@instruments/taxonomy 1.3.1 → 1.7.0

package/dist/index.js

@@ -6,6 +6,16 @@ var AUTHORED = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy - decomposition of a role dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05), 2026-08-27"
 };
+var AUTHORED_SECTOR = {
+  basis: "authored",
+  source: "@instruments/taxonomy - umbrella authored over the vendored sector dictionary, against the local `commercial` and `industrial` extension in a materials-retrieval system (src-05), 2026-09-19"
+};
+var MARKETPLACE_SECTOR = {
+  basis: "evidenced",
+  snapshot: "2026-09-20",
+  source: "the industry_sector column in a materials-marketplace catalogue (src-04)"
+};
+var MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW = "2026-09-23";
 var MATERIAL_FAMILY_TERMS = [
   { label: "Paint", slug: "paint" },
   {
@@ -41,11 +51,11 @@ var MATERIAL_FAMILY_TERMS = [
   { label: "Other", slug: "other" }
 ];
 var SECTOR_TERMS = [
-  { label: "Hospitality", slug: "hospitality" },
+  { broaderSlug: "commercial", label: "Hospitality", slug: "hospitality" },
   { label: "Healthcare", slug: "healthcare" },
-  { label: "Workplace", slug: "workplace" },
+  { broaderSlug: "commercial", label: "Workplace", slug: "workplace" },
   { label: "Residential", slug: "residential" },
-  { label: "Retail", slug: "retail" },
+  { broaderSlug: "commercial", label: "Retail", slug: "retail" },
   { label: "Education", slug: "education" },
   { label: "Civic", slug: "civic" },
   { label: "Mixed-Use", slug: "mixed-use" },
@@ -53,7 +63,104 @@ var SECTOR_TERMS = [
     label: "Transportation",
     slug: "transportation"
   },
-  { label: "Other", slug: "other" }
+  { label: "Other", slug: "other" },
+  {
+    // AUTHORED. The umbrella a materials-retrieval system had already minted locally, and the term
+    // the SPACE axis kept needing words for - `lounge` "in a commercial setting", `commercial
+    // kitchen` "rather than a room in a home". Authored here so a consumer asks the canon for it
+    // instead of extending the canon privately.
+    definition: "A project let or operated as revenue-earning business premises, covering hospitality, workplace, retail and industrial.",
+    label: "Commercial",
+    note: "Not a synonym for non-residential. Healthcare, education, civic and transportation are institutional or infrastructure and sit outside this term, so the coarse residential-against-everything-else question is still not one term on this axis. A consumer needing that split asks for the residential sector and negates it, which is a consumer's query and not a claim this canon makes.",
+    provenance: AUTHORED_SECTOR,
+    slug: "commercial"
+  },
+  {
+    // AUTHORED, and a LEAF under the umbrella rather than a peer of it: a plant or a distribution
+    // shed is let and run as revenue-earning premises like an office is.
+    broaderSlug: "commercial",
+    definition: "A project whose premises exist for production, storage or distribution: factories, plants, workshops, warehouses and logistics sheds.",
+    label: "Industrial",
+    note: "The market, never the idiom. `style.industrial` is the aesthetic a converted mill lends a flat, and the corpus publishes the spelling as ambiguous between the two rather than merging them.",
+    provenance: AUTHORED_SECTOR,
+    slug: "industrial"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT. The largest sector value the marketplace catalogue carries that had
+    // no term here; a consumer had been filing it under `residential`, which is true of independent
+    // living and false of memory care.
+    definition: "A project housing older adults with services or care on site: independent living, assisted living, memory care and continuing-care communities.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Senior Living",
+    note: "Under neither `residential` nor `healthcare`. Independent living is a home with services and not a care setting; memory care is a care setting and not an ordinary home; so an ISA edge to either parent is true of one end of the market and false of the other. A project that is also plainly one of those carries both terms. A hospital's geriatric ward is healthcare, not this.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Senior Living"],
+    slug: "senior-living"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and the one new term that takes a vendored parent's name for its own ISA edge:
+    // every government project is a civic one. The reverse is not true, which is why `civic` is
+    // not relabelled: a community centre or a public square is civic and has no public authority
+    // for a client.
+    broaderSlug: "civic",
+    definition: "A project for a public authority's own premises: legislatures, courthouses, town and city halls, government offices, embassies, and police and fire stations.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Government",
+    note: "Beneath `civic`, which also covers public buildings with no authority as client. Defence estate is not named here; nothing in the evidence asked for it. `typology.civic-building` is the building, this is the market, and a council office in a converted warehouse is government whatever the building was.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Government"],
+    slug: "government"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT. A consumer had been filing it under `other`.
+    definition: "A project whose premises exist for research, development and testing: laboratories, research institutes, cleanrooms and research-and-development buildings.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Science & Technology",
+    note: "Not under `commercial`: a university or state research institute is not let or run as revenue-earning premises. A teaching laboratory in a school is `education` and a hospital's pathology laboratory is `healthcare`; a building that exists for research carries this term whoever owns it, and may carry either of those as well.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Science + Technology"],
+    slug: "science-technology"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT rather than a child of `civic`, which is where a consumer had been
+    // filing it.
+    definition: "A project for keeping, showing or performing culture: museums, galleries, libraries, archives, theatres and concert halls.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Cultural",
+    note: "Not beneath `civic`. A civic museum or a public library is both and carries both terms, but a commercial gallery or a privately run theatre is cultural and not civic, so the ISA edge would be false of part of the market. The building types are `typology.museum`, `typology.gallery`, `typology.library` and `typology.theatre`; this is the market they serve.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Cultural"],
+    slug: "cultural"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT. A consumer had been filing it under `other`.
+    definition: "A project for sport, fitness and active recreation: stadiums, arenas, sports and leisure centres, gyms, pools and clubhouses.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Sports & Recreation",
+    note: "The market. `application.recreation-sport` is the product-facing claim that a material may be specified for a sports use, and `typology.gym` and `typology.stadium` are the buildings. Not under `commercial`: a municipal leisure centre or a school sports hall is not run as revenue-earning premises. A hotel gym is `hospitality`.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Sports + Recreation"],
+    slug: "sports-recreation"
+  },
+  {
+    // EVIDENCED, and beneath the vendored `transportation`, whose vehicle sense the APPLICATION
+    // axis already spells out as automotive, aviation and marine. A consumer had been filing it
+    // under `other`.
+    broaderSlug: "transportation",
+    definition: "A project fitting out a vessel: yachts, cruise ships, ferries and other boats, their interiors and exposed decks.",
+    introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    label: "Marine",
+    note: "Beneath `transportation`, which covers the vehicle as well as the station. `application.transportation-marine` is the product-facing claim under the same word, and the corpus publishes the spelling as ambiguous between the two rather than merging them. A cruise ship's hotel decks may carry `hospitality` as well. A waterfront building is not marine: it takes the sector of what it is.",
+    provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR,
+    reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_REVIEW,
+    seenAs: ["Marine"],
+    slug: "marine"
+  }
 ];
 var APPLICATION_TERMS = [
   { slug: "wall", label: "Wall" },
@@ -346,6 +453,27 @@ var single = (slug, label, terms, governance) => [
 // src/axes/construction.ts
 var SOURCE = "construction vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-25";
+var REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var wikidata = (id, label) => `Wikidata ${id} ${label}, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/${id}`;
+var reviewed = (slug, label, definition, source, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "referenced", snapshot: REVIEW_DATE, source },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
+var authored = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
 var term = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
   label,
@@ -358,11 +486,28 @@ var CONSTRUCTION_TERMS = [
     "Encaustic",
     "Made with colour or decoration integral to the body or inlaid beneath the wearing surface."
   ),
-  term(
-    "engineered-hardwood",
-    "Engineered hardwood",
-    "A hardwood wear layer bonded to a dimensionally stable layered core."
+  // Beneath `encaustic`: a hydraulically pressed cement tile carries its pigment layer beneath the
+  // wearing surface, which is what `encaustic` means here, so it is a narrower construction and
+  // not an alternate label. `encaustic cement tile` is a wild form.
+  reviewed(
+    "cement-tile",
+    "Cement tile",
+    "A tile of pigmented cement pressed hydraulically and cured without firing, its colour layer integral beneath the wearing surface.",
+    wikidata("Q3700458", "cement tile"),
+    {
+      altLabels: ["hydraulic tile"],
+      broaderSlug: "encaustic",
+      seenAs: ["encaustic cement tile"]
+    }
   ),
+  {
+    ...term(
+      "engineered-hardwood",
+      "Engineered hardwood",
+      "A hardwood wear layer bonded to a dimensionally stable layered core."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["engineered wood"]
+  },
   term(
     "handcrafted",
     "Handcrafted",
@@ -378,31 +523,65 @@ var CONSTRUCTION_TERMS = [
     "Handwoven",
     "Woven on a hand-operated loom or by direct manual interlacing."
   ),
-  term(
-    "high-pressure-laminate",
-    "High-pressure laminate",
-    "Layers consolidated under high heat and pressure into a decorative sheet."
-  ),
+  {
+    ...term(
+      "high-pressure-laminate",
+      "High-pressure laminate",
+      "Layers consolidated under high heat and pressure into a decorative sheet."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["HPL"]
+  },
   term(
     "laminated",
     "Laminated",
     "Made by bonding distinct layers into one assembly."
   ),
+  reviewed(
+    "tongue-and-groove",
+    "Tongue and groove",
+    "Boards made with a projecting tongue on one edge and a matching groove on the other so they interlock edge to edge.",
+    wikidata("Q1891935", "tongue and groove"),
+    { altLabels: ["T&G"] }
+  ),
+  reviewed(
+    "shiplap",
+    "Shiplap",
+    "Boards made with a rebate on opposite faces of opposite edges so each overlaps its neighbour with a recessed joint.",
+    wikidata("Q7498008", "shiplap")
+  ),
+  // AUTHORED. Wikidata holds only a disambiguation page for `beadboard`.
+  authored(
+    "beadboard",
+    "Beadboard",
+    "Lining boards or panels made with narrow vertical planks divided by a rounded bead at each joint, whether solid boards or a routed sheet."
+  ),
   term(
     "loop-pile",
     "Loop pile",
     "A textile floor construction whose yarn loops remain uncut."
   ),
-  term(
-    "luxury-vinyl",
-    "Luxury vinyl",
-    "A layered resilient vinyl construction carrying a decorative image and protective wear layer."
-  ),
+  {
+    ...term(
+      "luxury-vinyl",
+      "Luxury vinyl",
+      "A layered resilient vinyl construction carrying a decorative image and protective wear layer."
+    ),
+    altLabels: ["LVT", "luxury vinyl tile", "LVP", "luxury vinyl plank"]
+  },
   term(
     "non-woven",
     "Non-woven",
     "A sheet formed by bonding or entangling fibres without weaving or knitting."
   ),
+  // Felt sits here and not on MATERIAL: felt is a way of making a textile, and every felt is a
+  // non-woven, so ISA holds. The fibre is a separate MATERIAL claim.
+  reviewed(
+    "felt",
+    "Felt",
+    "A non-woven textile consolidated by matting, condensing and pressing fibres; the fibre is a separate claim.",
+    wikidata("Q189964", "felt"),
+    { broaderSlug: "non-woven" }
+  ),
   term(
     "precast-moulded",
     "Precast or moulded",
@@ -433,30 +612,58 @@ var CONSTRUCTION_TERMS = [
     "Through body",
     "Colour and composition continue through the full thickness rather than sitting only on the face."
   ),
+  reviewed(
+    "zellige",
+    "Zellige",
+    "Hand-cut and hand-glazed clay tile in the Moroccan tradition, with the irregular surface and edge that method leaves; it does not name a colour, size or layout.",
+    wikidata("Q189046", "zellij"),
+    { altLabels: ["zellij", "zillij"] }
+  ),
   term(
     "woven",
     "Woven",
     "Made by interlacing warp and weft or equivalent orthogonal yarn systems."
+  ),
+  reviewed(
+    "velvet",
+    "Velvet",
+    "A woven pile fabric whose cut pile stands from the ground weave; fibre, pile height and backing remain unspecified.",
+    wikidata("Q243519", "velvet")
+  ),
+  // Lowercase ASCII slug so the phrase resolves without the diacritic; the accented spelling is a
+  // wild form rather than the label, so both readings reach one term.
+  reviewed(
+    "boucle",
+    "Boucle",
+    "A woven or knitted fabric whose surface is made of looped or knotted fancy yarn; the yarn and the fabric share the name.",
+    wikidata("Q776110", "boucl\xE9"),
+    { seenAs: ["boucl\xE9"] }
+  ),
+  reviewed(
+    "chenille",
+    "Chenille",
+    "A fabric woven from chenille yarn, a fuzzy pile yarn cut from a leno-woven strip; fibre and backing remain unspecified.",
+    wikidata("Q1070065", "chenille")
   )
 ];
 
 // src/axes/daylight.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-09-11";
 var AUTHORED2 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0006"
 };
 var EN_17037 = {
   basis: "referenced",
-  snapshot: REVIEW_DATE,
+  snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
   source: "EN 17037:2018 Daylight in buildings"
 };
 var term2 = (provenance, slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
   label,
   provenance,
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
@@ -613,7 +820,7 @@ var ELEMENT_FABRIC_TERMS = [
     slug: "cladding"
   },
   {
-    altLabels: ["paneling", "wainscot"],
+    altLabels: ["paneling", "wainscot", "wainscoting"],
     definition: "A framed timber or board lining applied to a wall face, read as joinery rather than as wall.",
     external: [aat("300002691", "wainscoting", "narrow")],
     label: "Panelling",
@@ -1187,6 +1394,27 @@ var RETRIEVAL_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-27";
 var CORPUS = "the surface_texture column in a materials-marketplace catalogue (src-04)";
 var CORPUS_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-27";
 var DROPPED = "Restored 2026-08-27. Dropped in normalisation.";
+var REVIEW_DATE3 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE2 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var wikidata2 = (id, label) => `Wikidata ${id} ${label}, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/${id}`;
+var reviewed2 = (slug, label, definition, source, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "referenced", snapshot: REVIEW_DATE3, source },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
+var authored2 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE2 },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
+});
 var term3 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
   definition,
   label,
@@ -1254,6 +1482,34 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
     "polished",
     "Polished",
     "Mechanically refined to a smooth, reflective surface."
+  ),
+  // AUTHORED. Wikidata's nearest item is `whitewash` (Q378312), the cheaper cousin and not the
+  // pigmented, mottled finish the trade means by limewash.
+  authored2(
+    "limewash",
+    "Limewash",
+    "A thin coat of slaked lime and pigment applied wet and carbonated in place, drying to a soft, mottled matte surface.",
+    { altLabels: ["lime wash"] }
+  ),
+  // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item on the review date.
+  authored2(
+    "microcement",
+    "Microcement",
+    "A thin polymer-modified cementitious coating trowelled over an existing substrate and sealed, read as a continuous surface without joints.",
+    { altLabels: ["micro cement"], seenAs: ["microtopping"] }
+  ),
+  reviewed2(
+    "tadelakt",
+    "Tadelakt",
+    "A lime plaster finish in the Moroccan tradition, polished with a stone and sealed with soap to a waterproof, softly reflective surface.",
+    wikidata2("Q1357903", "tadelakt")
+  ),
+  // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for `venetian plaster` on the review date.
+  authored2(
+    "venetian-plaster",
+    "Venetian plaster",
+    "A lime-and-marble-dust plaster applied in thin burnished layers to a smooth surface with depth and sheen; it names the treatment, not the plaster material.",
+    { altLabels: ["polished plaster", "marmorino"] }
   )
 ];
 var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
@@ -1357,6 +1613,18 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     "Ribbed",
     "Regular parallel relief across the surface."
