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a Nature 01 Geographical Objects and Features A Universe, Creation B Regions Above the Earth C Regions Below the Surface of the Earth D Heavenly Bodies E Atmospheric Objects F The Earth's Surface G Elevated Land Formations H Depressions and Holes I Land in Contrast with the Sea J Bodies of Water K Sociopolitical Areas L Governmental Administrative Areas M Areas Which Are Uninhabited or Only Sparsely Populated N Population Centres O Pastures and Cultivated Lands P Thoroughfares: Roads, Streets, Paths, etc. 02 Natural Substances A Elements B Air C Fire D Water E Earth, Mud, Sand, Rock F Precious and Semiprecious Stones and Substances G Metals 03 Plants A Plants (General Meaning) B Trees C Plants That Are Not Trees D Fruit Parts of Plants E Non-Fruit Parts of Plants F Wood and Wood Products 04 Animals A Animals B Birds C Insects D Reptiles and Other 'Creeping Things' E Fishes and Other Sea Creatures 58 Nature, Class, Example A Nature, Character B Appearance as an Outward Manifestation of Form C Basic Principles or Features Defining the Nature of Something D Class, Kind E Same or Equivalent Kind or Class F Different Kind or Class G Distinctive, Unique H Unusual, Different From the Ordinary I Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation J Archetype, Corresponding Type (Antitype) K New, Old (primarily non-temporal) 59 Quantity A Many, Few (Countables) B Much, Little (Masses, Collectives, Extensions) C All, Any, Each, Every (Totality) D Full, Empty E Enough, Sufficient F Abundance, Excess, Sparing G Increase, Decrease H Add, Subtract 60 Number A Number, Countless B One, Two, Three, Etc. (Cardinals) C First, Second, Third, Etc. (Ordinals) D Half, Third, Fourth (Fractional Part) E Once, Twice, Three Times, Etc. (Cardinals of Time) F Double, Four Times as Much, Etc. (Multiples) G Pair, Group (Numbered Collectives) 76 Power, Force 79 Features of Objects A Physical (Material), Spiritual B Natural (Human), Spiritual C Solid, Liquid D Beautiful, Ugly E Glorious F Transparent, Opaque (Obscure) G Colour H Sweet, Bitter, Tasteless I Fragrance, Odour J Clean, Dirty K Spotted, Spotless L Blemished, Unblemished M Strong, Weak N Hot, Lukewarm, Cold O Wet, Dry P Uneven (Rough), Level (Smooth) Q Straight, Crooked R Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Shapes S Sharp T Pure, Unadulterated, Undiluted U Soft, Tender V Male, Female W Shapes X Open, Closed Y Covered Over Z Wrapped A' Rolled Up B' Large, Small C' Perfect 80 Space 81 Spacial Dimensions A Measure, To Measure B High, Low, Deep C Long, Short, Far D Narrow, Wide E Specific Measures of Volume F Specific Measures of Length 82 Spacial Orientations A North, South, East, West B Left, Right, Straight Ahead, Opposite 83 Spacial Positions A Here, There B Where, Somewhere, Everywhere C Among, Between, In, Inside D Around, About, Outside E At, Beside, Near, Far F In Font Of, Face To Face, In Back Of, Behind G Opposite, Over Against, Across From, Offshore From H On, Upon, On the Surface Of I Above, Below J Beyond, On the Other Side Of 84 Spacial Extensions A Extension From a Source B Extension To a Goal C Extension Along a Path 85 Existence in Space A Be in a Place B Put, Place C Remain, Stay D Leave in a Place E Dwell, Reside 86 Weight A Heavy, Light B Pound, Talent (Specific Units of Weight) b Human Classification 08 Body, Body Parts, and Body Products A Body B Parts of the Body C Physiological Products of the Body 09 People A Human Beings B Males C Females D Children E Persons For Whom There Is Affectionate Concern 10 Kinship Terms A Groups and Members of Groups of Persons Regarded as Related by Blood but without Special Reference to Successive Generations B Kinship Relations Involving Successive Generations C Kinship Relations of the Same Generation D Kinship Relations Based upon Marriage 11 Groups and Classes of Persons and Members of Such Groups and Classes A General B Socio-Religious C Socio-Political D Ethnic-Cultural E Philosophical 93 Names of Persons and Places A Persons B Places c Metaphysical 12 Supernatural Beings and Powers A Supernatural Beings B Supernatural Powers d Cultural Objects 05 Foods and Condiments A Food B Condiments 06 Artifacts A Artifacts (General Meaning) B Instruments Used