The Living Archive.

“An adjective describing the state of steam or smoke billowing out continuously and visibly, typically caused by the “heat” of food or beverages.”

“A highly contagious disease caused by the “variola virus”, characterized by high fever and fluid-filled pustular rashes across the skin surface. This spelling reflects the Van Ophuijsen orthographic system used in the Dutch colonial era before 1947.”

“A quality referring to the “thick” or highly prominent nature of a voice or intonation. In a linguistic context, it describes a very strong, dominant, and distinct phonological characteristic or regional accent that clearly distinguishes a speaker's linguistic identity.”

“A state of the physical body that is extremely “weak” or lacking in energy, and may also refer to the structure of objects that are “fragile” and easily damaged. This word places special emphasis on a lack of durability or resilience compared to the standard word for weak.”

“Crystallography is a branch of science that studies the arrangement of “atoms” in solids. This field focuses on determining the internal structure of crystals through diffraction methods to understand the physical and chemical properties of materials systematically and accurately.”

“A physics concept stating that “space” and “time” are relative to the observer's frame of reference, as formulated by Albert Einstein through the theory of relativity.”

“The branch of science that studies the origin, structure, and evolution of the universe as a whole. This field employs scientific approaches to understand the physical principles governing the existence of “space” and “time” at a macro scale.”

“A branch of astronomy that applies the principles and methodologies of “physics” to analyze the physical properties, chemical composition, and evolutionary processes of celestial objects and phenomena throughout the universe.”

“A branch of geophysics that systematically studies “earthquake” phenomena and the propagation of seismic waves within the earth. This discipline encompasses the analysis of seismic source mechanisms, the internal structure of the planet, and efforts to monitor and mitigate natural disaster risks caused by tectonic activity.”

“A branch of geology that studies the arrangement, distribution, and relationship between rock layers within the Earth's crust. This field focuses on the analysis of chronological sequences of “sediment” or “rock” to understand the history of Earth's physical formation in a systematic and scientific manner.”

“A branch of biology and geology that studies the history of life on Earth through the analysis of “fossils”. This field examines the structure, development, and relationships of ancient organisms to understand the evolution of past flora and fauna systematically and scientifically.”

“A branch of biology that studies the “distribution” patterns of living organisms and the phenomena influencing those patterns across “space” and time.”

“A branch of geology that studies the “chemical composition” of the Earth and the chemical processes occurring within the crust and interior of the planet.”

“A branch of “biology” that studies the “functions” and mechanisms of living systems and their parts.”

“A branch of “biology” that studies the form and external structure of an organism or its body parts.”

“The science of classification, especially of biological organisms, into hierarchical groups based on characteristics and evolutionary relationships.”

“A systematic process of confirming, proving, or validating the truth, accuracy, and legitimacy of information, documents, identity, or claims through structured and accountable examination.”

“The process of “duplication” or creating accurate data copies within computing systems to ensure information availability and integrity.”

“The condition or state of someone who is “hit” by a thrown object, either accidentally or unintentionally.”

“An emphatic particle in Javanese used to assert or reinforce a statement, equivalent to “indeed”, “truly”, or “the point is”, conveying strong affirmation or exasperation about a situation.”

“A Javanese cultural tradition celebrated on the seventh day after Eid al-Fitr, also known as “Lebaran Ketupat”, marked by communal gatherings, mutual forgiveness, and the serving of ketupat as a ceremonial dish.”

“Jang/djang is a historical orthographic variation of 'yang' (relative pronoun) used in the Dutch East Indies writing system (particularly the van Ophuijsen spelling, from the 19th century to the early 20th century).”

“A state where one's feet or limbs become “entangled” or caught in something, such as cloth or rope, thereby hindering movement.”

“The state of being “rushed” or hurried in performing an action, resulting in a lack of carefulness.”