   ),
+  reviewed2(
+    "fluted",
+    "Fluted",
+    "Regular parallel concave grooves cut or formed into the surface; the flutes are the hollows.",
+    wikidata2("Q99552008", "fluting")
+  ),
+  reviewed2(
+    "reeded",
+    "Reeded",
+    "Regular parallel convex half-round ridges standing from the surface; the reeds are the raised parts, the inverse of fluted.",
+    wikidata2("Q4152515", "reeding")
+  ),
   repaired(
     "embossed",
     "Embossed",
@@ -1406,6 +1674,14 @@ var searchCorpusEvidence = (phrases) => `${SEARCH_CORPUS} (244-query external se
 var SOURCE2 = "format vocabulary in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
 var SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-25";
 var SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_DATE4 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE3 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var UNICLASS_WOOD_BLOCKS = {
+  identifier: "Pr_35_93_97_96",
+  label: "Wood blocks",
+  match: "close",
+  scheme: "uniclass"
+};
 var searchCorpusProvenance = (evidence) => ({
   basis: "evidenced",
   snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
@@ -1420,6 +1696,23 @@ var term4 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
 });
 var FORMAT_TERMS = [
   term4("area-rug", "Area rug", "A bounded loose-laid textile floor covering."),
+  // Beneath `roll`: broadloom is carpet supplied as a wide continuous roll, so every broadloom is
+  // a roll supply and ISA holds. The carpet kind is `product-category.carpet-and-rug`.
+  term4(
+    "broadloom",
+    "Broadloom",
+    "Carpet supplied as a wide continuous roll to be cut and seamed on site, as against modular tiles or a bounded rug.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "roll",
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
+      provenance: {
+        basis: "referenced",
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE4,
+        source: "Wikidata Q124372242 broadloom, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q124372242"
+      },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE4
+    }
+  ),
   term4(
     "hide",
     "Hide",
@@ -1455,6 +1748,26 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
     "Panel",
     "A broad rigid or semi-rigid sheet installed as a discrete unit."
   ),
+  // FORMAT, not layout. Parquet names wood flooring supplied as short blocks or pre-assembled
+  // panels made for geometric laying; the geometry it is laid in (herringbone, basketweave) is an
+  // INSTALLATION-LAYOUT claim held separately. Wikidata's `parquetry` (Q838828) is the layout
+  // sense and is cited for the word's history; Uniclass classifies the supplied unit.
+  term4(
+    "parquet",
+    "Parquet",
+    "Wood flooring supplied as short solid or engineered blocks, or as pre-assembled panels, made to be laid in a geometric arrangement; the arrangement itself is a separate layout claim.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["parquet flooring", "parquet block"],
+      external: [UNICLASS_WOOD_BLOCKS],
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
+      provenance: {
+        basis: "referenced",
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE4,
+        source: "Uniclass Pr_35_93_97_96 Wood blocks, https://uniclass.thenbs.com/taxon/pr_35_93_97; Wikidata Q838828 parquetry, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q838828"
+      },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE4
+    }
+  ),
   term4(
     "plank",
     "Plank",
@@ -1486,6 +1799,20 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
       supersededByReference: "format.tile"
     }
   ),
+  // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for `subway tile` on the review date. Bare `subway` and `metro`
+  // are deliberately not wild forms: alone they name a railway.
+  term4(
+    "subway-tile",
+    "Subway tile",
+    "A rectangular field tile supplied in roughly the 1:2 proportion of early-twentieth-century station tiling, independent of material, colour and the bond it is laid in.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["metro tile"],
+      broaderSlug: "tile",
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
+      provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE3 },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE4
+    }
+  ),
   term4(
     "veneer",
     "Veneer",
@@ -1504,15 +1831,15 @@ var FORMAT_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/installation-layout.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-08-31";
-var REVIEW_SOURCE = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
+var REVIEW_DATE5 = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE4 = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
 var ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; herringbone and chevron product-language audit in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var term5 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE5,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE },
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE2,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE4 },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE5,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
@@ -1539,7 +1866,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE5,
         source: ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE
       }
     }
@@ -1551,7 +1878,7 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE2,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE5,
         source: ZIGZAG_EVIDENCE_SOURCE
       }
     }
@@ -1599,156 +1926,3131 @@ var INSTALLATION_LAYOUT_TERMS = [
   )
 ];
 
-// src/axes/material.ts
-var SOURCE3 = "material vocabularies in a furnishings retailer (src-03) and in-house";
-var SNAPSHOT3 = "2026-08-25";
-var CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-30";
-var NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG = "natural-fibre";
-var STONE_SLUG = "stone";
-var STONE_TARGET = "material.stone";
-var WOOD_TARGET = "material.wood";
-var term6 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
+// src/axes/material-composition.ts
+var COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-22";
+var COMPOSITION_SOURCE = "composition dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var IN_HOUSE_DEFINITION = "in-house definition";
+var compositionTerm = (slug, label, definition, standard, extra = {}, basis = "referenced") => ({
   definition,
+  introducedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT3, source: SOURCE3 },
-  slug
+  provenance: basis === "authored" ? { basis, source: `${COMPOSITION_SOURCE}; ${standard}` } : {
+    basis,
+    snapshot: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+    source: `${COMPOSITION_SOURCE}; ${standard}`
+  },
+  reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
 });
-var crossoverTerm = (slug, label, definition, source, broaderSlug) => ({
-  ...broaderSlug === void 0 ? {} : { broaderSlug },
-  definition,
+var authoredTerm = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => compositionTerm(
+  slug,
   label,
-  provenance: {
-    basis: "referenced",
-    snapshot: CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2,
-    source
-  },
-  slug
+  definition,
+  IN_HOUSE_DEFINITION,
+  extra,
+  "authored"
+);
+var reparented = (term12) => ({
+  ...term12,
+  reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
 });
-var standardCrossoverTerm = (slug, label, definition, source) => ({
-  ...crossoverTerm(slug, label, definition, source),
-  provenance: {
-    basis: "standard",
-    snapshot: CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2,
-    source
-  }
+var externalMapping = (scheme, identifier, label, match = "exact") => ({ identifier, label, match, scheme });
+
+// src/axes/material-cellulosics.ts
+var EU_1007_2011 = "eu-1007-2011";
+var FTC_16CFR303 = "ftc-16cfr303";
+var ISO_1043_1 = "iso-1043-1";
+var ISO_2076 = "iso-2076";
+var MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG = "man-made-cellulosic";
+var POLYMER_SLUG = "polymer";
+var EU_ANNEX_I = "Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I";
+var STANDARD_ISO_2076 = "ISO 2076:2021";
+var STANDARD_FTC = "US FTC 16 CFR 303.7";
+var same = (scheme, name) => externalMapping(scheme, name, name);
+var fibreNames = (name) => [
+  same(EU_1007_2011, name),
+  same(FTC_16CFR303, name),
+  same(ISO_2076, name)
+];
+var MATERIAL_CELLULOSICS_TERMS = [
+  compositionTerm(
+    MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+    "Man-made cellulosic",
+    "A fibre family of man-made polymer produced by regenerating or chemically substituting natural cellulose, covering viscose, modal, lyocell, cupro, acetate and triacetate.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_2076,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Regenerated cellulose", "Cellulosic fibre"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["Cellulosic fiber"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "acetate",
+    "Acetate",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of cellulose acetate in which between 74 and 92 percent of the hydroxyl groups are acetylated.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 19; ${STANDARD_FTC}; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Cellulose acetate"],
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        same(EU_1007_2011, "acetate"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR303, "acetate", "acetate", "broad"),
+        same(ISO_2076, "acetate"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_1, "CA", "cellulose acetate")
+      ]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cupro",
+    "Cupro",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of regenerated cellulose produced by the cuprammonium process.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 21; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Cuprammonium rayon"],
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: [same(EU_1007_2011, "cupro"), same(ISO_2076, "cupro")]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "lyocell",
+    "Lyocell",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of cellulose obtained by dissolving cellulose in an organic solvent and spinning it without forming a cellulose derivative.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 33; ${STANDARD_FTC}; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: fibreNames("lyocell")
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "modal",
+    "Modal",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of regenerated cellulose produced by a modified viscose process, with higher wet strength and wet modulus than standard viscose.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 22; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Modal rayon"],
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: [same(EU_1007_2011, "modal"), same(ISO_2076, "modal")]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "triacetate",
+    "Triacetate",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of cellulose acetate in which at least 92 percent of the hydroxyl groups are acetylated.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 24; ${STANDARD_FTC}; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Cellulose triacetate"],
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011, "triacetate", "triacetate"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR303, "triacetate", "triacetate"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_2076, "triacetate", "triacetate")
+      ]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "viscose",
+    "Viscose",
+    "A man-made cellulosic fibre of regenerated cellulose produced by the viscose process.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I} row 25; ${STANDARD_FTC}; ${STANDARD_ISO_2076}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Viscose rayon"],
+      broaderSlug: MAN_MADE_CELLULOSIC_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011, "viscose", "viscose"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR303, "rayon", "rayon", "broad"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_2076, "viscose", "viscose")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Viskose", "Viscosa"]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-engineered-wood.ts
+var WOOD_HANDBOOK = "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2";
+var EN_13986 = "EN 13986";
+var EN_300 = "EN 300:2006";
+var EN_312 = "EN 312:2010";
+var EN_316 = "EN 316:2009";
+var EN_622_5 = "EN 622-5:2009";
+var EN_14080 = "EN 14080:2013";
+var EN_16351 = "EN 16351:2021";
+var EN_14374 = "EN 14374:2004";
+var ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG = "engineered-wood";
+var MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS = [
+  // Families.
+  compositionTerm(
+    ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+    "Engineered wood",
+    "A wood-based panel or structural timber product manufactured by bonding wood elements, such as veneers, strands, particles or fibres, together with adhesive under heat or pressure.",
+    `${EN_13986} (panels); ${EN_14080}, ${EN_16351} and ${EN_14374} (structural timber)`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["engineered timber", "wood-based panel"],
+      broaderSlug: "wood"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "softwood",
+    "Softwood",
+    "Wood from coniferous (gymnosperm) trees, named as a timber class rather than by hardness or species.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "wood", seenAs: ["soft wood"] }
+  ),
+  // Materials directly under wood.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "wood-flour",
+    "Wood flour",
+    "Finely ground wood particles, produced from processing residues or reclaimed wood, distinguished from wood chips or strands used in panel manufacture by their fine, typically sub-millimetre particle size.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["wood powder", "wood meal", "wood dust"],
+      broaderSlug: "wood"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Materials under engineered-wood, alphabetical; hdf follows its parent fibreboard.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "clt",
+    "CLT",
+    "A structural timber product manufactured from layers of timber boards stacked and bonded together with the grain of each layer rotated orthogonally to the adjacent layers.",
+    EN_16351,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["cross-laminated timber"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["cross laminated timber"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "fibreboard",
+    "Fibreboard",
+    "A wood-based panel manufactured from lignocellulosic fibres bonded by their own adhesion or by an added binder, with or without heat and pressure.",
+    EN_316,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["fiberboard"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["fibre board", "fiber board"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "hdf",
+    "HDF",
+    "Dry-process fibreboard with a density of at least 800 kg/m3.",
+    `${EN_316}; ${EN_622_5}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["high-density fibreboard", "high-density fiberboard"],
+      broaderSlug: "fibreboard",
+      seenAs: ["high density fibreboard", "high density fiberboard"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "glulam",
+    "Glulam",
+    "A structural timber product manufactured by bonding laminations of timber together with the grain of the laminations running essentially parallel to the length of the member.",
+    EN_14080,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["glued laminated timber", "glue-laminated timber"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "lvl",
+    "LVL",
+    "An engineered wood product manufactured by bonding wood veneers together with the grain of all veneers running predominantly parallel to the length of the product.",
+    EN_14374,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["laminated veneer lumber"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "osb",
+    "OSB",
+    "A wood-based panel manufactured from strands of wood bonded together with adhesive and arranged in oriented layers.",
+    EN_300,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["oriented strand board"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "particleboard",
+    "Particleboard",
+    "A wood-based panel manufactured by bonding particles of wood together with an adhesive under heat and pressure.",
+    EN_312,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["chipboard"],
+      broaderSlug: ENGINEERED_WOOD_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["particle board"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Materials under softwood, alphabetical.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cedar",
+    "Cedar",
+    "Softwood traded as cedar from the genera Cedrus, Thuja, Chamaecyparis, Calocedrus or Juniperus; Spanish cedar, Cedrela, is a hardwood outside it.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cypress",
+    "Cypress",
+    "Softwood traded as cypress from bald cypress, Taxodium distichum, in North America or from the true cypresses of the genus Cupressus.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "fir",
+    "Fir",
+    "Softwood timber from trees in the genus Abies, commercially cut across the temperate and montane forests of the Northern Hemisphere; distinct from Douglas-fir, which is not a true fir.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "hemlock",
+    "Hemlock",
+    "Softwood timber from trees in the genus Tsuga, commercially cut across the Pacific Northwest and Appalachian regions of North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "larch",
+    "Larch",
+    "Softwood timber from trees in the genus Larix, commercially cut across the northern temperate and boreal forests of North America, Europe and Asia; unusual among softwoods for being deciduous.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pine",
+    "Pine",
+    "Softwood timber from trees in the genus Pinus, commercially cut across the temperate and boreal forests of the Northern Hemisphere.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "spruce",
+    "Spruce",
+    "Softwood timber from trees in the genus Picea, commercially cut across the northern temperate and boreal forests of North America, Europe and Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  ),
+  // Species under softwood, alphabetical.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "douglas-fir",
+    "Douglas fir",
+    "Softwood timber from Pseudotsuga menziesii, commercially cut in the Pacific Northwest of North America; botanically distinct from the true firs of the genus Abies.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "softwood",
+      seenAs: ["Douglas-Fir", "Oregon pine"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "redwood",
+    "Redwood",
+    "Softwood timber from Sequoia sempervirens, commercially cut along the coastal fog belt of California and southern Oregon.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK,
+    { broaderSlug: "softwood" }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-everyday.ts
+var REVIEW_DATE6 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE5 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var STONE_SLUG = "stone";
+var STONE_TARGET = "material.stone";
+var WOOD_HANDBOOK2 = "USDA Wood Handbook, https://research.fs.usda.gov/download/treesearch/37440.pdf";
+var STONE_VARIETIES = "Natural Stone Institute varieties, https://www.naturalstoneinstitute.org/designprofessionals/varieties/";
+var wikidata3 = (id, label) => `Wikidata ${id} ${label}, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/${id}`;
+var reviewed3 = (slug, label, definition, source, extra = {}) => ({
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE6,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "referenced", snapshot: REVIEW_DATE6, source },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE6,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
 });
-var searchCorpusMaterial = (slug, label, definition, broaderSlug, referenceSource) => ({
-  broaderSlug,
+var authored3 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: "2026-08-31",
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE6,
   label,
-  provenance: {
-    basis: "evidenced",
-    snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
-    source: `${searchCorpusEvidence(label)}; ${referenceSource}`
-  },
-  reviewedAt: "2026-08-31",
-  slug
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE5 },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE6,
+  slug,
+  ...extra
 });
-var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "brass",
-    "Brass",
-    "A copper alloy whose principal alloying element is zinc.",
-    BRASS_MATERIAL_SOURCE
+var MATERIAL_EVERYDAY_TERMS = [
+  // Quarried stone by name, each beneath `stone`.
+  reviewed3(
+    "granite",
+    "Granite",
+    "A coarse-grained igneous rock quarried as dimension stone; the commercial name also covers similar-looking hard stones that are not geologically granite.",
+    [
+      wikidata3("Q41177", "granite"),
+      wikidata3("Q3115353", "granite (commercial name)"),
+      STONE_VARIETIES
+    ].join("; "),
+    { broaderSlug: STONE_SLUG }
+  ),
+  reviewed3(
+    "sandstone",
+    "Sandstone",
+    "A sedimentary rock of cemented sand-sized grains worked as a building stone.",
+    [wikidata3("Q13085", "sandstone"), STONE_VARIETIES].join("; "),
+    { broaderSlug: STONE_SLUG }
+  ),
+  reviewed3(
+    "quartzite",
+    "Quartzite",
+    "A hard non-foliated metamorphic rock formed from quartz sandstone, distinct from engineered quartz surfacing.",
+    [wikidata3("Q237883", "quartzite"), STONE_VARIETIES].join("; "),
+    { broaderSlug: STONE_SLUG }
+  ),
+  reviewed3(
+    "basalt",
+    "Basalt",
+    "A dense mafic volcanic rock quarried and worked as a finish.",
+    wikidata3("Q43338", "basalt"),
+    { broaderSlug: STONE_SLUG }
+  ),
+  reviewed3(
+    "soapstone",
+    "Soapstone",
+    "A soft metamorphic rock composed chiefly of the mineral talc, also called steatite, worked as a dense dimension stone.",
+    [wikidata3("Q707896", "soapstone"), STONE_VARIETIES].join("; "),
+    { broaderSlug: STONE_SLUG }
+  ),
+  // Beneath `ceramic` on the same footing as `terracotta`: brick material is a fired clay body,
+  // and MATERIAL names the substance. The masonry UNIT is a format reading this package does not
+  // mint; brick slips and thin brick compose `material.brick` with a FORMAT term.
