Wales Mountains
| Prince of Wales Museum of Western India ... Principles of Behavior
| Principles of Cartesian Philosophy ... prism
| prismatic astrolabe ... priyayi
| prize cases ... Proboscoidea
| Probus ... procurator-fiscal
| procuratores ... Professional Golfers Association
| Professional Golfers’ Association of America ... progressive jazz
| Progressive Labour Party ... Prolegomena to an Idealist Theory of Knowledge
| Prolegomena zu einer wissenschaftlichen Mythologie ... Proof
| proof ... propionyl coenzyme A
| Propithecus ... proskenion
| Proskuriv ... protective clothing
| protective covenant ... Proto-Celtic language
| Proto-Chadic language ... proton-transfer reaction
| protonema ... Providenciales
| Provident Hospital ... Prunoideae
| Prunus ... Psalms of Struggle and Liberation, The
| Psalms, Sonets, and songs of sadnes and pietie ... pseudohexagonal system
| pseudohypertrophic muscular dystrophy ... Psittaciformes
| psittacine beak and feather disease ... Psychological Wednesday Circle
| Psychologie der Weltanschauungen ... Pterocarya stenoptera
| Pterocletidae ... ptosis
| PTRM ... public policy approach
| public prosecutor ... Puebla
| Puebla, Anniversary of the Battle of ... Puffinus tenuirostris
| Puffy AmiYumi ... Pullman Strike
| Pulmonaria ... pump drill
| pumped-storage system ... punto a relievo
| punto banco ... Puri
| Puri, Amrish ... pursuitmeter
| Purtscheller, Ludwig ... Putney, Martha S.
| Putnik, Radomir ... pycnogonid
| Pycnogonida ... Pyracantha
| Pyracantha atalantioides ... pyromania
| pyrometallurgy ... PZT
Q ... Qara Qoyunlu
| Qarafah, Al- ... Qayrawan, Al-
| Qayrawan, Great Mosque of ... Qinfu
| qing ... Qoz
| QSL process ... Quaker Oats Company
| Quakerism ... Quarropas
| quarry ... Quattuor controversiae
| Quatuor en fa dièse, Le ... “Queen of Salsa Music”
| Queen of Soul ... Quercus arizonica
| Quercus chrysolepsis ... Qui Nhon
| Quia Emptores, Statute of ... Quine, Robert
| Quine, Willard Van Orman ... Quo Vadis?
| Quo Vadis? ... Qyzylqum
R ... Rabe, David William
| Rabéarivelo, Jean-Joseph ... Racin, Kosta
| Racine ... Rådhuspladsen
| radial artery ... radio altimeter
| radio antenna ... radiometric analysis
| radiometric dating ... Rafi
| Rafi? al-Darajat ... Rahman, Shamsur
| Rahman, Zia ur- ... Rainbow, The
| rainbow trout ... rajas
| Rajasanagara ... rale
| Ralea, Mihai ... Ramanandi
| Ramanantsoa, Gabriel ... Ramm, Mount
| Ramman ... Ramsey’s theorem
| Ramsgate ... random number
| random sampling ... Rankovic, Alexander
| Ranks, Table of ... rapid reading
| Rapid Robert ... Rashid ad-Din
| Rashid ad-Din as-Sinan ... Rata, Matiu
| Ratak ... ratoon
| ratooning ... Ravensdale, Lord
| Ravereau, André ... Rayleigh wave
| Raymond ... RDF site
| rdo-rje ... readjustment
| Ready and Easy Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth, The ... reaper
| reapportionment ... reception
| receptive field ... Recollection in Metaphysics
| Recollections of a Houskeeper ... Recto, Claro Mayo
| rectocele ... red crab
| Red Crescent ... red pulp
| Red Purge ... red-breasted toucan
| red-breasted wryneck ... Redl, Alfred
| Redlands ... Reed, Janet
| Reed, Jerry ... referential opacity
| referentialism ... Reformed Church in Hungary
| Reformed Church in the United States ... regent bowerbird
| Regent Diamond ... Regnar Lodbrog
| Regnar Lodbrok ... Rehoboth Baster
| Rehoboth Beach ... Reinach, Adolf
| Reinald of Guelders, Count ... Rej, Mikolaj
| reja ... Relenza
| Reles, Abe ... religious symbolism
| religious syncretism ... remixed straight-dough process
| Remiz pendulinus ... Renaudie, La
| Renaudot, Théophraste ... rental income insurance
| rental value ... representation
| Representation of Natives Act ... Republican
| republican ... rescripta
| Rescue and Return of Astronauts and the Return of Objects Launched into Space, Agreement on the ... residual radiation
| residual schizophrenia ... Respighi, Ottorino
| respiration ... restrictive covenant
| reststrahlen ... retinospora
| retinula ... Reuther board
| Reuther, Walter ... reversible toxic response
| reversible-pump turbine ... Revue des Deux Mondes
| Revue du Monde Noir ... RGH law
| RGS ... Rheinland-Pfalz
| Rheinschanze ... Rhinocryptidae
| Rhinoderma darwinii ... Rhodesian red water fever
| Rhodesian ridgeback ... Rhynchelytrum repens
| Rhynchobdellida ... Ribaut, Jean
| ribavirin ... Rice, Edgar Charles
| Rice, Edmund Ignatius ... Richard the Justiciar
| Richard the Lion-Heart ... Richland
| Richland Center ... ricochetal locomotion
| Ricoeur, Jean Paul Gustave ... Riel Rebellion
| Riel Rebellion ... Right and Wrong in Massachusetts
| right angle ... Rijmbijbel
| Rijn, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van ... rímur
| Rimush ... ringtailed cat
| ringtaw ... Rio, Pact of
| Río Pánuco ... Ripple Rock
| Rippon of Hexham, Aubrey Geoffrey Frederick Rippon, Baron ... Ritola, Ville
| Ritola, Willie ... Rivera, Chita
| Rivera, Diego ... RKK Energia
| RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. ... Robbe-Grillet, Alain
| Robben Island ... Robert the Bruce
| Robert the Devil ... Robey, Sir George
| Robichaud, Louis Joseph ... RoboCup
| Robosi ... rock art
| rock avalanche ... Rockdale: The Growth of an American Village in the Early Industrial Revolution
| Rockefeller ... rod brake
| Rod, Édouard ... roe deer
| Roe, Sir Alliott Verdon ... Rohan, Benjamin de, seigneur de Soubise
| Rohan, Charles de, prince de Soubise ... Rolfe, John
| Rolin, Dominique ... Romaiki
| Romain du Roi ... romanceiro
| romancero ... Rome, Esther
| Rome ‘La Sapienza’, University of ... Roncevaux Pass
| Ronchi, Vasco ... Roosevelt I Knew, The
| Roosevelt Island ... Rosa Mistika
| Rosa, Monte ... Rose, Peter Edward
| rose pogonia ... Rosenthal, Manuel
| Rosenthal’s canal ... Rossetti, Christina
| Rossetti, Christina Georgina ... rotary drill
| rotary drilling ... Rothschild, Baron Edmond de
| Rothschild, Baron Elie Robert de ... roughage
| Roughing It ... Rouvroy, Claude-Henri de, Comte de Saint-Simon
| Roux, Émile ... Roy, Joseph Camille
| Roy, Manabendra Nath ... Royal Gorge
| royal governor ... royal water lily
| Royal William ... Ruan Sizong
| Ruan Yuan ... Rubus loganobaccus
| Rubusti, Jacopo ... Rudolph, Lucretia
| Rudolph, Paul ... Ruhmkorff coil
| Ruhmkorff, Heinrich Daniel ... Rumada
| “Rumah kaca” ... Runius, Johan
| Runjit Singh ... Rural Sports
| Rurales ... Russell of Killowen, Charles Russell, Baron
| Russell of Kingston Russell, Bertrand Arthur William Russell, 3rd Earl, Viscount Amberley of Amberley and of Ardsalla ... Russky Mir
| Russo, Alecu ... Rutilius Rufus, Publius
| Rutilus rutilus ... Ryan, Tommy
| Ryan, Tony ... Rzhev
s ... Sa?adia ben Joseph
| Saakashvili, Mikhail ... Sabbatius, Petrus
| Sabbetaianism ... Sacasa, Juan Bautista
| Sacastru, Martin ... sacral curve
| sacral foramen ... Sacrosancta
