A.M.E. Church members Advocates (Lawyers) UF Acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members USE Lawyers Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patients Abusers, Drug Aeronautical historians People living with AIDS USE Drug abusers USE Aviation historians People living with HIV/AIDS Abyssinian speakers Afghan People with AIDS USE Amharic speakers [ethnic/cultural] People with HIV/AIDS Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church UF Americans, Afghan PLWAs (People living with AIDS) members) Afghans (Afghanistan) PLWHAs (People living with HIV/AIDS) USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church [national/regional] PWAs (People with AIDS) members Residents of Afghanistan. BT HIV-positive people Academic librarians BT Asians Air hostesses [occupation/field of activity] Afghans (Asian people) USE Flight attendants UF College librarians USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Air pilots Community college librarians [occupation/field of activity] University librarians [ethnic/cultural] UF Airline pilots BT Librarians UF Afro-Americans Airplane pilots Academicians Americans, African Aviators USE University and college faculty members Americans, Afro- Pilots, Airplane Academics (University and college faculty members) RT Blacks NT Glider pilots USE University and college faculty members African Methodist Episcopal Church members Military air pilots Accountants [religion] Air stewardesses [occupation/field of activity] UF A.M.E. Church members USE Flight attendants UF Certified public accountants AME Church members Air stewards Chartered accountants BT Methodists USE Flight attendants Public accountants Africans Airline hostesses Acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients [national/regional] USE Flight attendants USE AIDS patients NT Algerians Airline pilots Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome patients Angolans USE Air pilots USE AIDS patients Basotho Airline stewardesses Actors Batswana USE Flight attendants [occupation/field of activity] Beninese Airline stewards UF Actresses Burkinabe USE Flight attendants Impersonators (Actors) Burundians Airplane pilots Mummers (Actors) Cameroonians USE Air pilots Play actors Central Africans (Central African Republic) al-'Arabiyya speakers Players (Actors) Chadians USE Arabic speakers Stage actors Comorans al-Fusha speakers Thespians Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Arabic speakers Thesps Congolese (Democratic Republic) Alabamans Troupers (Actors) Djiboutians USE Alabamians BT Artists Equatorial Guineans Alabamians Actresses Gabonese [national/regional] USE Actors Gambians UF Alabamans Addicts Ghanaians BT Americans [social] Guineans Alaskans NT Alcoholics Ivoirians [national/regional] Drug addicts Kenyans BT Americans Recovering addicts Liberians Albanaigh Uladh Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) Madagascans USE Ulster Scots USE Administrative law judges Mahorais Albanian speakers Administrative assistants Malawians [language] [occupation/field of activity] Malians UF Shqip speakers People employed to perform administrative duties. Moroccans Shqipëri speakers For people who manage correspondence and routine Mozambicans Albertains work for a superior see Secretaries. Nigerians USE Albertans Administrative law judges Nigeriens Albertans [occupation/field of activity] Réunionese [national/regional] UF Adjudicators (Administrative law judges) Rwandans UF Albertains Examiners, Trial Senegalese BT Canadians Examiners, Hearing Seychellois Alcoholics Hearing examiners Sierra Leoneans [medical, psychological, and disability] Hearing officers Somalis UF Drunkards Judges, Administrative law South Africans Drunks Officers, Hearing South Sudanese Inebriates Trial examiners Southern Africans BT Addicts BT Judges Sub-Saharan Africans NT Recovering alcoholics Administrators, University and college Tanzanians Alcoholics, Parents of USE University and college administrators Togolese USE Parents of alcoholics Adolescents Tunisians Alealum speakers USE Teenagers Ugandans USE Malayalam speakers Adopted people Zambians Algerians USE Adoptees Zimbabweans [national/regional] Adoptees Afrikaans speakers UF Algériens [social] [language] BT Africans UF Adopted people UF Afrikander speakers Algériens Adoptive parents Cape Dutch speakers USE Algerians [social] Afrikander speakers Aliens BT Parents USE Afrikaans speakers [social] Adults Afro-Americans People who are not citizens of the country in which [age] USE African Americans they reside. For foreign-born people who enter a UF Grown-ups country intending to become permanent residents or Aged people citizens see Immigrants. Grownups USE Older people NT Men UF Foreigners Agents, Authors' Allergists Middle-aged people USE Literary agents Older people [occupation/field of activity] Agents, Literary UF Allergologists Women USE Literary agents Young adults Allergy specialists Aging people BT Physicians Adventists USE Older people [religion] Allergologists Ahniyvwiya (North American people) USE Allergists BT Christians USE Cherokee (North American people) NT Seventh-Day Adventists Allergy specialists AIDS patients USE Allergists [medical, psychological, and disability]

DG-1 [medical, psychological, and disability] Allied health personnel Puerto Ricans Americans, Vietnamese [occupation/field of activity] Rhode Islanders USE UF Paramedical personnel South Carolinians Americans, West Indian BT Medical personnel South Dakotans USE West NT Dental hygienists Southerners () Amhara speakers Physical therapists Tennesseans USE Amharic speakers Allopathic doctors Texans Amharic speakers USE Physicians Utahns [language] Alzheimer's patients Vermonters UF Abyssinian speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Virgin Islanders Amarigna speakers BT Patients Virginians Amarinya speakers Alzheimer's patients' families Washingtonians (District of Columbia) Amhara speakers [social] Washingtonians ( State) Ethiopian speakers BT Families West Virginians Amphibian biologists Amarigna speakers Westerners (United States) USE Herpetologists USE Amharic speakers Wisconsinites Anaesthesiologists Amarinya speakers Wyomingites USE Anesthesiologists USE Amharic speakers Americans, Afghan Analysts, Economic Ambassadors USE Afghan Americans USE Economists [occupation/field of activity] Americans, African Anatolian speakers UF Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) USE African Americans USE Turkish speakers High commissioners (Ambassadors) Americans, Afro- Andhra speakers Ministers (Ambassadors) USE African Americans USE Telugu speakers BT Diplomats Americans, Arab Anesthesiologists Ambiguous genitalia, People with USE [occupation/field of activity] USE Intersex people Americans, Armenian UF Anaesthesiologists AME Church members USE Anesthetists USE African Methodist Episcopal Church members Americans, Asian BT Physicians American Baptists USE Anesthetists [religion] Americans, Caribbean USE Anesthesiologists Members of the American Baptist Association. USE Caribbean Americans Anglers BT Baptists Americans, Chinese USE Fishers American Samoans USE Anglicans [national/regional] Americans, Cuban [religion] BT Americans USE BT Christians Pacific Islanders Americans, Czech NT Church of Englanders American Sign Language users USE Episcopalians [language] Americans, Czechoslovak Angolans UF ASL users USE Czechoslovak Americans [national/regional] Americans Americans, Dominican BT Africans [national/regional] USE Animal behaviorists UF United States residents Americans, Eastern European USE Ethologists BT North Americans USE Eastern Animal behaviourists NT Alabamians Americans, Filipino USE Ethologists Alaskans USE Animal biologists American Samoans Americans, Finnish USE Zoologists Arizonans USE Animal doctors Arkansans Americans, Greek USE Veterinarians Bay Staters USE Aniyunwiya (North American people) Californians Americans, Haitian USE Cherokee (North American people) Carolinians USE Aniyuwiya (North American people) Coloradans Americans, Hispanic USE Cherokee (North American people) Connecticut residents USE Hispanic Americans Aniyvwiya (North American people) Dakotans Americans, Hmong USE Cherokee (North American people) Delawareans USE Annamese speakers Easterners (United States) Americans, Iranian USE Vietnamese speakers Floridians USE Anorexia nervosa patients Georgians (State of ) Americans, Irish USE Anorexics Guamanians USE Anorexics Hawaii residents Americans, Italian [medical, psychological, and disability] Idahoans USE UF Anorexia nervosa patients Illinoisians Americans, Japanese BT People with eating disorders Indianans USE Anthropologists Iowans Americans, Korean [occupation/field of activity] Kansans USE Korean Americans BT Scientists Kentuckians Americans, Latino NT Cultural anthropologists Louisianians USE Hispanic Americans Anthropology students Mainers Americans, Lebanese [social] Marylanders USE UF Students, Anthropology Michiganders Americans, Mexican Anthropology teachers Midwesterners USE [occupation/field of activity] Minnesotans Americans, Norwegian BT Teachers Mississippians USE Norwegian Americans Antigua and Barbuda residents Missourians Americans, Pacific Islander USE Antiguans Montanans USE Pacific Islander Americans Barbudans Nebraskans Americans, Polish Antigua Islanders Nevadans USE USE Antiguans New Englanders Americans, Portuguese Antiguans New Hampshirites USE [national/regional] New Jerseyans Americans, Scots UF Antigua and Barbuda residents New Mexicans USE Antigua Islanders New Yorkers ( State) Americans, Scottish BT West Indians North Carolinians USE Scottish Americans Apache (North American people) North Dakotans Americans, Slovak [ethnic/cultural] Northern Marianans USE UF Apache Indians [Former heading] Northerners (United States) Americans, Slovene Apache Indians Ohioans USE Slovenian Americans USE Apache (North American people) Oklahomans Americans, Slovenian Apothecaries Oregonians USE Slovenian Americans USE Pharmacists Ozarkers Americans, South Asian Arab Americans Pacific Northwesterners USE South Asian Americans [ethnic/cultural] Pennsylvanians UF Americans, Arab

DG-2 Arab-Swahili speakers Art collectors North Koreans USE Swahili speakers [occupation/field of activity] Pakistanis Arabians UF Collectors, Art Russians USE Arabs Art critics Singaporeans Arabic speakers [occupation/field of activity] South Asians [language] UF Critics, Art South Koreans UF al-'Arabiyya speakers Art historians South Vietnamese al-Fusha speakers [occupation/field of activity] Southeast Asians 'Arabiyya speakers BT Historians Soviets Fusha speakers Art history teachers Sri Lankans Standard Arabic speakers [occupation/field of activity] Taiwanese 'Arabiyya speakers BT History teachers Thai USE Arabic speakers Art students Turks Arabs [social] Vietnamese [ethnic/cultural] UF Students, Art Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine UF Arabians Artists USE Asian Canadians NT Bedouins [occupation/field of activity] ASL users Archaeologists NT Actors USE American Sign Language users [occupation/field of activity] Calligraphers Association players UF Archeologists Cartoonists USE Soccer players BT Scholars Commercial artists Astronauts NT Maritime archaeologists Computer artists [occupation/field of activity] Archeologists Dancers UF Cosmonauts USE Archaeologists Folk artists Astronomers Architects Graphic artists [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Illustrators UF Astronomists NT Landscape architects Landscape artists BT Scientists Argentineans Mosaicists NT Planetary scientists USE Argentines Musicians Astronomists Argentines Painters USE Astronomers [national/regional] Performance artists Athletes UF Argentineans Photographers [occupation/field of activity] Argentinians Potters NT Australian football players Argentinos Printmakers players BT South Americans Sculptors players Argentinians Textile artists Figure skaters USE Argentines Arts ministers Football players Argentinos USE Culture ministers players USE Argentines Arubanen players Arizonans USE Arubans Ice dancers [national/regional] Arubans Roller derby skaters UF Arizonians [national/regional] Rugby players BT Americans UF Arubanen Soccer players Arizonians BT Dutch Swimmers USE Arizonans West Indians Attachés Arkansans Ashkenazi Jews USE Diplomats [national/regional] USE Ashkenazim Attorneys UF Arkansians Ashkenazic Jews USE Lawyers Arkansawyans USE Ashkenazim Atypical sex anatomies, People with Arkansawyers Ashkenazim USE Intersex people BT Americans [ethnic/cultural] Aucklanders Arkansawyans [religion] [national/regional] USE Arkansans UF Ashkenazi Jews BT New Zealanders Arkansawyers Ashkenazic Jews Aussies USE Arkansans BT Jews USE Australians Arkansians Asian Americans Australian football players USE Arkansans [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] Armani speakers UF Americans, Asian Athletes who play Australian football. USE Armenian speakers Asian Australians BT Athletes Armed Forces personnel [ethnic/cultural] Australians USE Soldiers UF Australians, Asian [national/regional] Armenian Americans Asian Canadians UF Aussies [ethnic/cultural] [ethnic/cultural] Ozzies UF Americans, Armenian UF Asiatique, Canadiens d'origine NT New South Welshmen Armenian Canadians Canadians, Asian Queenslanders [ethnic/cultural] Canadiens d'origine asiatique South Australians UF Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine Asians Tasmanians Canadians, Armenian [national/regional] Victorians (State of Victoria) Canadiens d'origine arménienne NT Afghans (Afghanistan) Western Australians Armenian speakers Armenians Australians, Asian [language] Azerbaijanis USE Asian Australians UF Armani speakers Bangladeshis Australians, Greek Armjanski speakers Bhutanese USE Greek Australians Armjanski Yazyk speakers Bruneians Australians, Vietnamese Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) Burmese USE Vietnamese Australians Erâmani speakers Chinese Austrians Ermeni Dili speakers Filipinos [national/regional] Ermenice speakers Georgians (Republic of Georgia) UF Österreicher Haieren speakers Indians (India) BT Europeans Somkhuri speakers Indonesians Authors' agents Somekhuri speakers Iranians USE Literary agents Armenians Israelis Autistic people [national/regional] Japanese USE Autistics BT Asians Koreans Autistics Arménienne, Canadiens d'origine Kyrgyzstanis [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Armenian Canadians Laotians UF Autistic people Arminian Baptists Lebanese BT People with developmental disabilities USE General Baptists Malaysians Autistics, Parents of Armjanski speakers Maldivians USE Parents of autistics USE Armenian speakers Middle Easterners Avian biologists Armjanski Yazyk speakers Mongolians USE Ornithologists USE Armenian speakers Nepali

DG-3 Aviation historians Baltic States residents Basotho [occupation/field of activity] USE Balts [national/regional] UF Aeronautical historians Balts UF Lesothans BT Historians [national/regional] Lesothoans Aviators Residents of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania BT Africans USE Air pilots collectively. Basotho (African people) Ayisiniwok (North American people) UF Baltic States residents USE Sotho (African people) USE Cree (North American people) BT Europeans Basques (European people) Azerbaidzhanis Baluchi speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Azerbaijanis [language] UF Euskaldunak (European people) Azerbaijanians Band directors Euskotarak (European people) USE Azerbaijanis [occupation/field of activity] Euzkadi (European people) Azerbaijanis UF Band leaders Vascos (European people) [national/regional] Bandleaders Vascongados (European people) UF Azerbaidzhanis Directors, Band Bass players Azerbaijanians Band leaders USE Double bassists Azeries USE Band directors Bass viol players Azeris Conductors (Music) USE Double bassists BT Asians Bandleaders Bass violists Europeans USE Band directors USE Double bassists Azeries Conductors (Music) Bassists USE Azerbaijanis Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) USE Double bassists Azeris USE Bengali speakers Basuto (African people) USE Azerbaijanis Bangla (South Asian people) USE Sotho (African people) Babies USE Bengali (South Asian people) Batsil K'op (North American people) USE Infants Bangla-Bhasa speakers USE Tzotzil (North American people) Badw USE Bengali speakers Batswana USE Bedouins Bangla speakers [national/regional] Bahai Faith adherents USE Bengali speakers UF Botswana residents USE Bahais Bangladeshis BT Africans Bahais [national/regional] Baule-Ando speakers [religion] BT Asians USE Baoulé speakers UF Bahai Faith adherents Banglori speakers Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) Bahaists USE Kannada speakers USE Baoulé speakers Bahaists Bank employees Bavarians USE Bahais [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Bahamans Baoulé speakers UF Bayern USE Bahamians [language] BT Germans Bahamians UF Baule speakers (Baoulé speakers) Bay Staters [national/regional] Baule-Ando speakers [national/regional] UF Bahamans Baptists UF Massachusettsans BT West Indians [religion] BT Americans Bahasa Daerah speakers BT Christians Bayern USE Malay speakers NT American Baptists USE Bavarians Bahasa Indonesia speakers Conservative Baptists Bedouin Arabs USE Indonesian speakers General Baptists USE Bedouins Bahasa Malayu speakers Reformed Baptists Bedouins USE Malay speakers Southern Baptists [ethnic/cultural] Baja Californians (Baja Peninsula) Barbadian Canadians UF Bedouin Arabs [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] Badw Residents of the Mexican states of Baja California UF Bajan Canadians Beduins and Baja California Sur collectively. Barbadienne, Canadiens d'origine BT Arabs UF Bajacalifornianos (Baja California Peninsula) Canadians, Bajan Beduins Canchanillas Canadians, Barbadian USE Bedouins BT Mexicans Canadiens d'origine barbadienne Behavioral scientists, Animal Baja Californians (State of Baja California) Barbadians USE Ethologists [national/regional] [national/regional] Behaviorists, Animal UF Bajacalifornianos (State of Baja California) UF Bajans USE Ethologists BT Mexicans BT West Indians Behavioural scientists, Animal Bajacalifornianos (Baja California Peninsula) Barbadienne, Canadiens d'origine USE Ethologists USE Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) USE Barbadian Canadians Beifang Fangyan speakers Bajacalifornianos (State of Baja California) Barbers USE Chinese speakers USE Baja Californians (State of Baja California) [occupation/field of activity] Belarusan speakers Bajan Canadians UF Hair stylists [language] USE Barbadian Canadians Stylists, Hair UF Belarusian speakers Bajans Barbuda Islanders Belorussian speakers USE Barbadians USE Barbudans Bielorussian speakers Balamba (African people) Barbudans Byelorussian speakers USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and [national/regional] White Russian speakers Zambian people) UF Antigua and Barbuda residents White Ruthenian speakers Baleares Barbuda Islanders Belarusian speakers USE Balearic Islanders BT West Indians USE Belarusan speakers Balearic Islanders Bards Belgen [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Belgians UF Baleares Barristers Belges Balearicos USE Lawyers USE Belgians Balears Barthélemois Belges congolais Gimnesienses USE Saint-Barths USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Isleños (Balearic Islands, Spain) Baseball players Belgians BT Spaniards [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Balearicos UF Baseballers UF Belgen USE Balearic Islanders BT Athletes Belges Balears Baseballers BT Europeans USE Balearic Islanders USE Baseball players NT Brussels Capital Region, , residents Balgarski speakers Bashu ren Flemings USE Bulgarian speakers USE Sichuanese Walloons Balinese Basketball players Beliceans [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Belizeans BT Indonesians UF Basketballers Belizeans Ballet dancers BT Athletes [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Basketballers UF Beliceans BT Dancers USE Basketball players

DG-4 British Hondurans Bomber pilots Scots BT Central Americans [occupation/field of activity] Welsh Belorussian speakers BT Military air pilots Brits USE Belarusan speakers Book editors USE Britons Benedictines [occupation/field of activity] Britto-Colombiens [social] UF Editors, Book USE British Columbians NT Cistercians Editors, Literary Broadcast journalists, Bengali (South Asian people) Literary editors USE Television journalists [ethnic/cultural] Bookstore employees Brothers UF Bangla (South Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] [social] Bengali speakers Bosanci BT Families [language] USE Bosnians NT Stepbrothers UF Bangala speakers (Bengali speakers) Bosnian-Herzegovinians Bruneians Bangla speakers USE Bosnians [national/regional] Bangla-Bhasa speakers Herzegovinians BT Asians Beninese Bosnians Brunswickiens [national/regional] [national/regional] USE New Brunswickers UF Béniniens UF Bosanci Brunswickois Béninois Bosnian-Herzegovinians USE New Brunswickers Dahoméens Bosnians and Herzegovinians Brusselaar BT Africans BT Europeans USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Béniniens Bosnians and Herzegovinians Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents USE Beninese USE Bosnians [national/regional] Béninois Herzegovinians UF Brusselaar USE Beninese Botanists Bruxellois Berkshiremen [occupation/field of activity] BT Belgians [national/regional] UF Plant biologists Bruxellois BT English Plant scientists USE Brussels Capital Region, Belgium, residents Bernardines BT Biologists Buckaroos USE Cistercians Botswana residents USE Cowboys Bhutanese USE Batswana Buckeroos [national/regional] Bourbonnais USE Cowboys BT Asians USE Réunionese Buckeyes Bi people Boy Scouts USE Ohioans USE Bisexuals [social] Buddhists Bielorussian speakers UF Scouts, Boy [religion] USE Belarusan speakers Boys NT Mahayanists Bihari [age] Nichiren Buddhists [national/regional] [gender] Pure Land Buddhists BT Indians (India) BT Children Shin Buddhists Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) Males Zen Buddhists USE Urdu speakers Brandenburgers Bulgarian speakers Biologists [national/regional] [language] [occupation/field of activity] BT Germans UF Balgarski speakers BT Scientists Brasileiros Pomak speakers NT Botanists USE Brazilians Bulimia patients Ecologists Brasilians USE Bulimics Marine biologists USE Brazilians Bulimics Microbiologists Brazilians [medical, psychological, and disability] Naturalists [national/regional] UF Bulimia patients Physiologists UF Brasileiros BT People with eating disorders Zoologists Brasilians Burkina-Fassiens Bird biologists BT South Americans USE Burkinabe USE Ornithologists NT Fluminense Burkinabais Bis (Bisexuals) Breast cancer patients USE Burkinabe USE Bisexuals [medical, psychological, and disability] Burkinabe Bisexual people BT Cancer patients [national/regional] USE Bisexuals Britanno-Colombiens UF Burkina-Fassiens Bisexuals USE British Columbians Burkinabais [sexual orientation] British Burkinabés UF Bi people USE Britons Burkinais Bis (Bisexuals) British Colombiens Upper Voltans Bisexual people USE British Columbians Voltaïques BT Sexual minorities British Columbians BT Africans Bishops [national/regional] Burkinabés [occupation/field of activity] UF Britanno-Colombiens USE Burkinabe BT Clergy British Colombiens Burkinais Blacks Britto-Colombiens USE Burkinabe [ethnic/cultural] Colombains Burmese RT African Americans Colombie-Britanniquois [national/regional] Blind Colombiens UF Myanmarese [medical, psychological, and disability] Colombiens-Britanniques BT Asians UF Blind people Néo-Colombiens Burundais BT People with disabilities BT Canadians USE Burundians Blind people British Guianans Burundians USE Blind USE Guyanese [national/regional] Boaters British Guianese UF Burundais [occupation/field of activity] USE Guyanese Burundiens People who operate boats for a living or for British Hondurans Urundais recreational purposes. USE Belizeans Urundiens NT Sailors Britishers BT Africans Bohemian speakers USE Britons Burundiens USE Czech speakers Britons USE Burundians Bolivianos [national/regional] Business school students USE Bolivians Residents of Great Britain. USE Business students Bolivians UF British Business students [national/regional] Britishers [social] UF Bolivianos Brits UF Business school students BT South Americans BT Europeans Students, Business school Bombardiers NT English Butlers [occupation/field of activity] Montserratians [occupation/field of activity] Northern Irish