+  reviewed3(
+    "brick",
+    "Brick",
+    "Fired clay masonry material, named as the substance rather than as the masonry unit, its bond or its colour.",
+    wikidata3("Q40089", "brick"),
+    { broaderSlug: "ceramic" }
+  ),
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "plaster",
+      "Plaster",
+      "A gypsum-, lime- or cement-based material applied wet and set in place to form a surface.",
+      [
+        wikidata3("Q274988", "plaster"),
+        wikidata3("Q52684119", "plaster (applied preparation)")
+      ].join("; ")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "mineral",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "rubber",
+      "Rubber",
+      "A natural or synthetic elastomer that recovers its shape after large deformation.",
+      [
+        wikidata3("Q18113858", "rubber"),
+        wikidata3("Q131877", "natural rubber")
+      ].join("; ")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "polymer",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // Metals.
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "zinc",
+      "Zinc",
+      "The metallic chemical element Zn used as a sheet, casting or coating metal; galvanised steel is a zinc coating and not this material.",
+      wikidata3("Q758", "zinc")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "non-ferrous-metal",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reviewed3(
+    "weathering-steel",
+    "Weathering steel",
+    "A steel alloy family that forms a stable rust-coloured oxide layer on exposure; the trade names are not the material.",
+    wikidata3("Q1024124", "weathering steel"),
+    { broaderSlug: "steel", seenAs: ["corten", "Cor-Ten"] }
+  ),
+  // Polymers sold as sheet. `acrylic` was published on 2026-09-11 as PMMA sheet alone; the
+  // hierarchy review of 2026-09-22 widened it to the polymer family, because ISO 2076 and FTC 16
+  // CFR 303 name the fibre "acrylic" and ISO 1043-1 names the sheet PMMA. The sheet is now
+  // `material.pmma` beneath it, and the trade names moved there with it. Recorded in ADR 0007.
+  {
+    broaderSlug: "polymer",
+    definition: "A family of polymers and fibres built predominantly from acrylonitrile, acrylate or methacrylate monomers, covering acrylic and modacrylic fibre, PMMA sheet and acrylic resins.",
+    introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE6,
+    label: "Acrylic",
+    note: "Widened on 2026-09-22 from PMMA sheet alone to the acrylic polymer family; the sheet is now material/pmma beneath it.",
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+      source: "the family grouping written here from Encyclopaedia Britannica, acrylic, https://www.britannica.com/science/acrylic; ISO 2076:2021 and US FTC 16 CFR 303.7 (acrylic and modacrylic fibre)"
+    },
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+    slug: "acrylic"
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "polycarbonate",
+      "Polycarbonate",
+      "A transparent, impact-resistant thermoplastic polymer family supplied as sheet or moulding.",
+      wikidata3("Q62246", "polycarbonate")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "polymer",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "linoleum",
+      "Linoleum",
+      "A resilient sheet or tile material of oxidised linseed oil, resin and filler on a fibre backing; it is not vinyl.",
+      wikidata3("Q108728", "linoleum"),
+      { altLabels: ["lino"] }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "composite",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // Wood and wood-based sheet.
+  reviewed3(
+    "hardwood",
+    "Hardwood",
+    "Wood from broadleaved (dicot) trees, named as a timber class rather than by hardness or species.",
+    [wikidata3("Q2266509", "hardwood"), WOOD_HANDBOOK2].join("; "),
+    { broaderSlug: "wood" }
+  ),
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "plywood",
+      "Plywood",
+      "A manufactured wood panel of cross-laminated veneer sheets.",
+      [
+        wikidata3("Q219803", "plywood"),
+        WOOD_HANDBOOK2,
+        "EN 636:2012+A1:2015"
+      ].join("; ")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "engineered-wood",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "mdf",
+      "MDF",
+      "A dry-process fibreboard with a density from 450 to below 800 kg/m3, as EN 316 and EN 622-5 class it.",
+      [
+        wikidata3("Q642231", "medium-density fibreboard"),
+        "EN 316:2009",
+        "EN 622-5:2009"
+      ].join("; "),
+      { altLabels: ["medium-density fibreboard", "medium-density fiberboard"] }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "fibreboard",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // The bare word `melamine` names this board first and the resin second; that ordering is an
+  // authored lexical entry in `v1.ts`, since `material.melamine` (the resin) is a concept of its
+  // own from 2026-09-22.
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "melamine-faced-board",
+      "Melamine-faced board",
+      "A wood-based panel faced with melamine-resin-impregnated paper pressed directly onto it, with no laminate sheet between, as EN 14322 specifies.",
+      [wikidata3("Q20180653", "melamine resin"), "EN 14322:2017"].join("; "),
+      {
+        altLabels: ["melamine-faced chipboard", "melamine board"]
+      }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "engineered-wood",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "silk",
+      "Silk",
+      "A natural protein filament fibre produced by silk moth larvae.",
+      wikidata3("Q37681", "silk")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "animal-fibre",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "hemp",
+      "Hemp",
+      "A plant bast fibre from Cannabis sativa used as a textile fibre.",
+      wikidata3("Q13414920", "hemp fiber")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "plant-fibre",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "mohair",
+      "Mohair",
+      "A natural animal fibre from the Angora goat; it is not the velvet sometimes woven from it.",
+      wikidata3("Q179628", "mohair")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "animal-fibre",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // Seagrass in furnishing is a sedge stem, not a fibre and not a marine plant, so it sits beneath
+  // `natural-organic` directly.
+  reviewed3(
+    "seagrass",
+    "Seagrass",
+    "Stems of a sedge of the genus Cyperus grown in flooded fields and woven for matting, distinct from marine seagrass.",
+    "https://retrorenovation.com/2019/05/14/what-are-seagrass-rugs-made-of/",
+    { broaderSlug: "natural-organic", reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE }
+  ),
+  // Rattan is a palm stem, not a fibre, so it sits beneath `palm` and not `natural-fibre`.
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "rattan",
+      "Rattan",
+      "The solid stem of climbing palms used whole or split as a furniture and weaving material; it is not bamboo and not the cane peeled from it.",
+      wikidata3("Q323021", "rattan")
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "palm",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // AUTHORED. Cane in furniture is the peeled outer skin of rattan woven as webbing, so it is
+  // related to rattan and not an instance of it; bare `cane` also names bamboo and sugar cane,
+  // which is why the definition pins the interiors reading and the relation is `related-to`.
+  {
+    ...authored3(
+      "cane",
+      "Cane",
+      "The peeled outer bark of rattan woven as open webbing for seats, backs and panels; not the whole stem and not bamboo.",
+      { related: [{ predicate: "related-to", target: "material.rattan" }] }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "natural-organic",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // Hides.
+  reparented(
+    reviewed3(
+      "cowhide",
+      "Cowhide",
+      "Cattle hide dressed with the hair retained, or leather from it.",
+      wikidata3("Q12492880", "cowhide"),
+      { broaderSlug: "bovine-hide" }
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "bronze",
-    "Bronze",
-    "A copper-alloy family historically associated with copper and tin; unmodified bronze does not identify a specific modern composition.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.bronze
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "synthetic-leather",
+      "Synthetic leather",
+      "A man-made coated or laminated material made to resemble leather, distinct from leather.",
+      wikidata3("Q1792537", "artificial leather"),
+      {
+        altLabels: ["faux leather", "vegan leather", "artificial leather"],
+        related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.leather" }],
+        seenAs: ["leatherette", "pleather"]
+      }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "composite",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  // Engineered surfacing, beneath `engineered-stone` from 2026-09-22. The bare word `quartz`
+  // names this surfacing first and the mineral second; that ordering is an authored lexical entry
+  // in `v1.ts`, since `material.quartz` (the mineral) is a concept of its own from that date.
+  {
+    ...reviewed3(
+      "engineered-quartz",
+      "Engineered quartz",
+      "A composite surfacing of crushed quartz bound in resin, distinct from quartzite and from the mineral quartz.",
+      wikidata3("Q5377800", "engineered stone"),
+      {
+        altLabels: ["quartz surfacing"],
+        related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET }]
+      }
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "engineered-stone",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  }
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-metals.ts
+var FERROUS_METAL_SLUG = "ferrous-metal";
+var NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG = "non-ferrous-metal";
+var COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG = "copper-alloy";
+var STEEL_SLUG = "steel";
+var STAINLESS_STEEL_SLUG = "stainless-steel";
+var ALUMINIUM_SLUG = "aluminium";
+var ALUMINIUM_ALLOY_SLUG = "aluminium-alloy";
+var EN_573_3 = "EN 573-3:2019";
+var UNS_COPPER = "Copper Development Association UNS designations, https://uns.copper.org/";
+var UNS_NICKEL_SILVERS = "UNS nickel silvers, https://uns.copper.org/wrought/nickel-silvers.php";
+var CAS_REGISTRY = "CAS Registry";
+var EN_10088_UNS = "EN 10088-1:2023; UNS";
+var MATERIAL_METALS_TERMS = [
+  // The class and its two families. No cited standard defines the everyday ferrous/non-ferrous
+  // split at this level of generality, so these three are in-house.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "metal",
+    "Metal",
+    "A chemical element or alloy characterised by metallic bonding, lustre and electrical and thermal conductivity, encompassing both ferrous and non-ferrous forms."
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+    "Ferrous metal",
+    "A metal or alloy whose principal constituent by mass is iron, as distinct from a non-ferrous metal.",
+    { altLabels: ["ferrous"], broaderSlug: "metal" }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+    "Non-ferrous metal",
+    "A metal or alloy whose principal constituent by mass is not iron.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["non-ferrous", "nonferrous metal"],
+      broaderSlug: "metal"
+    }
+  ),
+  // NEW, not in the source dictionary: `copper` in `material.ts` is defined at a minimum 99.3
+  // percent purity and cannot parent an alloy family, so `brass`, `bronze`, `gunmetal` and the new
+  // `nickel-silver` need a family of their own. Added here at the lead session's direction.
+  compositionTerm(
+    COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG,
+    "Copper alloy",
+    "An alloy in which copper is the principal element by mass.",
+    UNS_COPPER,
+    { broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG }
+  ),
+  // NEW, not in the source dictionary: `aluminium` is the element alone, so the wrought grades
+  // need an alloy family to sit beneath, as the copper alloys do.
+  compositionTerm(
+    ALUMINIUM_ALLOY_SLUG,
+    "Aluminium alloy",
+    "An alloy in which aluminium is the principal element by mass, as EN 573-3 designates by four-digit series.",
+    EN_573_3,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["aluminum alloy"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Elemental and alloy-family materials, alphabetical by label.
+  compositionTerm(
+    ALUMINIUM_SLUG,
+    "Aluminium",
+    "The metallic chemical element Al, atomic number 13.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Aluminum"],
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7429-90-5", "Aluminum")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "carbon-steel",
+    "Carbon steel",
+    "A non-alloy steel, as classified under EN 10020, whose properties derive from carbon content rather than from deliberate alloying additions.",
+    "EN 10020:2000",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["plain carbon steel"],
+      broaderSlug: STEEL_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["mild steel", "low carbon steel"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "chromium",
+    "Chromium",
+    "The metallic chemical element Cr, atomic number 24.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7440-47-3", "Chromium")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "galvanised-steel",
+    "Galvanised steel",
+    "Steel coated with a protective layer of zinc, such as by hot-dip galvanising to ISO 1461, distinct from the zinc coating itself.",
+    "ISO 1461:2022",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["hot-dip galvanised steel", "HDG steel"],
+      broaderSlug: STEEL_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["galvanized steel"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Bounded to fibre made of metal, so it is an instance of `metal`. A fibre merely coated in or
+  // wrapped with metal is not this concept, which is why the FTC's wider "metallic" is a broad
+  // match.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "metallic-fibre",
+    "Metallic fibre",
+    "A fibre made of metal, drawn or cut from a metal, as the generic name metal fibre covers.",
+    "ISO 2076:2021; Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I; US FTC 16 CFR 303.7",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["metal fibre", "metallic yarn"],
+      broaderSlug: "metal",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("iso-2076", "metal", "metal"),
+        externalMapping("eu-1007-2011", "metal", "metal"),
+        externalMapping("ftc-16cfr303", "metallic", "metallic", "broad")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["metallic fiber", "metal fiber"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "nickel-silver",
+    "Nickel silver",
+    "A copper-nickel-zinc alloy in the UNS C73500 to C79999 range, containing no silver.",
+    `ASTM B122/B122M; ${UNS_NICKEL_SILVERS}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["German silver", "alpaca silver"],
+      broaderSlug: COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "tin",
+    "Tin",
+    "The metallic chemical element Sn, atomic number 50.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7440-31-5", "Tin")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "titanium",
+    "Titanium",
+    "The metallic chemical element Ti, atomic number 22.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7440-32-6", "Titanium")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "zamak",
+    "Zamak",
+    "A zinc casting-alloy family with about four percent aluminium and a little magnesium, with copper in some grades, as EN 12844 designates (ZnAl4, ZnAl4Cu1, ZnAl4Cu3).",
+    "EN 1774; EN 12844; ASTM B86",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["zinc die-cast alloy"],
+      broaderSlug: NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["Zamac", "zinc alloy"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Named grades and tempers, alphabetical by label.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aluminium-6061",
+    "Aluminium 6061",
+    "A heat-treatable aluminium-magnesium-silicon wrought alloy designated 6061 under EN 573-3 and UNS A96061.",
+    `${EN_573_3}; UNS`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["6061 aluminium", "AA6061"],
+      broaderSlug: ALUMINIUM_ALLOY_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "EN AW-6061", "EN AW-AlMg1SiCu"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "A96061", "A96061")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["6061 aluminum", "aluminum 6061"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aluminium-6063",
+    "Aluminium 6063",
+    "A heat-treatable aluminium-magnesium-silicon wrought alloy designated 6063 under EN 573-3 and UNS A96063, commonly extruded for architectural profiles.",
+    `${EN_573_3}; UNS`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["6063 aluminium", "AA6063"],
+      broaderSlug: ALUMINIUM_ALLOY_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "EN AW-6063", "EN AW-AlMg0,7Si"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "A96063", "A96063")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["6063 aluminum", "aluminum 6063"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cast-iron",
+    "Cast iron",
+    "An alloy of iron with carbon above two percent by mass, shaped by casting.",
+    "ASTM A644-24",
+    { broaderSlug: FERROUS_METAL_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "stainless-steel-304",
+    "Stainless steel 304",
+    "An austenitic chromium-nickel stainless steel grade designated UNS S30400 and EN 10088 steel number 1.4301.",
+    EN_10088_UNS,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "304 stainless steel",
+        "type 304 stainless steel",
+        "AISI 304",
+        "SS304",
+        "SS 304"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: STAINLESS_STEEL_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "1.4301", "X5CrNi18-10"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "S30400", "S30400")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "stainless-steel-316",
+    "Stainless steel 316",
+    "An austenitic chromium-nickel-molybdenum stainless steel grade designated UNS S31600 and EN 10088 steel number 1.4401.",
+    EN_10088_UNS,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "316 stainless steel",
+        "type 316 stainless steel",
+        "AISI 316",
+        "SS316",
+        "SS 316"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: STAINLESS_STEEL_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "1.4401", "X5CrNiMo17-12-2"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "S31600", "S31600")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "stainless-steel-316l",
+    "Stainless steel 316L",
+    "A low-carbon variant of 316 austenitic stainless steel, designated UNS S31603 and EN 10088 steel number 1.4404, offering improved resistance to weld-decay corrosion.",
+    EN_10088_UNS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["316L", "316L stainless steel"],
+      broaderSlug: STAINLESS_STEEL_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "1.4404", "X2CrNiMo17-12-2"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "S31603", "S31603")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "stainless-steel-430",
+    "Stainless steel 430",
+    "A ferritic stainless steel grade designated UNS S43000 and EN 10088 steel number 1.4016, with no deliberate nickel addition (0.75 percent maximum).",
+    EN_10088_UNS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["430 stainless steel"],
+      broaderSlug: STAINLESS_STEEL_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("en", "1.4016", "X6Cr17"),
+        externalMapping("uns", "S43000", "S43000")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "wrought-iron",
+    "Wrought iron",
+    "A low-carbon iron-carbon material containing fibrous slag inclusions, worked by hand or mill forging rather than cast; named by its manufacture, not by elemental iron.",