| sacrum ... Sadler Commission
| Sadler, Michael Thomas ... safflower
| safflower oil ... saguaro
| Saguaro National Monument ... ?a?ib Khathir
| ?a?ib of E?fahan ... Saint Augustine grass
| Saint Augustine, Second Order of ... Saint Gotthard Road Tunnel
| Saint Gotthard Tunnel ... Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra
| Saint Louis University ... Saint Petersburg
| Saint Petersburg ... Saint-Eustache
| Saint-Évremond, Charles de Marguetel de Saint-Denis, Seigneur de ... Saint-Pierre-de-la-Pointe-aux-Esquimaux
| Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray Bridge ... “Saison en enfer, Une”
| Saison Group ... Sakyapa
| Sakyas ... Salchow, Karl Emil Julius Ulrich
| Salchow, Ulrich ... Salii
| Salii, Lazarus E. ... Salman al-Farisi
| Salmantica ... Salsola kali
| Salsola laricifolia ... Salus
| Salusbury, Hester Lynch ... Samaná
| Samaná Bay ... “Samfundets støtter”
| Samguk sagi ... Sampson, Anthony Terrell Seward
| Sampson, Deborah ... San Antonio, Mount
| “San Antonio News” ... San Francisco Giants
| San Francisco Gotera ... San Leucio
| San Lorenzo ... San Pietro in Vincoli
| San Procolo, Cathedral of ... Sancho el Craso
| Sancho el Deseado ... Sand Point
| sand quillwort ... Sanditon
| Sandler, Boris ... sangat
| Sangatsudo ... Sankore mosque
| Sankore, University of ... Santa Bárbara Factory
| Santa Barbara Islands ... Santa Maria del Carmine, Church of
| Santa Maria del Carmine, Church of ... Santarém
| Santareno, Bernardo ... Santos, Eugénio dos
| Santos Football Club ... São Tiago Island
| São Tiago, Order of ... SAR
| SAR ... sarcina
| sarcinae ... Sargon of Akkad
| sargramostim ... Sart Kalmyk
| Sartawi, ?Isam ... Sassarian
| Sassetta ... Sato Haruo
| Sato Koichi ... Satyre of the Thrie Estaits, Ane
| Satyricon ... Saurischia
| saurischian ... Savile’s bandicoot rat
| Saville ... Sawoe Islands
| Sawos ... Sayn-Wittgenstein, Princess Carolyne
| Säynätsalo ... scaleless dragonfish
| Scalfaro, Oscar Luigi ... scarab
| Scarab ... scél
| Scelba Law ... Schanzkowski, Franziska
| Schaper, Johann ... Schendel, Arthur-François-Émile van
| Schenectady ... Schiphol Airport
| schipperke ... Schlosser, Max
| Schlosstheater ... Schnorr von Carolsfeld, Ludwig
| Schnoz, The ... School of Mind
| school shark ... Schüdderump, Der
| Schuelein-Steel, Danielle Fernande ... Schwartz, Bernard
| Schwartz, Delmore ... SCID
| Scidmore, Eliza Ruhamah ... Sciotoville Bridge
| Scipio ... Scomberesocidae
| Scomberesox saurus ... Scotia Illustrata
| scotia molding ... Scottish law
| Scottish literature ... screw-actuated lift
| screw-cutting engine lathe ... Scudder, Vida Dutton
| Scudderia furcata ... Sea and the Mirror
| sea anemone ... sea shell
| Sea Skua ... search and retrieval
| search and seizure ... Sebastes owstoni
| Sebastes viviparus ... second contact
| Second Continental Congress ... seconda prattica
| Secondary ... Secret Memoirs…of Several Persons of Quality
| Secret of Hegel, The ... sedative
| sedative-hypnotic drug ... Seedtime on the Cumberland
| Seeger, Pete ... segmentation
| segmented spider ... Seinen no wa
| seiner ... Selaginella emmeliana
| Selaginella kraussiana ... Seleukeia Tracheotis
| Selevinia betpakdalaensis ... Selinunte
| Selinus ... Semele
| semelparity ... semitrailer
| semivowel ... Sendero Luminoso
| Sendic, Raúl ... Señora Ama
| Senoufo ... Senzaishu
| Senzangakona ... Septobasidiales
| Septobasidium ... Serbian Orthodox Church
| Serbian Radical Party ... Série Noire
| seriema ... Serra, José
| Serra, Junípero, Blessed ... Servius Tullius
| servomechanism ... Setifer setosus
| Setit River ... Seven Hills
| Seven Hills of Rome ... Severnaya Zemlya
| Severní Cechy ... Sex Research, Institute for
| sex reversal ... Sezession, Vienna
| Sezessionstil ... Shaddai, El
| shaddock ... Shah Rokh
| Shah Rokh Mirza ... Shaki
| shaking palsy ... shamrock pea
| Shamroy, Leon ... Shanley, John Patrick
| Shannon ... Shardlow
| share ... Shastan
| shastra ... Shaykh, Jabal Al-
| Shaykhi ... Sheed, Wilfrid
| Sheed, Wilfrid John Joseph ... Shekhna
| Shekhupura ... shen
| Shen Ching ... Shepway
| Sheqalim ... Shi Chaoyi
| Shi Dakai ... Shih K’o
| Shih Ta-k’ai ... Shimomura, Osamu
| Shimomura Seizaburo ... shinty
| Shinwell, Emanuel, Baron Shinwell of Easington ... Shishak
| Shishakli, Adib al- ... Shoda Michiko
| Shodeke ... shophar
| shophroth ... short-tailed opossum
| short-tailed porcupine ... Shovel City
| shovel, power ... Shropshire, Robert of Bellême, 3rd earl of
| shroud ... Shulgi
| Shul?an ?arukh ... Shwethalyaung
| Shwezigon Pagoda ... Sibir
| Sibiriakov, Aleksandr Mikhaylovich ... Siddhartha
| Siddhartha Gautama ... ?idqi, ?Aziz
| ?idqi, Bakr ... Sierra evergreen chinquapin
| Sierra, Gregorio Martínez ... “siglo de las luces, El”
| Siglo de Oro ... SII
| Siirt ... Siles, Jaime
| Siles Zuazo, Hernando ... silky flycatcher
| silky lacewing ... silver dik-dik
| Silver Disc machine ... Simca
| Simchas Torah ... Simon, Neil
| Simon, Norton ... Simplon-Orient-Express
| Simplot, J. R. ... Sinapis alba
| Sinapis arvensis ... Singh, Dhulip
| Singh, Ganesh Man ... Singschule
| singspiel ... Sintaxis
| Sinte-galeshka ... Sir Seretse Khama Airport
| Sirach ... Sismondi, Jean-Charles-Léonard Simonde de
| sismondine ... Sitting Bull
| sitting music ... Sixteen Kingdoms
| Sixteenth Amendment ... skatole
| Skaw, The ... skin-on-skin process
| skinhead ... sky-pointing
| skya-ka ... Slatina
| Slaton, Mary Leta Dorothy ... sleeper
| sleeper ... slightly polymerized humic acid
| slightly stratified estuary ... slope soaring
| slope wash ... Slumdog Millionaire
| slump ... Smart, Ninian
| smart packaging ... Smith, Arnold Cantwell
| Smith, Art ... Smith, Michael
| Smith, Michael ... Smithville
| SMK ... Smyrna
| Smyrna ... Sneyders, Frans
| Snezhnoe ... snowball garnet
| snowberry ... Soberania National Park
| Sobers, Gary ... social dialectology
| social differentiation ... social worker
| social workshop ... sociotomy
| socket ... sodium nitre
| sodium nitrite ... soft-mud process
| soft-service ice cream ... Soissons, Charles de Bourbon, comte de
| Soissons, House of ... solar prominence
| solar quiet-day variation ... Solheim, Karsten
| Soli ... solo performance
| solo performance ... solvability
| solvated electron ... Somers, John Somers, Baron
| Somers of Evesham, John Somers, Baron ... Son of Sam
| Son of the Chosen People, A ... songgol
| Songgyun’guan ... Soo Kyong Jo
| Soo, The ... Søraust-Svalbard Naturreservat
| Sorb ... “Sorrow and Joy They Wander Together”
| Sorrow Beyond Dreams, A ... Soukop, Wilhelm Josef
| Soukop, Willi ... source rock
| source separation ... South American jackal
| South American leaf beetle ... South Island
| South, James ... Southampton
| Southampton, Barbara Villiers, Countess of ... southern grasshopper mouse
| southern green stinkbug ... Southport
| Southport ... Soya, C. E.