DG-5 Butlers (Continued) Canadiens d'origine italienne Catalog librarians UF Manservants USE Italian Canadians USE Catalogers BT Household employees Canadiens d'origine jamaïquaine Catalogers Byelorussian speakers USE Jamaican Canadians [occupation/field of activity] USE Belarusan speakers Canadiens d'origine japonaise UF Catalog librarians Cabbage Gardeners (State of Victoria) USE Japanese Canadians Cataloging librarians USE Victorians (State of Victoria) Canadiens d'origine mexicaine Catalogue librarians Cabbage Patchers (State of Victoria) USE Mexican Canadians Cataloguers USE Victorians (State of Victoria) Canadiens d'origine ougandaise Library catalogers Cabbage Staters (State of Victoria) USE Ugandan Canadians Library cataloguers USE Victorians (State of Victoria) Canadiens d'origine sri-lankaise BT Librarians Cacchʾ (Central American people) USE Sri Lankan Canadians Cataloging librarians USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Canarese speakers USE Catalogers Cacché (Central American people) USE Kannada speakers Catalogue librarians USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Cancer patients USE Catalogers Cadets, Military [medical, psychological, and disability] Cataloguers USE Military cadets BT Patients USE Catalogers Calédoniens NT Breast cancer patients Catalonia, Spain, residents USE New Caledonians Lung cancer patients USE Catalans Californians Canchanillas Catalonian speakers [national/regional] USE Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) USE Catalan speakers BT Americans Cantabrians () Catholic school students Calligraphers [national/regional] [social] [occupation/field of activity] UF Cantabs (New Zealand) UF Students, Catholic school UF Handwriting artists Canterbury, New Zealand, residents Catholics BT Artists BT New Zealanders [religion] Calvinists Cantabs (New Zealand) UF Roman Catholics [religion] USE Cantabrians (New Zealand) BT Christians BT Christians Canterbury, New Zealand, residents Cebu, Philippines, residents Cambodian speakers USE Cantabrians (New Zealand) USE Cebuanos USE Central Khmer speakers Cape Dutch speakers Cebuanos Cameroonians USE Afrikaans speakers [national/regional] [national/regional] Cardiologists UF Cebu, Philippines, residents UF Camerounais [occupation/field of activity] Cebuans BT Africans BT Physicians Sugbuanons Camerounais Care givers Sugbuhanons USE Cameroonians USE Caregivers BT Filipinos Canadians Caregivers Cebuans [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Cebuanos UF Canadiens Family or friends who provide personal home care Celts (European people) BT North Americans for the elderly, ill, or people with disabilities on an [ethnic/cultural] informal voluntary basis. NT Albertans UF Kelts (European people) British Columbians UF Care givers Centenarians Labradorians Carers [age] Manitobans Family caregivers BT Older people Maritimers Home health caregivers Centrafricains (Central African Republic) New Brunswickers Informal caregivers USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Newfoundlanders Carers Central Africans (Central African Republic) Nor'Westers USE Caregivers [national/regional] Nova Scotians Caribbean Americans UF Centrafricains (Central African Republic) Nunavummiut [ethnic/cultural] Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) Ontarians UF Americans, Caribbean Oubangais Pacific Northwesterners Caribbean Islanders Oubanguiens Prince Edward Islanders USE West Indians BT Africans Quebeckers Caribbean residents Central Americans Saskatchewanians USE West Indians [national/regional] Yukoners Caricaturists NT Belizeans Canadians, Armenian USE Cartoonists Costa Ricans USE Armenian Canadians Carolinians Guatemalans Canadians, Asian [national/regional] Nicaraguans Residents of North and South Carolina collectively. USE Asian Canadians Panamanians Canadians, Bajan BT Americans Salvadorans USE Barbadian Canadians Carriers, Letter Central Europeans Canadians, Barbadian USE Postal service employees [national/regional] USE Barbadian Canadians Carriers, Mail BT Europeans Canadians, Ceylonese USE Postal service employees Central Khmer speakers USE Sri Lankan Canadians Cartoon artists [language] Canadians, Finnish USE Cartoonists UF Cambodian speakers USE Finnish Canadians Cartoonists Khmer speakers Canadians, Italian [occupation/field of activity] Cu Tho speakers USE Italian Canadians UF Caricaturists Cur Cul speakers Canadians, Jamaican Cartoon artists Khmer Nam Bo speakers USE Jamaican Canadians BT Artists Kho Me speakers Canadians, Japanese Castellano speakers Khome speakers USE Japanese Canadians USE Spanish speakers Krom speakers Canadians, Mexican Castilian speakers Central Thai speakers USE Mexican Canadians USE Spanish speakers USE Thai speakers Canadians, Sri Lankan Català speakers Centre-Africains (Central African Republic) USE Sri Lankan Canadians USE Catalan speakers USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Canadians, Ugandan Catalan speakers Certified public accountants USE Ugandan Canadians [language] USE Accountants Canadiens UF Català speakers Cestina speakers USE Canadians Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers USE Czech speakers Canadiens d'origine arménienne Catalonian speakers Cevenda speakers USE Armenian Canadians Valencian speakers USE Venda speakers Canadiens d'origine asiatique Catalan-Valencian-Balear speakers Ceylonese USE Asian Canadians USE Catalan speakers USE Sri Lankans Canadiens d'origine barbadienne Catalans Ceylonese Canadians USE Barbadian Canadians [national/regional] USE Sri Lankan Canadians Canadiens d'origine finlandaise UF Catalonia, Spain, residents Chadians USE Finnish Canadians BT Spaniards [national/regional]

DG-6 UF Tchadiens Children of depressed people Methodists BT Africans [social] Mormons Chalaque (North American people) The children of depressed people, regardless of Orthodox Eastern Church members USE Cherokee (North American people) their age. Presbyterians Chaldean Catholics UF Depressed people's children Protestant Church in the Netherlands members [religion] Children of divorced parents Protestants BT Christians [social] Puritans Changana speakers The children of divorced parents, regardless of Quakers their age. USE Tsonga speakers Romanian Orthodox Church members Channel Islanders UF Divorced parents' children Russian Orthodox Church members USE Guernsey residents Children of gay men Shakers Jerseyans (Jersey) [social] Chuan ren Chaoxian speakers The children of gay men, regardless of their age. USE Sichuanese USE Korean speakers UF Gay men's children Church of Englanders Chaoxian zu Children of Holocaust survivors [religion] USE Chosŏnjok [social] BT Anglicans Chaoxianzu The children of Holocaust survivors, regardless of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints members their age. USE Chosŏnjok USE Mormons UF Holocaust survivors' children Charity, Sisters of Church of Scotland members Children of Nazis USE Sisters of Charity [religion] [social] Chartered accountants Members of the national church in Scotland. The children of Nazis, regardless of their age. USE Accountants BT Presbyterians UF Nazis' children Chasidim Cicerones Chileans USE Hasidim USE Tour guides (Persons) [national/regional] Cheese makers Cinema studies teachers UF Chilenos USE Cheesemakers USE Film teachers BT South Americans Cheeseheads Cistercians Chilenos USE Wisconsinites [social] USE Chileans Cheesemakers UF Bernardines Chinese [occupation/field of activity] Cistercians of Common Observance members [national/regional] UF Cheese makers White Monks BT Asians Chemical engineering students BT Benedictines NT Hong Kongers [social] NT Trappists Sichuanese UF Students, Chemical engineering Cistercians of Common Observance members Chinese Americans Chemists USE Cistercians [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] Classical scholars UF Americans, Chinese BT Scientists USE Classicists Chinese speakers Chemists (Pharmacists) Classicalists [language] USE Pharmacists USE Classicists UF Beifang Fangyan speakers Cheraqui (North American people) Classicists Guanhua speakers USE Cherokee (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Cherokee (North American people) Guoyu speakers Scholars who specialize in the study of ancient [ethnic/cultural] Hanyu speakers Greek and Roman languages, literature, culture, etc. UF Ahniyvwiya (North American people) Huayu speakers UF Classical scholars Aniyunwiya (North American people) Mandarin speakers Classicalists Aniyuwiya (North American people) Northern Chinese speakers Classics scholars Aniyvwiya (North American people) Putonghua speakers BT Scholars Chalaque (North American people) Standard Chinese speakers Classics scholars Cheraqui (North American people) Zhongguohua speakers USE Classicists Cheroqui (North American people) Zhongwen speakers Clergy Jalagi (North American people) Ching speakers [occupation/field of activity] Tsa-la-gi (North American people) USE Vietnamese speakers UF Clergy members Tsalagi (North American people) Chivenda speakers Members of the clergy Tsa'ragi' (North American people) USE Venda speakers Ministers (Clergy) Tslagi (North American people) Choctaw (North American people) Ordained clergy Yunwiya (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] Ordained ministers Cheroqui (North American people) UF Choctaw Indians [Former heading] NT Bishops USE Cherokee (North American people) Choctaw Indians Deacons (Clergy) Chess players USE Choctaw (North American people) Lamas [occupation/field of activity] Chosŏnjok Pastors Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers [ethnic/cultural] Popes Ethnic Koreans with Chinese nationality who Priests USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers reside chiefly in the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Prefecture. Rabbis [language] UF Chaoxian zu Rectors UF Chicahuaxtla Trique speakers Chaoxianzu Clergy members Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui Joseonjok USE Clergy speakers) Christian Jews Clerks, Mail Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers USE Jewish Christians USE Postal service employees Chicanos Christian Scientists Clerks, Postal USE Mexican Americans [religion] USE Postal service employees Chief justices BT Christians Clinical pharmacists USE Judges Christians USE Pharmacists Chief magistrates [religion] Clothes designers USE Judges NT Adventists USE Fashion designers Chilamba (African people) Anglicans Coaches, Figure skating USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Baptists USE Figure skating coaches Zambian people) Calvinists Collaborationists Children Catholics [social] [age] Chaldean Catholics BT Traitors People from birth through twelve years of age. Christian Scientists Collaborationists' children UF Kids Congregationalists USE Children of collaborationists Youngsters Copts Collectors, Art NT Boys Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church USE Art collectors members College administrators Infants Holiness church members USE University and college administrators Preteens Jehovah's Witnesses College and university administrators Toddlers Jewish Christians USE University and college administrators Children of collaborationists Lutherans College and university faculty members [social] Maronites USE University and college faculty members The children of collaborationists, regardless of their Melchites College and university officials age. Mennonites USE University and college administrators UF Collaborationists' children

DG-7 College and university provosts Commissioners, High (Ambassadors) Conservationists USE Provosts (University and college USE Ambassadors [occupation/field of activity] administrators) Common Kartvelian speakers UF Conservation scientists College freshmen USE Georgian speakers BT Scientists [educational level] Communists Conservative Baptists UF Freshmen, College [social] [religion] BT Undergraduates People who ascribe to communist values, BT Baptists College graduates independent of their party affiliation. Conservative Party members (Great Britain) [educational level] Community college graduates [social] UF Graduates, College [educational level] UF Conservatives (Conservative Party members) Graduates, University UF Graduates, Community college National Union of Conservative and Unionist University graduates Community college librarians Associations members (Great Britain) College juniors USE Academic librarians Tories (Conservative Party members) [educational level] Community college students Tory Party members (Great Britain) UF Juniors, College [educational level] Conservative Party of members (Canada : BT Undergraduates UF Students, Community college 2003- ) College librarians BT Junior college students [social] USE Academic librarians Comorans UF Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada College officials [national/regional] members) USE University and college administrators UF Comoriens Parti Conservateur du Canada members College provosts Comoris (Canada : 2003- ) USE Provosts (University and college Comorois Conservatives administrators) BT Africans [social] College seniors Comoriens People who ascribe to conservative values, [educational level] USE Comorans independent of their party affiliation. UF Seniors, College Comoris UF Right-wingers BT Undergraduates USE Comorans Conservatives (Conservative Party members) College sophomores Comorois USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) [educational level] USE Comorans Conservatives (Conservative Party of Canada UF Sophomores, College Company lawyers members) BT Undergraduates USE Corporate lawyers USE Conservative Party of Canada members College students Composers (Canada : 2003- ) [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] Construction industry employees UF Students, College UF Songwriters [occupation/field of activity] Students, University BT Musicians Consumption patients University students Computer artists USE Tuberculosis patients NT Graduate students [occupation/field of activity] Contrabass players Junior college students BT Artists USE Double bassists Undergraduates Computer industry employees Contrabassists College teachers [occupation/field of activity] USE Double bassists USE University and college faculty members Concentration camp inmates Conversion therapy patients Colloquial Malay speakers [social] [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Malay speakers UF Concentration camp prisoners UF Ex-gay therapy patients Colombains BT Prisoners Gay conversion therapy patients USE British Columbians Concentration camp prisoners Reorientation therapy patients Colombianos USE Concentration camp inmates Reparative therapy patients USE Colombians Conductors (Music) Sexual orientation conversion therapy patients Colombians [occupation/field of activity] Sexual reorientation therapy patients [national/regional] UF Band leaders BT Patients UF Colombianos Bandleaders Converts, Religious BT South Americans Maestri (Conductors) USE Religious converts Colombie-Britanniquois Maestros (Conductors) Convicts USE British Columbians Music conductors USE Prisoners Colombiens BT Musicians Cookery historians USE British Columbians Congolais (Brazzaville) USE Food historians Colombiens-Britanniques USE Congolese (Brazzaville) Cooking historians USE British Columbians Congolais (Democratic Republic) USE Food historians Coloradans USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Cops [national/regional] Congolais belges USE Police UF Coloradoans USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Coptic Orthodox Church members BT Americans Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Copts Coloradoans [national/regional] Copts USE Coloradans UF Congolais (Brazzaville) [religion] Columnists BT Africans UF Coptic Orthodox Church members USE Journalists Congolese (Democratic Republic) BT Christians Combat veterans [national/regional] Copy editors USE Veterans UF Belges congolais [occupation/field of activity] Comic book writers Congolais belges UF Editors, Copy USE Comics writers Congolais (Democratic Republic) Cornish speakers Comic strip writers Zaïro-Congolais [language] USE Comics writers Zaïrois UF Curnoack speakers Comicbook writers BT Africans Kernewek speakers USE Comics writers Congregationalists Kernowek speakers Comics writers [religion] Corporate counsel [occupation/field of activity] BT Christians USE Corporate lawyers UF Comic book writers Connecticotians Corporate lawyers Comic strip writers USE Connecticut residents [occupation/field of activity] Comicbook writers Connecticut residents UF Company lawyers Graphic novel writers [national/regional] Corporate counsel Graphic novelists UF Connecticuters Counsel, Corporate Novel writers, Graphic Connecticotians Counsel, In-house Novelists, Graphic Connecticutensians In-house counsel Commentators (Journalists) Nutmeggers BT Lawyers USE Journalists BT Americans Corpulent people Commercial artists Connecticutensians USE Overweight people [occupation/field of activity] USE Connecticut residents Correspondents (Journalists) UF Commercial designers Connecticuters USE Journalists BT Artists USE Connecticut residents Cosmonauts Designers Conscientious objectors USE Astronauts Commercial designers [social] Costa Ricans USE Commercial artists Conservation scientists [national/regional] USE Conservationists UF Costaricans

DG-8 Costarricenses Social anthropologists Danskere Ticos BT Anthropologists USE Danes BT Central Americans Cultural ministers Danskerne Costaricans USE Culture ministers USE Danes USE Costa Ricans Cultural secretaries Darazis Costarricenses USE Culture ministers USE Druzes USE Costa Ricans Culture ministers Deacons, Lay Costume designers [occupation/field of activity] USE Lay deacons [occupation/field of activity] UF Arts ministers Deacons (Clergy) UF Costumers, Theatrical Cultural ministers [occupation/field of activity] Theatrical costumers Cultural secretaries BT Clergy BT Designers Culture secretaries Deaf Costumers, Theatrical Heritage ministers [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Costume designers Ministers of arts UF Deaf people Côte-d'Ivoire residents Ministers of culture BT Hearing impaired USE Ivoirians Ministers of heritage Deaf-blind Counsel, Corporate Secretaries of culture USE Deafblind USE Corporate lawyers BT Government employees Deaf people Counsel, In-house Culture secretaries USE Deaf USE Corporate lawyers USE Culture ministers Deafblind Couturiers (Designers) Cur Cul speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Fashion designers USE Central Khmer speakers UF Deaf-blind Cowboys Curaçoleño speakers BT People with disabilities [occupation/field of activity] USE Papiamentu speakers Deejays People who tend to cattle or horses, usually on a Curassese speakers USE Disc jockeys ranch. USE Papiamentu speakers Defenders, Public UF Buckaroos Curnoack speakers USE Public defenders Buckeroos USE Cornish speakers Delawareans Cowhands Cymraeg speakers [national/regional] Cowmen USE Welsh speakers BT Americans Cowpokes Czars Delinquents Cowpunchers USE Emperors USE Criminals Waddies (Cowboys) Kings Democratic Party members (South Africa) Wranglers (Cowboys) Czech Americans [social] Cowhands [ethnic/cultural] Democratic Party members (United States) USE Cowboys UF Americans, Czech [social] Cowmen Czech speakers UF Democrats (Democratic Party members) USE Cowboys [language] Democrats (Democratic Party members) Cowpokes UF Bohemian speakers USE Democratic Party members (United States) USE Cowboys Cestina speakers Dental hygienists Cowpunchers Czechoslovak Americans [occupation/field of activity] USE Cowboys [ethnic/cultural] BT Allied health personnel Cree (North American people) UF Americans, Czechoslovak Dental students [ethnic/cultural] Czechoslovakians [social] UF Ayisiniwok (North American people) USE Czechoslovaks UF Dentistry students Cree Indians [Former heading] Czechoslovaks Students, Dental Iyiniwok (North American people) [national/regional] Students, Dentistry Nehiyawok (North American people) UF Czechoslovakians Dentistry students Cree Indians BT Europeans USE Dental students USE Cree (North American people) Czechs Dentists Creek (North American people) [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] USE Muscogee (North American people) BT Europeans BT Medical personnel Crime victims Dads Deportees [social] USE Fathers [social] BT Victims Dahoméens Depressed people NT Sexual abuse victims USE Beninese [medical, psychological, and disability] Crime victims' families Dairy farmers UF Depressives [social] [occupation/field of activity] Mentally depressed people BT Families UF Dairymen BT Mentally ill Criminal lawyers BT Farmers Depressed people's children [occupation/field of activity] Dairymen USE Children of depressed people BT Lawyers USE Dairy farmers Depressed people's families NT Public defenders Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) [social] Criminals USE Hindi speakers BT Families [social] Dakotans Depressives UF Delinquents [national/regional] USE Depressed people Law breakers Residents of North and South Dakota collectively. Designers Offenders BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] NT Mass murderers Damulian speakers NT Commercial artists Critics, Art USE Tamil speakers Costume designers USE Art critics Dance historians Fashion designers Cross-dressers [occupation/field of activity] Graphic designers USE Transvestites BT Historians Industrial designers Crossdressers Dancers Interior designers USE Transvestites [occupation/field of activity] Landscape architects Cu Tho speakers BT Artists Lighting designers USE Central Khmer speakers NT Ballet dancers Set designers Cuban Americans Ice dancers Deutsch speakers [ethnic/cultural] Danes USE German speakers UF Americans, Cuban [national/regional] Deutschen Cubanos UF Danskere USE Germans USE Cubans Danskerne Developmental disabilities, People with Cubans BT Europeans USE People with developmental disabilities [national/regional] Dänisch speakers Developmentally disabled UF Cubanos USE Danish speakers USE People with developmental disabilities BT West Indians Danish speakers Devonians Culinary historians [language] [national/regional] USE Food historians UF Dänisch speakers UF Devonites Cultural anthropologists Dansk speakers BT English [occupation/field of activity] Rigsdansk speakers Devonites UF Ethnologists Dansk speakers USE Devonians USE Danish speakers