+    { broaderSlug: FERROUS_METAL_SLUG }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-mineral-additives.ts
+var CAS = "CAS Registry";
+var MINERAL_SLUG = "mineral";
+var PIGMENT_SLUG = "pigment";
+var FILLER_SLUG = "filler";
+var FLAME_RETARDANT_ADDITIVE_SLUG = "flame-retardant-additive";
+var MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG = "mineral-oxide";
+var ISO_18451_1 = "ISO 18451-1:2019";
+var roleOf = (slug) => ({
+  predicate: "related-to",
+  target: `material.${slug}`
+});
+var AS_PIGMENT = roleOf(PIGMENT_SLUG);
+var AS_FILLER = roleOf(FILLER_SLUG);
+var AS_FLAME_RETARDANT = roleOf(FLAME_RETARDANT_ADDITIVE_SLUG);
+var MATERIAL_MINERAL_ADDITIVES_TERMS = [
+  // The three role names. A declared composition uses them when it names the role and not the
+  // substance, so they are leaves beneath `mineral` and never parents: each substance below sits
+  // beneath the chemistry it has and points at its usual role with `related-to`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    FILLER_SLUG,
+    "Filler",
+    "An inorganic particulate substance added to extend a material or modify its properties, named in a composition when the specific filler is not.",
+    ISO_18451_1,
+    { altLabels: ["mineral filler", "extender"], broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    FLAME_RETARDANT_ADDITIVE_SLUG,
+    "Flame retardant additive",
+    "An inorganic substance added to a material to reduce its flammability, named in a composition when the specific additive is not.",
+    "ISO 13943:2023",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["flame retardants", "fire retardant additive"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    PIGMENT_SLUG,
+    "Pigment",
+    "An inorganic insoluble particulate substance added to colour a material, named in a composition when the specific pigment is not.",
+    ISO_18451_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["colour pigment", "color pigment"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  // Substances named for a role above, each beneath the chemistry it has.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "carbon-black",
+    "Carbon black",
+    "A finely divided, nearly pure form of elemental carbon produced by the controlled incomplete combustion or thermal decomposition of hydrocarbons, used as a black pigment and reinforcing filler.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["furnace black"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1333-86-4", "Carbon black")],
+      related: [AS_PIGMENT]
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "iron-oxide",
+    "Iron oxide",
+    "A collective term for the naturally occurring and synthetic oxide compounds of iron, such as haematite and magnetite, used as red, yellow, brown and black mineral pigments.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["iron oxide pigment"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      related: [AS_PIGMENT]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "titanium-dioxide",
+    "Titanium dioxide",
+    "The chemical compound TiO2 in its pigmentary crystalline forms, rutile and anatase, used as a white pigment for its high refractive index and opacity.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["TiO2", "titanium white", "titanium oxide"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "13463-67-7", "Titanium dioxide")],
+      related: [AS_PIGMENT]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "zinc-sulfide",
+    "Zinc sulfide",
+    "The chemical compound ZnS, used as a white pigment and as a host lattice for phosphorescent and fluorescent pigments.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["zinc sulphide"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1314-98-3", "Zinc Sulfide")],
+      related: [AS_PIGMENT]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "barium-sulfate",
+    "Barium sulfate",
+    "The chemical compound BaSO4, occurring naturally as the mineral barytes and produced synthetically, used as a dense, chemically inert mineral filler.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["barium sulphate", "barytes", "baryte", "BaSO4"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7727-43-7", "Barium Sulfate")],
+      related: [AS_FILLER]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "calcium-carbonate",
+    "Calcium carbonate",
+    "The chemical compound CaCO3, ground or precipitated for use as a mineral filler and extender.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "CaCO3",
+        "ground calcium carbonate",
+        "precipitated calcium carbonate"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "471-34-1", "Calcium Carbonate")],
+      related: [AS_FILLER]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "talc",
+    "Talc",
+    "A hydrated magnesium silicate sheet mineral, the softest mineral on the Mohs scale, used as a filler and extender.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["talcum"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "14807-96-6", "Talc")],
+      related: [AS_FILLER]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Mineral oxide's own materials, alphabetical by label. `mineral-oxide` itself is defined in
+  // `material-minerals.ts`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aluminium-oxide",
+    "Aluminium oxide",
+    "The chemical compound Al2O3, produced from bauxite or occurring naturally as corundum, used as a mineral raw material and abrasive.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["alumina", "Al2O3", "aluminum oxide"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1344-28-1", "Alumina")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "calcium-oxide",
+    "Calcium oxide",
+    "The chemical compound CaO, produced by calcining calcium carbonate, used as a raw material in cement, lime and glass manufacture.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["quicklime", "burnt lime"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1305-78-8", "Calcium Oxide")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "magnesium-oxide",
+    "Magnesium oxide",
+    "The chemical compound MgO, produced by calcining magnesium carbonate or hydroxide, used as a raw material and mineral filler.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["magnesia"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1309-48-4", "Magnesium Oxide")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aluminium-hydroxide",
+    "Aluminium hydroxide",
+    "The chemical compound Al(OH)3, used as a mineral flame-retardant additive that releases water and absorbs heat as it decomposes.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "aluminum hydroxide",
+        "aluminium trihydroxide",
+        "alumina trihydrate",
+        "aluminium trihydrate"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "21645-51-2", "Aluminum Hydroxide")],
+      related: [AS_FLAME_RETARDANT]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "antimony-trioxide",
+    "Antimony trioxide",
+    "The chemical compound Sb2O3, used as a synergist flame-retardant additive alongside halogenated compounds rather than alone.",
+    CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["antimony oxide", "Sb2O3"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_OXIDE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1309-64-4", "Antimony Trioxide")],
+      related: [AS_FLAME_RETARDANT]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-minerals.ts
+var EU_ANNEX_I2 = "Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I";
+var STANDARD_FTC_ROW = "US FTC 16 CFR 303.7";
+var ISO_2076_2021 = "ISO 2076:2021";
+var CAS2 = "CAS Registry";
+var ASTM_C242 = "ASTM C242-20";
+var MINERAL_SLUG2 = "mineral";
+var SILICA_SLUG = "silica";
+var GLASS_SLUG = "glass";
+var CEMENTITIOUS_SLUG = "cementitious";
+var CERAMIC_SLUG = "ceramic";
+var SILICON_DIOXIDE_SLUG = "silicon-dioxide";
+var GYPSUM_SLUG = "gypsum";
+var MATERIAL_MINERALS_TERMS = [
+  // The class and its new families. No cited standard defines the mineral class at this level of
+  // generality, so it is in-house; `glass` and `cementitious` each have a public terminology
+  // standard, `silica` and `mineral-oxide` do not.
+  authoredTerm(
+    MINERAL_SLUG2,
+    "Mineral",
+    "An inorganic material outside the metal and polymer material classes, encompassing quarried stone, fired ceramic and glass bodies, cementitious binders, elemental and compound minerals, and the particulate substances used as their pigments, fillers and flame-retardant additives.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["mineral material"],
+      seenAs: ["minerals", "mineral & ceramic", "ceramic & glass"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    CEMENTITIOUS_SLUG,
+    "Cementitious",
+    "A material that sets and develops strength through a chemical reaction with water, together with the binders and materials made from it.",
+    "ASTM C125-24",
+    { altLabels: ["cementitious material"], broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2 }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    GLASS_SLUG,
+    "Glass",
+    "An inorganic product of fusion cooled to a rigid condition without crystallising, spanning compositions and manufactured forms.",
+    "ASTM C162-05(2015)",
+    { broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2, seenAs: ["vetro"] }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "mineral-oxide",
+    "Mineral oxide",
+    "A compound of a metal or metalloid element with oxygen occurring or produced as a mineral substance.",
+    { broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2 }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    SILICA_SLUG,
+    "Silica",
+    "Silicon dioxide, SiO2, in its crystalline and amorphous forms.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["silicon dioxide", "SiO2"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7631-86-9", "Silica")]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Materials directly beneath `mineral`, alphabetical by label.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "feldspar",
+    "Feldspar",
+    "A group of rock-forming aluminosilicate minerals containing potassium, sodium or calcium, among the most abundant mineral groups in the Earth's crust.",
+    { broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2 }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    GYPSUM_SLUG,
+    "Gypsum",
+    "Calcium sulfate dihydrate in its natural or synthetic mineral form, the raw material from which gypsum binders and plasters are produced.",
+    "EN 13279-1:2008",
+    { broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2 }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "mica",
+    "Mica",
+    "A group of sheet-silicate minerals characterised by perfect basal cleavage into thin, flexible flakes.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "12001-26-2", "Mica-group minerals")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "mineral-wool",
+    "Mineral wool",
+    "A synthetic inorganic fibre manufactured by melting rock, slag or glass and forming it into fine fibres, used chiefly as thermal and acoustic insulation.",
+    "EN 13162:2012+A1:2015",
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "mineral fibre",
+        "mineral fiber",
+        "stone wool",
+        "rock wool",
+        "slag wool"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "silicon",
+    "Silicon",
+    "The metalloid chemical element Si, atomic number 14, in its elemental solid form; compounds such as silicon dioxide are distinct.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["elemental silicon"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "7440-21-3", "Silicon")]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Sand is bounded by grain size, not by chemistry: a carbonate sand is still sand, so it sits
+  // beneath `mineral` and not beneath `silica`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "sand",
+    "Sand",
+    "Loose mineral grains between 0.063 and 2 millimetres across, as ISO 14688-1 bounds the sand fraction.",
+    "ISO 14688-1:2017",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2,
+      seenAs: ["silica sand", "quartz sand"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Deprecated on arrival: silica and silicon dioxide name one compound, so the consumer's id
+  // survives here pointing at `silica`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    SILICON_DIOXIDE_SLUG,
+    "Silicon dioxide",
+    "The chemical compound SiO2, the same compound silica names.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["silicon oxide"],
+      note: "Deprecated in favour of silica, which names the same compound.",
+      status: "deprecated",
+      supersededByReference: "material.silica"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Silica's mineral species, alphabetical by label.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cristobalite",
+    "Cristobalite",
+    "A tetragonal or cubic high-temperature crystalline polymorph of silicon dioxide, distinct from quartz.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: SILICA_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "14464-46-1", "Cristobalite")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quartz",
+    "Quartz",
+    "The trigonal crystalline mineral form of silicon dioxide; the mineral species, not the resin-bound engineered quartz surfacing sold under the same wild-form word.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["quartz crystal"],
+      broaderSlug: SILICA_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "14808-60-7", "Quartz")]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Beneath `ceramic`, alphabetical by label.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "earthenware",
+    "Earthenware",
+    "A fired ceramic body that remains porous after firing, with water absorption above the threshold that separates it from stoneware and porcelain.",
+    ASTM_C242,
+    { broaderSlug: CERAMIC_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "sintered-stone",
+    "Sintered stone",
+    "A dense compact slab manufactured by sintering ceramic and mineral raw materials under heat and pressure without a resin binder, distinct from natural stone and from resin-bound engineered surfacing.",
+    "ANSI A137.3-2022",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["sintered stone slab"],
+      broaderSlug: CERAMIC_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "stoneware",
+    "Stoneware",
+    "A vitreous or semivitreous fired ceramic ware of fine texture made primarily from nonrefractory fire clay, or from clays, fluxes and silica giving similar properties, as ASTM C242 defines.",
+    ASTM_C242,
+    { broaderSlug: CERAMIC_SLUG }
+  ),
+  // Beneath `clay`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "kaolin",
+    "Kaolin",
+    "A clay rich in the mineral kaolinite, fine-grained and typically white-firing, used as a raw material in ceramic bodies and as a filler and pigment extender.",
+    CAS2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["china clay"],
+      broaderSlug: "clay",
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "1332-58-7", "Kaolin")],
+      seenAs: ["kaolinite"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Glass's own materials, alphabetical by label.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "crystal",
+    "Crystal",
+    "Glass with at least 10 percent by mass of lead, barium, zinc or potassium oxide, singly or together, and a refractive index of at least 1.520, with lead crystal at or above 24 percent lead oxide, as Directive 69/493/EEC classes it.",
+    "Council Directive 69/493/EEC, https://www.legislation.gov.uk/eudr/1969/493/annexes/data.xht",
+    { altLabels: ["crystal glass", "lead crystal"], broaderSlug: GLASS_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "glass-fibre",
+    "Glass fibre",
+    "A fibre manufactured from glass, given the generic name 'glass' under ISO 2076 and US FTC 16 CFR 303.7 and 'glass fibre' under EU Regulation No 1007/2011 Annex I; textile and reinforcement forms are not distinguished.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I2} row 44; ${STANDARD_FTC_ROW}; ${ISO_2076_2021}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "glass fiber",
+        "fibreglass",
+        "fiberglass",
+        "fibre glass",
+        "fiber glass"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: GLASS_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping("iso-2076", "glass", "Glass"),
+        externalMapping("eu-1007-2011", "glass fibre", "Glass fibre"),
+        externalMapping("ftc-16cfr303", "glass", "Glass")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["glass fibers"]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  // Cementitious's own material. `terrazzo` is NOT included here: the composition dictionary (src-05) parents it under
+  // `cementitious`, but modern terrazzo is also made with a resin (typically epoxy) binder, so
+  // cementitious is not true of every instance. It is written under `composite` instead, below.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cement",
+    "Cement",
+    "A hydraulic binder that, mixed with water, forms a paste that sets and hardens through hydration and remains stable once hardened, as classified among the common cements in EN 197-1.",
+    "EN 197-1:2011",
+    { broaderSlug: CEMENTITIOUS_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "terrazzo",
+    "Terrazzo",
+    "A surfacing of marble, granite, quartz or glass chips set in a cement or resin binder and ground and polished to expose the aggregate, as EN 13748-1 specifies for cement-bound terrazzo tiles.",
+    "EN 13748-1:2004 (cement-bound terrazzo tiles)",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "composite",
+      related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.stone" }]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Beneath `mineral`, not `gypsum`: the board carries a paper facing, so not every part of it is
+  // gypsum.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "plasterboard",
+    "Plasterboard",
+    "A board with a set gypsum core faced on each side with paper, as EN 520 specifies.",
+    "EN 520:2004+A1:2009",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["gypsum board", "drywall", "gypsum plasterboard"],
+      broaderSlug: MINERAL_SLUG2
+    }
+  ),
+  // Plaster's own material. `plaster` itself already exists in `material-everyday.ts` and sits
+  // beneath `mineral`, since a lime plaster sets by carbonation and is not cementitious.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "lime-plaster",
+    "Lime plaster",
+    "A plaster in which lime, rather than gypsum or cement, is the principal binder, traditionally applied in coats and hardening chiefly by carbonation as it cures.",
+    "EN 459-1:2015",
+    { altLabels: ["lime render"], broaderSlug: "plaster" }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-natural-organic.ts
+var NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG = "natural-fibre";
+var NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG = "natural-organic";
+var ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG = "animal-fibre";
+var PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG = "plant-fibre";
+var GRASS_SLUG = "grass";
+var CAS_REGISTRY2 = "CAS Registry";
+var ISO_6938 = "ISO 6938:2012";
+var ISO_4046 = "ISO 4046 series";
+var EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I = "Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I";
+var EU_1007_2011_SCHEME = "eu-1007-2011";
+var MATERIAL_NATURAL_ORGANIC_TERMS = [
+  // The root class, and the four legacy top-level classes the composition dictionary (src-05) retired against it (or, for the
+  // two chemically-defined classes, against the polymer and mineral families a sibling class
+  // writes). Deprecated terms keep a definition of what they used to mean, plus the note.