| Soya Strait ... space-time
| spacecraft ... Spanish influenza epidemic
| Spanish Inquisition ... Spasskaya Tower
| Spassky, Boris Vasilyevich ... special theory
| Special Tribunal for the Defense of the State ... spectrograph
| spectrograph, sound ... spell
| Spellbound ... Sperostoma giganteum
| Sperrgebiet ... sphinx of Boeotian Thebes
| Sphinx of Giza ... Spilogale putorious
| Spilogale pygmaea ... Spinoza, Baruch
| Spinoza, Bendictus ... spirit of turpentine
| spirit possession ... splenic lymph follicle
| splenic vein ... spool furniture
| spool valve ... spotted dove
| spotted duckbill ray ... spring force
| spring gravimeter ... spurge family
| spurge-laurel ... Squaw Man, The
| Squaw Valley ... Srimad Bhagavadgita-Rahasya
| Srinagar ... St. Clair
| St. Cloud Visiter ... St. Mary of Zion, Church of
| St. Mary Peak ... stabilization pond
| stabilization processing ... stage manager
| stage race ... Stalky & Co.
| stall ... standard signal generator
| standard solar motion ... Stanley, Mount
| Stanley, Mount ... Star Maker
| Star Man’s Son, 2250 A.D. ... Starovoytova, Galina Vasilyevna
| Starr, Bart ... State Duma
| State Duma ... Statesman
| Statesman, The ... statutory rape
| statutory trust ... stearyl alcohol
| steatite ... Steglitz
| Stegman ... stellar population
| stellar wind ... Stepanov, Vladimir Ivanovich
| Stepennaya kniga ... Steps to Parnassus
| Steps Toward a Constructive Nominalism ... Sternaspis
| Sternbach, Leo Henryk ... stew
| steward ... sticktight flea
| Sticky Fingers ... stilus
| Stilwell and the American Experience in China, 1911–45 ... stishovite
| stitches ... Stoddard, Richard Henry
| Stoecker, Adolf ... stomodaeum
| stomotion ... Stony Point, Battle of
| Stony Point Battlefield State Historic Site ... Storm of Steel, The
| Storm of the Century ... Stout, Rex Todhunter
| Stout, Sir Robert ... Strand
| strand casting ... strategic control
| Strategic Defense Initiative ... stratum spongiosum
| stratum synoviale ... street film
| street gang ... stressed-skin construction
| stretch ... stringybark pine
| stringybark tree ... stromuhr
| Strong, A. H. ... structuralism
| structuralism ... Stuart, Mary Henrietta
| Stuart style ... Study of War, A
| stuffing ... Stuyvesant, Peter
| Stuyvesant, Petrus ... Sub-Atlantic Stage
| Sub-Boreal Forest Region ... Subjection of Women, The
| subjective experience ... subsidiary system
| Subsidies and Countervailing Duties, Code on ... succinate dehydrogenase
| Succineacea ... Sudbury, Henry Fitzroy, Baron
| Sudbury Lopolith ... ?ufi, a?-
| ?ufi literature ... suit
| suit ... Sulayman ibn Mu?ammad ibn Hud
| Sulayman ibn Qutalmïsh ... sulfur donor
| sulfur dye ... sulphonyl chloride
| sulphonyl compound ... Šumen
| Sumenep ... Summers, Larry
| Summers Last Will and Testament ... Sun Yun-suan
| Sun Zhongshan ... sunlight
| Sunlight Sonata, The ... Superbad
| Superbas ... supernova remnant
| supernumerary rainbow ... suppressor T cell
| suppressor T lymphocyte ... Surakarta
| suramin ... Surguja
| Surgut ... Surtur
| surubí ... Sussex
| Sussex ... Sutton, William Francis, Jr.
| Sutton, Willie ... Svensk Filmindustri
| Svenska Aeroplan Aktiebolaget ... Swallow-Hole in the Bois d’Amour, Pont Aven, The
| swallow-shrike ... Swartberge
| Swarthmoor Hall ... sweet biscuit
| sweet buckeye ... Swietochowski, Aleksandr
| Swietokrzyskie ... switch grass
| switch selling ... syllable
| syllable-stress metre ... Symmetrodonta
| symmetrogeny ... Symphony No. 9 in C Major
| “Symphony No. 9 in D Minor (Choral)” ... syncopation
| syncope ... Synthetic Cubism
| synthetic diamond ... Syrphus americanus
| Syrtis Major ... Szálasi, Ferenc
| Szamos River ... Szyszlo, Fernando de
t ... Ta-tu
| Ta-tu ... tablero
| tables of discovery ... Tacna
| Tacna ... Taft
| Taft, Helen ... t’ai chi
| t’ai chi ch’uan ... tail rhyme
| tail rotor ... Taiyuan Fu
| Taiyue Dadi ... Takht-e Jamshid
| Takht-e Soleyman ... “Tale of the Bamboo Cutter”
| Tale of the Buffoon Who Outjested Seven Buffoons, The ... Tall Sankarah
| tall tale ... Tamanghasset
| Tamano ... Tamil Language Special Provisions Act
| Tamil literature ... Tanacetum coccineum
| Tanacetum vulgare ... Tanga Islands
| Tangail ... tanka
| Tankara ... Tao Sheng
| Tao, Terrence ... Tappan, Henry B.
| Tappan, Lewis ... Tarasque
| Tarasque, La ... tariqa
| tariqah ... Tartarus
| Tartessos ... Tassah, Wadi
| Tassel, Hôtel ... Tatian
| Tatianos ... Taurus stream
| Taurus-Littrow Valley ... Taxandrian Interglacial Stage
| taxation ... Taylor, John
| Taylor, John ... Tchitrea
| Tchogha Zanbil ... Teate
| Teatr 13 Rzedow ... teen idol
| “Teen Kanya” ... Tekapo, Lake
| Teke ... telephone booth
| telephone box ... Telluride
| tellurium ... temperature scale
| temperature stress ... Temptation of the West, The
| Temptations, The ... Tenentismo
| Ténéré ... Tenrec ecaudatus
| Tenrecidae ... Tepic
| Teplice ... Terjung, Werner H.
| Terjung’s Comfort Index ... terra firme
| Terra Fria ... territory
| territory ... Tessin, Nicodemus, the Elder
| Tessin, Nicodemus, the Younger ... Teton Range
| Teton River ... Tetrodontium
| Tetschen ... Texas Southern University
| Texas State University for Negroes ... Thailand, history of
| Thailander ... Thanet, Isle of
| Thanetian Stage ... Theagenes of Megara
| Theagenes of Rhegium ... Thelyphonida
| Thelypteridaceae ... Theodoric I
| Theodoric II ... Théorie de l’impôt
| Theorie der algebraischen Curven ... Theridiosomatidae
| Therigatha ... thermoelectric engine
| thermoelectric generator ... Thessaloníki
| Thessaly ... Thierry D’Alsace
| Thierry de Chartres ... third cranial nerve
| third degree ... Thisbe
| Thisted ... Thomas, Lowell
| Thomas, M. Carey ... Thompson, Sir Henry
| Thompson, Sir J. Eric S. ... thorax
| Thorazine ... Thorpe, Thomas
| Thorpe, Thomas B. ... Three Cities, The
| Three Coins in the Fountain ... three-centre, two-electron bond
| three-colour printing ... thrombocyte
| thrombocytopathy ... Thumanian, Hovhannes
| thumb ... Thwaites, Michael Rayner
| THX 1138 ... Ti-ts’ang
| ti-tzu ... Tibeto-Chinese languages
| Tibi Dam ... T’ien Kuan
| T’ien Lung ... tiger’s-eye
| tigerware ... Tilburg University
| Tilbury ... Timaru
| timbal organ ... Timgad
| timing ... Tinea pellionella
| Tineba, Pegunungan ... Tippit, J. D.