DG-9 Dictators Doctors Nederlands speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Physicians Vlaams speakers UF Tyrants Doctors, Animal Dutchmen BT Rulers USE Veterinarians USE Dutch Dieters Doctors of medicine Dyslexics [social] USE Physicians [medical, psychological, and disability] Dieticians Domestic employees BT People with developmental disabilities USE Nutritionists USE Household employees Dyslexics, Parents of Dietists Dominican Americans USE Parents of dyslexics USE Nutritionists [ethnic/cultural] East Anglians Dietitians Americans who can trace their ancestry to the [national/regional] USE Nutritionists Dominican Republic. BT English Diné (North American people) UF Americans, Dominican East Europeans USE Navajo (North American people) Dominionites USE Eastern Europeans Diplomats USE Virginians East Indians [occupation/field of activity] Double bass players USE Indians (India) UF Attachés USE Double bassists Eastern European Americans NT Ambassadors Double bassists [ethnic/cultural] Directors, Band [occupation/field of activity] UF Americans, Eastern European USE Band directors UF Bass players Eastern Europeans Directors, Film Bass viol players [national/regional] USE Motion picture directors Bass violists UF East Europeans Directors, Motion picture Bassists BT Europeans USE Motion picture directors Contrabass players Eastern Orthodox Church members Directors, Movie Contrabassists USE Orthodox Eastern Church members USE Motion picture directors Double bass players Eastern Thai speakers Directors, Orchestra Stand-up bass players USE Lao speakers USE Orchestra directors Stand-up bassists Easterners (United States) Disabilities, People with String bass players [national/regional] USE People with disabilities String bassists BT Americans Disabled, Developmentally Upright bass players Eating disorders, People with USE People with developmental disabilities Upright bassists USE People with eating disorders Disabled people BT Musicians Ecologists USE People with disabilities Down Easters [occupation/field of activity] Disc jockeys USE Mainers BT Biologists [occupation/field of activity] Downeasters Ecology students UF Deejays USE Mainers [social] Disk jockeys Dravidians (Indic people) UF Students, Ecology DJs (Disc jockeys) [ethnic/cultural] Economic analysts BT Musicians Drone aircraft pilots USE Economists Disk jockeys [occupation/field of activity] Economics teachers USE Disc jockeys UF Drone pilots [occupation/field of activity] Dislocated workers BT Military air pilots BT Teachers USE Displaced workers Drone pilots Economists Displaced employees USE Drone aircraft pilots [occupation/field of activity] USE Displaced workers Drug abusers UF Analysts, Economic Displaced workers [medical, psychological, and disability] Economic analysts [social] UF Abusers, Drug NT Environmental economists UF Dislocated workers Drug users Ecuadorans Displaced employees NT Drug addicts USE Ecuadorians Employees, Dislocated Drug addicts Ecuadoreans Employees, Displaced [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Ecuadorians Workers, Dislocated UF Druggies Ecuadorians Workers, Displaced Junkies (Drug addicts) [national/regional] BT Unemployed BT Addicts UF Ecuadorans Divers Drug abusers Ecuadoreans [occupation/field of activity] Drug users Ecuatorianos BT Swimmers USE Drug abusers BT South Americans Divorced parents Druggies Ecuatoguineanos [social] USE Drug addicts USE Equatorial Guineans BT Divorced people Druggists Ecuatorianos Parents USE Pharmacists USE Ecuadorians Divorced parents' children Drunkards Ede-Yoruba (African people) USE Children of divorced parents USE Alcoholics USE Yoruba (African people) Divorced people Drunks Editors, Book [social] USE Alcoholics USE Book editors UF Ex-spouses Druses Editors, Copy Exes (Ex-spouses) USE Druzes USE Copy editors Former spouses Druzes Editors, Film Spouses, Former [religion] USE Motion picture editors NT Divorced parents UF Darazis Editors, Literary Djiboutians Druses USE Book editors [national/regional] Druzim Periodical editors UF Djiboutiens Durūz Editors, Magazine Djiboutis Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) USE Periodical editors BT Africans BT Muslims Editors, Motion picture Djiboutiens Druzim USE Motion picture editors USE Djiboutians USE Druzes Editors, Newspaper Djiboutis Durūz USE Newspaper editors USE Djiboutians USE Druzes Editors, Periodical DJs (Disc jockeys) Dutch USE Periodical editors USE Disc jockeys [national/regional] Editors, Story Docents UF Dutchmen USE Story editors USE Tour guides (Persons) Hollanders Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) Doctoral students Nederlanders USE Prince Edward Islanders [educational level] BT Europeans Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) UF Ph. D. students NT Arubans USE Prince Edward Islanders PhD students Dutch speakers Educators Students, Doctoral [language] USE Teachers Students, Ph. D. UF Flemish speakers Eesti speakers Students, PhD Hollands speakers USE Estonian speakers BT Graduate students

DG-10 Eestlased NT Berkshiremen Ethiopian speakers USE Estonians Devonians USE Amharic speakers Eighth grade students East Anglians Ethnologists [educational level] Kentishmen USE Cultural anthropologists UF Eighth graders Lancastrians Ethologists Students, Eighth grade Midlanders (England) [occupation/field of activity] Eighth graders Yorkshiremen UF Animal behaviorists USE Eighth grade students English football players Animal behaviourists Einu (North American people) USE Soccer players Behavioral scientists, Animal USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) English speakers Behaviorists, Animal Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) [language] Behavioural scientists, Animal USE Northern Irish Entomologists BT Zoologists Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) [occupation/field of activity] European football players USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) UF Insect biologists USE Soccer players Ekele speakers Insect scientists Europeans USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic BT Zoologists [national/regional] Republic) language) Entomology teachers NT Austrians El Salvador residents [occupation/field of activity] Azerbaijanis USE Salvadorans BT Teachers Balts Elderly people Environmental economists Belgians USE Older people [occupation/field of activity] Bosnians Elementary school students BT Economists Britons USE School children Environmental historians Central Europeans Eleventh grade students [occupation/field of activity] Czechoslovaks USE High school juniors BT Historians Czechs Eleventh graders NT Fire historians Danes USE High school juniors Environmental lawyers Dutch Eluosi speakers [occupation/field of activity] Eastern Europeans USE Russian speakers BT Lawyers Estonians Embroiderers Episcopalians Finns [occupation/field of activity] [religion] French BT Needleworkers BT Anglicans Georgians (Republic of Georgia) Emcees (Rap musicians) Équato-Guinéens Germans USE Rappers USE Equatorial Guineans Greeks Emergency medical technicians Equatoguineans Guernsey residents [occupation/field of activity] USE Equatorial Guineans Herzegovinians UF Emergency paramedics Équatoguinéens Hungarians EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) USE Equatorial Guineans Icelanders Paramedics, Emergency Equatorial Guineans Irish BT Medical personnel [national/regional] Irish (Republic of Ireland) Emergency medicine physicians UF Ecuatoguineanos Italians USE Emergency physicians Équato-Guinéens Jerseyans (Jersey) Emergency paramedics Equatoguineans Kosovans USE Emergency medical technicians Équatoguinéens Latvians Emergency physicians Guinéens-Équatorial Liechtensteiners [occupation/field of activity] BT Africans Lithuanians UF Emergency medicine physicians Erâmani speakers Luxembourgers Emergency room physicians USE Armenian speakers Macedonians BT Physicians Ermeni Dili speakers Manx Emergency room physicians USE Armenian speakers Monegasques USE Emergency physicians Ermenice speakers Norwegians Emigrants USE Armenian speakers Poles USE Immigrants Erse speakers Portuguese Emperors USE Irish speakers Romanians [occupation/field of activity] Erzia speakers Russians UF Czars USE Erzya speakers Slovaks Monarchs Erzya speakers Sovereigns (Rulers) [language] Soviets Tsars UF Erzia speakers Spaniards Tzars Mordvin speakers Swedes BT Rulers Mordvin-Erzya speakers Swiss Employees, Dislocated Escorts, Tourist Turks USE Displaced workers USE Tour guides (Persons) Ukrainians Employees, Displaced Español speakers Western Europeans USE Displaced workers USE Spanish speakers Euskaldunak (European people) Empresses Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) USE Basques (European people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Muscogee (North American people) Euskotarak (European people) Women rulers of empires and wives or consorts of Esthonians USE Basques (European people) emperors. USE Estonians Euzkadi (European people) UF Monarchs Estonian speakers USE Basques (European people) Sovereigns (Rulers) [language] Ex-gay therapy patients BT Rulers UF Eesti speakers USE Conversion therapy patients EMTs (Emergency medical technicians) Standard Estonian speakers Ex-military personnel USE Emergency medical technicians Estonians USE Veterans Ena speakers (Armenian speakers) [national/regional] Ex-service men USE Armenian speakers UF Eestlased USE Veterans Endocrinologists Esthonians Ex-spouses [occupation/field of activity] BT Europeans USE Divorced people BT Medical scientists Etchers Examiners, Hearing Engineering students [occupation/field of activity] USE Administrative law judges [social] BT Printmakers Examiners, Trial UF Students, Engineering Ethiopian Orthodox Church members USE Administrative law judges Engineers USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Excursionists [occupation/field of activity] members USE Travelers NT Forensic engineers Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church members Exes (Ex-spouses) Geotechnical engineers [religion] USE Divorced people Engineers, Flight UF Abyssinians (Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Exiles USE Flight engineers Church members) [social] English Ethiopian Orthodox Church members Expatriates [national/regional] Tewahdo members [social] Residents of England. BT Christians UF Expats BT Britons

DG-11 Expats UF Fiji Islanders UF Air hostesses USE Expatriates BT Pacific Islanders Air stewardesses Expert witnesses Filipino Americans Air stewards [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Airline hostesses UF Skilled witnesses UF Americans, Filipino Airline stewardesses Witnesses, Expert Filipinos Airline stewards Witnesses, Skilled [national/regional] Hostesses, Air Faculty (Teachers) UF Philippines residents Stewardesses, Air USE Teachers BT Asians Stewards, Air Faculty members, University and college NT Cebuanos Flight engineers USE University and college faculty members Film directors [occupation/field of activity] Families USE Motion picture directors UF Engineers, Flight [social] Film editors Flight navigators NT Alzheimer's patients' families USE Motion picture editors [occupation/field of activity] Brothers Film production teachers UF Navigators, Flight Crime victims' families USE Film teachers Flight radio operators Depressed people's families Film studies teachers [occupation/field of activity] Holocaust survivors' families USE Film teachers BT Radio operators Parents Film teachers Floridans Sisters [occupation/field of activity] USE Floridians Family caregivers UF Cinema studies teachers Floridians USE Caregivers Film production teachers [national/regional] Family lawyers Film studies teachers UF Floridans [occupation/field of activity] Video studies teachers BT Americans BT Lawyers BT Teachers Fluminense Farm operators Filmmakers [national/regional] USE Farmers USE Motion picture directors Residents of the state of Rio de Janeiro, . Farmers Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine UF Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents [Former [occupation/field of activity] USE Finnish Canadians heading] UF Farm operators Finnish Americans BT Brazilians Operators, Farm [ethnic/cultural] Folk artists Planters (Farmers) UF Americans, Finnish [occupation/field of activity] NT Dairy farmers Finnish Canadians BT Artists Fascists [ethnic/cultural] Folklorists [social] UF Canadians, Finnish [occupation/field of activity] NT Neo-Nazis Canadiens d'origine finlandaise Food historians Fashion designers Finlandaise, Canadiens d'origine [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Finnish speakers UF Cookery historians UF Clothes designers [language] Cooking historians Couturiers (Designers) UF Finska speakers Culinary historians BT Designers Suomi speakers Foodways historians Fashion photographers Finns Gastronomical historians [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Gastronomy historians BT Photographers BT Europeans BT Historians Fat people Finska speakers Foodways historians USE Overweight people USE Finnish speakers USE Food historians Fathers Fire fighters Football players [social] [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] UF Dads UF Firefighters Athletes who play . BT Parents BT First responders BT Athletes NT Stepfathers Fire historians Football players (Soccer players) Female gays [occupation/field of activity] USE Soccer players USE Lesbians BT Environmental historians Foreign correspondents Female homosexuals Firefighters [occupation/field of activity] USE Lesbians USE Fire fighters BT Journalists Females First grade students Foreign language teachers [gender] [educational level] USE Language teachers NT Girls UF First graders Foreigners Lesbians Students, First grade USE Aliens Women First grade teachers Immigrants Femmiphilliacs [occupation/field of activity] Forensic engineers USE Transvestites BT Teachers [occupation/field of activity] Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) First graders BT Engineers [social] USE First grade students Forest land owners UF Republican Party members (Ireland) First responders USE Forest landowners Fifth form students [occupation/field of activity] Forest landowners [educational level] NT Fire fighters [social] UF Students, Fifth form Peace officers UF Forest land owners Fifth grade students Fisheries scientists Forest owners [educational level] [occupation/field of activity] Owners of forests UF Fifth graders UF Fishery scientists Owners of woodland Students, Fifth grade BT Scientists Woodland owners Fifth grade teachers Fishermen BT Landowners [occupation/field of activity] USE Fishers Forest owners BT Teachers Fishers USE Forest landowners Fifth graders [occupation/field of activity] Former military personnel USE Fifth grade students UF Anglers USE Veterans Fighter pilots Fishermen Former spouses [occupation/field of activity] NT Whalers USE Divorced people BT Military air pilots Fishery scientists Formosans Figure skaters USE Fisheries scientists USE Taiwanese [occupation/field of activity] Flamands Fourth form students UF Skaters, Figure USE Flemings [educational level] BT Athletes Flemings UF Students, Fourth form Figure skating coaches [national/regional] Fourth grade students [occupation/field of activity] UF Flamands [educational level] UF Coaches, Figure skating Vlamingen UF Fourth graders Fiji Islanders BT Belgians Students, Fourth grade USE Fijians Flemish speakers Fourth graders Fijians USE Dutch speakers USE Fourth grade students [national/regional] Flight attendants Français [occupation/field of activity] USE French

DG-12 Français speakers Garden architects Georgians (State of Georgia) USE French speakers USE Landscape architects [national/regional] Franciscans Gardeners BT Americans [social] [occupation/field of activity] Geotechnical engineers Francopolynésiens Gastronomical historians [occupation/field of activity] USE French Polynesians USE Food historians UF Geotechs French Gastronomy historians BT Engineers [national/regional] USE Food historians Geotechs UF Français Gay conversion therapy patients USE Geotechnical engineers BT Europeans USE Conversion therapy patients Geriatricians NT French Guianese Gay females [occupation/field of activity] French Polynesians USE Lesbians BT Physicians Guadeloupians Gay males German speakers Mahorais USE Gay men [language] Martinicans Gay men UF Deutsch speakers New Caledonians [sexual orientation] Standard German speakers Réunionese [gender] Tedesco speakers Saint-Barths UF Gay males German studies specialists Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Men, Gay USE Germanists Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais BT Gays Germanists Wallis and Futuna Islanders Males [occupation/field of activity] French Guianans Gay men's children UF German studies specialists USE French Guianese USE Children of gay men BT Scholars French Guianese Gay people Germans [national/regional] USE Gays [national/regional] UF French Guianans Gay women UF Deutschen Guianans, French USE Lesbians BT Europeans Guianese, French Gayelles NT Bavarians Guyanais (French Guiana) USE Lesbians Brandenburgers BT French Gays Hessians South Americans [sexual orientation] Westphalians French Polynesians UF Gay people Ghanaians [national/regional] Homosexuals [national/regional] UF Francopolynésiens BT Sexual minorities UF Ghanians Polynésiens (French Polynesia) NT Gay men Gold Coasters (Ghanians) BT French Lesbians BT Africans Pacific Islanders Gays, Female Ghanians French speakers USE Lesbians USE Ghanaians [language] Gays, Parents of Gimnesienses UF Français speakers USE Parents of gays USE Balearic Islanders Freshmen, College Gendarmes Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) USE College freshmen USE Police USE Vietnamese speakers Freshmen, High school Gender minorities Guides USE High school freshmen [gender] [social] Fretted instrument players UF GLBT people UF Guides, Girl USE Plucked instrument players GLBTQ people Girls Fretted instrument teachers LGBT people [age] USE Plucked instrument teachers LGBTQ people [gender] Friends (Quakers) NT Intersex people BT Children USE Quakers Transgender people Females Friends Church members Transsexuals GLBT people USE Quakers Transvestites USE Gender minorities Fur traders Genealogists Sexual minorities [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] GLBTQ people UF Traders, Fur BT Historians USE Gender minorities Fusha speakers General Baptists Sexual minorities USE Arabic speakers [religion] Glider pilots Futunans UF Arminian Baptists [occupation/field of activity] USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders BT Baptists UF Hang glider pilots Futuniens General practice physicians BT Air pilots USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders USE General practitioners (Physicians) NT Military glider pilots Gabonais General practitioners (Physicians) Goanese USE Gabonese [occupation/field of activity] USE Goans Gabonese UF General practice physicians Goans [national/regional] BT Physicians [national/regional] UF Gabonais Generals UF Goanese BT Africans [occupation/field of activity] Goenkars Gaelic football players BT Soldiers BT Indians (India) [occupation/field of activity] Genre painters Goenkars Athletes who play Gaelic football. [occupation/field of activity] USE Goans BT Athletes BT Painters Gold Coasters (Ghanians) Gaelic Irish speakers Gentoo speakers USE Ghanaians USE Irish speakers USE Telugu speakers Gouadeloupéens Gaelige speakers Geography teachers USE Guadeloupians USE Irish speakers [occupation/field of activity] Gourmets Gàidhlig speakers BT Teachers [social] USE Scottish Gaelic speakers Geologists Government attorneys Galego speakers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] USE Galician speakers BT Scientists UF Government counsels Galician speakers Geophysicists Government lawyers [language] [occupation/field of activity] BT Government employees UF Galego speakers BT Scientists Lawyers Gallego speakers Georgian speakers NT Public defenders Gallego speakers [language] Government counsels USE Galician speakers UF Common Kartvelian speakers USE Government attorneys Gambians Gruzin speakers Government employees [national/regional] Gruzinski speakers [occupation/field of activity] BT Africans Kartuli speakers UF Government officials Gang members Georgians (Republic of Georgia) Officials, Government [social] [national/regional] NT Culture ministers UF Members of gangs BT Asians Government attorneys Europeans Judges

