w
|
customs; uses; habits; lore; tradition; rituals; religion ≈ DDC 200 |
w1
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in historical period; calendar time; epoch ↞ i1uh Holocene bbxprsvxw ≈ DDC 900 940 950 960 970 980 990 |
w1X []
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millennia |
w1e
|
9999 to 9000 BC; 10th millennium BC |
w1f
|
8999 to 8000 BC; 9th millennium BC |
w1g
|
7999 to 7000 BC; 8th millennium BC |
w1h
|
6999 to 6000 BC; 7th millennium BC |
w1i
|
5999 to 5000 BC; 6th millennium BC |
w1j
|
4999 to 4000 BC; 5th millennium BC |
w1k
|
3999 to 3000 BC; 4th millennium BC |
w1ɭ
|
2999 to 2000 BC; 3rd millennium BC |
w1m
|
1999 to 1000 BC; 2nd millennium BC |
w1n
|
1 to 999 BC; 1st millennium BC |
w1o
|
1 to 999 AD; 1st millennium AD |
w1p
|
1000 to 1999 AD; 1st millennium |
w1q
|
2000 to 2999 AD; 2nd millennium |
w2
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in designated place; official place |
w27 []
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in region |
w2a
|
free space |
w2f
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field; outdoor |
w2m
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temple; indoor |
w2q
|
table |
w2r
|
board |
w2v
|
video videogames ↞ suu computers |
w3 []
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practiced by; played by role |
w31 [] ⋄
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derived from original custom |
w35 []
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administered by; organized by; played by officiant; player |
w36 []
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for recipients |
w38 []
|
for number of players |
w3c
|
competitor; contestant; entrant |
w3m
|
team |
w3t
|
trainer; coach |
w3x
|
referee; arbitrator |
w46 []
|
committing; tempted by sin; evil; guilt; vice; taboo |
w5
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rite; worship; ceremony; liturgy; divine service ↞ cp processes ≈ DDC 390 |
w53 []
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with musical instrument |
w56 []
|
through traditional art |
w5b
|
dressing up; masquerading ↞ sf clothing |
w5c
|
procession; parade |
w5d
|
itinerant begging |
w5e
|
offering; sacrifice |
w5f
|
bonfire |
w5g
|
fireworks |
w5h
|
ritual meal; sacred meal |
w5ɭ
|
blessing; consecration |
w6
|
invoking; appealing; referring to; believing in spiritual entity; power |
w60
|
set in; setting; simulating |
w66 []
|
conforming to; pursuing precept; etiquette; conventional rules; good manners; politeness |
w69
|
sacrality |
w6b
|
ghosts |
w6c
|
souls |
w6d
|
ancestor souls |
w6e
|
saints; intercessors |
w6g
|
angels |
w6m
|
demons |
w6p
|
deities; gods |
w6s
|
impersonal spirits |
w6y
|
pantheistic gods |
w7
|
symbol; sacred object ↞ ouy symbols |
w70
|
using symbolic object |
w75 []
|
ritual animal |
w76 []
|
ritual plant part |
w77 []
|
symbolic body part |
w7c
|
clothes ↞ sf clothing |
w7f
|
effigies |
w7g
|
flags [vexillology] |
w7h
|
religious symbol ↞ wt faiths |
w7ɭ
|
light sources |
w7o
|
ball |
w7p
|
pieces; miniature figurines; scale models |
w7q
|
dice |
w7r
|
cards |
w7s
|
scriptures; religious texts ↞ ydc written texts ≈ DDC 220 |
w8 []
|
outcome |
w91 []
|
of date |
w92 []
|
typical of country |
w93 []
|
founded by master |
w95 []
|
of ethnicity; language speakers |
wb
|
social rituals |
wbg
|
greeting and parting customs; salutations ↞ q7g gestures |
wbi
|
inaugurations |
wbo
|
toasts ↞ sbv drinks |
wbp
|
banquets ↞ sb food and drink |
wg
|
sport; physical games ≈ DDC 790 796 |
wg4
|
foul |
wg8
|
result; outcome |
wge
|
acrobatics |
wgf
|
martial arts; fighting arts |
wgg
|
gymnastics |
wgh
|
athletics |
wgi
|
swimming; diving; aquatic games ≈ DDC 797 |
wgn
|
winter sports |
wgo
|
open air sports |
wgt
|
ball team sports |
wgu
|
blood sports |
wgv
|
animal sports; riding; driving; horse racing ↞ mq animals |
wgw
|
cycle sport; bicycling; biking ↞ stei bicycles |
wgx
|
motor sports ↞ ste road vehicles |
wh
|
vertigo games; dizziness games |
whɭ
|
slide |
whm
|
merry-go-round; carousel |
whs
|
seesaw; swing; teeter totter |
wi
|
entertainment; play; recreation; leisure; spare time activities ≈ DDC 794 |
wic
|
games of chance |
wid
|
card games |
wie
|
tile-based games |