in Agriculture and Husbandry C Instruments Used in Fishing D Instruments Used in Binding and Fastening E Traps, Snares F Instruments Used in Punishment and Execution G Weapons and Armour H Boats and Parts of Boats I Vehicles J Instruments Used in Marking and Writing K Money and Monetary Units L Musical Instruments M Images and Idols N Lights and Light Holders O Furniture P Containers Q Cloth, Leather, and Objects Made of Such Materials R Adornments S Plant Products T Medicines U Perfumes and Incense V Instruments for Measuring W Miscellaneous 07 Constructions A Constructions (General Meaning) B Buildings C Parts and Areas of Buildings D Open Constructions E Constructions for Holding Water F Walls and Fences G Miscellaneous Constructions H Building Materials e Cultural Actions 43 Agriculture 44 Animal Husbandry, Fishing 45 Building, Constructing 46 Household Activities 47 Activities Involving Liquids or Masses A Movement of Liquids or Masses B Use of Liquids C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses 48 Activities Involving Cloth 49 Activities Involving Clothing and Adorning 50 Contests and Play 51 Festivals 52 Funerals and Burial 53 Religious Activities A Religious Practice B Offering, Sacrifice C Purify, Cleanse D Defiled, Unclean, Common E Baptise F Dedicate, Consecrate G Worship, Reverence H Fasting I Roles and Functions J Magic K Exorcism L Sacrilege 54 Maritime Activities 55 Military Activities A To Arm B To Fight C Army D Soldiers, Officers E Prisoners of War 56 Courts and Legal Procedures A Court of Justice B Lawsuit, Case C Accusation D Judicial Hearing, Inquiry E Judge, Condemn, Acquit F Obtain Justice G Attorney, Lawyer H Lead Off to Punishment f States and Actions 13 Be, Become, Exist, Happen A State B Change of State C Exist D Happen 14 Physical Events and States A Weather B Wind C Rain D Thunder and Lightning E Events Involving Liquids and Dry Masses F Light G Darkness H Burning I Sound J Movement of the Earth 15 Linear Movement A Move, Come/Go B Travel, Journey C Pass, Cross Over, Go Through, Go Around D Leave, Depart, Flee, Escape, Send E Come Near, Approach F Come, Come To, Arrive G Return H Come/Go Into I Come/Go Onto J Come/Go Up, Ascend K Come/Go Down, Descend L Fall M Gather, Cause To Come Together N Disperse, Scatter O Come/Go Prior To P Come/Go In Front Of Q Come/Go Behind R Go Around, Surround S Come/Go With, Travel With T Follow, Accompany U Pursue, Follow V Drive Along, Carry Along W Lead, Bring, Take X Carry, Bear Y Pull, Draw, Drag Z Throw, Hurl A' Movement with Speed B' Goal-Oriented Movement C' Walk, Step D' Run E' Jump, Leap F' Dance G' Fly H' Swim I' Roll 16 Non-Linear Movement 17 Stances and Events Related to Stances A Stand B Sit C Kneel D Prostrate E Prostrate as an Act of Reverence or Supplication F Recline (to eat) G Lie H Bend Over, Straighten Up 18 Attachment A Grasp, Hold B Fasten, Stick To 19 Physical Impact A Hit, Strike B Pierce, Cut C Split, Tear D Break, Break Through E Press F Dig 20 Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill A Violence B Harm, Wound C Destroy D Kill 21 Danger, Risk, Safe, Save A Danger B Expose Oneself to Danger C Safe, Free from Danger D Become Safe, Free from Danger E Cause to be Safe, Free from Danger F Save in a Religious Sense 22 Trouble, Hardship, Relief, Favourable Circumstances A Trouble, Hardship, Distress B Experience Trouble, Hardship C Cause Trouble, Hardship D Difficult, Hard E Relief from Trouble F Easy, Light G Favourable Circumstances or State 23 Physiological Processes and States A Eat, Drink B Processes Involving the Mouth, Other Than Eating and Drinking C Birth, Procreation D Sexual Relations E Sleep, Waking F Tire, Rest G Live, Die H Health, Vigour, Strength I Sickness, Disease, Weakness J Breathe, Breath K Grow, Growth L Ripen, Produce Fruit, Bear Seed M Rot, Decay 24 Sensory Events and States A See B Hear C Smell D Taste E Touch, Feel F Pain, Suffering G General Sensory Perception 25 Attitudes and Emotions A Desire, Want, Wish B Desire Strongly C Love, Affection, Compassion D Hope, Look Forward To E Be Willing F Be Eager, Be Earnest, In a Devoted Manner G Content, Satisfied H Acceptable To, To Be Pleased With I Thankful, Grateful J Enjoy, Take Pleasure In, Be Fond of Doing K Happy, Glad, Joyful