| Tippu Sahib ... Tiselius, Arne
| Tiselius, Arne Wilhelm Kaurin ... title insurance
| Title IX ... Tlapacoya
| Tlapanec languages ... Toba
| Toba ... Todd, Ronald
| Todd, Sir Garfield ... “tOileánach, An”
| toilet ... Tokyo, Bank of
| Tokyo Bay ... toll office
| Tollan ... Tombaugh, Clyde William
| tombeau ... tone-cluster
| Tone-gawa ... tonni-vak
| Tonnidae ... topazolite
| topcross ... Torelli, Salinguerra
| torero ... torpor
| Torquato Tasso ... Tortola
| Tortona ... totalizing meter
| Totall Discourse of the Rare Adventures and Painefull Peregrinations of Long Nineteene Years Travayles, The ... Toungoo
| Toungoo dynasty ... Towards a Dynamic Economics
| Towards a New Architecture ... toxicyst
| toxin ... Trachinotus
| Trachinotus carolinus ... trade, board of
| Trade, Board of ... Tragelaphus angasii
| Tragelaphus buxtoni ... Traité des maladies mentales
| “Traité des membranes” ... transactional analysis
| Transactionalism ... transformation-toughened zirconia
| transformational grammar ... Transmission of Information
| transmission, textual ... transverse stream
| transverse tubule ... Traun
| Traun, Otto Ferdinand, Graf von Abensperg und ... trawler
| trawling ... treatment, storage, or disposal facility
| treaty ... “tregua, La”
| trehalose ... trepha
| trephining ... “Triad”
| triad ... Tribunaux correctionels
| tribunaux correctionnels ... Trichy
| Trichys fasciculata ... Trigonoceps occipitalis
| Trigonometria Britannica ... trinitroxylene
| Trinity ... triple metre
| triple point ... Triticum aestivum spelta
| Triticum compactum ... Trogidae
| Trogir ... Trøndelag
| Trondheim ... Trossachs, the
| “Tröst Einsamkeit” ... truck
| truck ... Trujillo
| Trujillo ... Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward
| Trusteeship Council ... Tsao Shen
| Ts’ao Ts’ao ... Tsoede
| Tsokev, Hristo ... TTL metering
| TTPI ... tubesnout
| Tubifex ... Tuesday
| tufa ... tulip poplar
| tulip shell ... Tuna language
| tunable laser ... tuning-fork piano
| Tunip ... Turan
| Turan Plain ... Turin, University of
| Turina, Joaquín ... Turla River
| Turloch O’Connor ... turpentine, spirit of
| Turpin, Dick ... tutores
| tutorial ... Twelfth Night
| “Twelfth Night; or, What You Will” ... Twining, Nathan F.
| Twining, Nathan Farragut ... two-dimensional gel electrophoresis
| two-dimensional planar chromatography ... Tyler, Steven
| Tyler, Walter ... Type Ia supernova
| type Ib congenital disorder of glycosylation ... tyrant flycatcher
| Tyras ... Tzuultaq’ah
U ... “Über den Prozess der Zivilisation”
| “Über den Standort der Industrien” ... UDEL
| Udenamo ... UGCC
| Ugedei ... uki-e
| Ukiah ... Ulixes
| Uljanovsk ... ultracentrifugation
| ultracompact H II region ... ?Umar ibn Abi Rabi?ah
| ?Umar ibn al-Kha?tab ... Ummah Party
| Umnak Island ... unconditioned response
| unconditioned stimulus ... underwater transportation
| underwater weapon ... Uniate church
| uniaxial crystal ... Unión Cívica Radical
| Union College ... Unionville
| Unionville ... United Farm Workers of America
| United Farmers of Ontario ... United Paramount Theatres
| United Parcel Service ... United States, Supreme Court of the
| United States Tariff Act ... Universal House of Justice
| universal joint ... Unknowns, Tomb of the
| Unkoku ... Unterland
| Unterlinden, Musée d’ ... Upjohn, Richard M.
| Upjohn’s Rural Architecture ... Uppsala Universitet
| Uppsala University ... uranium tetrafluoride
| uranium X2 ... urea-formaldehyde resin
| Ureaplasma ... urobilin
| Urochordata ... urticaria subcutanea
| Urticeae ... Ushba
| Usher ... uswah ?asanah
| USX Corporation ... Utre, Philipp von
| Utrecht ... Uzbekistan, flag of
| Uzbekistan, history of ... Uzziah
V ... vacuum cooling
| vacuum curettage ... vain oath
| Väinämöinen ... Valdés, Alfonso de
| Valdés, Juan de ... Valerius Licinianus Licinius
| Valerius Maximus ... Vallone, Raffaele
| Valluvar ... Van de Graaff accelerator
| Van de Graaff generator ... Van Volkenburg, Ellen
| Van Vollenhoven, Karel Thomas ... Vanellus vanellus
| Väner, Lake ... varactor diode
| Varadaraja ... variance analysis
| variance analysis ... Varthema, Lodovico de
| Vartomanus, Lodovico de ... vasotocin
| VASP ... “Vaudon haïtien, Le”
| Vaudou ... Veda
| Vedado ... vehicle
| vehicle emission control ... Velnias
| Velns ... Venerable Bede, the
| veneration ... venospasm
| Venoste, Alpi ... Venus figurine
| Venus in the Cloister; or, The Nun in Her Smock ... Verdon, Pierre
| Verdon River ... Verkhovny Soviet
| Verkhoyansk ... vero amico, Il
| Véroia ... vertical cylinder press
| vertical differentiation ... vespertilionid bat
| Vespertilionidae ... vetting
| Vettore, Mount ... Vibrio parahaemolyticus
| vibriosis ... Victim, The
| victimization ... Victorian morality
| Victorian period ... Vidolino da Bologna
| Vidor, King ... Vienne River
| Vienne River Bridge ... Vigfússon, Gudbrandur
| vigil ... Vila Pery
| Vila Rica ... villanelle
| Villani, Filippo ... Viminal
| Vin herbé, Le ... Vinnitsa
| Vinnytsya ... Vir
| Vir Singh, Bhai ... Virginia bluebell
| Virginia Capes, Battle of ... virtue
| virtue ethics ... vise
| Viséan Stage ... Vistazo
| Vistrítsa River ... vitamin K
| vitamin K deficiency ... Vivarais
| Vivarais Mountains ... Vlakhou, Elena
| Vlaminck, Maurice de ... Vogt, Johan Herman Lie
| Vogt, Karl ... Volcán Misti
| Volcan Muhabura ... Volkovysk
| Volksbücher ... volume
| volume charge density ... von Richthofen, Freida
| von Trotta, Margarethe ... Võrts-Järv
| Võrtsjärv ... Voyelles
| Voyer de Paulmy, René-Louis de ... Vuillard, Jean-Édouard
| Vuillier, Gaston ... Vytautus Didysis
W ... Wadgaon, Convention of
| Wadhwan ... Wah
| Wah, Fred ... wait
| Waitaki River ... Walcott, Louis Eugene
| Walcott, Mary Morris Vaux ... Walk—Don’t Run
| Walken, Christopher ... Wallabies
| wallaby ... Wallis, Samuel
| Wallis, Sir Barnes Neville ... Waltharius
| Waltheof ... Wang Chen
| Wang Chieh ... Wanruo
| Wansbeck ... Warchavchick, Gregori
| ward ... Warkworth
| warlock ... Warren, Mount
| Warren, Rick ... WASH-1400
| Washakie ... Washita River
| Washkansky, Louis ... water
| water activity ... water ouzel
| water parsnip ... waterfall technique
| Waterfall, The ... Watson, Sir John William
| Watson, Sir William ... wave velocity
| wave-cut bench ... Wayne, Marshall
| Wayne State University ... Weather Makers: The History & Future Impact of Climate Change, The
| weather map ... Weber, Karl Maria von
| Weber, Lois ... Weelkes, Thomas
| Weems, Mason Locke ... Weil, Kurt
| Weil, Mark ... Weitz, John
| Weitzmann, K. ... Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke of, marquess of Douro, marquess of Wellington, earl of Wellington, Viscount Wellington of Talavera and of Wellington, Baron Douro or Wellesley
| Wellington bomber ... Wen Cheng-ming
| Wen Chia ... Wenzhou
| Wenzinger, Christian ... West African Conference
| West African Craton ... West Java
| West, Jerome Alan ... Westbrook, Peter
| Westbury ... Western Intermontane Plateau