DG-13 Government employees (Continued) Guadeloupians Haitian Creole speakers Legislative employees [national/regional] USE Haitian speakers Postal service employees UF Gouadeloupéens Haitian speakers Government lawyers Guadeloupéens [language] USE Government attorneys BT French UF Haitian Creole speakers Government officials West Indians Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian USE Government employees Guamanians speakers) Governors [national/regional] Haitians [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans [national/regional] BT Rulers Guanhua speakers UF Haïtiens NT Viceroys USE Chinese speakers BT West Indians Graduate students Guaraní (South American people) Haïtiens [educational level] [ethnic/cultural] USE Haitians UF Post-graduate students Guatemalans Handicapped people Postgraduate students [national/regional] USE People with disabilities Students, Graduate UF Guatemaltecos Handwriting artists Students, Post-graduate BT Central Americans USE Calligraphers Students, Postgraduate Guatemaltecos Hang glider pilots BT College students USE Guatemalans USE Glider pilots NT Doctoral students Guernesiais Han'gugŏ speakers Graduates, College USE Guernsey residents USE Korean speakers USE College graduates Guernesyais Hanguk Mal speakers Graduates, Community college USE Guernsey residents USE Korean speakers USE Community college graduates Guernsey residents Hanguk Uh speakers Graduates, High school [national/regional] USE Korean speakers USE High school graduates UF Channel Islanders Hanguohua speakers Graduates, Junior high school Guernesiais USE Korean speakers USE Junior high school graduates Guernesyais Hanyu speakers Graduates, University BT Europeans USE Chinese speakers USE College graduates Guianans, British Hare Krishnas Graduates, Vocational school USE Guyanese [religion] USE Vocational school graduates Guianans, French BT Hindus Graffiti artists USE French Guianese Hasidim [occupation/field of activity] Guianese, British [religion] BT Muralists USE Guyanese [ethnic/cultural] Grand-Ducaux Guianese, French UF Chasidim USE Luxembourgers USE French Guianese Hassidim Graphic artists Guides, Girl BT Jews [occupation/field of activity] USE Girl Guides Hassidim Artists who specialize in printmaking and Guides, Tourist USE Hasidim illustration that depend upon line and not color to USE Tour guides (Persons) Havyaka speakers render the design. For persons who design and create artwork and copy layouts, including both words Guineans USE Kannada speakers and images, for presentation by visual media such as [national/regional] Hawaii residents books, magazines, newspapers, posters, television, UF Guinéens [national/regional] and packaging see Graphic designers. BT Africans Residents of the state of Hawaii in general. For Note under Graphic designers Guinéens ethnic Hawaiians see Hawaiians (Polynesian people). BT Artists USE Guineans UF Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) Graphic designers Guinéens-Équatorial BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] USE Equatorial Guineans Hawaiians (Hawaii residents) Persons who design and create artwork and copy Gumsuckers (State of Victoria) USE Hawaii residents layouts, including both words and images, for Hawaiians (Polynesian people) presentation by visual media such as books, USE Victorians (State of Victoria) magazines, newspapers, posters, television, and Guoyu speakers [ethnic/cultural] packaging. For artists who specialize in printmaking USE Chinese speakers Ethnic Hawaiians. For residents of the state of Hawaii in general see Hawaii residents. and illustration that depend upon line and not color to Gurmat members render the design see Graphic artists. USE Sikhs UF Hawaiians (Polynesians) [Former heading] Note under Graphic artists Guyanais (French Guiana) Hawaiians (Polynesians) BT Designers USE French Guianese USE Hawaiians (Polynesian people) Graphic novel writers Guyanese Hawkeyes USE Comics writers [national/regional] USE Iowans Graphic novelists UF British Guianans Heads of state USE Comics writers British Guianese USE Rulers Greek Americans Guianans, British Health care personnel [ethnic/cultural] Guianese, British USE Medical personnel UF Americans, Greek BT South Americans Health care professionals Greek Australians Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Medical personnel [ethnic/cultural] USE Tsonga speakers Health personnel UF Australians, Greek Gynaecologists USE Medical personnel Greek Orthodox Church members USE Gynecologists Health professionals USE Orthodox Eastern Church members Gynecologists USE Medical personnel Greeks [occupation/field of activity] Health sciences librarians [national/regional] UF Gynaecologists USE Medical librarians BT Europeans BT Physicians Health sciences personnel Grenadans Haida (North American people) USE Medical personnel USE Grenadians [ethnic/cultural] Health services personnel Grenadians UF Haidah (North American people) USE Medical personnel [national/regional] Haidai (North American people) Health sociologists UF Grenadans Hidery (North American people) USE Medical sociologists BT West Indians Hydah (North American people) Healthcare professionals Grenadine Islanders Hyder (North American people) USE Medical personnel USE Saint Vincentians Kaigini (North American people) Hearing examiners Grown-ups Haidah (North American people) USE Administrative law judges USE Adults USE Haida (North American people) Hearing impaired Grownups Haidai (North American people) [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Adults USE Haida (North American people) BT People with disabilities Gruzin speakers Haieren speakers NT Deaf USE Georgian speakers USE Armenian speakers Hearing officers Gruzinski speakers Hair stylists USE Administrative law judges USE Georgian speakers USE Barbers Hebrew Christians Guadeloupéens Haitian Americans USE Jewish Christians USE Guadeloupians [ethnic/cultural] Hebrew speakers UF Americans, Haitian [language]

DG-14 UF Israeli speakers Khari Boli speakers Holocaust survivors' families Ivrit speakers Khariboli speakers [social] Hebrews Hindi-Urdu speakers BT Families USE Jews USE Hindi speakers Holocaust victims Helvètes Hindus [social] USE Swiss [religion] People who died during the Holocaust of 1939- Helvétiens NT Hare Krishnas 1945. USE Swiss Swami–Narayanis BT Victims Helvétiques Hindustani speakers Home health caregivers USE Swiss USE Hindi speakers USE Caregivers Hercegovci Hip-hop musicians Home owners USE Herzegovinians USE Rappers USE Homeowners Heritage ministers Hispanic Americans Home-school parents USE Culture ministers [ethnic/cultural] USE Homeschooling parents Hermaphrodites United States citizens of Latin American descent. Home-school students USE Intersex people UF Americans, Hispanic USE Homeschooled students Hermaphroditic people Americans, Latino Homeless people USE Intersex people Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) [social] Herpetologists Latino Americans UF Street people (Homeless people) [occupation/field of activity] Latinos (Hispanic Americans) Homeowners UF Amphibian biologists Hispanics (Hispanic Americans) [social] Reptile biologists USE Hispanic Americans UF Home owners BT Zoologists Owners of homes Herzegovinians USE Mexican Americans Homeschooled students [national/regional] Historians [social] UF Bosnian-Herzegovinians [occupation/field of activity] UF Home-school students Bosnians and Herzegovinians BT Scholars Homeschoolers (Students) Hercegovci NT Art historians Students, Home-school BT Europeans Aviation historians Students, Homeschooled Hessians Dance historians Homeschoolers (Parents) [national/regional] Environmental historians USE Homeschooling parents BT Germans Food historians Homeschoolers (Students) Heterosexual people Genealogists USE Homeschooled students USE Heterosexuals Historians of science Homeschooling parents Heterosexuals Medievalists [social] [sexual orientation] Military historians UF Home-school parents UF Heterosexual people Naval historians Homeschoolers (Parents) Straight people (Heterosexuals) Historians, Natural Parent educators Straights (Heterosexuals) USE Naturalists BT Parents Hidery (North American people) Historians of science Homosexuals USE Haida (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE Gays High commissioners (Ambassadors) UF Science historians Homosexuals, Female USE Ambassadors BT Historians USE Lesbians High school freshmen History students Hong Kong Chinese [educational level] [social] USE Hong Kongers UF Freshmen, High school UF Students, History Hong Kongers Ninth grade students History teachers [national/regional] Ninth graders [occupation/field of activity] UF Hong Kong Chinese Students, Ninth grade BT Teachers Hong Kongese BT High school students NT Art history teachers Hongkongese High school graduates HIV-infected people Xianggang ren [educational level] USE HIV-positive people BT Chinese UF Graduates, High school HIV-positive people Hong Kongese High school juniors [medical, psychological, and disability] USE Hong Kongers [educational level] UF HIV-infected people Hongkongese UF Eleventh grade students HIV-sero-positive people USE Hong Kongers Eleventh graders HIV-seropositive people Hoosiers Juniors, High school People living with HIV USE Indianans Students, Eleventh grade People with HIV Horse show judges BT High school students BT Patients [occupation/field of activity] High school seniors NT AIDS patients UF Judges, Horse show [educational level] HIV-sero-positive people Hostesses, Air UF Seniors, High school USE HIV-positive people USE Flight attendants Students, Twelfth grade HIV-seropositive people Hotel employees Twelfth grade students USE HIV-positive people [occupation/field of activity] Twelfth graders Hmong (Asian people) Household employees BT High school students [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] High school sophomores Hmong Americans UF Domestic employees [educational level] [ethnic/cultural] Household staff UF Sophomores, High school UF Americans, Hmong Household workers Students, Tenth grade Hockey players Servants Tenth grade students [occupation/field of activity] NT Butlers Tenth graders UF players Housekeepers BT High school students BT Athletes Valets High school students Holiness body members Household staff [educational level] USE Holiness church members USE Household employees UF High schoolers Holiness church members Household workers Students, High school [religion] USE Household employees NT High school freshmen UF Holiness body members Housekeepers High school juniors BT Christians [occupation/field of activity] High school seniors Hollanders People employed to manage the domestic duties involved in maintaining a household. High school sophomores USE Dutch High schoolers Hollands speakers BT Household employees USE High school students USE Dutch speakers Huayu speakers Higher education teachers Holocaust survivors USE Chinese speakers USE University and college faculty members [social] Human resource professionals Hindi speakers People who survived the Holocaust of 1939-1945. USE Personnel department employees [language] UF Survivors, Holocaust Human resources personnel UF Dakhini speakers (Hindi speakers) BT Victims USE Personnel department employees Hindi-Urdu speakers Holocaust survivors' children Hungarian speakers Hindustani speakers USE Children of Holocaust survivors [language] Khadi Boli speakers UF Magyar speakers

DG-15 Hungarians Keralites Inuits (North American people) [national/regional] Maharashtrians USE Inuit (North American people) BT Europeans Telanganites Inuktitut speakers Hunters Individuals with disabilities [language] [occupation/field of activity] USE People with disabilities Iowans NT Trappers Indonesian speakers [national/regional] Hydah (North American people) [language] UF Hawkeyes USE Haida (North American people) UF Bahasa Indonesia speakers BT Americans Hyder (North American people) Indonesians Iranian Americans USE Haida (North American people) [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] Iaca speakers UF Orang Indonesia UF Americans, Iranian USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese BT Asians Iranians (Democratic Republic) language) NT Balinese [national/regional] Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic Industrial designers UF Iranis Republic) language) [occupation/field of activity] Persians USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese BT Designers BT Asians (Democratic Republic) language) Inebriates Iranis Ibo speakers USE Alcoholics USE Iranians USE Igbo speakers Infant school students Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) Ice dancers USE Kindergarteners USE Irish (Republic of Ireland) [occupation/field of activity] Infants Irish BT Athletes [age] [national/regional] Dancers Children from birth through two years of age. BT Europeans Ice hockey players UF Babies NT Ulstermen USE Hockey players BT Children Irish (Northern Ireland) Icelanders Informal caregivers USE Northern Irish [national/regional] USE Caregivers Irish (Republic of Ireland) BT Europeans Informal Malay speakers [national/regional] Ichilamba (African people) USE Malay speakers UF Éireannaigh (Republic of Ireland) USE Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Information managers Ireland residents (Republic of Ireland) Zambian people) USE Information scientists BT Europeans Idahoans Information scientists NT Leitrimers [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Irish Americans BT Americans People who organize information and provide [ethnic/cultural] Ifrikiens services for its use. UF Americans, Irish USE Tunisians UF Information managers Irish Gaeilge speakers Ifrikiyens Information specialists USE Irish speakers USE Tunisians Knowledge managers Irish speakers Igbo speakers Scientists, Information [language] [language] NT Librarians UF Erse speakers UF Ibo speakers Information specialists Gaelige speakers Illinoians USE Information scientists Gaelic Irish speakers USE Illinoisians Inmates of correctional institutions Irish Gaeilge speakers Illinoisans USE Prisoners Isizulu speakers USE Illinoisians Inmates of prisons USE Zulu speakers Illinoisians USE Prisoners Islami speakers [national/regional] Innuit (North American people) USE Urdu speakers UF Illinoians USE Inuit (North American people) Isle of Man residents Illinoisans Innuits (North American people) USE Manx BT Americans USE Inuit (North American people) Isleños (Balearic Islands, Spain) Illustrators Insect biologists USE Balearic Islanders [occupation/field of activity] USE Entomologists Israeli speakers BT Artists Insect scientists USE Hebrew speakers Immigrants USE Entomologists Israelis [social] Instructors [national/regional] Foreign-born people who enter a country intending USE Teachers UF Yiśreʼelim to become permanent residents or citizens. For Intellectual property lawyers BT Asians people who are not citizens of the country in which they reside see Aliens. [occupation/field of activity] Israelites BT Lawyers UF Emigrants USE Jews Intellectually disabled people Foreigners Italian Americans USE People with mental disabilities Impersonators (Actors) [ethnic/cultural] Interior designers USE Actors UF Americans, Italian [occupation/field of activity] Imprisoned people Italian Canadians BT Designers USE Prisoners [ethnic/cultural] Intersex-identified people In-house counsel UF Canadians, Italian USE Intersex people USE Corporate lawyers Canadiens d'origine italienne Intersex people Incarcerated people Italienne, Canadiens d'origine [gender] USE Prisoners Italian speakers UF Ambiguous genitalia, People with Indian Ocean Region residents [language] Atypical sex anatomies, People with [national/regional] UF Italiano speakers Hermaphrodites Residents of the countries bordering the Indian Italiano speakers Ocean collectively. Hermaphroditic people USE Italian speakers UF Indian Ocean Rim residents Intersex-identified people Italians Indian Ocean Rim residents Intersexed people [national/regional] USE Indian Ocean Region residents Intersexual people BT Europeans Indianans Intersexuals NT Sicilians [national/regional] People with ambiguous genitalia Tuscans UF Hoosiers People with intersex conditions Italienne, Canadiens d'origine Indianians BT Gender minorities USE Italian Canadians BT Americans Intersexed people Ivoirians Indianians USE Intersex people [national/regional] USE Indianans Intersexual people UF Côte-d'Ivoire residents Indians, East USE Intersex people Ivoiriens USE Indians (India) Intersexuals BT Africans Indians (India) USE Intersex people Ivoiriens [national/regional] Inuit (North American people) USE Ivoirians UF East Indians [ethnic/cultural] Ivrit speakers Indigenous Arctic peoples of Canada, Greenland, USE Hebrew speakers Indians, East and northern Alaska. BT Asians Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic UF Innuit (North American people) NT Bihari Republic) language) Innuits (North American people) Goans USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Inuits (North American people) (Democratic Republic) language)

DG-16 Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) Jewish people Kannada speakers USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) USE Jews [language] language) Jewry UF Banglori speakers Iyiniwok (North American people) USE Jews Canarese speakers USE Cree (North American people) Jews Havyaka speakers Jainas [ethnic/cultural] Kanarese speakers USE Jains [religion] Madrassi speakers Jainists UF Hebrews Kansai-jin USE Jains Israelites USE Kansaijin Jains Jewish people Kansaijin [religion] Jewry [national/regional] UF Jainas Judaic people Residents of the Kansai region of Japan. Jainists Judaists UF Kansai-jin Jalagi (North American people) NT Ashkenazim Kansaites USE Cherokee (North American people) Hasidim BT Japanese Jamaican Canadians Jewish Christians Kansaites [ethnic/cultural] Sephardim USE Kansaijin UF Canadians, Jamaican Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) Kansans Canadiens d'origine jamaïquaine USE Vietnamese speakers [national/regional] Jamaïquaine, Canadiens d'origine Jobless people UF Jayhawkers Jamaicans USE Unemployed BT Americans [national/regional] Joseonjok Kartuli speakers BT West Indians USE Chosŏnjok USE Georgian speakers Jamaïquaine, Canadiens d'origine Journalists Kekchiʾ (Central American people) USE Jamaican Canadians [occupation/field of activity] USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Japanese UF Columnists Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Republic) [national/regional] Commentators (Journalists) language) BT Asians Correspondents (Journalists) [language] NT Kansaijin News analysts UF Ekele speakers Japanese Americans News writers Kili speakers [ethnic/cultural] Newspersons Likelo speakers UF Americans, Japanese Newswriters Lokele speakers Japanese Canadians Pressmen (Journalists) Yakusu speakers [ethnic/cultural] Reporters (Journalists) Kelts (European people) UF Canadians, Japanese NT Foreign correspondents USE Celts (European people) Canadiens d'origine japonaise Newspaper editors Kent, England, residents Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Television journalists USE Kentishmen Japanese Peruvians Judaic people Kentish men [ethnic/cultural] USE Jews USE Kentishmen UF Japoneses-peruanos Judaists Kentishmen Nipo-peruanos USE Jews [national/regional] Peruanos japoneses Judges UF Kent, England, residents Peruvians, Japanese [occupation/field of activity] Kentish men Japanese speakers UF Chief justices Men of Kent [language] Chief magistrates BT English Japonaise, Canadiens d'origine Justices Kentuckians USE Japanese Canadians Magistrate judges [national/regional] Japoneses-peruanos Magistrates BT Americans USE Japanese Peruvians BT Government employees Kenyans Jayhawkers NT Administrative law judges [national/regional] USE Kansans Justices of the peace UF Wakenya Jehovah's Witnesses Judges, Administrative law BT Africans [religion] USE Administrative law judges Keralites BT Christians Judges, Horse show [national/regional] Jersais USE Horse show judges UF Malayalams (Keralites) USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Junior college students Malayalees (Keralites) Jerséens [educational level] Malayalim (Keralites) USE Jerseyans (Jersey) Students in junior college. Malayalis (Keralites) Jerseyais UF Students, Junior college BT Indians (India) USE Jerseyans (Jersey) BT College students Kernewek speakers Jerseyans (Jersey) NT Community college students USE Cornish speakers [national/regional] Junior high graduates Kernowek speakers UF Channel Islanders USE Junior high school graduates USE Cornish speakers Jersais Junior high school graduates Ketchiʾ (Central American people) Jerséens [educational level] USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Jerseyais UF Graduates, Junior high school Khadi Boli speakers Jerseyens Junior high graduates USE Hindi speakers Jerseyites (Jersey) Junior high school students Khari Boli speakers Jersiais [educational level] USE Hindi speakers BT Europeans Students in junior high school. Khariboli speakers Jerseyans (New Jersey) UF Junior high students USE Hindi speakers USE New Jerseyans Students, Junior high school Khirgese (Central Asian people) Jerseyens Junior high students USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Junior high school students Khmer Lue speakers Jerseyites (Jersey) Juniors, College USE Northern Khmer speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE College juniors Khmer Nam Bo speakers Jerseyites (New Jersey) Juniors, High school USE Central Khmer speakers USE New Jerseyans USE High school juniors Khmer speakers Jersiais Junkies (Drug addicts) USE Central Khmer speakers USE Jerseyans (Jersey) USE Drug addicts Kho Me speakers Jesuits Jurists (Lawyers) USE Central Khmer speakers [social] USE Lawyers Khome speakers Jewish Christians Justices USE Central Khmer speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Judges Kibeis [religion] Justices of the peace [social] Christians of Jewish descent who identify with their [occupation/field of activity] Kids Jewish origins. UF Peace, Justices of the USE Children UF Christian Jews BT Judges Kili speakers Hebrew Christians Kaigini (North American people) USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Messianic Jews USE Haida (North American people) Republic) language) BT Christians Kanarese speakers Kindergarten students Jews USE Kannada speakers USE Kindergarteners