L Laugh, Cry, Groan M Encouragement, Consolation N Courage, Boldness O Patience, Endurance, Perseverance P Offend, Be Offended Q Abhor R Shame, Disgrace, Humiliation S Pride (legitimate) T Surprise, Astonish U Worry, Anxiety, Distress, Peace V Fear, Terror, Alarm W Sorrow, Regret X Discouragement 26 Pyschological Faculties 27 Learn A Learn B Learn the Location of Something C Learn Something Against Someone D Try to Learn E Be Willing To Learn, Pay Attention F Be Ready to Learn, Pay Attention G Recognise 28 Know A Know B Known (the content of knowledge) C Well Known, Clearnly Shown, Revealed D Able To Be Known E Not Able To Be Known, Secret 29 Memory and Recall A Storing Information B Recalling from Memory C Not Remembering, Forgetting D Recalling and Responding with Appropriate Action 30 Think A To Think, Thought B To Think About, with the Implied Purpose of Responding Appropriately C To Think Concerning Future Contingencies D To Intend, To Purpose, To Plan E To Decide, To Conclude F To Choose, To Select, To Prefer G To Distinguish, To Evaluate, To Judge 31 Hold a View, Believe, Trust A Have an Opinion, Hold a View B Hold a Wrong View, Be Mistaken C Agree, Consent D Acknowledge E Suppose, Think Possible F Believe To Be True G Accept As True H Change an Opinion Concerning Truth I Trust, Rely J Be a Believer, Christian Faith 32 Understand A Understand B Come to Understand C Ease or Difficulty in Understanding D Capacity for Understanding E Lack of Capacity for Understanding 33 Communication A Language B Word, Passage C Discourse Types D Language Levels E Written Language F Speak, Talk G Sing, Lament H Keep Silent I Name J Interpret, Mean, Explain K Converse, Discuss L Ask For, Request M Pray N Question, Answer O Inform, Announce P Assert, Declare Q Teach R Speak Truth, Speak Falsehood S Preach, Proclaim T Witness, Testify U Profess Allegiance V Admit, Confess, Deny W Agree X Foretell, Tell Fortunes Y Promise Z Threaten A' Advise B' Urge C' Call D' Invite E' Insist F' Command, Order G' Law, Regulation, Ordinance H' Recommend, Propose I' Intercede J' Thanks K' Praise L' Flatter M' Boast N' Foolish Talk O' Complain P' Insult, Slander Q' Gossip R' Mock, Ridicule S' Criticise T' Rebuke U' Warn V' Accuse, Blame W' Defend, Excuse X' Dispute, Debate Y' Argue, Quarrel Z' Oppose, Contradict A'' Prophesy B'' Swear, Put Under Oath, Vow C'' Bless, Curse D'' Non-Verbal Communication 34 Association A Associate B Join, Begin to Associate C Belong To, Be Included in the Membership of, Be Excluded From D Limit or Avoid Association E Establish or Confirm a Relation F Visit G Welcome, Receive H Show Hospitality I Kiss Embrace J Marriage, Divorce 35 Help, Care For A Help B Serve C Provide For, Support D Care For, Take Care Of E Entrust To the Care Of F Rear, Bring Up G Adopt H Desert, Forsake 36 Guide, Discipline, Follow A Guide, Lead B Discipline, Train C Obey, Disobey D Follow, Be a Disciple 37 Control, Rule A Control, Restrain B Compel, Force C Exercise Authority D Rule, Govern E Assign to a Role or Function F Seize, Take into Custody G Hand Over, Betray H Imprison I Guard, Watch Over J Release, Set Free 38 Punish, Reward A Punish B Reward, Recompense 39 Hostility, Strife A Opposition, Hostility B Division C Resistance D Yielding E Strife, Struggle F Revenge G Rebellion H Riot I Persecution J Attack K Ambush L Conquer 40 Reconciliation, Forgiveness A Reconciliation B Foregiveness 41 Behaviour and Related States A Behaviour, Conduct B Custom, Tradition C Particular Patterns of Behaviour D Imitate Behaviour E Change Behaviour 42 Perform, Do A Function B Do, Perform C Make, Create D Work, Toil E Craft, Trade 57 Possess, Transfer, Exchange A Have, Possess, Property, Owner B Have Sufficient C Be Rich, Be Wealthy D Treasure E Need, Lack F Be Poor, Be Needy, Poverty G Take, Obtain, Gain, Lose H Give I Receive J Exchange K Spend, Waste L Pay, Price, Cost M Hire, Rent Out N Tax, Tribute O Sell, Buy, Price P Earn, Gain, Do Business Q Lend, Loan, Interest, Borrow, Bank R Owe, Debt, Cancel S Be a Financial Burden T Keep Rrecords U Steal, Rob 61 Sequence 62 Arrange, Organise A Put Together, Arrange (of physical objects) B Organise (of events and states) 63 Whole, Unite, Part, Divide A Whole B Unite C Mix D Part E Remnant F Divide G Separate 