+  authoredTerm(
+    NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG,
+    "Natural organic",
+    "The class of materials derived from a living or once-living plant, animal or fungal organism, as distinct from a mined mineral, a metal or a wholly synthetic material.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["plant-derived material"]
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "animal-material",
+    "Animal material",
+    "A legacy top-level class for materials derived from animals, since split into fibre, hide and other animal-derived families.",
+    {
+      note: "Deprecated in favour of natural-organic, whose animal-fibre family and the existing leather concept now carry the distinctions this class did not make.",
+      status: "deprecated",
+      supersededByReference: "material.natural-organic"
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "chemical",
+    "Chemical",
+    "A legacy top-level class for chemically synthesised, non-natural materials that did not distinguish specific polymer families.",
+    {
+      note: "Deprecated in favour of polymer, which classifies synthesised materials by their specific polymer family.",
+      status: "deprecated",
+      supersededByReference: "material.polymer"
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "chemical-element",
+    "Chemical element",
+    "A legacy top-level class for materials named directly for an elemental metal or mineral rather than for a compound or alloy.",
+    {
+      note: "Deprecated in favour of metal for the elemental metals; the elemental minerals it held go to material.mineral.",
+      status: "deprecated",
+      supersededByReference: "material.metal"
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "plant-material",
+    "Plant material",
+    "A legacy top-level class for materials derived from plants, since split into fibre, cellulose, oil and other plant-derived families.",
+    {
+      note: "Deprecated in favour of natural-organic, whose plant-fibre, cellulose, plant-oil and natural-resin families now carry the distinctions this class did not make.",
+      status: "deprecated",
+      supersededByReference: "material.natural-organic"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Families. `plant-fibre` and `animal-fibre` sit under `natural-fibre`, published in
+  // material.ts, rather than directly under `natural-organic` as the composition dictionary (src-05) has it.
+  compositionTerm(
+    ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+    "Animal fibre",
+    "A fibre obtained from an animal source, such as wool, hair or a silk-secreting insect, as distinct from a fibre of plant or synthetic origin.",
+    ISO_6938,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["animal fiber"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cellulose",
+    "Cellulose",
+    "The structural polysaccharide of linked D-glucose units that forms plant cell walls, and the fibre or pulp material refined from it; regenerated fibres such as viscose are a separate polymer state and excluded.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["cellulose fibre", "cellulose fiber"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "9004-34-6", "Cellulose", "exact")]
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "natural-resin",
+    "Natural resin",
+    "A solid or semi-solid organic exudate produced by a plant, such as an oleoresin or gum, used without further chemical modification; synthetic and semi-synthetic resins are excluded.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["plant resin"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG,
+    "Plant fibre",
+    "A fibre obtained directly from a plant source, such as its bast, leaf, seed hair or fruit husk, as distinct from a fibre of animal or synthetic origin.",
+    ISO_6938,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["plant fiber", "vegetable fibre", "vegetable fiber"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "plant-oil",
+    "Plant oil",
+    "A fixed or drying oil expressed or extracted from a plant seed, fruit or nut, as distinct from a mineral or synthetic oil.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["vegetable oil"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  // Plant families by botany: `grass` (Poaceae) holds bamboo, reed and hay, and `palm`
+  // (Arecaceae) holds rattan. None of them is wood.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "grass",
+    "Grass",
+    "Dried or woven stem and leaf material from a grass of the family Poaceae.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["grass fibre", "grass fiber"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "palm",
+    "Palm",
+    "Stem or leaf material from a palm (family Arecaceae).",
+    { broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "bamboo",
+    "Bamboo",
+    "A woody grass of the subfamily Bambusoideae, used as a solid cane, split strip or laminated material.",
+    "ISO 21625:2020",
+    { broaderSlug: GRASS_SLUG }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "hay",
+    "Hay",
+    "Grass cut and dried, used as a decorative, packing or building material.",
+    { broaderSlug: GRASS_SLUG }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "reed",
+    "Reed",
+    "The dried stem of a tall wetland grass, most often the common reed Phragmites australis, used whole or split as a thatching, screening or weaving material.",
+    { broaderSlug: GRASS_SLUG }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "shell",
+    "Shell",
+    "The hard calcareous exoskeleton of a mollusc, used decoratively or as an inlay and veneer material, including nacreous mother-of-pearl layers.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["seashell"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["mother of pearl"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Plant fibres, each beneath `plant-fibre`. Definitions from Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex
+  // I; every id_eu_1007_2011 in the source JSON is published as an external mapping.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "abaca",
+    "Abaca",
+    "A leaf fibre obtained from the sheathing leaf of Musa textilis.",
+    `${EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I} row 10`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["manila hemp", "Musa textilis"],
+      broaderSlug: PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "abaca", "abaca (Manila hemp)")
+      ]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "coir",
+    "Coir",
+    "A fibre obtained from the fruit husk of the coconut palm, Cocos nucifera.",
+    `${EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I} row 12`,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "coconut fibre",
+        "coconut fiber",
+        "coco fibre",
+        "coco fiber",
+        "Cocos nucifera"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "coir", "coir (coconut)")
+      ]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "kapok",
+    "Kapok",
+    "A seed-hair fibre obtained from the fruit of the kapok tree, Ceiba pentandra.",
+    `${EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I} row 6`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Ceiba pentandra"],
+      broaderSlug: PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "kapok", "kapok")]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ramie",
+    "Ramie",
+    "A bast fibre obtained from Boehmeria nivea or Boehmeria tenacissima.",
+    `${EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I} row 14`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["ramie fibre", "ramie fiber", "Boehmeria nivea"],
+      broaderSlug: PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "ramie", "ramie")]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  // Animal fibres, each beneath `animal-fibre`. Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I names alpaca,
+  // camel, cashmere, mohair and angora together in row 2 and horsehair in row 3, so the mapping
+  // identifier is the row number, its label is that row's word for this species, and the row is
+  // broader than any one species in it.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "alpaca",
+    "Alpaca",
+    "Hair from the alpaca, a domesticated South American camelid.",
+    EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "2", "alpaca", "broad")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "angora",
+    "Angora",
+    "Fine hair from the Angora rabbit, distinct from mohair, which is Angora goat hair.",
+    EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "2", "angora", "broad")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "camel-hair",
+    "Camel hair",
+    "Hair from a camel, whether dromedary or Bactrian.",
+    EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["camel", "camelhair"],
+      broaderSlug: ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "2", "camel", "broad")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cashmere",
+    "Cashmere",
+    "The fine undercoat hair of the cashmere goat, distinct from coarser guard hair and from mohair, which is Angora goat hair.",
+    EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "2", "cashmere", "broad")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "horsehair",
+    "Horsehair",
+    "Hair from a horse, named with an indication of species under Annex I's general animal-hair fibre category.",
+    EU_1007_2011_ANNEX_I,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["horse hair"],
+      broaderSlug: ANIMAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_2011_SCHEME, "3", "horsehair", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Cellulose materials.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "wood-pulp",
+    "Wood pulp",
+    "Fibrous cellulose material mechanically or chemically separated from wood, used as a papermaking or moulding feedstock rather than a finished sheet.",
+    ISO_4046,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["pulp", "cellulose pulp"],
+      broaderSlug: "cellulose"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Plant oils, each beneath `plant-oil`. CAS numbers verified against PubChem substance records
+  // on the review date, since CAS Common Chemistry's own API now requires a key this review did
+  // not have.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "linseed-oil",
+    "Linseed oil",
+    "A drying oil expressed from flax seed, Linum usitatissimum, used as a paint, varnish and wood-finishing vehicle and as the binder in linoleum.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["flaxseed oil"],
+      broaderSlug: "plant-oil",
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "8001-26-1", "Linseed oil", "exact")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "soybean-oil",
+    "Soybean oil",
+    "A vegetable oil expressed or extracted from soybean seed, Glycine max.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["soya bean oil", "soya oil", "soy oil"],
+      broaderSlug: "plant-oil",
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "8001-22-7", "Soybean oil", "exact")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "tall-oil",
+    "Tall oil",
+    "A by-product of kraft pulping of pine, a mixture of resin acids and fatty acids.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["tallol", "crude tall oil"],
+      broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping("cas", "8002-26-4", "Tall oil", "exact")]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Natural resin.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "gum-rosin",
+    "Gum rosin",
+    "The solid resin left after distilling the volatile turpentine oil from pine oleoresin tapped directly from a living tree.",
+    CAS_REGISTRY2,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["rosin", "colophony", "colophonium", "pine rosin"],
+      broaderSlug: "natural-resin",
+      external: [
+        // CAS 8050-09-7 resolves to rosin generically (wood rosin and tall-oil rosin share the
+        // same record); gum rosin is one source of it, so the match is close, not exact.
+        externalMapping("cas", "8050-09-7", "Rosin", "close")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Variants under existing published concepts. `bovine-hide` is defined as tanned leather, so it
+  // sits under `leather`; `kraft-paper` sits under `paper`.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "bovine-hide",
+    "Bovine leather",
+    "Leather tanned from the hide of cattle.",
+    "ISO 15115:2019",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["cow leather", "cattle leather"],
+      broaderSlug: "leather",
+      seenAs: ["bovine hide"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "kraft-paper",
+    "Kraft paper",
+    "Paper made predominantly from kraft, or sulphate, wood pulp, valued for its high tear and burst strength.",
+    ISO_4046,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["kraft"],
+      broaderSlug: "paper"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Composite. `engineered-stone` is the agglomerated-stone family; the already-published
+  // `engineered-quartz` in material-everyday.ts is the quartz-specific member and is being
+  // re-parented under it, so its quartz-only aliases stay on that narrower term, not here.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "engineered-stone",
+    "Engineered stone",
+    "A composite surfacing material of crushed natural mineral aggregate bound with a resin or cement matrix and consolidated under pressure; it is not natural stone.",
+    "EN 14618:2009 and EN 15285:2008",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["agglomerated stone"],
+      broaderSlug: "composite",
+      related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.stone" }]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-polymer-additives.ts
+var CAS3 = "cas";
+var COATING_MATERIAL_SLUG = "coating-material";
+var MONOMER_SLUG = "monomer";
+var PLASTICISER_SLUG = "plasticiser";
+var STANDARD_CAS = "CAS Registry";
+var ISO_4618 = "ISO 4618:2023";
+var MATERIAL_POLYMER_ADDITIVES_TERMS = [
+  compositionTerm(
+    COATING_MATERIAL_SLUG,
+    "Coating material",
+    "A substance in liquid, paste or powder form that, applied to a surface, forms a protective or decorative film, covering paint, lacquer and varnish.",
+    ISO_4618,
+    { seenAs: ["Paints & Coatings"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    MONOMER_SLUG,
+    "Monomer",
+    "A substance consisting of molecules that can each be linked by covalent bonds to one or more like molecules to form a polymer.",
+    "ISO 472:2013"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    PLASTICISER_SLUG,
+    "Plasticiser",
+    "A substance incorporated in a polymer to increase its flexibility, workability or distensibility.",
+    "ISO 472:2013",
+    { seenAs: ["Plasticizer"] }
+  ),
+  // Materials.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "butyl-acrylate",
+    "Butyl acrylate",
+    "The butyl ester of acrylic acid, a monomer copolymerised in acrylic polymers, coatings and adhesives to impart flexibility.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["n-Butyl acrylate"],
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "141-32-2", "Butyl Acrylate")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "caprolactam",
+    "Caprolactam",
+    "The cyclic amide (lactam) monomer whose ring-opening polymerisation forms nylon 6.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "105-60-2", "Caprolactam")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "deht",
+    "DEHT",
+    "A phthalate-free diester plasticiser of terephthalic acid and 2-ethylhexanol, used as a general-purpose alternative to phthalate plasticisers in flexible polyvinyl chloride.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "DOTP",
+        "Dioctyl terephthalate",
+        "Bis(2-ethylhexyl) terephthalate"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: PLASTICISER_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(CAS3, "6422-86-2", "Di-(2-ethylhexyl) terephthalate")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "dehp",
+    "DEHP",
+    "A phthalate-ester plasticiser of phthalic acid and 2-ethylhexanol, historically the most widely used general-purpose plasticiser for flexible polyvinyl chloride and now restricted in many applications.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate"],
+      broaderSlug: PLASTICISER_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(CAS3, "117-81-7", "Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "dinch",
+    "DINCH",
+    "A phthalate-free diester plasticiser of cyclohexane-1,2-dicarboxylic acid and isononanol, used in flexible polyvinyl chloride for food-contact and toy applications.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Diisononyl cyclohexane-1,2-dicarboxylate"],
+      broaderSlug: PLASTICISER_SLUG,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(CAS3, "166412-78-8", "Diisononyl hexahydrophthalate")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "epoxidised-soybean-oil",
+    "Epoxidised soybean oil",
+    "A plasticiser and polyvinyl chloride stabiliser produced by epoxidising the unsaturated fatty-acid chains of soybean oil.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["ESBO"],
+      broaderSlug: PLASTICISER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "8013-07-8", "Epoxidized soybean oil")],
+      seenAs: ["Epoxidized soybean oil", "Epoxidised soya bean oil"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "formaldehyde",
+    "Formaldehyde",
+    "The simplest aldehyde monomer, condensed with phenol, melamine or urea to form phenolic, melamine and urea-formaldehyde resins.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Methanal"],
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "50-00-0", "Formaldehyde")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "lacquer",
+    "Lacquer",
+    "A fast-drying clear or pigmented coating material, classically nitrocellulose or acrylic drying by solvent evaporation, and also catalysed and urushi lacquers that cure.",
+    ISO_4618,
+    { broaderSlug: COATING_MATERIAL_SLUG, seenAs: ["Laquer"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "methyl-methacrylate",
+    "Methyl methacrylate",
+    "The methacrylate ester monomer polymerised to form PMMA and copolymerised in other acrylic polymers.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "80-62-6", "Methyl Methacrylate")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "paint",
+    "Paint",
+    "A pigmented coating material that dries or cures to an opaque film.",
+    ISO_4618,
+    { broaderSlug: COATING_MATERIAL_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "styrene",
+    "Styrene",
+    "An aromatic hydrocarbon monomer, vinylbenzene, polymerised to form polystyrene and copolymerised in ABS, SBR and unsaturated polyester resins.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Vinylbenzene"],
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "100-42-5", "Styrene")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "varnish",
+    "Varnish",
+    "A clear coating material, typically an oil- or resin-based liquid, that dries or cures to a hard transparent protective film without added pigment.",
+    ISO_4618,
+    { broaderSlug: COATING_MATERIAL_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "vinyl-acetate",
+    "Vinyl acetate",
+    "The ester monomer of acetic acid and vinyl alcohol, polymerised to form polyvinyl acetate and copolymerised with ethylene to form EVA.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "108-05-4", "Vinyl Acetate")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "vinyl-chloride",
+    "Vinyl chloride",
+    "The chlorinated ethylene monomer polymerised to form polyvinyl chloride.",
+    STANDARD_CAS,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: MONOMER_SLUG,
+      external: [externalMapping(CAS3, "75-01-4", "Vinyl Chloride")]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Not a coating material: a wax is a substance whatever it is used for. Bounded to plant and
+  // animal origin so it is true subsumption under `natural-organic`; a mineral or synthetic wax is
+  // outside it.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "wax",
+    "Wax",
+    "An ester-based solid of plant or animal origin, plastic at room temperature and melting above about forty degrees Celsius.",
+    { broaderSlug: "natural-organic" }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-polymers.ts
+var EU_ANNEX_I3 = "Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I";
+var EU_1007_20112 = "eu-1007-2011";
+var FTC_16CFR3032 = "ftc-16cfr303";
+var ISO_1043_12 = "iso-1043-1";
+var ISO_1629 = "iso-1629";
+var ISO_1874_1 = "iso-1874-1";
+var ISO_20762 = "iso-2076";
+var STANDARD_ISO_472 = "ISO 472:2013";
+var STANDARD_ISO_1043_1 = "ISO 1043-1:2011+Amd 1:2016";
+var STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER = "ISO 1629:2025";
+var STANDARD_ISO_16396_1 = "ISO 16396-1:2015";
+var STANDARD_ISO_20762 = "ISO 2076:2021";
+var STANDARD_FTC2 = "US FTC 16 CFR 303.7";
+var same2 = (scheme, name) => externalMapping(scheme, name, name);
+var EU_POLYAMIDE = "polyamide or nylon";
+var PMMA_NAME = "poly(methyl methacrylate)";
+var NARROW = "narrow";
+var BROAD = "broad";
+var narrowFibreNames = (name) => [
+  externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, name, name, NARROW),
+  externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, name, name, NARROW),
+  externalMapping(ISO_20762, name, name, NARROW)
+];
+var fibreNames2 = (name, extra = []) => [
+  same2(EU_1007_20112, name),
+  same2(FTC_16CFR3032, name),
+  same2(ISO_20762, name),
+  ...extra
+];
+var POLYMER_SLUG2 = "polymer";
+var MATERIAL_POLYMERS_TERMS = [
+  compositionTerm(
+    POLYMER_SLUG2,
+    "Polymer",
+    "A substance whose molecules are built from many repeated monomer units; the class covers the plastics, fibre polymers, rubbers, resins and man-made cellulosics that a declared composition names.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_472
+  ),
+  // Families.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyamide",
+    "Polyamide",
+    "A polymer family whose repeat units are linked by amide bonds, covering polyamide fibres such as nylon and aramid and polyamide moulding and engineering plastics.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}; ${STANDARD_ISO_20762}`,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, EU_POLYAMIDE, EU_POLYAMIDE, NARROW),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PA", "polyamide"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "polyamide", "polyamide", NARROW)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Polyamid", "Poliammide"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyester",
+    "Polyester",
+    "A polymer family whose repeat units are linked by ester bonds, covering polyester fibres, engineering thermoplastics such as PET and PBT, and unsaturated polyester resins.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_20762}; ${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}`,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: narrowFibreNames("polyester"),
+      seenAs: ["Poly Ester", "Poliestere", "Poli\xE9ster"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyolefin",
+    "Polyolefin",
+    "A polymer family built from olefin (alkene) monomers, covering polyethylene, polypropylene and the olefin fibres made from them.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_472}; ${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}`,