DG-17 Kindergarteners UF Khirgese (Central Asian people) Landscaping industry employees [educational level] Kirghis (Central Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] UF Infant school students Kirghiz (Central Asian people) Landscapists Kindergarten students Kirgiz (Central Asian people) USE Landscape artists Kindergartners Kyrgyzstanis Language teachers Students, Infant school [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Students, Kindergarten BT Asians UF Foreign language teachers Kindergartners Labradorais BT Teachers USE Kindergarteners USE Labradorians Lankans Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Labradoréens USE Sri Lankans USE Zulu speakers USE Labradorians Lao (Asian people) Kings Labradorians [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Ethnic Lao. For residents of Laos in general see UF Czars UF Labradorais Laotians. Monarchs Labradoréens UF Laos (Asian people) Tsars Labradoriens Laotian Tai (Asian people) Tzars Labradorites Phou Lao (Asian people) BT Rulers Labradormen Lao (Laotians) Kinh speakers Newfoundland and Labrador residents USE Laotians USE Vietnamese speakers Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Lao Kao speakers Kirghis (Central Asian people) BT Canadians USE Lao speakers USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Labradoriens Lao-Lum speakers Kirghiz (Central Asian people) USE Labradorians USE Lao speakers USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Labradorites Lao-Noi speakers Kirgiz (Central Asian people) USE Labradorians USE Lao speakers USE Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) Labradormen Lao speakers Kisuaheli speakers USE Labradorians [language] USE Swahili speakers Lagos, Nigeria, residents UF Eastern Thai speakers Kisuahili speakers [national/regional] Lao Kao speakers USE Swahili speakers Residents of the State of Lagos, Nigeria. Lao Wiang speakers Kiswaheli speakers BT Nigerians Lao-Lum speakers USE Swahili speakers Laity Lao-Noi speakers Kiswahili speakers [social] Lao-Tai speakers USE Swahili speakers Adherents of a religion, denomination, sect, etc., Laotian speakers Kittitians who are not clergy. Laotian Tai speakers [national/regional] NT Lay deacons Lum Lao speakers UF Kittitians and Nevisians Lakota (North American people) Phou Lao speakers Kitts/Nevis Islanders [ethnic/cultural] Rong Kong speakers Saint Christopher Islanders UF Lakota Sioux (North American people) Tai Lao speakers Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Lakota Indians [Former heading] Lao-Tai speakers Saint Kitts Islanders Lakotah (North American people) USE Lao speakers St. Christopher Islanders Teton (North American people) Lao Wiang speakers St. Kitts Islanders Teton Sioux (North American people) USE Lao speakers BT West Indians Thítunwan (North American people) Laos (Asian people) Kittitians and Nevisians Titunwan (North American people) USE Lao (Asian people) USE Kittitians Western Sioux (North American people) Laos (Laotians) Nevisians Lakota Indians USE Laotians Kitts/Nevis Islanders USE Lakota (North American people) Laotian speakers USE Kittitians Lakota Sioux (North American people) USE Lao speakers Nevisians USE Lakota (North American people) Laotian Tai (Asian people) Kiwis Lakotah (North American people) USE Lao (Asian people) USE New Zealanders USE Lakota (North American people) Laotian Tai speakers Kiyaka speakers Lamas USE Lao speakers USE Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese [occupation/field of activity] Laotians (Democratic Republic) language) BT Clergy [national/regional] Knitters Lamba (Congolese (Democratic Republic) and Zambian Residents of Laos in general. For ethnic Lao see Lao (Asian people). [occupation/field of activity] people) BT Needleworkers [ethnic/cultural] UF Lao (Laotians) Knowledge managers UF Balamba (African people) Laos (Laotians) USE Information scientists Chilamba (African people) BT Asians Korean Americans Ichilamba (African people) Large people [ethnic/cultural] Lancastrians USE Overweight people UF Americans, Korean [national/regional] Latino Americans Korean speakers BT English USE Hispanic Americans [language] Land-holders Latinos (Hispanic Americans) UF Chaoxian speakers USE Landowners USE Hispanic Americans Han'gugŏ speakers Land owners Latter-Day Saints Hanguk Mal speakers USE Landowners USE Mormons Hanguk Uh speakers Landholders Latvian speakers Hanguohua speakers USE Landowners [language] Koreans Landowners UF Latviesu speakers [national/regional] [social] Standard Latvian speakers BT Asians UF Land-holders Latvians Koreans, North Land owners [national/regional] USE North Koreans Landholders UF Latvieši Koreans, South Owners of land Lettish USE South Koreans NT Forest landowners BT Europeans Kosovacs Landscape architects Latvieši USE Kosovans [occupation/field of activity] USE Latvians Kosovans UF Garden architects Latviesu speakers [national/regional] Landscape designers USE Latvian speakers UF Kosovacs BT Architects Laureates, Nobel Kosovars Designers USE Nobel Prize winners BT Europeans Landscape artists Law breakers Kosovars [occupation/field of activity] USE Criminals USE Kosovans Artists who produce landscape images in any Law enforcement officers Krom speakers medium. USE Police USE Central Khmer speakers UF Landscapists Law librarians Kurds BT Artists [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Landscape designers BT Librarians Kyrgyz (Central Asian people) USE Landscape architects [ethnic/cultural]

DG-18 Law students Lesothans Litewski speakers [social] USE Basotho Litovskiy speakers UF Students, Law Lesothoans Lithuanians Lawgivers USE Basotho [national/regional] USE Legislators Letter carriers UF Lietuviai Lawmakers USE Postal service employees BT Europeans USE Legislators Lettish Litovskiy speakers Lawyers USE Latvians USE Lithuanian speakers [occupation/field of activity] LGBT people Lʼnu (North American people) UF Advocates (Lawyers) USE Gender minorities USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Attorneys Sexual minorities Local Malay speakers Barristers LGBTQ people USE Malay speakers Jurists (Lawyers) USE Gender minorities Lokele speakers Solicitors Sexual minorities USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic NT Corporate lawyers Liberals Republic) language) Criminal defense lawyers [social] Louisianans Environmental lawyers People who ascribe to liberal values, independent USE Louisianians Family lawyers of their party affiliation. Louisianians Government attorneys UF Left-wingers [national/regional] Intellectual property lawyers Liberians UF Louisianans Legal-aid lawyers [national/regional] BT Americans Tax lawyers BT Africans Lower Muscogee (North American people) Lay deacons Librarians USE Muscogee (North American people) [social] [occupation/field of activity] Lucians UF Deacons, Lay BT Information scientists USE Saint Lucians BT Laity Library employees Lum Lao speakers LBG people NT Academic librarians USE Lao speakers USE Sexual minorities Catalogers Lung cancer patients Learning disabilities, People with Law librarians [medical, psychological, and disability] USE People with learning disabilities Medical librarians UF Pulmonary cancer patients Learning disabled people Public librarians BT Cancer patients USE People with learning disabilities Reference librarians Lutherans Learning disorders, People with School librarians [religion] USE People with learning disabilities Young adult librarians BT Christians Lebanese Library catalogers Luxembourgeois [national/regional] USE Catalogers USE Luxembourgers BT Asians Library cataloguers Luxembourgers Lebanese Americans USE Catalogers [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] Library employees UF Grand-Ducaux UF Americans, Lebanese [occupation/field of activity] Luxembourgeois Lectors (University and college faculty members) UF Library personnel BT Europeans USE University and college faculty members Library staff Lyric writers Lecturers (University and college faculty members) NT Librarians USE Lyricists USE University and college faculty members Library personnel Lyricists Left-wingers USE Library employees [occupation/field of activity] USE Liberals Library staff UF Lyric writers Legal-aid lawyers USE Library employees Song writers [occupation/field of activity] Liechtensteiners Songwriters BT Lawyers [national/regional] M.C.s (Rap musicians) Legal assistants BT Europeans USE Rappers [occupation/field of activity] Lietuvi speakers Macedonians UF Paralegals USE Lithuanian speakers [national/regional] Legislative employees Lietuviai UF Makedoncite [occupation/field of activity] USE Lithuanians Maqedonasit BT Government employees Lietuviskai speakers BT Europeans Legislators USE Lithuanian speakers Madagascans [occupation/field of activity] Lighting designers [national/regional] UF Lawgivers [occupation/field of activity] UF Madécasses Lawmakers BT Designers Malagasies Members of parliaments Likelo speakers Malagasy Parliaments, Members of USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic Malgaches Solons Republic) language) BT Africans Leitrimers Lingala speakers Madécasses [national/regional] [language] USE Madagascans BT Irish (Republic of Ireland) UF Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) Madhayana Buddhists Lepers Linguistics teachers USE Mahayanists USE Leprosy patients [occupation/field of activity] Madrassi speakers Leprosy patients BT Teachers USE Kannada speakers [medical, psychological, and disability] Linguists Maestri (Conductors) UF Lepers [occupation/field of activity] USE Conductors (Music) BT Patients Litauische speakers Maestros (Conductors) Lesbian women USE Lithuanian speakers USE Conductors (Music) USE Lesbians Literary agents Magazine editors Lesbians [occupation/field of activity] USE Periodical editors [sexual orientation] UF Agents, Authors' Magistrate judges [gender] Agents, Literary USE Judges UF Female gays Authors' agents Magistrates Female homosexuals Representatives, Writers' USE Judges Gay females Writers' representatives Magyar speakers Gay women Literary editors USE Hungarian speakers Gayelles USE Book editors Maharashtra speakers Gays, Female Periodical editors USE Marathi speakers Homosexuals, Female Literature teachers Maharashtrians Lesbian women [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Sapphists BT Teachers BT Indians (India) Women, Gay Litewski speakers Maharathi speakers Women homosexuals USE Lithuanian speakers USE Marathi speakers BT Females Lithuanian speakers Mahayanists Gays [language] [religion] Lesbigay people UF Lietuvi speakers UF Madhayana Buddhists USE Sexual minorities Lietuviskai speakers BT Buddhists Litauische speakers

DG-19 Mahorais Malians Marthi speakers [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Marathi speakers UF Mayotte residents UF Maliens Martinicans Mayottais BT Africans [national/regional] BT Africans Maliens UF Martiniquais French USE Malians BT French Mahrati (Indic people) Maliyad speakers West Indians USE Maratha (Indic people) USE Malayalam speakers Martiniquais Mahratta (Indic people) Mallealle speakers USE Martinicans USE Maratha (Indic people) USE Malayalam speakers Marylanders Mail carriers Mandarin speakers [national/regional] USE Postal service employees USE Chinese speakers BT Americans Mail clerks Manitobains Mass murderers USE Postal service employees USE Manitobans [social] Mailmen Manitobans BT Criminals USE Postal service employees [national/regional] Massachusettsans Maine Staters UF Manitobains USE Bay Staters USE Mainers Manitobiens Mathematicians Mainers BT Canadians [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Manitobiens BT Scientists UF Down Easters USE Manitobans Maya (Central American people) Downeasters Manservants [ethnic/cultural] Maine Staters USE Butlers NT Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) State of Mainers Valets Mayottais BT Americans Manx USE Mahorais Mainlanders (New Zealand) [national/regional] Mayotte residents USE South Islanders UF Isle of Man residents USE Mahorais Makedoncite BT Europeans MCs (Rap musicians) USE Macedonians Maori (New Zealand people) USE Rappers Malagasies [ethnic/cultural] MDs (Physicians) USE Madagascans UF Maoris (New Zealand people) USE Physicians Malagasy Maoris (New Zealand people) Media specialists (School librarians) USE Madagascans USE Maori (New Zealand people) USE School librarians Malawians Maqedonasit Mediaevalists [national/regional] USE Macedonians USE Medievalists BT Africans Maratha (Indic people) Medical doctors Malay speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Physicians [language] UF Mahrati (Indic people) Medical librarians UF Bahasa Daerah speakers Mahratta (Indic people) [occupation/field of activity] Bahasa Malayu speakers Marathas (Indic people) UF Health sciences librarians Colloquial Malay speakers Marathas (Indic people) BT Librarians Informal Malay speakers USE Maratha (Indic people) Medical personnel Local Malay speakers Marathi speakers [occupation/field of activity] Malayu speakers [language] UF Health care personnel Malayal speakers UF Maharashtra speakers Health care professionals USE Malayalam speakers Maharathi speakers Health personnel Malayalam speakers Malhatee speakers Health professionals [language] Marthi speakers Health sciences personnel UF Alealum speakers Muruthu speakers Health services personnel Malayal speakers Marimba players Healthcare professionals Malayalani speakers USE Marimbists NT Allied health personnel Malayali speakers Marimba students Dentists Malean speakers [social] Emergency medical technicians Maliyad speakers UF Students, Marimba Nurses Mallealle speakers BT Music students Pharmacists Mopla speakers Marimbists Physicians Malayalams (Keralites) [occupation/field of activity] Medical professionals USE Keralites UF Marimba players USE Physicians Malayalani speakers BT Musicians Medical scientists USE Malayalam speakers Marine archaeologists [occupation/field of activity] Malayalees (Keralites) USE Maritime archaeologists BT Scientists USE Keralites Marine biologists NT Endocrinologists Malayali speakers [occupation/field of activity] Physicians USE Malayalam speakers BT Biologists Physiologists Malayalim (Keralites) Marine scientists Medical sociologists USE Keralites USE Oceanographers [occupation/field of activity] Malayalis (Keralites) Mariners UF Health sociologists USE Keralites USE Sailors BT Sociologists Malaysians Marines Medical students [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] [social] UF Rakyat Malaysia BT Soldiers UF Students, Medical BT Asians Maritime archaeologists Medievalists Malayu speakers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] USE Malay speakers UF Marine archaeologists UF Mediaevalists Maldive Islanders Nautical archaeologists BT Historians USE Maldivians Shipwreck archaeologists Melanesians Maldivians Underwater archaeologists [national/regional] [national/regional] BT Archaeologists BT Pacific Islanders UF Maldive Islanders Maritimers Melchites BT Asians [national/regional] [religion] Malean speakers Residents of the Maritime Provinces of Canada. UF Melkites USE Malayalam speakers UF Maritimiens BT Christians Males BT Canadians Melkites [gender] Maritimiens USE Melchites NT Boys USE Maritimers Members of gangs Gay men Marocains USE Gang members Men USE Moroccans Members of parliaments Malgaches Maronites USE Legislators USE Madagascans [religion] Members of the Armed Forces Malhatee speakers BT Christians USE Soldiers USE Marathi speakers Marquito (Central American people) Members of the clergy USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Clergy

DG-20 Men Middle school students Minnesotans [age] [educational level] [national/regional] [gender] UF Middle schoolers BT Americans BT Adults Students, Middle school Miquelonnais Males Middle schoolers USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Men, Gay USE Middle school students Mískito (Central American people) USE Gay men Middle Westerners [ethnic/cultural] Men of Kent USE Midwesterners UF Marquito (Central American people) USE Kentishmen Mideasterners Mískitu (Central American people) Mennonites USE Middle Easterners Miskuto (Central American people) [religion] Midlanders (England) Mísquito (Central American people) BT Christians [national/regional] Mosquito (Central American people) Mental disabilities, People with BT English Mostique (Central American people) USE People with mental disabilities Midwesterners Mískitu (Central American people) Mental patients [national/regional] USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Mentally ill UF Middle Westerners Miskuto (Central American people) Mentally deficient people BT Americans USE Mískito (Central American people) USE People with mental disabilities Migmac (North American people) Mísquito (Central American people) Mentally depressed people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Mískito (Central American people) USE Depressed people Migmagi (North American people) Missionaries Mentally disabled people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE People with mental disabilities Migmaq (North American people) UF Missioners Mentally disordered people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Missioners USE People with mental disabilities Miigmaq (North American people) USE Missionaries Mentally ill USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) Mississippians [medical, psychological, and disability] Miikmaq (North American people) [national/regional] UF Mental patients USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Americans NT Depressed people Mikmakiques (North American people) Missourians Mentally retarded people USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) [national/regional] USE People with mental disabilities Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Americans Merchant mariners [ethnic/cultural] Moçambicanos [occupation/field of activity] UF Einu (North American people) USE Mozambicans Sailors employed on commercial vessels. Lʼnu (North American people) Moksha speakers BT Sailors Mickmak (North American people) [language] Messianic Jews Mickmakis (North American people) UF Mokshan speakers USE Jewish Christians Micmac (North American people) Mordoff speakers Meteorologists Migmac (North American people) Mordov speakers [occupation/field of activity] Migmagi (North American people) Mordvin-Moksha speakers BT Scientists Migmaq (North American people) Mokshan speakers Methodists Miigmaq (North American people) USE Moksha speakers [religion] Miikmaq (North American people) Moms BT Christians Mikmakiques (North American people) USE Mothers NT African Methodist Episcopal Church members Mikmaque (North American people) Monacans Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine Mi’kmaw (North American people) USE Monegasques USE Mexican Canadians Souriquois (North American people) Monaco residents Mexican Americans Taqamkukewa’q (North American people) USE Monegasques [ethnic/cultural] Mikmaque (North American people) Monarchs UF Americans, Mexican USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Emperors Chicanos Military air pilots Empresses Hispanos [occupation/field of activity] Kings Mexican Canadians BT Air pilots Queens [ethnic/cultural] NT Bomber pilots Monegasques UF Canadians, Mexican Drone aircraft pilots [national/regional] Canadiens d'origine mexicaine Fighter pilots UF Monacans Mexicaine, Canadiens d'origine Military glider pilots Monaco residents Mexicans Military cadets BT Europeans [national/regional] [social] Mongolian speakers BT North Americans UF Cadets, Military [language] NT Baja Californians (Baja California Peninsula) Service academy students Mongolians Baja Californians (State of Baja California) Students, Service academy [national/regional] Oaxacans Military glider pilots BT Asians Mi’kmaw (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] Monks USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Glider pilots [occupation/field of activity] Michiganders Military air pilots Montanans [national/regional] Military historians [national/regional] UF Michiganians [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans Michiganites UF War historians Montserratians BT Americans BT Historians [national/regional] Michiganians Military personnel BT Britons USE Michiganders USE Soldiers West Indians Michiganites Military personnel, Former Mopla speakers USE Michiganders USE Veterans USE Malayalam speakers Mickmak (North American people) Military service members Mordoff speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Soldiers USE Moksha speakers Mickmakis (North American people) Military servicemen Mordov speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Soldiers USE Moksha speakers Micmac (North American people) Military veterans Mordvin-Erzya speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) USE Veterans USE Erzya speakers Microbiologists Miners Mordvin-Moksha speakers [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] USE Moksha speakers BT Biologists Ministers (Ambassadors) Mordvin speakers Micronesians USE Ambassadors USE Erzya speakers [national/regional] Ministers (Clergy) Mormons BT Pacific Islanders USE Clergy [religion] Middle-aged people Ministers of arts UF Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints [age] USE Culture ministers members BT Adults Ministers of culture Latter-Day Saints Middle Easterners USE Culture ministers BT Christians [national/regional] Ministers of heritage Moroccans UF Mideasterners USE Culture ministers [national/regional] BT Asians UF Marocains BT Africans

DG-21 Mosaicists Singers Néo-Brunswickois [occupation/field of activity] Sitarists USE New Brunswickers BT Artists Tabla players Néo-Calédoniens Moslems Musicologists USE New Caledonians USE Muslims [occupation/field of activity] Néo-Colombiens Mosquito (Central American people) BT Scholars USE British Columbians USE Mískito (Central American people) Muskogee (North American people) Néo-Écossais Mostique (Central American people) USE Muscogee (North American people) USE Nova Scotians USE Mískito (Central American people) Muslims Néo-Hébridais Mothers [religion] USE Ni-Vanuatu [social] UF Moslems Neo-Nazis UF Moms NT Druzes [social] BT Parents Shiites UF Nazis, Neo- NT Stepmothers Sufis BT Fascists Motion picture directors Sunnites Néocalédoniens [occupation/field of activity] Muwaḥḥidūn (Druzes) USE New Caledonians UF Directors, Film USE Druzes Néohébridais Directors, Motion picture Myanmarese USE Ni-Vanuatu Directors, Movie USE Burmese Nepalese Film directors Namchosŏn inmindŭl USE Nepali Filmmakers USE South Koreans Nepali Movie directors Namhan saramdŭl [national/regional] Moviemakers USE South Koreans UF Nepalese Motion picture editors National Socialist German Workers’ Party members Nepalians [occupation/field of activity] () Nepalis UF Editors, Film USE Nazis BT Asians Editors, Motion picture National Union of Conservative and Unionist Nepalians Film editors Associations members (Great Britain) USE Nepali Movie directors USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Nepalis USE Motion picture directors Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei USE Nepali Moviemakers members (Germany) Neurological surgeons USE Motion picture directors USE Nazis USE Neurosurgeons Mozambicans Natural historians Neurosurgeons [national/regional] USE Naturalists [occupation/field of activity] UF Moçambicanos Naturalists UF Neurological surgeons BT Africans [occupation/field of activity] BT Surgeons Mummers (Actors) UF Historians, Natural Nevadans USE Actors Natural historians [national/regional] Muralists BT Biologists BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] Nautical archaeologists Nevis Islanders BT Painters USE Maritime archaeologists USE Nevisians NT Graffiti artists Navaho (North American people) Nevisians Muruthu speakers USE Navajo (North American people) [national/regional] USE Marathi speakers Navajo (North American people) UF Kittitians and Nevisians Muscogee (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] Kitts/Nevis Islanders [ethnic/cultural] UF Diné (North American people) Nevis Islanders UF Creek (North American people) Navaho (North American people) Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Este Mvskokvlke (North American people) Naval historians BT West Indians Lower Muscogee (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] New-Brunswickais Muscogee Creek (North American people) UF Navy historians USE New Brunswickers Muscogulge (North American people) War historians New Brunswickers Muskogee (North American people) BT Historians [national/regional] Upper Muscogee (North American people) Naval personnel UF Brunswickiens Muscogee Creek (North American people) USE Sailors Brunswickois USE Muscogee (North American people) Navigators, Flight Néo-Brunswickois Muscogulge (North American people) USE Flight navigators New-Brunswickais USE Muscogee (North American people) Navy historians New-Brunswickois Music conductors USE Naval historians Nouveau-Brunswickiens USE Conductors (Music) Nazi Party members (Germany) Nouveau-Brunswickois Music educators USE Nazis BT Canadians USE Music teachers Nazis New-Brunswickois Music pedagogues [social] USE New Brunswickers USE Music teachers UF National Socialist German Workers’ Party New Caledonians Music students members (Germany) [national/regional] [social] Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiter-Partei UF Calédoniens UF Students, Music members (Germany) Néo-Calédoniens NT Marimba students Nazi Party members (Germany) Néocalédoniens Percussion students NSDAP members (Germany) BT French Piano students Nazis, Neo- Pacific Islanders Sitar students USE Neo-Nazis New Englanders Tabla students Nazis' children [national/regional] Music teachers USE Children of Nazis UF Yankees [occupation/field of activity] Ndob speakers BT Americans UF Music educators USE Tikar speakers New Hampshirites Music pedagogues Ndome speakers [national/regional] BT Teachers USE Tikar speakers BT Americans NT Percussion teachers Nebraskans New Jerseyans Plucked instrument teachers [national/regional] [national/regional] Sitar teachers BT Americans UF Jerseyans (New Jersey) Musicians Nederlanders Jerseyites (New Jersey) [occupation/field of activity] USE Dutch New Jerseyites BT Artists Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members BT Americans NT Composers USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members New Jerseyites Conductors (Music) Nederlands speakers USE New Jerseyans Disc jockeys USE Dutch speakers New Mexicans Double bassists Needleworkers [national/regional] Marimbists [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans Oud players NT Embroiderers New South Welshmen Percussionists Knitters [national/regional] Plucked instrument players Quiltmakers BT Australians Rappers Nehiyawok (North American people) Rock musicians USE Cree (North American people)