| Western Interprovincial Football Union ... western white-bearded wildebeest
| western wood pewee ... Westsylvania
| Westvaco Inspirations ... “Whale, The”
| Whale, The ... Wheeldon, Christopher
| wheeled armoured carrier ... whiptail
| whiptail ... white cedar
| white cedar ... white mahogany
| white mangrove family ... White Sea-Baltic Canal
| White Sea-Baltic Waterway ... white-naped swift
| white-necked puffbird ... Whitlock, Tom
| whitlow grass ... Who’s Next
| Who’s That Knocking at My Door? ... widget
| Widin ... WIFU
| wig ... wild horse
| wild hyacinth ... Wilfrid, Saint
| Wilfridian ... Willem-Alexander, Crown Prince
| Willem-Alexander, Crown Prince, and Princess Máxima ... William V
| William VI ... Williamson County
| Williamson, David ... Wilseder Hill
| Wilson ... Wilton
| Wilton carpet ... Windermere
| Windesheim Congregation ... Wingate, Sir Reginald, 1st Baronet
| Wingate Trophy ... winter
| winter aconite ... wire service
| wire transmission ... Wissowa, Georg
| Wistar, Caspar ... Witteberg Series
| Wittelsbach, House of ... województwo
| Wojna chocimska ... Wolgast, Heinrich
| Wolgemut, Michael ... womb envy
| wombat ... Wood Demon
| wood duck ... wooded grassland
| wooded steppe ... woof
| woofer ... word writing
| word-association test ... Works of Mr. William Shakespear; Revis’d and Corrected, The
| Works of Robert Burns, The ... World Methodist Council
| World Mind Games ... Worship, Hall of
| Worship of Animals and Plants, The ... wren-babbler
| wren-warbler ... wrist shot
| Wriston, Walter Bigelow ... Wu Zhao
| Wu Zhen ... Würzburg, Bavarian Julius Maximilian University of
| Würzburg, Diet of ... Wynn, Gus
| Wynn, Keenan ... Wyvill, Christopher
X ... Xavier, Saint Francis
| Xavier University ... xian
| Xi’an ... Xinca
| Xinca language ... xu
| Xu Beihong ... XYZ Affair
Y ... Ya?ya Ma?mud al-Mutawakkil
| Ya?ya ?ob?-e Azal, Mirza ... yam family
| yam order ... yampi
| Yampi Sound ... yangbanxi
| Yangchuan ... Yar’Adua, Shehu Musa
| Yar’Adua, Umaru ... Yasuj
| Yasukuni Shrine ... Ye Weixun
| Ye Yiwei ... yellow corydalis
| Yellow Creek Massacre ... yellow-legged tinamou
| yellow-lipped sea krait ... yeoman
| Yeoman South ... Yi
| yi ... yipwon
| Yirmeyahu ... Yola
| Yolande de Brienne ... York plays
| York Realist ... Young
| Young Algerians ... Young Turks
| young urban professional ... Ysyk-köl
| Ysyk-Köl ... Yüeh
| Yüeh Fei ... Yun Sondo
| Yün T’ung ... Yuzhong
| Yuzivka ... Yzdkrt III
Z ... Zaganos
| Zagazig ... Zalta, Edward
| Zal?an ... Zankovetska, Maria
| zanni ... Zard Kuh
| Zardari, Asif Ali ... “Ze života hmyzu”
| Zea ... Zelenodolsk
| Zelenogorsk ... Zenta, Battle of
| Zentrumspartei ... Zevon, Warren
| Zewail, Ahmed H. ... Zhaohui
| Zhaoliedi ... Zhou
| Zhou Da-guan ... Zia ur-Rahman, Khaleda
| Zia-ud-din ... zinc blende
| zinc chloride ... Zittel, Karl Alfred, Ritter von
| zitting cisticola ... Zólkowski, Alojzy Fortunat
| Zólkowski, Alojzy Gonzaga ... zoophilia
| zooplankton ... Zubayr Ra?mah Man?ur, al-
| Zu?bi, Mahmud az– ... župan
| Župancic, Oton ... zygantrum
| Zygmund, Antoni ... ZZ Top
1 ... 1763, Proclamation Line of
| 1763, Proclamation of ... 1967 Academy Awards
| 1967, Confession of ... 2008 Academy Awards
| 2010: Odyssey Two ... 4-allyl-2-methoxybenzaldehyde
| 4-aminopyridine ... 73rd Annual Academy Awards
| 747 ... 9to5 News
The word "encyclopaedia" comes from the Classical Greek transliterated "enkyklios paideia"; "enkyklios" meaning "cyclical", "periodic", or "ordinary", and "paideia" meaning "education". Together, the phrase literally translates as a "[well-]rounded education", meaning "general knowledge". Copyists of Latin manuscripts took this phrase to be a single Greek word, "enkuklopaedia", with the same meaning, and this spurious Greek word became the New Latin word "encyclopaedia", which in turn came into English. Though the notion of a compendium of knowledge dates back thousands of years, the term was first used in the title of a book in 1541 by Joachimus Fortius Ringelbergius, Lucubrationes vel potius absolutissima kyklopaideia (Basel, 1541). The word "encyclopaedia" was first used as a noun in the title of his book by the Croatian encyclopedist Pavao Skalic in his "Encyclopaedia seu orbis disciplinarum tam sacrarum quam prophanarum epistemon" ("Encyclopaedia, or Knowledge of the World of Disciplines", Basel, 1559).[dubious – discuss] One of the oldest vernacular uses was by François Rabelais in his Pantagruel in 1532.
Several encyclopaedias have names that include the suffix -p(a)edia, e.g., Banglapedia (on matters relevant for Bengal).
In British usage, the spellings "encyclopedia" and "encyclopaedia" are both current. Although the latter is considered more "proper", the former is becoming more common due to the encroachment of American English. In American usage, only the former is commonly used. The spelling "encyclopædia" — with the "æ" ligature — was frequently used in the 19th century and is increasingly rare, although it is retained in product titles such as "Encyclopædia Britannica" and others. The "Oxford English Dictionary" (1989) records "encyclopædia" and "encyclopaedia" as equal alternatives (in that order), and notes the "æ" would be obsolete except that it is preserved in works that have Latin titles. "Webster's Third New International Dictionary" (1997–2002) features "encyclopedia" as the main headword and "encyclopaedia" as a minor variant. In addition, "cyclopedia" and "cyclopaedia" are now rarely-used shortened forms of the word originating in the 17th century.
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Georg Curtius, Person, Deceased Person
Georg Curtius (April 16, 1820–August 12, 1885), German philologist, was born at Lübeck. He was the brother of the historian and archeologist Ernst Curtius. After an education at Bonn and Berlin he was for three years a schoolmaster in Dresden, until (in 1845) he returned to Berlin University as privat-docent....
Ljiljana Crepajac, Person
Ljiljana Crepajac (Serbian Cyrillic: ?????? ????????) (born 1931) - Serbian classical scholar, philologist, a full professor at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade on subject: Historical grammar of Old Greek; she is the head of the Department of Classical Sciences (since 1994), and she has been a full...
Konrad Duden, Person, Deceased Person
Konrad Alexander Friedrich Duden (January 3, 1829 – August 1, 1911) was a Gymnasium (high school) teacher who became a philologist. He founded the well-known German language dictionary bearing his name Duden. After receiving his Abitur (advanced high school degree) in 1846 in Wesel, Duden studied history,...
Megalith, Topic
A megalith is a large stone which has been used to construct a structure or monument either alone or with other stones. Megalithic means made of such stones, but uses an interlocking system without the use of mortar or cement. The word megalith comes from the Ancient Greek µ??a? megas meaning great,...