+    { broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2 }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyurethane",
+    "Polyurethane",
+    "A polymer family formed by reacting a polyol with an isocyanate to form urethane linkages, covering rigid and flexible foams, elastomers, coatings and elastane fibre.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "polyurethane", "polyurethane", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PUR", "polyurethane")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Poly Urethane", "Polyurethan", "Urethane"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "resin",
+    "Resin",
+    "A solid, semi-solid or pseudo-solid organic polymer material, often of high molecular weight, used as a binder, coating or cast or moulded solid rather than as a fibre or bulk engineering plastic.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_472,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Synthetic resin"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2
+    }
+  ),
+  // Materials.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "abs",
+    "ABS",
+    "A thermoplastic terpolymer of acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene monomers.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(
+          ISO_1043_12,
+          "ABS",
+          "acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene plastic"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "acrylic-fibre",
+    "Acrylic fibre",
+    "A synthetic fibre composed of linear macromolecules containing at least 85 percent by mass of acrylonitrile units in the chain.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_20762,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polyacrylonitrile"],
+      broaderSlug: "acrylic",
+      external: fibreNames2("acrylic", [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PAN", "polyacrylonitrile")
+      ]),
+      seenAs: ["Acrylic fiber"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aramid",
+    "Aramid",
+    "A synthetic fibre made from linear macromolecules of aromatic groups linked by amide bonds, with at least 85 percent of the amide linkages attached directly to two aromatic rings.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I3} row 31; ${STANDARD_FTC2}; ${STANDARD_ISO_20762}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Aromatic polyamide"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyamide",
+      external: fibreNames2("aramid")
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "elastane",
+    "Elastane",
+    "A fibre composed of at least 85 percent by mass of segmented polyurethane that, when stretched to three times its original length, rapidly reverts substantially to that length on release.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I3} row 43; ${STANDARD_FTC2}; ${STANDARD_ISO_20762}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Spandex"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyurethane",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "elastane", "elastane"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "spandex", "spandex"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "elastane", "elastane")
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Elastan", "Elasthane"]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "epdm",
+    "EPDM",
+    "A synthetic rubber terpolymer of ethylene, propylene and a diene monomer, with the residual unsaturation in a side chain rather than the main chain.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Ethylene propylene diene monomer"],
+      broaderSlug: "rubber",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(
+          ISO_1629,
+          "EPDM",
+          "terpolymer of ethylene, propylene, and a diene with the residual unsaturated portion of the polymerized diene in the side chain"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "epoxy",
+    "Epoxy",
+    "A thermosetting resin containing epoxide groups that cross-link on curing with a hardener.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}; ${STANDARD_ISO_472}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Epoxy resin", "Epoxide resin"],
+      broaderSlug: "resin",
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "EP", "epoxide")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "eva",
+    "EVA",
+    "A copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate monomers, ranging from a flexible thermoplastic to a rubber-like material depending on vinyl acetate content.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Ethylene-vinyl acetate"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "EVAC", "ethylene-(vinyl acetate) plastic")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "latex",
+    "Latex",
+    "Natural or synthetic rubber in the form of, or foamed from, an aqueous colloidal dispersion.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER,
+    { broaderSlug: "rubber" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "melamine",
+    "Melamine",
+    "A thermosetting resin formed by the condensation of melamine and formaldehyde.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Melamine-formaldehyde", "Melamine-formaldehyde resin"],
+      broaderSlug: "resin",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "melamine", "melamine", "related"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "melamine", "melamine", "related"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "MF", "melamine-formaldehyde resin")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "modacrylic",
+    "Modacrylic",
+    "A synthetic fibre composed of linear macromolecules containing at least 50 percent but less than 85 percent by mass of acrylonitrile units, modified with other monomers.",
+    `${EU_ANNEX_I3} row 29; ${STANDARD_FTC2}; ${STANDARD_ISO_20762}`,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "acrylic",
+      external: [
+        same2(EU_1007_20112, "modacrylic"),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "modacrylic", "modacrylic", "close"),
+        same2(ISO_20762, "modacrylic")
+      ]
+    },
+    "standard"
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "natural-rubber",
+    "Natural rubber",
+    "Rubber consisting predominantly of cis-1,4-polyisoprene obtained from the latex of Hevea brasiliensis and related plants.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "rubber",
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1629, "NR", "natural rubber")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "neoprene",
+    "Chloroprene rubber",
+    "A synthetic rubber polymerised from chloroprene (2-chlorobuta-1,3-diene) monomer.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polychloroprene"],
+      broaderSlug: "rubber",
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1629, "CR", "chloroprene rubber")],
+      seenAs: ["Neoprene"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "nylon",
+    "Nylon",
+    "The common name for aliphatic polyamide, defined by the US FTC generic fibre name as a long-chain synthetic polyamide in which fewer than 85 percent of the amide linkages attach directly to two aromatic rings, distinguishing it from aramid.",
+    STANDARD_FTC2,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "polyamide",
+      external: [same2(EU_1007_20112, EU_POLYAMIDE), same2(FTC_16CFR3032, "nylon")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "olefin",
+    "Olefin",
+    "A manufactured fibre whose fibre-forming substance is composed of at least 85 percent by weight of ethylene, propylene or other olefin units.",
+    STANDARD_FTC2,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "polyolefin",
+      external: [externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "olefin", "olefin")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pbt",
+    "PBT",
+    "A thermoplastic polyester formed from 1,4-butanediol and terephthalic acid, used as an engineering plastic.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polybutylene terephthalate"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyester",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PBT", "poly(butylene terephthalate)")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pet",
+    "PET",
+    "A thermoplastic polyester formed from ethylene glycol and terephthalic acid, used as a fibre, film and moulding or bottle-grade plastic.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polyethylene terephthalate", "PETE"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyester",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PET", "poly(ethylene terephthalate)")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "phenolic-resin",
+    "Phenolic resin",
+    "A thermosetting resin formed by the condensation of phenol and formaldehyde.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Phenolic", "Phenol-formaldehyde"],
+      broaderSlug: "resin",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PF", "phenol-formaldehyde resin")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pla",
+    "PLA",
+    "A thermoplastic polyester derived from the polymerisation of lactic acid, typically from renewable plant starch feedstocks.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polylactic acid", "Polylactide", "Poly(lactic acid)"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyester",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "polylactide", "polylactide", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "PLA", "PLA", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PLA", "poly(lactic acid)")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pmma",
+    "PMMA",
+    "A transparent thermoplastic polymer of methyl methacrylate monomer.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: [PMMA_NAME, "acrylic sheet"],
+      broaderSlug: "acrylic",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PMMA", PMMA_NAME),
+        externalMapping("wikidata", "Q146123", PMMA_NAME)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["perspex", "plexiglass"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyester-resin",
+    "Polyester resin",
+    "An unsaturated thermosetting polyester resin cured by cross-linking with a vinyl monomer such as styrene.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Unsaturated polyester", "UP resin"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyester",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "UP", "unsaturated polyester resin")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyethylene",
+    "Polyethylene",
+    "A thermoplastic polymer of ethylene monomer, ranging from low-density to high-density grades.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polythene"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyolefin",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "polyethylene", "polyethylene", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PE", "polyethylene"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "polyethylene", "polyethylene", NARROW)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Poly Ethylene"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polypropylene",
+    "Polypropylene",
+    "A thermoplastic polymer of propylene monomer, supplied as plastic mouldings, sheet, film and fibre.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "polyolefin",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "polypropylene", "polypropylene", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PP", "polypropylene"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "polypropylene", "polypropylene", NARROW)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Poly Propylene"]
+    }
+  ),
+  // NEW, not in the source dictionary: `vinyl` names the sheet, tile, film and coated-fabric
+  // goods, so the polymer itself needs a concept for them to sit beneath.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polyvinyl-chloride",
+    "Polyvinyl chloride",
+    "A thermoplastic polymer of vinyl chloride, symbol PVC in ISO 1043-1.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["PVC", "poly(vinyl chloride)"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PVC", "poly(vinyl chloride)"),
+        externalMapping("cas", "9002-86-2", "Poly(vinyl chloride)")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "polystyrene",
+    "Polystyrene",
+    "A thermoplastic polymer of styrene monomer.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PS", "polystyrene")],
+      seenAs: ["Poly Styrene"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ptfe",
+    "PTFE",
+    "A fluoropolymer of tetrafluoroethylene monomer with high chemical resistance and a very low coefficient of friction.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polytetrafluoroethylene"],
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(EU_1007_20112, "fluorofibre", "fluorofibre", NARROW),
+        externalMapping(
+          FTC_16CFR3032,
+          "fluoropolymer",
+          "fluoropolymer",
+          "related"
+        ),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PTFE", "polytetrafluoroethylene"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "fluorofibre", "fluorofibre", NARROW)
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ptt",
+    "PTT",
+    "A thermoplastic polyester formed from 1,3-propanediol and terephthalic acid; fibre-grade material with a defined glycol content is recognised by the US FTC as triexta.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}; ${STANDARD_FTC2}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polytrimethylene terephthalate", "Triexta"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyester",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "triexta", "triexta"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PTT", "poly(trimethylene terephthalate)")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "sbr",
+    "Styrene-butadiene rubber",
+    "A synthetic rubber copolymer of styrene and butadiene monomers.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1629_RUBBER,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "rubber",
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1629, "SBR", "styrene-butadiene rubber")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "silicone",
+    "Silicone",
+    "A polymer whose backbone consists of alternating silicon and oxygen atoms with organic side groups attached to the silicon.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      broaderSlug: POLYMER_SLUG2,
+      external: [externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "SI", "silicone plastic")]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "tpu",
+    "TPU",
+    "A thermoplastic elastomer built from alternating hard and soft polyurethane segments, processable by conventional thermoplastic methods.",
+    "ISO 18064:2022",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Thermoplastic polyurethane"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyurethane"
+    }
+  ),
+  // Variants.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "hdpe",
+    "HDPE",
+    "A high-density grade of polyethylene, typically with a density at or above 0.941 g/cm3 and a predominantly linear molecular structure.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["High-density polyethylene", "PE-HD"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyethylene",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PE-HD", "polyethylene, high density")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ldpe",
+    "LDPE",
+    "A low-density, branched-chain grade of polyethylene, typically with a density between 0.910 and 0.940 g/cm3.",
+    STANDARD_ISO_1043_1,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Low-density polyethylene", "PE-LD"],
+      broaderSlug: "polyethylene",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PE-LD", "polyethylene, low density")
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "nylon-6",
+    "Nylon 6",
+    "A nylon homopolymer formed by the ring-opening polymerisation of caprolactam.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}; ${STANDARD_ISO_16396_1}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polyamide 6", "PA 6", "PA6"],
+      broaderSlug: "nylon",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "nylon", "nylon", BROAD),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PA", "polyamide", BROAD),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1874_1, "PA 6", "polyamide 6"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "polyamide", "polyamide", BROAD)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Type 6 Nylon", "Polyamid 6"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "nylon-6-6",
+    "Nylon 6,6",
+    "A polyamide made by condensation of hexamethylenediamine and adipic acid.",
+    `${STANDARD_ISO_1043_1}; ${STANDARD_ISO_16396_1}`,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Polyamide 6,6", "PA 6,6", "PA66"],
+      broaderSlug: "nylon",
+      external: [
+        externalMapping(FTC_16CFR3032, "nylon", "nylon", BROAD),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1043_12, "PA", "polyamide", BROAD),
+        externalMapping(ISO_1874_1, "PA 66", "polyamide 66"),
+        externalMapping(ISO_20762, "polyamide", "polyamide", BROAD)
+      ],
+      seenAs: ["Nylon 66", "Nylon 6.6", "Type 6,6 Nylon"]
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-timber-species.ts
+var WOOD_HANDBOOK3 = "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2";
+var EN_13556 = "EN 13556:2003";
+var WOOD_HANDBOOK_IMPORTED = "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2, imported woods section";
+var MATERIAL_TIMBER_SPECIES_TERMS = [
+  compositionTerm(
+    "prunus-serotina",
+    "American cherry",
+    "Timber from Prunus serotina, commercially cut across the eastern United States.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    { altLabels: ["Prunus serotina", "black cherry"], broaderSlug: "cherry" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "juglans-nigra",
+    "Black walnut",
+    "Timber from Juglans nigra, commercially cut across the eastern United States.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Juglans nigra", "American black walnut", "American walnut"],
+      broaderSlug: "walnut"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pinus-strobus",
+    "Eastern white pine",
+    "Timber from Pinus strobus, commercially cut across eastern North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    { altLabels: ["Pinus strobus"], broaderSlug: "pine" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "fraxinus-excelsior",
+    "European ash",
+    "Timber from Fraxinus excelsior, commercially cut across Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Fraxinus excelsior"], broaderSlug: "ash" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "fagus-sylvatica",
+    "European beech",
+    "Timber from Fagus sylvatica, commercially cut across Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Fagus sylvatica"], broaderSlug: "beech" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "larix-decidua",
+    "European larch",
+    "Timber from Larix decidua, commercially cut across the mountain forests of central Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Larix decidua"], broaderSlug: "larch" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quercus-robur",
+    "European oak",
+    "Timber from Quercus robur, commercially cut across Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Quercus robur", "English oak", "pedunculate oak"],
+      broaderSlug: "oak"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "juglans-regia",
+    "European walnut",
+    "Timber from Juglans regia, commercially cut across Europe and Central Asia.",
+    EN_13556,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Juglans regia", "English walnut", "common walnut"],
+      broaderSlug: "walnut"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "acer-saccharum",
+    "Hard maple",
+    "Timber from Acer saccharum, commercially cut across north-eastern North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Acer saccharum", "sugar maple", "rock maple"],
+      broaderSlug: "maple"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "swietenia-macrophylla",
+    "Honduras mahogany",
+    "Timber from Swietenia macrophylla, commercially cut across Central and South America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK_IMPORTED,
+    {
+      altLabels: [
+        "Swietenia macrophylla",
+        "big-leaf mahogany",
+        "bigleaf mahogany"
+      ],
+      broaderSlug: "mahogany"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "eucalyptus-marginata",
+    "Jarrah",
+    "Timber from Eucalyptus marginata, commercially cut in Western Australia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK_IMPORTED,
+    { altLabels: ["Eucalyptus marginata"], broaderSlug: "eucalyptus" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quercus-mongolica",
+    "Mongolian oak",
+    "Timber from Quercus mongolica, commercially cut across north-east Asia.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Quercus mongolica"], broaderSlug: "oak" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "picea-abies",
+    "Norway spruce",
+    "Timber from Picea abies, commercially cut across Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Picea abies", "European spruce"], broaderSlug: "spruce" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "carya-illinoinensis",
+    "Pecan",
+    "Timber from Carya illinoinensis, commercially cut across the southern United States.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    { altLabels: ["Carya illinoinensis"], broaderSlug: "hickory" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quercus-rubra",
+    "Red oak",
+    "Timber from Quercus rubra, commercially cut across eastern North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Quercus rubra", "American red oak", "northern red oak"],
+      broaderSlug: "oak"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "pinus-sylvestris",
+    "Scots pine",
+    "Timber from Pinus sylvestris, commercially cut across Europe and northern Asia.",
+    EN_13556,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Pinus sylvestris", "Scotch pine"],
+      broaderSlug: "pine",
+      seenAs: ["European redwood"]
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quercus-petraea",
+    "Sessile oak",
+    "Timber from Quercus petraea, commercially cut across Europe.",
+    EN_13556,
+    { altLabels: ["Quercus petraea"], broaderSlug: "oak" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "thuja-plicata",
+    "Western red cedar",
+    "Timber from Thuja plicata, commercially cut across the Pacific Northwest of North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    { altLabels: ["Thuja plicata"], broaderSlug: "cedar" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "fraxinus-americana",
+    "White ash",
+    "Timber from Fraxinus americana, commercially cut across the eastern United States.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Fraxinus americana", "American white ash"],
+      broaderSlug: "ash"
+    }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "quercus-alba",
+    "American white oak",
+    "Timber from Quercus alba, commercially cut across eastern North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK3,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["Quercus alba"],
+      broaderSlug: "white-oak"
+    }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material-timbers.ts
+var WOOD_HANDBOOK4 = "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2";
+var EN_135562 = "EN 13556:2003";
+var HARDWOOD_SLUG = "hardwood";
+var MATERIAL_TIMBERS_TERMS = [
+  // Materials, alphabetical.