DG-22 New Yorkers (New York State) Nobel laureates NSDAP members (Germany) [national/regional] USE Nobel Prize winners USE Nazis BT Americans Nobel Prize winners Nunavois New Zealanders [social] USE Nunavummiut [national/regional] UF Laureates, Nobel Nunavumiut UF Kiwis Nobel laureates USE Nunavummiut BT Pacific Islanders Nobelists Nunavummiut NT Aucklanders Winners, Nobel Prize [national/regional] Cantabrians (New Zealand) Nobelists UF Nunavumiut South Islanders USE Nobel Prize winners Nunavutians Wellingtonians Non-heterosexual people Nunavois Newfies USE Sexual minorities Nunavutiens USE Newfoundlanders Non-heterosexuals Nunavutois Newfoundland and Labrador residents USE Sexual minorities Territoriens (Nunavut) USE Labradorians Nordmenn BT Canadians Newfoundlanders USE Norwegians Nunavutians Newfoundlanders Norsk speakers USE Nunavummiut [national/regional] USE Norwegian speakers Nunavutiens UF Newfies North Americans USE Nunavummiut Newlanders [national/regional] Nunavutois Newfoundland and Labrador residents NT Americans USE Nunavummiut Terre-Neuviens Canadians Nuns Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens Mexicans [occupation/field of activity] Terreneuviens Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais UF Sisters (Nuns) Terreneuviers North Carolinians Nurse practitioners BT Canadians [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Newlanders UF Tar Heels BT Nurses USE Newfoundlanders BT Americans Nurses News analysts North Dakotans [occupation/field of activity] USE Journalists [national/regional] UF Registered nurses News writers BT Americans RNs (Registered nurses) USE Journalists North Koreans BT Medical personnel Newscasters, Television [national/regional] NT Nurse practitioners USE Television journalists UF Koreans, North Nursing students Newspaper editors Pukchosŏn inmindŭl [social] [occupation/field of activity] Pukhan saramdŭl UF Students, Nursing UF Editors, Newspaper BT Asians Nutmeggers BT Journalists Northern Chinese speakers USE Connecticut residents Newspersons USE Chinese speakers Nutritionists USE Journalists Northern Irish [occupation/field of activity] Newswriters [national/regional] UF Dieticians USE Journalists UF Éireannaigh (Northern Ireland) Dietitians Ngala speakers (Lingala speakers) Irish (Northern Ireland) Dietists USE Lingala speakers BT Britons BT Physiologists Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Northern Khmer speakers Oaxacans USE Zulu speakers [language] [national/regional] Ni-Vanuatu UF Khmer Lue speakers UF Oaxaqueños [national/regional] Thailand Khmer speakers BT Mexicans UF Néo-Hébridais Northern Marianans Oaxaqueños Néohébridais [national/regional] USE Oaxacans Vanouatais BT Americans Obese people Vanuatais Northern Rhodesians USE Overweight people Vanuatuans USE Zambians Ocean scientists BT Pacific Islanders Northerners (United States) USE Oceanographers Nicaraguans [national/regional] Oceanians [national/regional] BT Americans USE Pacific Islanders UF Nicaragüenses Northwest Territorians Oceanographers BT Central Americans USE Nor'Westers [occupation/field of activity] Nicaragüenses Northwesterners, Pacific UF Marine scientists USE Nicaraguans USE Pacific Northwesterners Ocean scientists Nichiren Buddhists Northwesters BT Scientists [religion] USE Nor'Westers Offenders UF Nichirens Norwegian Americans USE Criminals BT Buddhists [ethnic/cultural] Officers, Hearing Nichirens UF Americans, Norwegian USE Administrative law judges USE Nichiren Buddhists Norwegian speakers Officers, Law enforcement Nigerians [language] USE Police [national/regional] UF Norsk speakers Officers, Police Residents of Nigeria. Norwegians USE Police BT Africans [national/regional] Officials, Government NT Lagos, Nigeria, residents UF Nordmenn USE Government employees Nigeriens BT Europeans Officials, University and college [national/regional] Nor'Westers USE University and college administrators Residents of Niger. [national/regional] Ohioans UF Nigerois UF Northwest Territorians [national/regional] BT Africans Northwesters UF Buckeyes Nigerois Ténois BT Americans USE Nigeriens Territoriens (Northwest Territories) Oklahomans Ninth grade students BT Canadians [national/regional] USE High school freshmen Nouveau-Brunswickiens UF Oklahomians Ninth graders USE New Brunswickers Sooners USE High school freshmen Nouveau-Brunswickois BT Americans Nipissing (North Amercian people) USE New Brunswickers Oklahomians [ethnic/cultural] Nova Scotians USE Oklahomans UF Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) [national/regional] Old people Nipissing Algonquin (North American people) UF Néo-Écossais USE Older people USE Nipissing (North Amercian people) BT Canadians Older adults Nipo-peruanos Novel writers, Graphic USE Older people USE Japanese Peruvians USE Comics writers Older people Niseis Novelists, Graphic [age] [social] USE Comics writers UF Aged people Aging people

DG-23 Older people (Continued) Pacific Islander Americans Parents of dyslexics Elderly people [ethnic/cultural] [social] Old people UF Americans, Pacific Islander UF Dyslexics, Parents of Older adults Pacific Islanders BT Parents Senior citizens [national/regional] Parents of gays Seniors (Older people) UF Oceanians [Former heading] [social] BT Adults NT American Samoans UF Gays, Parents of NT Centenarians Fijians BT Parents Olossu speakers French Polynesians Parents of mass murderers USE Russian speakers Melanesians [social] Ontarians Micronesians BT Parents [national/regional] New Caledonians Parents of transgender people UF Ontariens New Zealanders [social] BT Canadians Ni-Vanuatu UF Transgender people, Parents of Ontariens Polynesians BT Parents USE Ontarians Wallis and Futuna Islanders Parkinson disease patients Operators, Farm Pacific Northwesterners USE Parkinson's disease patients USE Farmers [national/regional] Parkinsonism patients Orang Indonesia UF Northwesterners, Pacific USE Parkinson's disease patients USE Indonesians BT Americans Parkinson's disease patients Orchestra directors Canadians [medical, psychological, and disability] [occupation/field of activity] Pacifists UF Parkinson disease patients UF Directors, Orchestra [social] Parkinsonism patients Ordained clergy Paediatricians Parkinson's patients USE Clergy USE Pediatricians Parkinson's syndrome patients Ordained ministers Painters BT Patients USE Clergy [occupation/field of activity] Parkinson's patients Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict BT Artists USE Parkinson's disease patients Observance members NT Genre painters Parkinson's syndrome patients USE Trappists Muralists USE Parkinson's disease patients Oregonians Watercolorists Parliaments, Members of [national/regional] Pakhtuns (Asian people) USE Legislators BT Americans USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Parsees Ornithologists Pakistanis USE Parsis [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] Parsis UF Avian biologists BT Asians [religion] Bird biologists Panamanians UF Parsees BT Zoologists [national/regional] BT Zoroastrians Orthodox members UF Panameños Parti Conservateur du Canada members (Canada : USE Orthodox Eastern Church members BT Central Americans 2003- ) Orthodox Church of Romania members Panameños USE Conservative Party of Canada members USE Romanian Orthodox Church members USE Panamanians (Canada : 2003- ) Orthodox Eastern Church members Papiamen speakers Particular Baptists [religion] USE Papiamentu speakers USE Reformed Baptists UF Eastern Orthodox Church members Papiamento speakers Pashtoons (Asian people) Greek Orthodox Church members USE Papiamentu speakers USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Orthodox Catholic Church members Papiamentoe speakers Pashtuns (Asian people) BT Christians USE Papiamentu speakers [ethnic/cultural] Osmanli speakers Papiamentu speakers UF Afghans (Asian people) USE Turkish speakers [language] Pakhtuns (Asian people) Österreicher UF Curaçoleño speakers Pashtoons (Asian people) USE Austrians Curassese speakers Pathans (Asian people) Otomí (North American people) Papiamen speakers Pushtuns (Asian people) [ethnic/cultural] Papiamento speakers Pastors Oubangais Papiamentoe speakers [occupation/field of activity] USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) Paraguayans BT Clergy Oubanguiens [national/regional] Pathans (Asian people) USE Central Africans (Central African Republic) UF Paraguayos USE Pashtuns (Asian people) Oud players BT South Americans Patients [occupation/field of activity] Paraguayos [medical, psychological, and disability] UF Oudists USE Paraguayans NT Alzheimer's patients BT Musicians Paralegals Cancer patients Oudists USE Legal assistants Conversion therapy patients USE Oud players Paramedical personnel HIV-positive people Ougandaise, Canadiens d'origine USE Allied health personnel Leprosy patients USE Ugandan Canadians Paramedics, Emergency Parkinson's disease patients Ouolof speakers USE Emergency medical technicians Tuberculosis patients USE Wolof speakers Parent educators Peace, Justices of the Out-of-work people USE Homeschooling parents USE Justices of the peace USE Unemployed Parents Peace officers Overweight people [social] [occupation/field of activity] [social] BT Families BT First responders UF Corpulent people NT Adoptive parents NT Police Fat people Divorced parents Pediatricians Large people Fathers [occupation/field of activity] Obese people Homeschooling parents UF Paediatricians Owners of forests Mothers Pediatrists USE Forest landowners Parents of alcoholics BT Physicians Owners of homes Parents of autistics Pediatrists USE Homeowners Parents of dyslexics USE Pediatricians Owners of land Parents of gays Pedologists (Soil scientists) USE Landowners Parents of mass murderers USE Soil scientists Owners of woodland Parents of transgender people Pennsylvanians USE Forest landowners Parents of alcoholics [national/regional] Ozarkers [social] BT Americans [national/regional] UF Alcoholics, Parents of People living with AIDS UF Ozarkians BT Parents USE AIDS patients BT Americans Parents of autistics People living with HIV Ozarkians [social] USE HIV-positive people USE Ozarkers UF Autistics, Parents of People living with HIV/AIDS Ozzies BT Parents USE AIDS patients USE Australians

DG-24 People with AIDS Persians Planetary astronomers USE AIDS patients USE Iranians USE Planetary scientists People with ambiguous genitalia Personnel department employees Planetary scientists USE Intersex people [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] People with developmental disabilities UF Human resource professionals UF Planetary astronomers [medical, psychological, and disability] Human resources personnel Planetologists UF Developmental disabilities, People with Peruanos BT Astronomers Developmentally disabled [Former heading] USE Peruvians Planetologists Disabled, Developmentally Peruanos japoneses USE Planetary scientists BT People with disabilities USE Japanese Peruvians Plant biologists NT Autistics Peruvians USE Botanists Dyslexics [national/regional] Plant scientists People with learning disabilities UF Peruanos USE Botanists People with disabilities BT South Americans Planters (Farmers) [medical, psychological, and disability] Peruvians, Japanese USE Farmers UF Disabilities, People with USE Japanese Peruvians Play actors Disabled people Ph. D. students USE Actors Handicapped people USE Doctoral students Players, Roller derby Individuals with disabilities Pharmacists USE Roller derby skaters People with physical disabilities [occupation/field of activity] Players (Actors) Physically challenged people UF Apothecaries USE Actors Physically disabled people Chemists (Pharmacists) Plectral instrument players NT Blind Clinical pharmacists USE Plucked instrument players Deafblind Druggists Plectral instrument teachers Hearing impaired BT Medical personnel USE Plucked instrument teachers People with developmental disabilities PhD students Plucked instrument players People with eating disorders USE Doctoral students [occupation/field of activity] [medical, psychological, and disability] Philippines residents UF Fretted instrument players UF Eating disorders, People with USE Filipinos Plectral instrument players NT Anorexics Philosophy teachers Plucked string instrument players Bulimics [occupation/field of activity] Plucked stringed instrument players People with HIV BT Teachers BT Musicians USE HIV-positive people Phorhépecha (North American people) Plucked instrument teachers People with HIV/AIDS USE Purépecha (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] USE AIDS patients Photographers UF Fretted instrument teachers People with intellectual disabilities [occupation/field of activity] Plectral instrument teachers USE People with mental disabilities BT Artists Plucked string instrument teachers People with intersex conditions NT Fashion photographers Plucked stringed instrument teachers USE Intersex people Phou Lao (Asian people) BT Music teachers People with learning disabilities USE Lao (Asian people) Plucked string instrument players [medical, psychological, and disability] Phou Lao speakers USE Plucked instrument players UF Learning disabilities, People with USE Lao speakers Plucked string instrument teachers Learning disabled people Phthisis patients USE Plucked instrument teachers Learning disorders, People with USE Tuberculosis patients Plucked stringed instrument players People with learning disorders Physical therapists USE Plucked instrument players BT People with developmental disabilities [occupation/field of activity] Plucked stringed instrument teachers People with learning disorders UF Physiotherapists USE Plucked instrument teachers USE People with learning disabilities BT Allied health personnel PLWAs (People living with AIDS) People with mental disabilities Physically challenged people USE AIDS patients [medical, psychological, and disability] USE People with disabilities PLWHAs (People living with HIV/AIDS) UF Intellectually disabled people Physically disabled people USE AIDS patients Mental disabilities, People with USE People with disabilities Poles Mentally deficient people Physicians [national/regional] Mentally disabled people [occupation/field of activity] UF Polish people Mentally disordered people UF Allopathic doctors BT Europeans Mentally retarded people Doctors Police People with intellectual disabilities Doctors of medicine [occupation/field of activity] Retarded people MDs (Physicians) UF Cops People with physical disabilities Medical doctors Gendarmes USE People with disabilities Medical professionals Law enforcement officers Percussion instrument players BT Medical personnel Officers, Law enforcement USE Percussionists Medical scientists Officers, Police Percussion instrument students NT Allergists Police officers USE Percussion students Anesthesiologists Policemen Percussion instrumentalists Cardiologists BT Peace officers USE Percussionists Emergency physicians Police officers Percussion players General practitioners (Physicians) USE Police USE Percussionists Geriatricians Policemen Percussion students Gynecologists USE Police [social] Pediatricians Polish Americans UF Percussion instrument students Psychiatrists [ethnic/cultural] Students, Percussion Surgeons UF Americans, Polish BT Music students Physicists Polish people Percussion teachers [occupation/field of activity] USE Poles [occupation/field of activity] BT Scientists Polish speakers BT Music teachers Physics students [language] Percussionists [social] UF Polnisch speakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Students, Physics Polski speakers UF Percussion instrument players Physiologists Political science students Percussion instrumentalists [occupation/field of activity] [social] Percussion players BT Biologists UF Students, Political science BT Musicians Medical scientists Political science teachers Performance artists NT Nutritionists [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Physiotherapists BT Teachers BT Artists USE Physical therapists Political scientists Periodical editors Piano students [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] [social] UF Scientists, Political UF Editors, Literary UF Students, Piano Politicians Editors, Magazine BT Music students [occupation/field of activity] Editors, Periodical Pilots, Airplane Polnisch speakers Literary editors USE Air pilots USE Polish speakers Magazine editors

DG-25 Polski speakers Preteens Puertorriqueños USE Polish speakers [age] USE Puerto Ricans Polynesians Children in the general age range of nine through Pukchosŏn inmindŭl [national/regional] twelve years. USE North Koreans BT Pacific Islanders UF Pre-teens Pukhan saramdŭl Polynésiens (French Polynesia) Preadolescents USE North Koreans USE French Polynesians Preteenagers Pulmonary cancer patients Pomak speakers Tweenagers USE Lung cancer patients USE Bulgarian speakers Tweenies Pulmonary tuberculosis patients Popes Tweens USE Tuberculosis patients [occupation/field of activity] BT Children Punk rock musicians BT Clergy Priests [occupation/field of activity] Porhé (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] BT Rock musicians USE Purépecha (North American people) BT Clergy Pure Land Buddhists P'orhépecha (North American people) Primary school students [religion] USE Purépecha (North American people) USE School children BT Buddhists Português speakers Prime ministers Purépecha (North American people) USE Portuguese speakers [occupation/field of activity] [ethnic/cultural] Portuguese BT Rulers UF Porhé (North American people) [national/regional] Prince-Édouardiens P'orhépecha (North American people) BT Europeans USE Prince Edward Islanders P'urhe (North American people) Portuguese Americans Prince Edward Islanders Phorhépecha (North American people) [ethnic/cultural] [national/regional] P'urhépecha (North American people) UF Americans, Portuguese UF Édouardais (Prince Edward Island) Tarascan (North American people) Portuguese speakers Édouardiens (Prince Edward Island) Tarasco (North American people) [language] Prince-Édouardiens P'urhe (North American people) UF Português speakers Prince-Edwardiens USE Purépecha (North American people) Post-graduate students BT Canadians P'urhépecha (North American people) USE Graduate students Prince-Edwardiens USE Purépecha (North American people) Post-secondary teachers USE Prince Edward Islanders Puritans USE University and college faculty members Printmakers [religion] Postal clerks [occupation/field of activity] BT Christians USE Postal service employees BT Artists Pushtuns (Asian people) Postal employees NT Etchers USE Pashtuns (Asian people) USE Postal service employees Prison inmates Putonghua speakers Postal service employees USE Prisoners USE Chinese speakers [occupation/field of activity] Prisoners PWAs (People with AIDS) UF Carriers, Letter [social] USE AIDS patients Carriers, Mail UF Convicts Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Clerks, Mail Imprisoned people [ethnic/cultural] Clerks, Postal Incarcerated people UF Cacchʾ (Central American people) Letter carriers Inmates of correctional institutions Cacché (Central American people) Mail carriers Inmates of prisons Kekchiʾ (Central American people) Mail clerks Prison inmates Ketchiʾ (Central American people) Mailmen NT Concentration camp inmates Quecchiʾ (Central American people) Postal clerks Professors (University and college faculty members) BT Maya (Central American people) Postal employees USE University and college faculty members Quakers Postmen Progressives [religion] BT Government employees [social] UF Friends (Quakers) Postgraduate students People who ascribe to progressive values, Friends Church members independent of their party affiliation. USE Graduate students Religious Society of Friends members Postmen Protestant Church in the Netherlands members Society of Friends members USE Postal service employees [religion] BT Christians Postsecondary teachers UF Nederlands Gereformeerde Kerken members Quebecers USE University and college faculty members Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members USE Quebeckers Potters BT Christians Quebeckers [occupation/field of activity] Protestants [national/regional] UF Pottery makers [religion] UF Quebecers BT Artists BT Christians Québécois Pottery makers Protestantse Kerk in Nederland members BT Canadians USE Potters USE Protestant Church in the Netherlands members Québécois Powhatan (North American people) Provosts (University and college administrators) USE Quebeckers [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] Quecchiʾ (Central American people) UF Powhatan Indians [Former heading] UF College and university provosts USE Qʾeqchiʾ (Central American people) Powhatan Indians College provosts Quechua speakers USE Powhatan (North American people) University provosts [language] Pre-teens BT University and college administrators Queens USE Preteens Psychiatrists [occupation/field of activity] Preadolescents [occupation/field of activity] Women monarchs and wives or women consorts USE Preteens BT Physicians of kings. Presbyterians Psychologists UF Monarchs [religion] [occupation/field of activity] Sovereigns (Rulers) BT Christians BT Scientists BT Rulers NT Church of Scotland members Psychology teachers Queenslanders Preschool children [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] [educational level] BT Teachers BT Australians UF Preschoolers Public accountants Quilt makers Preschoolers USE Accountants USE Quiltmakers USE Preschool children Public defenders Quilters Presidents [occupation/field of activity] USE Quiltmakers [occupation/field of activity] UF Defenders, Public Quiltmakers BT Rulers BT Criminal defense lawyers [occupation/field of activity] Press agents Government attorneys UF Quilt makers [occupation/field of activity] Public librarians Quilters People who organize publicity on behalf of an [occupation/field of activity] BT Needleworkers organization or person. BT Librarians Rabbis UF Publicists (Press agents) Publicists (Press agents) [occupation/field of activity] Pressmen (Journalists) USE Press agents BT Clergy USE Journalists Puerto Ricans Scholars Preteenagers [national/regional] Radio operators USE Preteens UF Puertorriqueños [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans

DG-26 UF Wireless operators Rhode Islanders Rwandese NT Flight radio operators [national/regional] USE Rwandans Rakyat Malaysia UF Rhodeans () Sailors USE Malaysians BT Americans [occupation/field of activity] Rap musicians Rhodeans (Rhode Island) UF Mariners USE Rappers USE Rhode Islanders Naval personnel Rappers Rhodesians (Zambians) BT Boaters [occupation/field of activity] USE Zambians NT Merchant mariners UF Emcees (Rap musicians) Rhodesians (Zimbabweans) Saint-Babaths’ Hip-hop musicians USE Zimbabweans USE Saint-Barths M.C.s (Rap musicians) Right-wingers Saint-Barthiens MCs (Rap musicians) USE Conservatives USE Saint-Barths Rap musicians Rigsdansk speakers Saint-Barthois BT Musicians USE Danish speakers USE Saint-Barths Ras Tafaris Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, residents Saint-Barths USE Rastafarians USE Fluminense [national/regional] Rastafarians RNs (Registered nurses) UF Barthélemois [religion] USE Nurses Saint-Babaths’ UF Ras Tafaris Rock musicians Saint-Barthiens Rastas [occupation/field of activity] Saint-Barthois Rastas BT Musicians Saint-Barts USE Rastafarians NT Punk rock musicians BT French Receptionists Roller derby players West Indians [occupation/field of activity] USE Roller derby skaters Saint-Barts Recovering addicts Roller derby skaters USE Saint-Barths [medical, psychological, and disability] [occupation/field of activity] Saint Christopher Islanders BT Addicts UF Players, Roller derby USE Kittitians NT Recovering alcoholics Roller derby players Saint Kitts and Nevis residents Recovering alcoholics Skaters, Roller derby USE Kittitians [medical, psychological, and disability] BT Athletes Nevisians BT Alcoholics Roman Catholics Saint Kitts Islanders Recovering addicts USE Catholics USE Kittitians Rectors Romanian Orthodox Church members Saint Lucia Islanders [occupation/field of activity] [religion] USE Saint Lucians BT Clergy UF Orthodox Church of Romania members Saint Lucians Reference librarians BT Christians [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] Romanians UF Lucians UF User services librarians [national/regional] Saint Lucia Islanders BT Librarians BT Europeans Saint-Luciens Reformed Baptists Rong Kong speakers St. Lucia Islanders [religion] USE Lao speakers St. Lucians UF Particular Baptists Ruandais BT West Indians BT Baptists USE Rwandans Saint-Luciens Refugees players USE Saint Lucians [social] USE Rugby players Saint Martin Islanders Registered nurses Rugby players USE Saint Martiners USE Nurses [occupation/field of activity] Saint Martiners Religious converts UF Rugby football players [national/regional] [social] BT Athletes Residents of the West Indian island of Saint UF Converts, Religious Rulers Martin. For residents of the collectivity of Saint Martin see Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin). Religious Society of Friends members [occupation/field of activity] USE Quakers UF Heads of state UF Saint Martin Islanders Reorientation therapy patients State, Heads of Sint Maarten Islanders USE Conversion therapy patients NT Dictators Sint Maarteners Reparative therapy patients Emperors St. Maarten Islanders USE Conversion therapy patients Empresses St. Maarteners Reporters (Journalists) Governors St. Martin Islanders USE Journalists Kings St. Martiners Representatives, Writers' Presidents BT West Indians USE Literary agents Prime ministers Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Reptile biologists Queens [national/regional] Residents of the collectivity of Saint Martin. For USE Herpetologists Sultans residents of the West Indian island of Saint Martin Republican Party members (Ireland) Ruotsi speakers see Saint Martiners. USE Fianna Fáil members (Ireland) USE Swedish speakers UF Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Republican Party members (United States) Russ speakers BT French [social] USE Russian speakers West Indians UF Republicans (Republican Party members) Russian Orthodox Church members Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais Republicans (Republican Party members) [religion] [national/regional] USE Republican Party members (United States) BT Christians UF Miquelonnais Restaurant employees Russian speakers Saint-Pierrets [occupation/field of activity] [language] BT French Retarded people UF Eluosi speakers North Americans USE People with mental disabilities Olossu speakers Saint-Pierrets Retired people Russ speakers USE Saint-Pierrais et Miquelonnais USE Retirees Russit speakers Saint Vincent Islanders Retirees Russki speakers USE Saint Vincentians [social] Russians Saint Vincentians UF Retired people [national/regional] [national/regional] Returning veterans BT Asians UF Grenadine Islanders USE Veterans Europeans Saint Vincent Islanders Réunionais Russit speakers St. Vincent Islanders USE Réunionese USE Russian speakers St. Vincentians Réunionese Russki speakers Vincentians [national/regional] USE Russian speakers BT West Indians UF Bourbonnais Rwandais Saintmartinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Réunionais USE Rwandans USE Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) Réunionnais Rwandans Salvadorans BT Africans [national/regional] [national/regional] French UF Ruandais UF El Salvador residents Réunionnais Rwandais Salvadoreans USE Réunionese Rwandese Salvadoreños BT Africans

DG-27 Salvadorans (Continued) Scots UF Scenographers (Set designers) Salvadorians [national/regional] Scenic designers BT Central Americans BT Britons Stage designers Salvadoreans Scots, Ulster BT Designers USE Salvadorans USE Ulster Scots Seventh-Day Adventists Salvadoreños Scots Americans [religion] USE Salvadorans USE Scottish Americans BT Adventists Salvadorians Scots Gaelic speakers Seventh grade students USE Salvadorans USE Scottish Gaelic speakers [educational level] Sanseis Scots Irish UF Seventh graders [social] USE Ulster Scots Students, Seventh grade Sapphists Scots speakers Seventh graders USE Lesbians [language] USE Seventh grade students Saskatchewanais Speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland Sex crime victims USE Saskatchewanians that is related to English. For speakers of the Celtic USE Sexual abuse victims language of Scotland see Scottish Gaelic speakers. Saskatchewaners Sexual abuse victims USE Saskatchewanians Scottish Americans [social] Saskatchewanians [ethnic/cultural] UF Sexual violence victims [national/regional] UF Americans, Scots Sex crime victims UF Saskatchewanais Americans, Scottish BT Crime victims Saskatchewannais Scots Americans Sexual minorities Saskatchewaners Scottish Gaelic speakers [sexual orientation] BT Canadians [language] UF GLBT people Speakers of the Celtic language of Scotland. For Saskatchewannais speakers of the Germanic language of Scotland that GLBTQ people USE Saskatchewanians is related to English see Scots speakers. LBG people Scenic designers UF Gàidhlig speakers LGBT people USE Set designers Scots Gaelic speakers Lesbigay people Scenographers (Set designers) Scouts, Boy LGBTQ people USE Set designers USE Boy Scouts Non-heterosexual people Scholars Sculptors Non-heterosexuals [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] NT Bisexuals People who have done advanced study in a BT Artists Gays particular field. Second grade students Sexual orientation conversion therapy patients NT Archaeologists [educational level] USE Conversion therapy patients Classicists UF Second graders Sexual reorientation therapy patients Germanists Students, Second grade USE Conversion therapy patients Historians Second graders Sexual violence victims Musicologists USE Second grade students USE Sexual abuse victims Rabbis Secretaries Seychellois Theologians [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] School children People who manage correspondence and routine BT Africans [educational level] work for a superior. For people employed to perform Shakers UF Elementary school students administrative duties see Administrative assistants. [religion] Primary school students Secretaries of culture UF United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Students, Elementary school USE Culture ministers Appearing members Students, Primary school Sefardic Jews BT Christians School employees USE Sephardim Shangaan speakers [occupation/field of activity] Sefardim USE Tsonga speakers UF School personnel USE Sephardim Shangana speakers NT School librarians Seminarians USE Tsonga speakers Teachers [social] Shangani speakers School librarians UF Seminary students USE Tsonga speakers [occupation/field of activity] Students, Seminary Shia Muslims UF Media specialists (School librarians) Seminary students USE Shiites School media specialists USE Seminarians Shiah Muslims BT Librarians Sénégalais USE Shiites School employees USE Senegalese Shiahs School media specialists Senegalese USE Shiites USE School librarians [national/regional] Shias School personnel UF Sénégalais USE Shiites USE School employees Sénégaliens Shiite Muslims School teachers BT Africans USE Shiites USE Teachers Sénégaliens Shiites Schoolteachers USE Senegalese [religion] USE Teachers Senior citizens UF Shia Muslims Schweizer USE Older people Shiah Muslims USE Swiss Seniors, College Shiahs Science historians USE College seniors Shias USE Historians of science Seniors, High school Shiite Muslims Scientists USE High school seniors BT Muslims [occupation/field of activity] Seniors (Older people) Shin Buddhists NT Anthropologists USE Older people [religion] Astronomers Sephardic Jews UF Shin-shu Buddhists Biologists USE Sephardim BT Buddhists Chemists Sephardim Shin-shu Buddhists Conservationists [ethnic/cultural] USE Shin Buddhists Fisheries scientists [religion] Shintoists Geologists UF Sefardic Jews [religion] Geophysicists Sefardim Shipwreck archaeologists Mathematicians Sephardic Jews USE Maritime archaeologists Medical scientists BT Jews Shitsonga speakers Meteorologists Servants USE Tsonga speakers Oceanographers USE Household employees Shqip speakers Physicists Service academy students USE Albanian speakers Psychologists USE Military cadets Shqipëri speakers Soil scientists Service members, Military USE Albanian speakers Scientists, Information USE Soldiers Shu ren USE Information scientists Servicemen, Military USE Sichuanese Scientists, Political USE Soldiers Siamese USE Political scientists Set designers USE Thai Scotch Irish [occupation/field of activity] Siamese speakers USE Ulster Scots USE Thai speakers

DG-28 Sichuan ren Slovaks Sophomores, High school USE Sichuanese [national/regional] USE High school sophomores Sichuanese BT Europeans Sotho (African people) [national/regional] Slovencina speakers [ethnic/cultural] UF Bashu ren USE Slovak speakers UF Basotho (African people) Chuan ren Slovene Americans Basuto (African people) Shu ren USE Slovenian Americans Suto (African people) Sichuan ren Slovene speakers Suthu (African people) Szechuanese [language] Souriquois (North American people) Szechwanese UF Slovenian speakers USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Chinese Slovenscina speakers South Africans Siciliani Slovenes [national/regional] USE Sicilians [national/regional] Residents of South Africa. For residents of Africa Sicilians UF Slovenians south of Congo (Democratic Republic) and Tanzania see Southern Africans. [national/regional] BT Europeans UF Siciliani Slovenian Americans UF Suid-Afrikaners BT Italians [ethnic/cultural] BT Africans Sierra Leoneans UF Americans, Slovene South Americans [national/regional] Americans, Slovenian [national/regional] BT Africans Slovene Americans NT Argentines Sightseers Slovenian speakers Bolivians USE Tourists USE Slovene speakers Brazilians Sikhs Slovenians Chileans [religion] USE Slovenes Colombians UF Gurmat members Slovenscina speakers Ecuadorians Sindhi (South Asian people) USE Slovene speakers French Guianese [ethnic/cultural] Soccer players Guyanese UF Sindis (South Asian people) [occupation/field of activity] Paraguayans Sindis (South Asian people) UF players Peruvians USE Sindhi (South Asian people) English football players Surinamers Singaporeans European football players Uruguayans [national/regional] Football players (Soccer players) Venezuelans BT Asians BT Athletes South Asian Americans Singers Social anthropologists [ethnic/cultural] [occupation/field of activity] USE Cultural anthropologists UF Americans, South Asian UF Vocalists Social Democratic Party of Germany members South Asians BT Musicians (Germany) [national/regional] Sint Maarten Islanders USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands BT Asians USE Saint Martiners members (Germany) South Australians Sint Maarteners Social workers [national/regional] USE Saint Martiners [occupation/field of activity] BT Australians Sisters Socialists South Carolinians [social] [social] [national/regional] BT Families People who ascribe to socialist values, BT Americans NT Stepsisters independent of their party affiliation. South Dakotans Sisters (Nuns) Society of Friends members [national/regional] USE Nuns USE Quakers BT Americans Sisters of Charity Sociologists South East Asians [social] [occupation/field of activity] USE Southeast Asians Members of the Roman Catholic congregations of NT Medical sociologists South Eastern Asians noncloistered women called the Sisters of Charity. Sociology teachers USE Southeast Asians UF Charity, Sisters of [occupation/field of activity] South Islanders Sitar players BT Teachers [national/regional] USE Sitarists Soil scientists UF Mainlanders (New Zealand) Sitar students [occupation/field of activity] BT New Zealanders [social] UF Pedologists (Soil scientists) South Koreans UF Students, Sitar BT Scientists [national/regional] BT Music students Soldiers UF Koreans, South Sitar teachers [occupation/field of activity] Namchosŏn inmindŭl [occupation/field of activity] UF Armed Forces personnel Namhan saramdŭl BT Music teachers Members of the Armed Forces BT Asians Sitarists Military personnel South Sudanese [occupation/field of activity] Military service members [national/regional] UF Sitar players Military servicemen UF South Sudanis BT Musicians Service members, Military Southern Sudanese Sixth form students Servicemen, Military Southern Sudanis [educational level] NT Generals BT Africans UF Sixth-formers Marines South Sudanis Students, Sixth form Solicitors USE South Sudanese Sixth-formers USE Lawyers South Vietnamese USE Sixth form students Solons [national/regional] Sixth grade students USE Legislators UF Vietnamese, South [educational level] Somalians BT Asians UF Sixth graders USE Somalis Southeast Asians Students, Sixth grade Somalis [national/regional] Sixth graders [national/regional] UF South East Asians USE Sixth grade students UF Somalians South Eastern Asians Skaters, Figure BT Africans Southeastern Asians USE Figure skaters Somekhuri speakers BT Asians Skaters, Roller derby USE Armenian speakers Southeastern Asians USE Roller derby skaters Somkhuri speakers USE Southeast Asians Skilled witnesses USE Armenian speakers Southern Africans USE Expert witnesses Song writers [national/regional] Slovak Americans USE Lyricists Residents of Africa south of Congo (Democratic Republic) and Tanzania. For residents of South Africa [ethnic/cultural] Songwriters see South Africans. UF Americans, Slovak USE Composers BT Africans Slovak speakers Lyricists Southern Baptists [language] Sooners [religion] UF Slovakian speakers USE Oklahomans BT Baptists Slovencina speakers Sophomores, College Southern Rhodesians Slovakian speakers USE College sophomores USE Zimbabweans USE Slovak speakers

DG-29 Southern Sudanese Standard German speakers Students, Infant school USE South Sudanese USE German speakers USE Kindergarteners Southern Sudanis Standard Latvian speakers Students, Junior college USE South Sudanese USE Latvian speakers USE Junior college students Southerners (United States) Standard Thai speakers Students, Junior high school [national/regional] USE Thai speakers USE Junior high school students BT Americans State, Heads of Students, Kindergarten Sovereigns (Rulers) USE Rulers USE Kindergarteners USE Emperors State of Mainers Students, Law Empresses USE Mainers USE Law students Queens Statesmen Students, Marimba Sultans [occupation/field of activity] USE Marimba students Soviets Stepbrothers Students, Medical [national/regional] [social] USE Medical students Residents of the former Soviet Union in general. BT Brothers Students, Middle school For residents of one of the constituent countries of Stepfathers USE Middle school students the former Soviet Union see the term for the residents of the country, e.g., Russians. [social] Students, Music BT Asians BT Fathers USE Music students Europeans Stepmothers Students, Ninth grade Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands members [social] USE High school freshmen (Germany) BT Mothers Students, Nursing [social] Stepsisters USE Nursing students UF Social Democratic Party of Germany members [social] Students, Percussion (Germany) BT Sisters USE Percussion students SPD members (Germany) Stewardesses, Air Students, Ph. D. Spaniards USE Flight attendants USE Doctoral students [national/regional] Stewards, Air Students, PhD UF Spanish USE Flight attendants USE Doctoral students BT Europeans Story editors Students, Physics NT Balearic Islanders [occupation/field of activity] USE Physics students People who edit film, television, radio, etc., scripts. Catalans Students, Piano Spanish UF Editors, Story USE Piano students USE Spaniards Straight people (Heterosexuals) Students, Political science Spanish speakers USE Heterosexuals USE Political science students [language] Straights (Heterosexuals) Students, Post-graduate UF Castellano speakers USE Heterosexuals USE Graduate students Castilian speakers Street people (Homeless people) Students, Postgraduate Español speakers USE Homeless people USE Graduate students SPD members (Germany) String bass players Students, Primary school USE Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands USE Double bassists USE School children members (Germany) String bassists Students, Second grade Spouses, Former USE Double bassists USE Second grade students USE Divorced people Students, Anthropology Students, Seminary Sri-lankaise, Canadiens d'origine USE Anthropology students USE Seminarians USE Sri Lankan Canadians Students, Art Students, Service academy Sri Lankan Canadians USE Art students USE Military cadets [ethnic/cultural] Students, Business school Students, Seventh grade UF Canadians, Ceylonese USE Business students USE Seventh grade students Canadians, Sri Lankan Students, Catholic school Students, Sitar Canadiens d'origine sri-lankaise USE Catholic school students USE Sitar students Ceylonese Canadians Students, Chemical engineering Students, Sixth form Sri-lankaise, Canadiens d'origine USE Chemical engineering students USE Sixth form students Sri Lankans Students, College Students, Sixth grade [national/regional] USE College students USE Sixth grade students UF Ceylonese Students, Community college Students, Tabla Lankans USE Community college students USE Tabla students BT Asians Students, Dental Students, Tenth grade St. Christopher Islanders USE Dental students USE High school sophomores USE Kittitians Students, Dentistry Students, Third form St. Kitts Islanders USE Dental students USE Third form students USE Kittitians Students, Doctoral Students, Third grade St. Lucia Islanders USE Doctoral students USE Third grade students USE Saint Lucians Students, Ecology Students, Twelfth grade St. Lucians USE Ecology students USE High school seniors USE Saint Lucians Students, Eighth grade Students, University St. Maarten Islanders USE Eighth grade students USE College students USE Saint Martiners Students, Elementary school Students, Vocational education St. Maarteners USE School children USE Vocational school students USE Saint Martiners Students, Eleventh grade Students, Vocational school St. Martin Islanders USE High school juniors USE Vocational school students USE Saint Martiners Students, Engineering Stylists, Hair St. Martiners USE Engineering students USE Barbers USE Saint Martiners Students, Fifth form Suahili speakers St. Vincent Islanders USE Fifth form students USE Swahili speakers USE Saint Vincentians Students, Fifth grade Sub-Saharan Africans St. Vincentians USE Fifth grade students [national/regional] USE Saint Vincentians Students, First grade UF Subsaharan Africans Stage actors USE First grade students BT Africans USE Actors Students, Fourth form Subsaharan Africans Stage designers USE Fourth form students USE Sub-Saharan Africans USE Set designers Students, Fourth grade Sufis Stand-up bass players USE Fourth grade students [religion] USE Double bassists Students, Graduate BT Muslims Stand-up bassists USE Graduate students Sugbuanons USE Double bassists Students, High school USE Cebuanos Standard Arabic speakers USE High school students Sugbuhanons USE Arabic speakers Students, History USE Cebuanos Standard Chinese speakers USE History students Suicide victims USE Chinese speakers Students, Home-school [social] Standard Estonian speakers USE Homeschooled students UF Suicides USE Estonian speakers Students, Homeschooled BT Victims USE Homeschooled students