wig
|
board games; miniature games |
wii
|
puzzles; enigmistics |
wim
|
imitation games; impersonation games |
wir
|
role-playing games; RPGs |
wiw
|
collecting |
wɭ
|
feast days; holy days; holidays; calendar celebrations ↞ j19 in |
wɭc
|
middle winter feasts ↞ j19w winter |
wɭd
|
late winter feasts |
wɭe
|
vernal equinox feasts; Nowruz |
wɭg
|
early spring feasts |
wɭh
|
middle spring feasts ↞ j19i spring |
wɭi
|
late spring feasts |
wɭj
|
summer solstice feasts; Midsummer; St. Johns Day ↞ j1mj June 24 |
wɭk
|
early summer feasts |
wɭɭ
|
middle summer feasts ↞ j19m summer |
wɭm
|
late summer feasts |
wɭn
|
autumnal equinox feasts; Chuseok |
wɭo
|
early autumn feasts |
wɭp
|
middle autumn feasts ↞ j19t fall |
wɭq
|
late autumn feasts |
wɭr
|
winter solstice feasts; Midwinter; Brumalia |
wɭs
|
early winter feasts |
wɭw
|
variable calendar feasts |
wm
|
sacraments; initiations; rites of passage; sacred passages |
wmf
|
baptism; Christening |
wmk
|
puberty initiation ↞ m8l adolescent |
wmm
|
familiar bonds |
wmu
|
anointing of the sick; extreme unction ↞ m5w ageing |
wmx
|
mourning; grief; funeral rites ↞ sk funeral services m8x dead |
wo
|
occultism; paranormal beliefs; esoterism; arcane [parapsychology] ≈ DDC 130 |
woe
|
extrasensory perception; ESP |
woi
|
divination ≈ DDC 133 |
wom
|
magic; sorcery |
won
|
numerology ↞ an quantities |
wot
|
theophany; divine appearance |
wow
|
miracles |
wp
|
religious practices; spirituality ↞ ped awe |
wpc
|
mysticism; religious ecstasy |
wpe
|
meditation; contemplation |
wpg
|
prayer |
wpi
|
abstinence |
wpɭ
|
pilgrimage |
wpp
|
preaching |
wps
|
mission |
wpw
|
monasticism; monastic living; monkhood; asceticism |
wr
|
religious beliefs ≈ DDC 210 |
wrc
|
animism |
wre
|
fetishism ↞ s services |
wrf
|
phallism; sexual worship ↞ osm mating |
wrh
|
shamanism |
wri
|
spiritualism; idealism ↞ w6 invoking p consciousness |
wrn
|
naturalism ↞ g bulk matter h celestial objects i rocks j landforms k genes l cells m organisms |
wru
|
humanism ↞ t civil society |
wrw
|
rationalism ↞ por reason |
wt
|
faiths; doctrines; denominations ≈ DDC 290 |
wt3
|
practiced by; professed by adherent; prophet ↞ px persons |
wtc
|
Vedic Brahmanism; Vedism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtd
|
Hinduism; Sana-Tana Dharma ≈ DDC 294 |
wte
|
Carvaka; Charvaka; Lokayata |
wtf
|
Jainism ≈ DDC 294 |
wtg
|
Sikhism; Gurmat ≈ DDC 294 |
wth
|
Buddhism |
wtk
|
Confucianism |
wtɭ
|
Legalism |
wtm
|
Mohism; Moism |
wtn
|
Taoism; Daoism |
wto
|
Shinto |
wtp
|
ancient Egyptian religion |
wtq
|
paganism; pre-Christian Europe polytheism |
wtr
|
Zoroastrianism; Mazdeism; Yezidis ≈ DDC 295 |
wts
|
Judaism ≈ DDC 296 |
wtt
|
Christianity ≈ DDC 230 240 250 260 270 280 |
wtu
|
Islam ≈ DDC 297 |
wtv
|
Bahá'í faith; Bahaism ≈ DDC 297 |
wtw
|
New Age |
wtx
|
Theosophy |
wty
|
Humanism; International Humanist and Ethical Union |
Connected classes: |
001 [w1]
|
produced in; published in publication time |
01 [w1]
|
as known in historical period |
081 [w1]
|
as set at time; epoch |
12 [w1]
|
in moment; period; temporal context |
13 [w1]
|
from; since; beginning at; originated at start time |
134 [w1]
|
until; ending at end time |
14 [w1]
|
before subsequent time |
144 [w1]
|
after preceding time |
17 [w1]
|
in historical time |
n18 [w1]
|
in time |
p91 [w1]
|
born on birth time |
q17 [w1]
|
in time [historical linguistics; comparative linguistics] |
r31 [w1]
|
made in time |
r5m
|
mechanical technology ↞ g w |
s91 [w1]
|
of period |
t6x
|
faith ↞ wt |
t76 [wt]
|
adhering to |
t91 [w1]
|
formed in origin time |
t96 [wt]
|
following religion |
tyd
|
Canaan ↞ wts |
tyi
|
Ancient India; Hindu and Buddhist civilizations ↞ wtc wtd wth |
u17 [w1] ⋄
|
in fiscal year; financial; budget year |
u63 [wt]
|
inspired to religion |
u6h
|
church polity ↞ w |
u91 [w1]
|
founded in foundation time |
w31 [w] ⋄
|
derived from original custom |
w7h
|
religious symbol ↞ wt |
wri
|
spiritualism; idealism ↞ w6 p |
x18 [w1]
|
in historical period |
x91 [w1]
|
typical of time |
x9n
|
renaissance ↞ w1pwWt |
x9u
|
modernism; avant-garde ↞ w1pw w1px |
xn
|
dances [choreology] ↞ wb q7g |
y17 [w1]
|
at time |
y6m
|
magical ↞ wom |
y91 [w1]
|
known in time |
y96 [wr]
|
faith; religious inspiration |