Ludwig Döderlein, Person, Deceased Person
Johann Christoph Wilhelm Ludwig Döderlein (December 19, 1791 - November 9, 1863), German philologist, was born at Jena. His father was Johann Christoph Döderlein, professor of theology at Jena. Ludwig Döderlein, after receiving his preliminary education at Windsheim and Schulpforta (Pforta), studied...
Seid, Topic
Seid or seiðr is an Old Norse term for a type of sorcery or witchcraft which was practiced by the pre-Christian Norse. Sometimes anglicized as "seidhr", "seidh", "seidr", "seithr" or "seith", the term is also used to refer to modern Neopagan reconstructions or emulations of the practice. Seid involved...
Douarnenez, Topic
Douarnenez, Breton: douar (land) an enez (the island) or land of the island, is a fishing-port in Brittany, north-western France, in the département of Finistère. It lies at the mouth of the Pouldavid Estuary on the southern shore of Douarnenez Bay in the Atlantic Ocean, 25 km (15 mi) north-west of Quimper....
Semantic change, Topic
In diachronic (or historical) linguistics, semantic change is a change in one of the meanings of a word. Every word has a variety of senses and connotations which can be added, removed, or altered over time, often to the extent that words of one time period mean quite different things to the same words...
Richard von Schaukal, Person, Deceased Person, Poet
Richard (von) Schaukal (May 27, 1874, Brno - October 10, 1942, Vienna) was a Moravia-born Austrian poet. ...
Etymology, Topic
Etymology is the study of the history of words - when they entered a language, from what source, and how their form and meaning have changed over time. In languages with a long written history, etymology makes use of philology, the study of how words change from culture to culture over time. However,...
Etymology of Kamboja, Topic
Kamboja (or Kambuja) is the name of an ancient Indo-Iranian tribe who spoke a language in the Indo-European family of languages. They are believed to have been located originally in Pamirs and Badakshan in Central Asia. The Sanskrit name Kamboja is also sometimes found written as Kambuja, e.g. in Vedic...
Etymology of the word Jew, Topic
This article focuses on the etymology of the word Jew. The Jewish ethnonym in Hebrew is ?????? Yehudim (plural of ????? Yehudi) which is understood to be the ultimate origin of the English word Jew. The Hebrew name is derived from the region name Judah (Yehudah ?????). Originally the name referred to...
Placename etymology, Topic
This is a list of the etymologies of continent names. The ancient Romans used the name Africa terra --- "land of the Afri" (plural, or "Afer" singular) --- for the northern part of the continent, corresponding to modern-day Tunisia. The origin of Afer may be the Phoenician afar, dust; the Afridi tribe,...
Etymology of India, Topic
The name India may refer to either the region of Greater India (the Indian subcontinent), or to the contemporary Republic of India contained therein. The term is derived from the name of the Indus River and has been in use in Greek since Plutarchus (1st century AD). The term appears in Old English in...
Online Etymology Dictionary, Company, Employer
The Online Etymology Dictionary is a dictionary that describes the origins of English language words. According to worldstart.com “...This site is all about a love of language, and will teach you how it all began for each word.” Douglas Harper originally founded the online dictionary as a website where...
Etymology of Rus and derivatives, Topic
Originally Rus (????, Rus’) was a medieval country and state that comprised mostly Early East Slavs. The territories of that Rus are today distributed among Belarus, northern Ukraine and a part of the European section of the Russian Federation. "Rus" as a state had no proper name; by its inhabitants...
False etymology, Topic
A false etymology is an assumed or postulated etymology which is incorrect from the perspective of modern scholarly work in historical linguistics. Erroneous etymologies can exist for many reasons. Some are simply outdated. For a given word there may often have been many serious attempts by scholars...
Etymological dictionary, Topic
An etymological dictionary discusses the etymology of the words listed. Often, large dictionaries, such as the OED and Webster's, will contain some etymological information, without aspiring to focus on etymology. Although useful tools, etymological dictionaries must be used with some caution, as research...
Etymological fallacy, Topic
An etymological fallacy is a linguistical misconception based on the idea that the etymology of a word or phrase is its actual meaning. For example, the meaning of the word prevent may be thought to signify "to go before" based on its etymology: from the Latin prae + venire. This falsely deduced meaning...
Etymology of Istanbul, Topic
The city of Istanbul has been known through the ages under a large number of different names. Besides its modern Turkish name, the most notable are Byzantium, Constantinople and Stamboul, but there are also others. Each of them is associated with different phases of its history and with different languages....
Family name etymology, Topic
Articles on the etymology and evolution of family names: ...
Shi'a etymology, Topic
Shi'a ("follower" or "partisan) as an Islamic term traces its etymology to the very first century of Islam. The singular/adjective form of Shi‘ah (Arabic: ????) is Shi‘i (Arabic: ????). The apostrophe frequently used (e.g. Shi'a) is technically incorrect, since the Arabic letter is the ayin (?), standardly...
Hindustani word etymology, Topic
Hindustani also known as "Hindi-Urdu," is a term used by linguists to describe several closely related idioms in the northern, central and northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent. It encompasses two standardized registers in the form of the official languages of Hindi and Urdu language, as well...
German family name etymology, Topic
In etymology, German family names were introduced during the late Middle Ages in the German language area. Usually, such family names are derived from nicknames. They are generally classified into four groups, based on the origin of a nickname: given names, job designations, bodily attributes, and geographical...
Etymology of Moldova, Topic
Moldova is the Romanian name of a medieval Principality (Moldavia) which included territories in Eastern Romania, the Republic of Moldova and parts of Southern Ukraine. The principality was probably named after its earliest capital, "Târgul Moldovei" (nowadays Baia, Suceava County), a market town on...
Bulgarian placename etymology, Topic
Bulgarian placename etymology is characterized by the linguistic and ethnic diversity of the Balkans through the ages and the position of the country in the centre of the region. While typical Bulgarian placenames of Slavic origin vastly dominate, toponyms which stem from Greek, Thracian, Latin and Turkish...
Etymology of Romania, Topic
Romanians are a people living in Central and South-Eastern Europe speaking a Romance language. The name of "România" (Romania) comes from "Român" (Romanian), which is a derivative of the Latin adjective "Romanus" (Roman). During the transition from Vulgar Latin to Romanian, there were some phonetical...
German placename etymology, Topic
Placenames in the German language area can be classified by the language from which they originate, and by their age. Some of today's place names do not reflect the actual earlier historical names such as Hesbaye, but when one searches for older names, one can still find the old Gouwe (Gau), such in...
Etymology, Musical Track
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The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology, Book
The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology is a notable etymological dictionary of the English language, published by Oxford University Press. Also published by OUP: ...
Medieval etymology, Topic
Medieval etymology is the study of the history of words as conducted by scholars in the European Middle Ages. Etymology is the study of the origins of words. Before the beginnings of large-scale modern lexicography in the 16th century and the discovery of the comparative method in the 18th, a scientific...
Etymology of Sarajevo, Topic
The earliest name for a major city on the region of today's Sarajevo is Vrhbosna. To claim however that Sarajevo and Vrhbosna are one and the same would be faulty, considering that the latter seems to have been destroyed well before the Ottomans occupied the region. Rather, the city of Sarajevo as we...
Etymology of Sweden, Topic
Sweden was originally a plural form of Swede and is a so-called "back-formation", from Old English Sweoðeod, which meant "people of the Swedes" (Old Norse Svíþjóð, Latin Suetidi). This word is derived from Sweon/Sweonas (Old Norse Sviar, Latin Suiones). As the name for the country itself, Sweden is borrowed...
Etymology of ham radio, Topic
Ham is an informal term for an amateur radio operator, and, by extension, "ham radio" refers to amateur radio in general. This use of the word first appeared in the United States during the opening decade of the twentieth century — for example, Robert A. Morton in "Wireless Interference", from...
Chemistry, Topic
In the history of science, the etymology of the word chemistry is a debatable issue. It is agreed that the word “alchemy” is a European one, derived from Arabic, but the origin of the root word, chem, is uncertain. Words similar to it have been found in most ancient languages, with different meanings,...
Berber, Person
The term Berber is but a variation of the Latin original word Barbarian, earlier in history applied by Romans specifically to their Northern hostile neighbors from Germanica (modern Germany). The variation is a French one when spelled Berbere and English when spelled Berber. The term appeared 1st in...