DG-30 Suicides Tabla players Sociology teachers USE Suicide victims [occupation/field of activity] Third grade teachers Suid-Afrikaners BT Musicians Tedesco speakers USE South Africans Tabla students USE German speakers Suisses [social] Teen librarians USE Swiss UF Students, Tabla USE Young adult librarians Sultans BT Music students Teen services librarians [occupation/field of activity] Tai Lao speakers USE Young adult librarians UF Sovereigns (Rulers) USE Lao speakers Teenagers BT Rulers Tailangi speakers [age] Sunni Muslims USE Telugu speakers People in the general age range of thirteen through USE Sunnites Taiwan ren eighteen years. Sunnis USE Taiwanese UF Adolescents USE Sunnites Taiwanese Teens Sunnites [national/regional] Young adults (Teenagers) [religion] UF Formosans Teens UF Sunni Muslims Taiwan ren USE Teenagers Sunnis BT Asians BT Muslims Tamal speakers USE Texans Suomi speakers USE Tamil speakers Telanganans USE Finnish speakers Tamalsan speakers USE Telanganites Surgeons USE Tamil speakers Telanganians [occupation/field of activity] Tambul speakers USE Telanganites BT Physicians USE Tamil speakers Telanganites NT Neurosurgeons Tamil speakers [national/regional] Surinamers [language] UF Telanganans [national/regional] UF Damulian speakers Telanganians UF Surinamese Tamal speakers BT Indians (India) BT South Americans Tamalsan speakers Telangire speakers Surinamese Tambul speakers USE Telugu speakers USE Surinamers Tamili speakers Telegu speakers Survivors, Holocaust Tamili speakers USE Telugu speakers USE Holocaust survivors USE Tamil speakers Television broadcast journalists Suthu (African people) Tanzanians USE Television journalists USE Sotho (African people) [national/regional] Television journalists Suto (African people) UF Watanzania [occupation/field of activity] USE Sotho (African people) BT Africans UF Broadcast journalists, Television Svenska speakers Taoists Newscasters, Television USE Swedish speakers [religion] Television broadcast journalists Svenskar Taqamkukewa’q (North American people) Television newscasters USE Swedes USE Miʼkmaq (North American people) BT Journalists Svizzeri Tar Heels Television newscasters USE Swiss USE North Carolinians USE Television journalists Svizzers Tarascan (North American people) Telgi speakers USE Swiss USE Purépecha (North American people) USE Telugu speakers Swahili speakers Tarasco (North American people) Telugu speakers [language] USE Purépecha (North American people) [language] UF Arab-Swahili speakers Tartar speakers UF Andhra speakers Kisuaheli speakers USE Tatar speakers Gentoo speakers Kisuahili speakers Tasmanians Tailangi speakers Kiswaheli speakers [national/regional] Telangire speakers Kiswahili speakers UF Tassies Telegu speakers Suahili speakers Taswegians Telgi speakers Swami–Narayanis BT Australians Tengu speakers [religion] Tassies Terangi speakers UF Swaminarayanas USE Tasmanians Tolangan speakers BT Hindus Taswegians Tengu speakers Swaminarayanas USE Tasmanians USE Telugu speakers USE Swami–Narayanis Tatar speakers Tennesseans Swedes [language] [national/regional] [national/regional] UF Tartar speakers UF Tennesseeans UF Svenskar Tax lawyers Volunteers (Tennesseans) Swedish [occupation/field of activity] BT Americans BT Europeans BT Lawyers Tennesseeans Swedish TB patients USE Tennesseans USE Swedes USE Tuberculosis patients Ténois Swedish speakers Tchadiens USE Nor'Westers [language] USE Chadians Tenth grade students UF Ruotsi speakers Teachers USE High school sophomores Svenska speakers [occupation/field of activity] Tenth graders Swimmers UF Educators USE High school sophomores [occupation/field of activity] Faculty (Teachers) Terangi speakers BT Athletes Instructors USE Telugu speakers NT Divers School teachers Terre-Neuviens Swiss Schoolteachers USE Newfoundlanders [national/regional] BT School employees Terre-Neuviens et Labradoriens UF Helvètes NT Anthropology teachers USE Labradorians Helvétiens Economics teachers Newfoundlanders Helvétiques Entomology teachers Terreneuviens Schweizer Fifth grade teachers USE Newfoundlanders Suisses Film teachers Terreneuviers Svizzeri First grade teachers USE Newfoundlanders Svizzers Geography teachers Territoriens (Northwest Territories) Switzerland residents History teachers USE Nor'Westers BT Europeans Language teachers Territoriens (Nunavut) Switzerland residents Linguistics teachers USE Nunavummiut USE Swiss Literature teachers Territoriens (Yukon) Szechuanese Music teachers USE Yukoners USE Sichuanese Philosophy teachers Teton (North American people) Szechwanese Political science teachers USE Lakota (North American people) USE Sichuanese Psychology teachers Teton Sioux (North American people) USE Lakota (North American people)

DG-31 Tewahdo members Togolais Femmiphilliacs USE Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church USE Togolese BT Gender minorities members Togolese Trappers Texans [national/regional] [occupation/field of activity] [national/regional] UF Togois BT Hunters UF Tejanos Togolais Trappists Texians BT Africans [social] BT Americans Tolangan speakers UF Order of the Reformed Cistercians of the Strict Texians USE Telugu speakers Observance members USE Texans Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) BT Cistercians Textile artists USE Tsonga speakers Travel agents [occupation/field of activity] Tories (Conservative Party members) [occupation/field of activity] BT Artists USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) BT Tourism industry employees Thai Torkomani speakers Travelers [national/regional] USE Turkmen speakers [social] UF Siamese Tory Party members (Great Britain) UF Excursionists Thais USE Conservative Party members (Great Britain) Travellers BT Asians Tour escorts Trippers (Travelers) Thai speakers USE Tour guides (Persons) Voyagers [language] Tour guides (Persons) Wayfarers UF Central Thai speakers [occupation/field of activity] NT Tourists Siamese speakers UF Cicerones Travellers Standard Thai speakers Docents USE Travelers Thaiklang speakers Escorts, Tourist Trial examiners Thaiklang speakers Guides, Tourist USE Administrative law judges USE Thai speakers Tour escorts Trinbagonians Thailand Khmer speakers Tourist escorts USE Tobagonians USE Northern Khmer speakers Tourist guides (Persons) Trinidadians Thais Tourists' guides (Persons) Trinibagonians USE Thai BT Tourism industry employees USE Tobagonians Theatrical costumers Tourism employees Trinidadians USE Costume designers USE Tourism industry employees Trinidad and Tobago residents Theologians Tourism industry employees USE Tobagonians [occupation/field of activity] [occupation/field of activity] Trinidadians UF Theologists UF Tourism employees Trinidadians BT Scholars NT Tour guides (Persons) [national/regional] Theologists Travel agents UF Trinbagonians USE Theologians Tourist escorts Trinibagonians Thespians USE Tour guides (Persons) Trinidad and Tobago residents USE Actors Tourist guides (Persons) Trinidadians and Tobagonians Thesps USE Tour guides (Persons) Trinis USE Actors Tourists BT West Indians Third form students [social] Trinidadians and Tobagonians [educational level] UF Sightseers USE Tobagonians UF Students, Third form BT Travelers Trinidadians Third grade students Tourists' guides (Persons) Trinis [educational level] USE Tour guides (Persons) USE Tobagonians UF Third graders Traders, Fur Trinidadians Students, Third grade USE Fur traders Trippers (Travelers) Third grade teachers Traitors USE Travelers [occupation/field of activity] [social] Triqui Alto speakers (Chicahuaxtla-Triqui speakers) BT Teachers NT Collaborationists USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Third graders Trans-identified people Triqui de San Andrés Chicahuaxtla speakers USE Third grade students USE Transgender people USE Chicahuaxtla Triqui speakers Thítunwan (North American people) Trans people Troupers (Actors) USE Lakota (North American people) USE Transgender people USE Actors Thonga speakers Transexuals Trukhmen speakers USE Tsonga speakers USE Transsexuals USE Turkmen speakers Ticos Transgender-identified people Trukhmeny speakers USE Costa Ricans USE Transgender people USE Turkmen speakers Tikali speakers Transgender people Tsa-la-gi (North American people) USE Tikar speakers [gender] USE Cherokee (North American people) Tikar-East speakers UF Trans-identified people Tsalagi (North American people) USE Tikar speakers Trans people USE Cherokee (North American people) Tikar speakers Transgender-identified people Tsa'ragi' (North American people) [language] Transgendered people USE Cherokee (North American people) UF Ndob speakers Transgenders Tsars Ndome speakers Transpeople USE Emperors Tikali speakers BT Gender minorities Kings Tikar-East speakers Transgender people, Parents of Tshivenda speakers Tikari speakers USE Parents of transgender people USE Venda speakers Tingkala speakers Transgendered people Tslagi (North American people) Tikari speakers USE Transgender people USE Cherokee (North American people) USE Tikar speakers Transgenders Tsonga speakers Tingkala speakers USE Transgender people [language] USE Tikar speakers Transpeople UF Changana speakers Titunwan (North American people) USE Transgender people Gwamba speakers (Tsonga speakers) USE Lakota (North American people) Transsexual people Shangaan speakers Tobagonians USE Transsexuals Shangana speakers [national/regional] Transsexuals Shangani speakers UF Trinbagonians [gender] Shitsonga speakers Trinibagonians UF Transsexual people Thonga speakers Trinidad and Tobago residents Transexuals Tonga speakers (Tsonga speakers) Trinidadians and Tobagonians BT Gender minorities Xichangana speakers Trinis Transvestites Xitsonga speakers BT West Indians [gender] Tsotsil (North American people) Toddlers People, especially males, who assume the dress USE Tzotzil (North American people) [age] and manner of the opposite sex for psychological Tuberculosis patients gratification. Children approximately one to three years old. [medical, psychological, and disability] BT Children UF Cross-dressers UF Consumption patients Togois Crossdressers Phthisis patients USE Togolese Pulmonary tuberculosis patients

DG-32 TB patients UF Waganda Post-secondary teachers BT Patients BT Africans Postsecondary teachers Tunisians Ukrainian speakers Professors (University and college faculty [national/regional] [language] members) UF Ifrikiens Ukrainians University teachers Ifrikiyens [national/regional] University and college officials Tunisiens BT Europeans USE University and college administrators BT Africans Uladh-Albanaigh University graduates Tunisiens USE Ulster Scots USE College graduates USE Tunisians Ulster Irish University librarians Türkçe speakers USE Ulster Scots USE Academic librarians USE Turkish speakers Ulster-Scotch University officials Turki speakers USE Ulster Scots USE University and college administrators USE Turkish speakers Ulster Scots University provosts Türkisch speakers [ethnic/cultural] USE Provosts (University and college USE Turkish speakers People of Scottish descent from the historical administrators) Turkish speakers province of Ulster. University students [language] UF Albanaigh Uladh USE College students UF Anatolian speakers Scotch Irish University teachers Osmanli speakers Scots Irish USE University and college faculty members Türkçe speakers Scots, Ulster Upper Muscogee (North American people) Türkisch speakers Uladh-Albanaigh USE Muscogee (North American people) Turki speakers Ulster Irish Upper Voltans Turkman speakers Ulster-Scotch USE Burkinabe USE Turkmen speakers Ulsterites Upright bass players Turkmani speakers USE Ulstermen USE Double bassists USE Turkmen speakers Ulstermen Upright bassists Turkmanian speakers [national/regional] USE Double bassists USE Turkmen speakers Residents of the historical province of Ulster. Urdu speakers Turkmen UF Ulsterites [language] [national/regional] Ultonians UF Bihari speakers (Urdu speakers) Turkmen speakers BT Irish Islami speakers [language] Ultonians Undri speakers UF Torkomani speakers USE Ulstermen Urudu speakers Trukhmen speakers Undergraduate college students Urudu speakers Trukhmeny speakers USE Undergraduates USE Urdu speakers Turkman speakers Undergraduates Uruguayans Turkmani speakers [educational level] [national/regional] Turkmanian speakers UF Undergraduate college students UF Uruguayos Turkmencha speakers BT College students BT South Americans Turkmeni speakers NT College freshmen Uruguayos Turkmenler speakers College juniors USE Uruguayans Turkomans speakers College seniors Urundais Turkmencha speakers College sophomores USE Burundians USE Turkmen speakers Underwater archaeologists Urundiens Turkmeni speakers USE Maritime archaeologists USE Burundians USE Turkmen speakers Undri speakers User services librarians Turkmenler speakers USE Urdu speakers USE Reference librarians USE Turkmen speakers Unemployed Utahans Turkomans speakers [social] USE Utahns USE Turkmen speakers UF Jobless people Utahns Turks Out-of-work people [national/regional] [national/regional] Unemployed people UF Utahans BT Asians Unemployed workers BT Americans Europeans NT Displaced workers Valencian speakers Tuscans Unemployed people USE Catalan speakers [national/regional] USE Unemployed Valets BT Italians Unemployed workers [occupation/field of activity] Tweenagers USE Unemployed UF Manservants USE Preteens United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second BT Household employees Tweenies Appearing members Vanouatais USE Preteens USE Shakers USE Ni-Vanuatu Tweens United States residents Vanuatais USE Preteens USE Americans USE Ni-Vanuatu Twelfth grade students University administrators Vanuatuans USE High school seniors USE University and college administrators USE Ni-Vanuatu Twelfth graders University and college administrators Vascongados (European people) USE High school seniors [occupation/field of activity] USE Basques (European people) Tykes (Yorkshiremen) UF Administrators, University and college Vascos (European people) USE Yorkshiremen College administrators USE Basques (European people) Tyrants College and university administrators Venda speakers USE Dictators College and university officials [language] Tzars College officials UF Cevenda speakers USE Emperors Officials, University and college Chivenda speakers Kings University administrators Tshivenda speakers Tzotsil (North American people) University and college officials Venezolanos USE Tzotzil (North American people) University officials USE Venezuelans Tzotzil (North American people) NT Provosts (University and college Venezuelans [ethnic/cultural] administrators) [national/regional] UF Batsil K'op (North American people) University and college faculty members UF Venezolanos Tsotsil (North American people) [occupation/field of activity] BT South Americans Tzotsil (North American people) UF Academicians Vermonters Tzotzil Maya (North American people) Academics (University and college faculty [national/regional] Tzotzil Maya (North American people) members) BT Americans USE Tzotzil (North American people) College and university faculty members Veterans Ugandan Canadians College teachers [social] [ethnic/cultural] Faculty members, University and college UF Combat veterans UF Canadians, Ugandan Higher education teachers Ex-military personnel Canadiens d'origine ougandaise Lectors (University and college faculty Ex-service men Ougandaise, Canadiens d'origine members) Former military personnel Ugandans Lecturers (University and college faculty Military personnel, Former [national/regional] members) Military veterans

DG-33 Veterans (Continued) Walaf speakers Montserratians Returning veterans USE Wolof speakers Nevisians Vets (Veterans) Wallis and Futuna Islanders Saint-Barths War veterans [national/regional] Saint Lucians Veterinarians UF Futunans Saint Martiners [occupation/field of activity] Futuniens Saint-Martinois (Collectivity of Saint Martin) UF Animal doctors Wallisians Saint Vincentians Doctors, Animal Wallisiens Tobagonians Vets (Veterans) Wallisiens et Futuniens Trinidadians USE Veterans BT French West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Viceroys Pacific Islanders language) [occupation/field of activity] Wallisians USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) BT Governors USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders language) Victims Wallisiens West Virginians [social] USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders [national/regional] NT Crime victims Wallisiens et Futuniens BT Americans Holocaust survivors USE Wallis and Futuna Islanders Western Australians Holocaust victims Wallons [national/regional] Suicide victims USE Walloons UF West Australians Victorians (State of Victoria) Walloons Westralians [national/regional] [national/regional] BT Australians UF Cabbage Gardeners (State of Victoria) UF Waals Western Caribbean Creole speakers (Haitian speakers) Cabbage Patchers (State of Victoria) Wallons USE Haitian speakers Cabbage Staters (State of Victoria) BT Belgians Western Europeans Gumsuckers (State of Victoria) War historians [national/regional] Yabbies (State of Victoria) USE Military historians BT Europeans BT Australians Naval historians Western Keres Pueblo speakers Video studies teachers War veterans USE Western Keres speakers USE Film teachers USE Veterans Western Keres speakers Viet speakers Waro-Waro speakers [language] USE Vietnamese speakers USE Wolof speakers UF Western Keres Pueblo speakers Vietnamese Washingtonians (District of Columbia) Western Sioux (North American people) [national/regional] [national/regional] USE Lakota (North American people) BT Asians BT Americans Westerners (United States) Vietnamese, South Washingtonians (Washington State) [national/regional] USE South Vietnamese [national/regional] BT Americans Vietnamese Americans BT Americans Westfalen [ethnic/cultural] Watanzania USE Westphalians UF Americans, Vietnamese USE Tanzanians Westphalians Vietnamese Australians Water-colorists [national/regional] [ethnic/cultural] USE Watercolorists UF Westfalen UF Australians, Vietnamese Water-colourists BT Germans Vietnamese speakers USE Watercolorists Westralians [language] Watercolor painters USE Western Australians UF Annamese speakers USE Watercolorists Whalers Ching speakers Watercolorists [occupation/field of activity] Gin speakers (Vietnamese speakers) [occupation/field of activity] BT Fishers Jing speakers (Vietnamese speakers) UF Water-colorists White Monks Kinh speakers Water-colourists USE Cistercians Viet speakers Watercolor painters White Russian speakers Vincentians Watercolour painters USE Belarusan speakers USE Saint Vincentians Watercolourists White Ruthenian speakers Virgin Islanders BT Painters USE Belarusan speakers [national/regional] Watercolour painters White supremacists BT Americans USE Watercolorists [social] Virginians Watercolourists Wiccans [national/regional] USE Watercolorists [religion] UF Dominionites Wayfarers Widowers BT Americans USE Travelers [social] Vlaams speakers Welch Widows USE Dutch speakers USE Welsh [social] Vlamingen Wellingtonians Wildlife biologists USE Flemings [national/regional] USE Zoologists Vocalists BT New Zealanders Winners, Nobel Prize USE Singers Welsh USE Nobel Prize winners Vocational education students [national/regional] Wireless operators USE Vocational school students UF Welch USE Radio operators Vocational school graduates BT Britons Wisconsinites [educational level] Welsh speakers [national/regional] UF Graduates, Vocational school [language] UF Cheeseheads Vocational school students UF Cymraeg speakers BT Americans [educational level] West Australians Witnesses, Expert UF Students, Vocational school USE Western Australians USE Expert witnesses Students, Vocational education Witnesses, Skilled Vocational education students [ethnic/cultural] USE Expert witnesses Volof speakers UF Americans, West Indian Wolof speakers USE Wolof speakers West Indians [language] Voltaïques [national/regional] UF Ouolof speakers USE Burkinabe UF Caribbean Islanders Volof speakers Volunteers (Tennesseans) Caribbean residents Walaf speakers USE Tennesseans NT Antiguans Waro-Waro speakers Voyagers Arubans Yallof speakers USE Travelers Bahamians Women Waals Barbadians [age] USE Walloons Barbudans [gender] Waddies (Cowboys) Cubans BT Adults USE Cowboys Grenadians Females Waganda Guadeloupians Women, Gay USE Ugandans Haitians USE Lesbians Wakenya Jamaicans Women homosexuals USE Kenyans Kittitians USE Lesbians Martinicans

DG-34 Woodland owners Yukonais USE Forest landowners Yukoniens Workers, Dislocated Yukonnais USE Displaced workers BT Canadians Workers, Displaced Yukoniens USE Displaced workers USE Yukoners Working class people Yukonnais [social] USE Yukoners Wranglers (Cowboys) Yunwiya (North American people) USE Cowboys USE Cherokee (North American people) Writers' representatives Zaïro-Congolais USE Literary agents USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) Wyomingites Zaïrois [national/regional] USE Congolese (Democratic Republic) BT Americans Zambians Xianggang ren [national/regional] USE Hong Kongers UF Northern Rhodesians Xichangana speakers Rhodesians (Zambians) USE Tsonga speakers BT Africans Xitsonga speakers Zen Buddhists USE Tsonga speakers [religion] Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) BT Buddhists USE Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Zhongguohua speakers language) USE Chinese speakers Yabbies (State of Victoria) Zhongwen speakers USE Victorians (State of Victoria) USE Chinese speakers Yaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese (Democratic Zimbabwe Rhodesians Republic) language) USE Zimbabweans [language] Zimbabweans UF Iaca speakers [national/regional] Iaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese UF Rhodesians (Zimbabweans) (Democratic Republic) language) Southern Rhodesians Iyaka speakers (Angolan and Congolese Zimbabwe Rhodesians (Democratic Republic) language) BT Africans Kiyaka speakers Zoologists Yaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) language) [occupation/field of activity] [language] UF Animal biologists UF Iyaka speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Wildlife biologists language) BT Biologists West Teke speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) NT Entomologists language) Ethologists Yaa speakers (Congolese (Brazzaville) Herpetologists language) Ornithologists Yakusu speakers Zoroastrians USE Kele speakers (Congolese (Democratic [religion] Republic) language) NT Parsis Yallof speakers Zulu speakers USE Wolof speakers [language] Yankees UF Isizulu speakers USE New Englanders Kingoni speakers (Zulu speakers) Yariba (African people) Ngoni speakers (Zulu speakers) USE Yoruba (African people) Zunda speakers Yiśreʼelim Zunda speakers USE Israelis USE Zulu speakers Yooba (African people) USE Yoruba (African people) Yorkies (Yorkshiremen) USE Yorkshiremen Yorkshiremen [national/regional] UF Tykes (Yorkshiremen) Yorkies (Yorkshiremen) BT English Yoruba (African people) [ethnic/cultural] UF Ede-Yoruba (African people) Yariba (African people) Yooba (African people) Young adult librarians [occupation/field of activity] Librarians who specialize in providing services to young adults. UF Teen librarians Teen services librarians Young adult services librarians BT Librarians Young adult services librarians USE Young adult librarians Young adults [age] People in the general age range of eighteen through twenty-five years. BT Adults Young adults (Teenagers) USE Teenagers Youngsters USE Children Yukonais USE Yukoners Yukoners [national/regional] UF Territoriens (Yukon)

DG-35