+  authoredTerm(
+    "acacia",
+    "Acacia",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Acacia, commercially cut in Australia and grown in plantations across South-East Asia and Africa. In European trade the name also denotes Robinia pseudoacacia, which is not an Acacia.",
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "alder",
+    "Alder",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Alnus, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America and Europe.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ash",
+    "Ash",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Fraxinus, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America and Europe.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "aspen",
+    "Aspen",
+    "Hardwood timber from quaking aspen and bigtooth aspen, Populus tremuloides and Populus grandidentata, commercially cut across the northern temperate and boreal forests of North America.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: "poplar" }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "basswood",
+    "Basswood",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Tilia, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America and Europe.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "beech",
+    "Beech",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Fagus, commercially cut across the temperate forests of Europe, North America and East Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "birch",
+    "Birch",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Betula, commercially cut across the northern temperate and boreal forests of North America, Europe and Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "bubinga",
+    "Bubinga",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Guibourtia, commercially cut across Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "elm",
+    "Elm",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Ulmus, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America, Europe and Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "eucalyptus",
+    "Eucalyptus",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Eucalyptus, commercially cut in Australia and grown in plantations across South America, Africa and Asia.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "hickory",
+    "Hickory",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Carya, commercially cut across the eastern United States.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "ipe",
+    "Ipe",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Handroanthus, commercially cut across tropical South America.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["Brazilian walnut"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "maple",
+    "Maple",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Acer, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America, Europe and East Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "merbau",
+    "Merbau",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Intsia, commercially cut across South-East Asia and the Pacific islands.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["merbeau"] }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "mesquite",
+    "Mesquite",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Prosopis, commercially cut across the south-western United States and Mexico.",
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "padauk",
+    "Padauk",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Pterocarpus, commercially cut across West and Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    {
+      altLabels: ["African padauk"],
+      broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG,
+      seenAs: ["padouk"]
+    }
+  ),
+  authoredTerm(
+    "paulownia",
+    "Paulownia",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Paulownia, commercially cut from plantations across East Asia and the south-eastern United States.",
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "poplar",
+    "Poplar",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Populus, commercially cut across the temperate forests of North America, Europe and Asia.",
+    WOOD_HANDBOOK4,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["tulip poplar"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "purpleheart",
+    "Purpleheart",
+    "Hardwood timber from trees in the genus Peltogyne, commercially cut across Central and South America.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "sycamore",
+    "Sycamore",
+    "A timber name applied to two unrelated species by region: Acer pseudoplatanus in Britain and continental Europe, and Platanus occidentalis in North America.",
+    `${EN_135562}; ${WOOD_HANDBOOK4}`,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  // Species, alphabetical.
+  compositionTerm(
+    "afromosia",
+    "Afrormosia",
+    "Hardwood timber from Pericopsis elata, commercially cut across West Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { altLabels: ["Afromosia"], broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "balsa",
+    "Balsa",
+    "Hardwood timber from Ochroma pyramidale, commercially cut in Ecuador and across Central and South America.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "cumaru",
+    "Cumaru",
+    "Hardwood timber from Dipteryx odorata, commercially cut in Brazil and the Guianas.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["Brazilian teak"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "iroko",
+    "Iroko",
+    "Hardwood timber from Milicia excelsa, commercially cut across West and Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "jatoba",
+    "Jatoba",
+    "Hardwood timber from Hymenaea courbaril, commercially cut across Central and South America.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["Brazilian cherry"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "kempas",
+    "Kempas",
+    "Hardwood timber from Koompassia malaccensis, commercially cut in Malaysia and Indonesia.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "limba",
+    "Limba",
+    "Hardwood timber from Terminalia superba, commercially cut across West and Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { altLabels: ["Korina"], broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "rubberwood",
+    "Rubberwood",
+    "Hardwood timber from Hevea brasiliensis, commercially cut from plantations across South-East Asia once latex production has ended.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG, seenAs: ["rubber wood"] }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "sapele",
+    "Sapele",
+    "Hardwood timber from Entandrophragma cylindricum, commercially cut across West and Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "wenge",
+    "Wenge",
+    "Hardwood timber from Millettia laurentii, commercially cut in Central Africa.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  ),
+  compositionTerm(
+    "zebrawood",
+    "Zebrawood",
+    "Hardwood timber from Microberlinia brazzavillensis, commercially cut in Cameroon, Gabon and the Republic of the Congo.",
+    EN_135562,
+    { altLabels: ["Zebrano"], broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG }
+  )
+];
+
+// src/axes/material.ts
+var SOURCE3 = "material vocabularies in a furnishings retailer (src-03) and in-house";
+var SNAPSHOT3 = "2026-08-25";
+var CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-30";
+var NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG2 = "natural-fibre";
+var STONE_SLUG2 = "stone";
+var HARDWOOD_SLUG2 = "hardwood";
+var COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG2 = "copper-alloy";
+var NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2 = "non-ferrous-metal";
+var NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG2 = "natural-organic";
+var PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG2 = "plant-fibre";
+var STONE_TARGET2 = "material.stone";
+var ASTM_C2422 = "ASTM C242-20";
+var WOOD_TARGET = "material.wood";
+var term6 = (slug, label, definition) => ({
+  definition,
+  label,
+  provenance: { basis: "evidenced", snapshot: SNAPSHOT3, source: SOURCE3 },
+  slug
+});
+var crossoverTerm = (slug, label, definition, source, broaderSlug) => ({
+  ...broaderSlug === void 0 ? {} : { broaderSlug },
+  definition,
+  label,
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "referenced",
+    snapshot: CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2,
+    source
+  },
+  slug
+});
+var standardCrossoverTerm = (slug, label, definition, source) => ({
+  ...crossoverTerm(slug, label, definition, source),
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "standard",
+    snapshot: CROSSOVER_SNAPSHOT2,
+    source
+  }
+});
+var searchCorpusMaterial = (slug, label, definition, broaderSlug, referenceSource) => ({
+  broaderSlug,
+  definition,
+  introducedAt: "2026-08-31",
+  label,
+  provenance: {
+    basis: "evidenced",
+    snapshot: SEARCH_CORPUS_SNAPSHOT,
+    source: `${searchCorpusEvidence(label)}; ${referenceSource}`
+  },
+  reviewedAt: "2026-08-31",
+  slug
+});
+var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "brass",
+      "Brass",
+      "A copper alloy whose principal alloying element is zinc.",
+      BRASS_MATERIAL_SOURCE,
+      COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  term6(
-    "ceramic",
-    "Ceramic",
-    "A fired inorganic non-metallic body other than porcelain."
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "bronze",
+      "Bronze",
+      "A copper alloy in which tin is the principal alloying element.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.bronze,
+      COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
+  // `ceramic` was published as a fired body "other than porcelain", the retail contrast. The
+  // hierarchy review of 2026-09-22 widened it to the ISO 13006 and ASTM C242 sense, in which
+  // porcelain is the dense low-absorption class of ceramic and sits beneath it. Recorded in ADR 0007.
+  {
+    ...term6(
+      "ceramic",
+      "Ceramic",
+      "A fired inorganic non-metallic body shaped from clay or other minerals; porcelain, stoneware, earthenware and terracotta are classes of it, told apart by body and water absorption."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "mineral",
+    note: "Widened on 2026-09-22 from a fired body other than porcelain to the ISO 13006 and ASTM C242 sense, in which porcelain is a class of ceramic.",
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+      source: `ISO 13006:2018; ${ASTM_C2422}`
+    },
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
   {
     ...term6(
       "porcelain",
       "Porcelain",
-      "A dense, low-porosity fired ceramic body meeting porcelain classification."
+      "A vitrified fired ceramic body with water absorption at or below 0.5 percent, the bound ISO 13006 group BIa and ANSI A137.1 set for porcelain tile."
     ),
+    broaderSlug: "ceramic",
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+      source: `ISO 13006:2018 (group BIa); ANSI A137.1; ${ASTM_C2422}`
+    },
     related: [
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: WOOD_TARGET },
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.marble" },
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.concrete" }
-    ]
+    ],
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
   },
   {
     ...term6(
       "composite",
       "Composite",
       "An engineered material whose performance comes from two or more bound constituents."
-    ),
-    related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET }]
+    )
   },
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "copper",
-    "Copper",
-    "A metal with a designated minimum copper content of 99.3 percent in the UNS wrought-copper designation system.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.copper
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "copper",
+      "Copper",
+      "A metal with a designated minimum copper content of 99.3 percent in the UNS wrought-copper designation system.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.copper,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
   {
     ...term6(
       "laminate",
       "Laminate",
-      "A layered sheet material consolidated around a decorative or protective face."
+      "A sheet of resin-impregnated paper layers pressed together under heat and pressure, as EN 438 specifies for high-pressure decorative laminate."
     ),
+    broaderSlug: "composite",
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE,
+      source: "EN 438-1:2016"
+    },
     related: [
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: WOOD_TARGET },
-      { predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET }
-    ]
+      { predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET2 }
+    ],
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
   },
-  term6(
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG,
-    "Natural fibre",
-    "A material whose visible fibre is plant- or animal-derived."
-  ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "nickel",
-    "Nickel",
-    "The metallic chemical element Ni used in solid metals and alloys; the bare term does not establish alloy, grade, or bulk composition.",
-    NICKEL_MATERIAL_SOURCE
-  ),
-  term6(
-    "paper",
-    "Paper",
-    "A sheet material formed primarily from cellulose fibres."
+  {
+    ...term6(
+      NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG2,
+      "Natural fibre",
+      "A fibre obtained directly from a plant or animal without chemical regeneration."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG2,
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "nickel",
+      "Nickel",
+      "The metallic chemical element Ni.",
+      NICKEL_MATERIAL_SOURCE,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
+  {
+    ...term6(
+      "paper",
+      "Paper",
+      "A sheet material formed primarily from cellulose fibres."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "cellulose",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
   {
     ...term6(
       "solid-surface",
       "Solid surface",
       "A homogeneous or near-homogeneous cast sheet made from resin and mineral filler."
     ),
-    related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET }]
-  },
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "silver",
-    "Silver",
-    "The metallic chemical element Ag, atomic number 47.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.silver
+    broaderSlug: "composite",
+    related: [{ predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET2 }],
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "silver",
+      "Silver",
+      "The metallic chemical element Ag, atomic number 47.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.silver,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
   crossoverTerm(
     "slate",
     "Slate",
-    "A commercial dimension-stone group separately specified for use as slate dimension stone.",
+    "A fine-grained foliated metamorphic rock that splits into thin sheets, quarried as dimension stone.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.slate,
-    STONE_SLUG
-  ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    STONE_SLUG,
-    "Stone",
-    "Naturally occurring rock quarried and worked for use as a finish or component.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.stone
+    STONE_SLUG2
+  ),
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      STONE_SLUG2,
+      "Stone",
+      "Naturally occurring rock quarried and worked for use as a finish or component.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.stone,
+      "mineral"
+    )
   ),
   crossoverTerm(
     "marble",
     "Marble",
     "A commercial dimension-stone group that includes stone worked and sold as marble, including some dense or partially metamorphosed limestone.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.marble,
-    STONE_SLUG
+    STONE_SLUG2
   ),
   {
     ...crossoverTerm(
@@ -1756,36 +5058,44 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
       "Limestone",
       "A sedimentary carbonate rock composed principally of calcium carbonate and used as a building stone and industrial mineral.",
       CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.limestone,
-      STONE_SLUG
+      STONE_SLUG2
     ),
     introducedAt: "2026-09-01",
     reviewedAt: "2026-09-01"
   },
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "steel",
-    "Steel",
-    "An iron-carbon alloy family spanning many grades rather than one uniform product.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.steel
-  ),
-  searchCorpusMaterial(
-    "stainless-steel",
-    "Stainless steel",
-    "A corrosion-resistant steel alloy family containing sufficient chromium to form a protective passive layer, named as a bulk material rather than a surface finish or colour.",
-    "steel",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.steel
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "steel",
+      "Steel",
+      "An alloy of iron with carbon at or below two percent by mass, as EN 10020 bounds it.",
+      `${CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.steel}; EN 10020:2000`,
+      "ferrous-metal"
+    )
   ),
+  {
+    ...searchCorpusMaterial(
+      "stainless-steel",
+      "Stainless steel",
+      "A corrosion-resistant steel alloy family containing sufficient chromium to form a protective passive layer, named as a bulk material rather than a surface finish or colour.",
+      "steel",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.steel
+    ),
+    seenAs: ["stainless"]
+  },
   crossoverTerm(
     "wood",
     "Wood",
     "Lignocellulosic material obtained from the trunk or branches of a tree or shrub.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.wood
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "oak",
-    "Oak",
-    "Wood from trees in the Quercus genus, including distinct red-oak and white-oak species groups.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.oak,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "oak",
+      "Oak",
+      "Timber from trees of the genus Quercus.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.oak,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
   searchCorpusMaterial(
     "white-oak",
@@ -1794,12 +5104,14 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     "oak",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.oak
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "teak",
-    "Teak",
-    "Wood from Tectona grandis, named as timber rather than as a colour or surface treatment.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.teak,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "teak",
+      "Teak",
+      "Wood from Tectona grandis, named as timber rather than as a colour or surface treatment.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.teak,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
   {
     ...crossoverTerm(
@@ -1808,177 +5120,240 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
       "Wood obtained from a tree in the genus Juglans, named as a material rather than as a colour.",
       CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.walnut
     ),
-    broaderSlug: "wood"
-  },
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "clay",
-    "Clay",
-    "A naturally occurring fine-grained earthy material composed largely of clay minerals; the bare term does not mean fired ceramic.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.clay
-  ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "cotton",
-    "Cotton",
-    "A natural seed-hair textile fibre; the fibre identity does not establish weave, blend, dye, or finish.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cotton,
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
-  ),
-  standardCrossoverTerm(
-    "leather",
-    "Leather",
-    "Tanned animal hide or skin that retains its fibrous structure; animal, layer, tanning, coating, and finish remain unspecified.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.leather
+    broaderSlug: HARDWOOD_SLUG2,
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "clay",
+      "Clay",
+      "A naturally occurring fine-grained earthy material composed largely of clay minerals, unfired.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.clay,
+      "mineral"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "linen",
-    "Linen",
-    "A flax-derived yarn or fabric material; fibre, yarn, and finished fabric are distinct forms.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.linen,
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "cotton",
+      "Cotton",
+      "A natural seed-hair fibre from the cotton plant, genus Gossypium.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cotton,
+      PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "jute",
-    "Jute",
-    "A plant bast fibre used as a textile and industrial fibre; the word does not establish construction, blend, treatment, or colour.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.jute,
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+  {
+    ...standardCrossoverTerm(
+      "leather",
+      "Leather",
+      "Tanned animal hide or skin that retains its fibrous structure.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.leather
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG2,
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "linen",
+      "Linen",
+      "Fibre, yarn or fabric from the bast of flax, Linum usitatissimum.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.linen,