Russian etymology, Topic
1. The most comprehensive work on Slavic etymology was written by Max Vasmer: Etymological dictionary of the Russian language (Russisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch, 4 volumes, Heidelberg, 1950-58; Russian translation 1964-73). 2. Terence Wade, Russian etymological dictionary, Duckworth Publishing, 1996...
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Etymology of the Korean currencies, Topic
Won is the currency of both North and South Korea. Won is a cognate of the Chinese currency unit, yuan and the Japanese currency unit, yen, meaning "round object". The won is subdivided into 100 jeon (?; ?; McCune-Reischauer: chon; Revised Romanization: jeon). Yang is a former Korean currency. It is...
Etymology of Mexico, Topic
The toponymy of Mexico entails the origin, history, and use of the name Mexico, which dates back to 14th century Mesoamerica. Mexico was named after its capital, Mexico City, whose original name was Mexico-Tenochtitlan, in reference to the name of the Nahua Aztec tribe, the Mexica. The Nahuatl word Mexiko...
Etymology of the word Arab, Topic
The proper name Arab or "Arabian" (and cognates in other languages) has been used to translate several different but similar sounding words in ancient and classical texts which do not necessarily have the same meaning or origin. The etymology of the term is of course closely linked to that of the place...
Etymology of the name of Julius Caesar, Topic
The name Caesar probably originated from a dialect of Latium which did not share the rhotacism of the Roman dialect. Using the Latin alphabet as it existed in the day of Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC) (i.e., without lower case letters, "J", or "U"), Caesar's name is properly rendered GAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR...
Etymology of Kolkata, Topic
This article describes several theories on Etymology of Kolkata, (erstwhile Calcutta) the capital of the eastern Indian state of West Bengal. The rent-roll of Akbar, a sixteenth-century Mughal emperor, and the work of a Bengali poet, Bipradaas, of the late fifteenth century, both make mention of the...
Etymology of Cumbrian place names, Topic
The county of Cumbria in the north west of England has a long and complex history of human settlement. Geographically, Cumbria is situated right between the four major countries of the British Isles. Historically, the contrasting landscapes between the mountains and the fertile coastal areas and the...
Etymology of Kalamazoo, Topic
Kalamazoo is the name of several places in the U.S. state of Michigan: All are named after the river, but there is uncertainty concerning the origin of the river's name. A number of etymologies (some of them folk etymologies) have been proposed, all of which suggest that the name was derived from the...
Etymology of Edinburgh, Topic
The Etymology of Edinburgh shows that the origin of the city's name is understood to come from the Brythonic Din Eidyn (Fort of Eidyn) from the time when it was a Gododdin hillfort. In the 1st century the Romans recorded the Votadini as a Brythonic tribe in the area, and about 600 A.D. the poem Y Gododdin,...
Etymology of Aberdeen, Topic
The Etymology of Aberdeen (which is the meaning / origin of the word) is that of the name first used for the city of Aberdeen, Scotland. It is the original, which then gave its name to other Aberdeens around the world as Aberdonians left Scotland to settle in the New World and other colonies. Aberdeen,...
Etymology of Iran, Topic
The term Iran derives immediately from Middle Persian Eran, Pahlavi 'yr'n, first attested in the inscription that accompanies the investiture relief of Ardashir I at Naqsh-e Rustam. In this inscription, the king's Middle Persian appellation is ardašir šahan šah eran while in the Parthian language inscription...
Etymology of Brazil, Topic
The first names used for the new-found-land were Ilha de Vera Cruz ("Vera Cruz Island") and Terra de Santa Cruz ("Santa Cruz Land"). Soon after "Brazil" was adopted. Named after the brazilwood tree, so-named because its reddish wood resembled the color of red-hot embers (brasil in Portuguese). In Tupi...
Lindsay etymology, Topic
The name Lindsay is a common English and Scottish name, meaning linden trees near the water. There are approximately 96,725 people in the United States with the first name Lindsay, which makes it the 536th most popular first name in the United States.[citation needed] People with the given name...
Etymology of "history", Topic
The word history ?st?? is ultimately from the Proto-Indo-European*wid-tor-, from the root*weid- ("to know, to see"), also present in the English word wit, the Latin words vision and video, the Sanskrit word veda, and the Slavic word videti and vedati, as well as others. (The asterisk before a word indicates...
Esperanto, Human Language
Esperanto (help·info) is the most widely spoken constructed international auxiliary language. The name derives from Doktoro Esperanto, the pseudonym under which L. L. Zamenhof first published the Unua Libro in 1887. The word itself means 'one who hopes'. Zamenhof's goal was to create an easy and...
Etymology of Cooch Behar, Topic
The name "Cooch-Behar" is derived from the name of the Koch tribe that is indigenous to this area. The word "Behar" is the Sanskrit word "bihar" (to travel) which means the land through which the "Koch" Kings used to travel or roam about ("bihar"). The name "Cooch-Behar" is derived from the name of the...
Explanation of the names of Burma/Myanmar, Topic
The renaming of Burma to Myanmar in the English language, decided by the Burmese military regime in 1989, has been controversial. The following is a detailed explanation of the names of Burma/Myanmar as used in the Burmese and English languages. In the Burmese language, the country Burma/Myanmar is known...
Etymology (The Language of Love), Musical Track
Latin spelling and pronunciation, Topic
The Roman alphabet or Latin alphabet was adapted from an Etruscan alphabet, to represent the phonemes of the Latin language. The Etruscans, in turn, had taken their alphabet from the Greeks, who adapted it from the Phoenicians. This article deals with modern scholarship's best guess at classical Latin...
List of computer term etymologies,
This is a list of the origins of computer-related terms (i.e. a list of computer term etymologies). It relates to both computer hardware and computer software. Names of many computer terms, especially computer applications, often relate to the function they perform, e.g., a compiler is an...
Mayan languages, Language Family
The Mayan languages (alternatively: Maya languages) form a language family spoken in Mesoamerica and northern Central America. Mayan languages are spoken by at least 6 million indigenous Maya, primarily in Guatemala, Mexico, and Belize. In 1996, Guatemala formally recognized 21 Mayan languages by name,...
Middleton Priors, Topic
Middleton Priors is a village in Shropshire. The etymology is doubtful. The name was recorded as Mittilton circa 1200. Dictionary of English Place-Names, A.D. Mills, 2002 ...
Afghan, In a political sense, the term Afghan refers to the citizens of Afghanistan. From a more limited, ethnological point of view, Afghan is the term by which ethnic Pashtuns are designated by Persian-speakers. Additionally, the language of the Pashtuns is known as Pashto or Afghan language. The term ...
Cummertrees, City/Town, Location
Cummertrees is a village in Dumfries and Galloway. It is a rural, primarily residential village with a name of doubtful etymology. Coordinates: 54°59'N, 3°21'W ...
Russian, Russian may refer to one of the following:
Ranggung LRT Station, Topic
Ranggung LRT station (SE5) is a LRT station on the East Loop of the Sengkang LRT Line in Singapore. It was opened in January 2003. It is operated by SBS Transit. The ranggung is a species of stork which lives along the Punggol seashore. The following bus services pass by the bus stops along Sengkang...
Lohar, Topic
Lohar is a caste found in Hindus in Northern India and also in Pakistan. The word Lohar comes from the Hindi word, Loha (Iron).The members of this group are traditionally blacksmiths. Lohars are blacksmiths. According to HA Rose and Denzil Ibbetson, Lohars are descended from Rajputs and Jats. Although...
Thianella, Topic
Thianella is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its only species, T. disjuncta, occurs only on Java. The genus name is an alteration of the salticid genus Thiania, the species name is from Latin disjunctus "separated". ...
Šurany, City/Town, Location
Šurany (Hungarian: Nagysurány) is a town and a railroad hub in Nové Zámky District, Slovakia. The town was first mentioned in 1138 under name villa Suran. Coordinates: 48°05'N, 18°11'E ...
Bagan Ajam, City/Town, Location
Bagan Ajam is a small town in Penang, Malaysia. It is best known for its morning market, where most residents will be, especially on weekends. Pantai Bagan Ajam is a beach here that is popular among the locals. Bagan Ajam and the whole of Butterworth have gone through changes with construction of the...