77 Ready, Prepared g Evaluation 64 Comparison 65 Value A Valuable, Lacking in Value B Worthy, Not Worthy C Good, Bad D Useful, Useless E Advantageous, Not Advantageous F Important, Unimportant 66 Proper, Improper 72 True, False A True, False B Accurate, Inaccurate 73 Genuine, Phony 74 Able, Capable 75 Adequate, Qualified 78 Degree A Much, Little (Positive-Negative Degree) B More Than, Less Than (Comparative Degree) C About, Approximately, Almost, Hardly (Approximate Degree) D Completely, Enough, (Completive Degree) E Up To, As Much As, To the Degree That (Marked Extent of Degree) 87 Status A Position, Rank B Honour or Respect in Relation to Status C High Status or Rank (including persons of high status) D Low Status or Rank (including persons of low status) E Slave, Free 88 Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behaviour A Goodness B Just, Righteous C Holy, Pure D Perfect, Perfection E Honesty, Sincerity F Modesty, Propriety G Humility H Gentleness, Mildness I Kindness, Harshness J Mercy, Merciless K Self-Control, Lack of Self-Control L Sensible Behaviour, Senseless Behaviour M Mature Behaviour N Peaceful Behaviour O Bad, Evil, Harmful, Damaging P Treat Badly Q Act Harshly R Act Lawlessly S Exploit T Act Shamefully U Mislead, Lead Astray, Deceive V Envy, Jealousy W Resentful, Hold a Grudge Against X Anger, Be Indignant With Y Despise, Scorn, Contemp Z Hate, Hateful A' Arrogance, Haughtiness, Pride B' Stubbornness C' Hypocrisy, Pretense D' Show Favouritism, Prejudice E' Being a Busybody F' Laziness, Idleness G' Extravagant Living, Intemperate Living H' Impurity I' Licentiousness, Perversion J' Sexual Misbehaviour K' Drunkenness L' Sin, Wrongdoing, Guilt h Grammatical 67 Time A A Point of Time without Reference to other Points of Time: Time, Occasion, Ever, Often B A Point of Time with Reference to Other Points of Time: Before, Long Ago, Now, At the Same Time, When, About, After C A Point of Time with Reference to Duration of Time: Beginning, End D A Point of Time with Reference to Units of Time: Daybreak, Midday, Midnight, Late E Duration of Time without Reference to Points or Units of Time: Time, Spend Time, Always, Eternal, Old, Immediately, Young F Duration of Time with Reference to Some Point of Time: Until, Delay, Still, From G Duration of Time with Reference to Some Unit of Time: During, In, While, Throughout H Indefinite Units of Time: Age, Lifetime, Interval, Period I Definite Units of Time: Year, Month, Week, Day, Hour J Units of Time with Reference to Other Units or Points of Time: Yesterday, Today, Next Day 68 Aspect A Begin, Start B Continue C Complete, Finish, Succeed D Cease, Stop E Try, Attempt F Do Intensely or Extensively G Rapidity, Suddenness 69 Affirmation, Negation A Affirmation B Negation C Negation Combined with Clitics D Markers for an Affirmative Response to Questions E Markers for a Negative Response to Questions 70 Real, Unreal 71 Mode A Possible, Impossible B Probable, Improbable C Certain, Uncertain D Should, Ought E Necessary, Unnecessary 89 Relations A Relation B Dependency C Derivation D Specification E Relations Involving Correspondence (Isomorphisms) F Basis G Cause and/or Reason H Result I Purpose J Condition K Concession L Means M Attendant Circumstances N Manner O Sequential Addition P Distribution Q Addition R Linkage S Equivalence T Association U Dissociation V Combinative Relation W Contrast X Alternative Relation Y Substance Z Mediation 90 Case A Agent, Personal or Nonpersonal, Causative or Immediate, Direct or Indirect B Instrument C Source of Event or Activity D Responsibility E Viewpoint Participant F Content G Guarantor Participant with Oaths H Opposition I Benefaction J Reason Participant K Agent of a Numerable Event L Agent in a Causative Role Marked by Verbs M Experiencer N To Cause to Experience 91 Discourse Markers A Markers of Transition B Markers of Emphasis C Prompters of Attention D Marker of Direct Address E Markers of Identificational and Explanatory Clauses (Epexegetical) 92 Discourse Referentials A Speaker B Speaker and Those Associated with the Speaker (exclusive and inclusive) C Receptor, Receptors D Whom or What Spoken or Written About E Reciprocal Reference F Relative Reference G Demonstrative or Deictic Reference H Emphatic Adjunct