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Farmway LRT Station, Topic
Farmway LRT station (SW2) is a LRT station on the Sengkang LRT Line West Loop in Singapore. It is currently not open for service due to little development around the area. It is operated by SBS Transit. Reminiscent of its history as a farming area, Farmway formed part of old road names in the area, such...
Kupang LRT Station, Topic
Kupang LRT station (SW3) is a LRT station on the Sengkang LRT Line West Loop in Singapore. It is currently not open for service due to little development around the area. It is operated by SBS Transit. Kupang fishing was a source of livelihood for the villagers in the past. ...
Layar LRT Station, Topic
Layar LRT station (SW6) is a LRT station on the Sengkang LRT Line West Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Punggol LRT East Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. Layar means "sail" in Malay and relates to travel. ...
Renjong LRT Station, Topic
Renjong LRT station (SW8) is a LRT station on the Sengkang LRT Line West Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Punggol LRT East Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. The station is located near the old Lorong Renjong. Renjong means "tall' or "to raise" in Malay. The following...
Cove LRT Station, Topic
Cove LRT station (PE1) is a LRT station on the Punggol LRT Line East Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Sengkang LRT West Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. Taken from the name of Cove Residents’ Committee (RC) located near the station. The following bus services pass...
Meridian LRT Station, Topic
Meridian LRT station (PE2) is a Light Rapid Transit station on the Punggol LRT Line East Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Sengkang LRT West Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. Taken from the name of Meridian Residents’ Committee (RC) located near the station. The following...
Coral Edge LRT Station, Topic
Coral Edge LRT station (PE3) is a LRT station on the Punggol LRT Line East Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Sengkang LRT West Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. Taken from the name of the precinct, comprising a cluster of HDB blocks near the station. The following...
Riviera LRT Station, Topic
Riviera LRT station (PE4) is a LRT station on the Punggol LRT Line East Loop in Singapore. It was opened in January 2005 together with the Sengkang LRT West Loop. It is operated by SBS Transit. The name was picked to reflect the seaside theme. The following bus services pass by the bus stops along Punggol...
Oasis LRT Station, Topic
Oasis LRT station (PE6) is a LRT station on the Punggol LRT Line East Loop in Singapore. It was opened on 15 June 2007, more than 2 years after the rest of the line opened (except Damai) in January 2005 after more residents had moved into the HDB blocks adjacent to the station. Previously, residents...
Soo Teck LRT Station, Topic
Soo Teck LRT station (PW7) is a Light Rapid Transit station on the Punggol LRT Line West Loop in Singapore. It is currently not open for service due to little development around the area. It is operated by SBS Transit. The name is taken from a former primary school that used to be in the area. ...
Nasaud, City/Town, Location
Nasaud (German: Nassod, Nußdorf; Hungarian: Naszód) is a town in Bistrita-Nasaud County in Romania located in the historical region of Transylvania. The name Nasaud is possibly derived from the Slavic nas voda, meaning "near the water". Another etymology is from Nußdorf (Nussdorf, "walnut tree village"),...
Anaurus, Topic
Anaurus is a genus of the jumping spiders. Probably from Anavros, a small stream near the ancient Greek city of Iolkos. ...
Caribattus, Topic
Caribattus is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders) with the single described species C. inutilis. It occurs on Jamaica. The genus name is combined from Caribbean and the common ending for salticid genera -attus. The species name inutilis is Latin for "useless". ...
Empanda, Topic
Empanda is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). From the Roman goddess Empanda. ...
Idastrandia, Topic
Idastrandia is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its only described species, I. orientalis, is endemic to Singapore. Kálmán Szombathy described a single male in 1915. The genus is probably named after a relative of first describer Strand. ...
Jajpurattus, Topic
Jajpurattus is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Combined from Jajpur and the common ending for salticid genera -attus. ...
Lechia, Topic
Lechia is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Lechia is an old name for Poland. ...
Marchena, Topic
Marchena is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). The genus name is probably derived from the Spanish city of the same name (province Sevilla). Coordinates: 37°20'N, 5°25'W ...
Monomotapa, Topic
Monomotapa is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Monomotapa was a medieval kingdom (400-1629) located in Southern Africa. ...
Opisthoncana, Topic
Opisthoncana is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its sole described species, O. formidabilis, has only been found on New Ireland, near New Guinea. The genus name is a variation of the salticid genus Opisthoncus. ...
Paradescanso, Topic
Paradescanso is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). From Greek para "alongside" and the salticid genus Descanso. ...
Paraharmochirus, Topic
Paraharmochirus is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). From Greek para "alongside" and the salticid genus Harmochirus. ...
Paraneaetha, Topic
Paraneaetha is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). From Greek para "alongside" and the salticid genus Neaetha. ...
Parasaitis, Topic
Parasaitis is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). The single described species P. femoralis is only found on Jamaica. The genus name is derived from Greek para "alongside" and the salticid genus Saitis. ...
Parathiodina, Topic
Parathiodina is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). From Greek para "alongside" and the salticid genus Thiodina. ...
Pseudocorythalia, Topic
Pseudocorythalia is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its only species P. subinermis is found in Guatemala. The genus name is a combination of Greek pseudo "false" and the salticid genus name Corythalia. ...
Pseudoplexippus, Topic
Pseudoplexippus is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Combined of Greek pseudo "false" and the salticid genus name Plexippus. ...
Tanna, Topic
Araneotanna is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders) with only one species, A. ornatipes, that occurs only on the New Hebrides. The genus was named Tanna until 2006, when it had to be replaced due to a conflict with a genus of the same name in the Homopteran family Cicadidae, Tanna...
Thianitara, Topic
Thianitara is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its only species, T. spectrum, is only found on Sumatra. The genus name is a combination of the salticid genera Thiania and Tara. ...
Vailima, Topic
Vailimia is a spider genus of the Salticidae family (jumping spiders). Its only species occurs only in Borneo. Vailima is the name of the last residence of Robert Louis Stevenson and the village where it is situated. The genus was renamed to Vailimia in 2006 due to a conflict with a fish genus, Vailima....
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Chavín, Chavin refers to two different things: "Flavini": latin genitive of Flavinus.
Wharton's jelly, Topic
Wharton's jelly is a gelatinous substance within the umbilical cord. Wharton's jelly is a rich source of stem cells, and also provides some measure of protection to the blood vessels in the umbilical cord. It is named for the English physician and anatomist Thomas Wharton (1614-1673) who first described...
Launch, Topic
Launch means a motorboat with an open or half open deck. The name is derived from the largest boat carried by a man-of-war. The etymology of the word is as follows: Spanish lancha, from Portuguese lancha, from Malay lancha, lancharan, "boat," from lanchar "velocity without effort," "action of gliding...
Moldova River, River, Body Of Water, Location
The Moldova River is a river of the Moldavia region of Romania, which rises from the Obcine of Bukovina in Suceava County. It joins the Siret River near the city of Roman in the Neamt County. The river gave its name to the principality of Moldavia, its first capital, Târgul Moldovei, now Baia, being...
Canteen, Canteen has several different meanings:
Yamakasi, Film
Yamakasi - Les samouraïs des temps modernes is a 2001 French movie written by Luc Besson. It demonstrates the skills of the Yamakasi, a group of traceurs who battle against injustice in the Paris ghetto. They use parkour to steal from the rich in order to pay off medical bills for a person injured copying...
Guruvayoorappan, Topic
Guruvayurappan (Malayalam: ???????????????, Devanagari ?????????????) or Guruvayoorappan (transliterated guruvayurappan) is a form of Vishnu worshipped and held in reverence by Hindus, predominantly in South India. Although many temples to Guruvayurappan exist, the oldest and most famous of them all...
Çanakkale, City/Town, Location
Çanakkale (IPA[??'n?k??le]), is a town and seaport in Turkey, in Çanakkale Province, on the southern (Asian) coast of the Dardanelles (or Hellespont) at their narrowest point. Çanakkale Province, like Istanbul Province, has territory in both Europe and Asia. Ferries cross here to the northern (European)...
Yamamoto Natsumi, Person
Natsumi Yamamoto(?? ??,Yamamoto Natsumi?, born 7 September 1990 in Yokohama) is a Japanese actress. ...
Maier, Maier can refer to:
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