+      PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "sisal",
-    "Sisal",
-    "A natural leaf fibre, distinct from a floorcovering or other product made from it.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.sisal,
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "jute",
+      "Jute",
+      "A plant bast fibre from Corchorus species, used as a textile and industrial fibre.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.jute,
+      PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "cork",
-    "Cork",
-    "Bark of the cork oak, Quercus suber; natural cork, agglomerate, backing, veneer, and cork-look appearance remain distinct.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cork
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "sisal",
+      "Sisal",
+      "A natural leaf fibre, distinct from a floorcovering or other product made from it.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.sisal,
+      PLANT_FIBRE_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "wool",
-    "Wool",
-    "A natural animal fibre; species, grade, blend, textile construction, and finish remain unspecified.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.wool,
-    NATURAL_FIBRE_SLUG
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "cork",
+      "Cork",
+      "Bark of the cork oak, Quercus suber, whole or granulated and agglomerated.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cork,
+      NATURAL_ORGANIC_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  standardCrossoverTerm(
-    "suede",
-    "Suede",
-    "Leather or split leather whose wearing surface is mechanically finished to a velvet-like nap.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.suede
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "wool",
+      "Wool",
+      "A natural animal fibre grown as a fleece.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.wool,
+      "animal-fibre"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "concrete",
-    "Concrete",
-    "A composite of hydraulic cement, aggregates, water, and optional additions; mix, reinforcement, coating, polish, and imitation remain distinct.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.concrete
+  {
+    ...standardCrossoverTerm(
+      "suede",
+      "Suede",
+      "Leather or split leather whose wearing surface is mechanically finished to a velvet-like nap.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.suede
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: "leather",
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "concrete",
+      "Concrete",
+      "A hardened mixture of hydraulic cement, aggregate and water.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.concrete,
+      "cementitious"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "mahogany",
-    "Mahogany",
-    "A commercially named wood represented by more than one botanical group; the bare name does not establish species or construction.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.mahogany,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "mahogany",
+      "Mahogany",
+      "Timber traded as mahogany, drawn from more than one botanical group.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.mahogany,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "ebony",
-    "Ebony",
-    "Wood traded under ebony names across Diospyros species; the trade name is not a botanical identity or proof of black colour.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.ebony,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "ebony",
+      "Ebony",
+      "Timber of the genus Diospyros traded as ebony.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.ebony,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "cherry",
-    "Cherry",
-    "A timber reading that includes black cherry, Prunus serotina, in the North American trade; the common name alone does not establish species.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cherry,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "cherry",
+      "Cherry",
+      "Timber from trees of the genus Prunus.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.cherry,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "chestnut",
-    "Chestnut",
-    "A timber reading that includes American chestnut, Castanea dentata; the common name does not establish species or construction.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.chestnut,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "chestnut",
+      "Chestnut",
+      "Timber from trees of the genus Castanea, such as sweet chestnut, Castanea sativa.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.chestnut,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "rosewood",
-    "Rosewood",
-    "A trade-name wood reading spanning distinct Dalbergia timbers; species and trade substitution require separate evidence.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.rosewood,
-    "wood"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "rosewood",
+      "Rosewood",
+      "Timber from trees of the genus Dalbergia.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.rosewood,
+      HARDWOOD_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "gold",
-    "Gold",
-    "The metallic chemical element Au; solid metal, alloy, leaf, plating, coating, and gold-coloured appearance are not interchangeable.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.gold
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "gold",
+      "Gold",
+      "The metallic chemical element Au.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.gold,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "pewter",
-    "Pewter",
-    "A tin-alloy family with historically variable lead, antimony, and copper content; the bare term does not identify a finish.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.pewter
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "pewter",
+      "Pewter",
+      "A tin alloy with small, historically variable additions of lead, antimony or copper.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.pewter,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "iron",
-    "Iron",
-    "The metallic chemical element Fe; bare usage may instead denote cast iron, wrought iron, steel, oxide, or an iron-look finish.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.iron
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "iron",
+      "Iron",
+      "The metallic chemical element Fe.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.iron,
+      "ferrous-metal"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "gunmetal",
-    "Gunmetal",
-    "A copper-tin-zinc casting-alloy family with grade-dependent composition.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.gunmetal
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "gunmetal",
+      "Gunmetal",
+      "A copper-tin-zinc casting-alloy family with grade-dependent composition.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.gunmetal,
+      COPPER_ALLOY_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "platinum",
-    "Platinum",
-    "A platinum-group metal; solid metal, alloy, plating, and platinum-coloured appearance require separate evidence.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.platinum
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "platinum",
+      "Platinum",
+      "The metallic chemical element Pt.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.platinum,
+      NON_FERROUS_METAL_SLUG2
+    )
   ),
   crossoverTerm(
     "onyx",
     "Onyx",
-    "A commercial architectural stone, commonly translucent and distinct from commercial marble; the name does not settle every mineralogical use.",
+    "A commercial architectural stone, commonly translucent and banded, distinct from commercial marble.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.onyx,
-    STONE_SLUG
-  ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "travertine",
-    "Travertine",
-    "A named natural dimension-stone material; quarry, grade, fill, cut, and surface treatment remain unspecified.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.travertine,
-    STONE_SLUG
+    STONE_SLUG2
+  ),
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "travertine",
+      "Travertine",
+      "A banded sedimentary limestone deposited from spring water.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.travertine,
+      "limestone"
+    )
   ),
   crossoverTerm(
     "alabaster",
     "Alabaster",
     "A fine-grained, often translucent gypsum used as decorative stone; historical oriental alabaster can denote carbonate stone.",
     CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.alabaster,
-    STONE_SLUG
-  ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "jade",
-    "Jade",
-    "An umbrella gem-material term for nephrite, jadeite, and, under defined conditions, green omphacite; it is not one mineral.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.jade
+    STONE_SLUG2
+  ),
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "jade",
+      "Jade",
+      "An umbrella gem-material term for nephrite, jadeite, and, under defined conditions, green omphacite; it is not one mineral.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.jade,
+      "mineral"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "obsidian",
-    "Obsidian",
-    "Naturally occurring dense volcanic glass, usually rhyolitic and typically but not necessarily black.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.obsidian
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "obsidian",
+      "Obsidian",
+      "Naturally occurring dense volcanic glass, usually rhyolitic and typically but not necessarily black.",
+      CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.obsidian,
+      "mineral"
+    )
   ),
-  crossoverTerm(
-    "terracotta",
-    "Terracotta",
-    "A coarse porous fired-clay material; raw clay, fired body, glaze, object type, and colour remain distinct.",
-    CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.terracotta,
-    "ceramic"
+  reparented(
+    crossoverTerm(
+      "terracotta",
+      "Terracotta",
+      "A coarse porous earthenware of fired clay.",
+      `${CROSSOVER_DEFINITION_SOURCES.terracotta}; ${ASTM_C2422}`,
+      "earthenware"
+    )
   ),
   crossoverTerm(
     "denim",
@@ -1990,14 +5365,27 @@ var MATERIAL_TERMS = [
     ...term6(
       "vinyl",
       "Vinyl",
-      "A resilient material system whose principal polymer is polyvinyl chloride."
+      "A sheet, tile, film or coated-fabric material whose principal polymer is polyvinyl chloride."
     ),
+    broaderSlug: "polyvinyl-chloride",
     related: [
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: WOOD_TARGET },
-      { predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET },
+      { predicate: "reads-as", target: STONE_TARGET2 },
       { predicate: "reads-as", target: "material.concrete" }
-    ]
-  }
+    ],
+    reviewedAt: COMPOSITION_REVIEW_DATE
+  },
+  ...MATERIAL_EVERYDAY_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_POLYMERS_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_CELLULOSICS_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_POLYMER_ADDITIVES_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_MINERALS_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_MINERAL_ADDITIVES_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_METALS_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_NATURAL_ORGANIC_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_TIMBERS_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_TIMBER_SPECIES_TERMS,
+  ...MATERIAL_ENGINEERED_WOOD_TERMS
 ];
 
 // src/axes/mood.ts
@@ -2331,6 +5719,8 @@ var RETRIEVAL_REGULARITY = "ms_pattern_regularity, a dictionary in a materials-r
 var RETRIEVAL_DIRECTIONALITY = "ms_directionality, a dictionary in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var GEOMETRY_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-08-31";
 var GEOMETRY_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
+var REVIEW_DATE7 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE6 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
 var GEOMETRY_EVIDENCE_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; herringbone and chevron product-language audit in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var term7 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
@@ -2473,6 +5863,18 @@ var PATTERN_TYPE_TERMS = [
     "Plaid or check",
     "An orthogonal repeat of crossing bands or alternating squares."
   ),
+  // AUTHORED. Wikidata's `checkerboard` (Q460711) is the game board the motif is named after,
+  // not a definition of the motif. Type only: a checkerboard of tiles is
+  // installation-layout.stack-bond plus this motif, so no layout reading is added.
+  {
+    altLabels: ["chequerboard", "checkerboard pattern"],
+    definition: "A grid repeat of alternating squares in two contrasting tones, whether printed, woven or formed by the units themselves.",
+    introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE7,
+    label: "Checkerboard",
+    provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE6 },
+    reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE7,
+    slug: "checkerboard"
+  },
   term7(
     "scenic",
     "Scenic",
@@ -3094,6 +6496,15 @@ var ESTATE_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-25";
 var CORPUS2 = "the us_hierarchy_category_v2 level-2 rollup in a materials-marketplace catalogue (src-04)";
 var CORPUS_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-27";
 var SEARCH_REVIEW_DATE2 = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_DATE8 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE7 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var REVIEW_WALK = "uniclass.thenbs.com/taxon, Pr table walked from Pr_20 to Pr_40 with Pr_25_71, Pr_35_31, Pr_35_57, Pr_35_90, Pr_35_93 and Pr_40_50 expanded";
+var searchedUniclassOnReview = (query) => ({
+  date: REVIEW_DATE8,
+  query,
+  scheme: "uniclass",
+  via: REVIEW_WALK
+});
 var term8 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
   label,
@@ -3179,6 +6590,27 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
       ]
     }
   ),
+  // Narrower than `wallcovering`, not an altLabel of it: wallcovering also covers vinyl and
+  // textile roll goods and rigid panels nobody calls wallpaper, and a buyer asks for wallpaper by
+  // that word without naming paper as the substance. The Uniclass title was read verbatim.
+  term8(
+    "wallpaper",
+    "Wallpaper",
+    "A decorative roll wallcovering hung in drops and pasted to the wall, whatever its face material; not a panel, a paint or a textile hung on a track.",
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "wallcovering",
+      external: [
+        uniclass2(
+          "Pr_35_57_22",
+          "Decorative papers and roll coverings",
+          "close"
+        )
+      ],
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
+      provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE7 },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE8
+    }
+  ),
   fromCorpus(
     "luminaire",
     "Luminaire",
@@ -3426,6 +6858,44 @@ var PRODUCT_CATEGORY_TERMS = [
         )
       ]
     }
+  ),
+  term8(
+    "window-blind",
+    "Window blind",
+    "A product fitted to a window opening to control light and privacy by rolling, folding or tilting, independent of its material and operation.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["blind", "roller blind", "venetian blind", "roman blind"],
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
+      provenance: {
+        basis: "referenced",
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE8,
+        source: "Wikidata Q321046 window blind, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q321046"
+      },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
+      searchedWithout: [
+        searchedUniclassOnReview(
+          "blind, window blind, roller blind, window covering, window treatment"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
+  ),
+  // Distinct from `application.pool-decking`, a suitability claim about a poolside; this is the
+  // KIND of thing bought, whatever it is made of and wherever it is laid.
+  term8(
+    "decking",
+    "Decking",
+    "A board or tile product supplied to form an external raised walking surface, independent of whether it is timber, composite or stone and of where it is laid.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["deck board", "decking board"],
+      introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
+      provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE7 },
+      reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE8,
+      searchedWithout: [
+        searchedUniclassOnReview(
+          "decking, deck board, decking board, deck tile"
+        )
+      ]
+    }
   )
 ];
 
@@ -3492,12 +6962,12 @@ var REQUIREMENT_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/season.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE3 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_DATE9 = "2026-09-11";
 var AUTHORED5 = {
   basis: "authored",
   source: "@instruments/taxonomy ADR 0006"
 };
-var wikidata = (identifier, label) => ({
+var wikidata4 = (identifier, label) => ({
   identifier,
   label,
   match: "exact",
@@ -3505,10 +6975,10 @@ var wikidata = (identifier, label) => ({
 });
 var term10 = (slug, label, definition, extra) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE9,
   label,
   provenance: AUTHORED5,
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE3,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE9,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
@@ -3517,25 +6987,25 @@ var SEASON_TERMS = [
     "spring",
     "Spring",
     "The temperate season between winter and summer, when the days lengthen.",
-    { external: [wikidata("Q1312", "spring")] }
+    { external: [wikidata4("Q1312", "spring")] }
   ),
   term10(
     "summer",
     "Summer",
     "The temperate season between spring and autumn, when the days are longest.",
-    { external: [wikidata("Q1313", "summer")] }
+    { external: [wikidata4("Q1313", "summer")] }
   ),
   term10(
     "autumn",
     "Autumn",
     "The temperate season between summer and winter, when the days shorten.",
-    { altLabels: ["fall"], external: [wikidata("Q1314", "autumn")] }
+    { altLabels: ["fall"], external: [wikidata4("Q1314", "autumn")] }
   ),
   term10(
     "winter",
     "Winter",
     "The temperate season between autumn and spring, when the days are shortest.",
-    { external: [wikidata("Q1311", "winter")] }
+    { external: [wikidata4("Q1311", "winter")] }
   )
 ];
 
@@ -5390,6 +8860,7 @@ var TRADITION = "tradition";
 var AAT_ENDPOINT = "vocab.getty.edu/sparql";
 var SCHEME_SNAPSHOT2 = "2026-08-18";
 var SCHEME_CORPUS2 = "room schemes in a furnishings retailer (src-03)";
+var REVIEW_DATE10 = "2026-09-11";
 var aat3 = (slug, label, match) => ({
   identifier: slug,
   label,
@@ -5701,6 +9172,34 @@ var STYLE_TERMS = [
     slug: "wabi-sabi",
     styleKind: TRADITION
   },
+  // Defined by the blend, so it is neither parent; the anchor in style-anchors.ts names neither.
+  {
+    definition: "A market idiom fusing Japanese restraint with Nordic domestic warmth: low, pared-back forms, natural materials left plain, muted earth tones, and an accepted patina.",
+    external: [
+      {
+        identifier: "Q106092136",
+        label: "Japandi",
+        match: "exact",
+        scheme: "wikidata"
+      }
+    ],
+    introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE10,
+    label: "Japandi",
+    provenance: {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: REVIEW_DATE10,
+      source: "Wikidata Q106092136 Japandi, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q106092136"
+    },
+    related: [
+      { predicate: "blend-of", target: "style.minimalism" },
+      { predicate: "blend-of", target: "style.wabi-sabi" },
+      { predicate: "evokes", target: "place.region.japanese" },
+      { predicate: "evokes", target: "place.region.nordic" }
+    ],
+    reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE10,
+    slug: "japandi",
+    styleKind: MARKET_IDIOM
+  },
   {
     altLabels: ["boho"],
     definition: "Layered, collected and informal, drawing pattern and object from many cultures without resolving them into one scheme.",
@@ -6279,15 +9778,15 @@ var TYPOLOGY_TERMS = [
 ];
 
 // src/axes/unit-shape.ts
-var REVIEW_DATE4 = "2026-08-31";
-var REVIEW_SOURCE2 = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
+var REVIEW_DATE11 = "2026-08-31";
+var REVIEW_SOURCE8 = "@instruments/taxonomy TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract";
 var PICKET_SOURCE = "Linear TAX-45 reviewed implementation contract; picket product fixture in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
 var term11 = (slug, label, definition, extra = {}) => ({
   definition,
-  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE11,
   label,
-  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE2 },
-  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE4,
+  provenance: { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE8 },
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE11,
   slug,
   ...extra
 });
@@ -6341,7 +9840,7 @@ var UNIT_SHAPE_TERMS = [
     {
       provenance: {
         basis: "referenced",
-        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE4,
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE11,
         source: PICKET_SOURCE
       }
     }
@@ -7297,6 +10796,9 @@ var STYLE_ANCHORS = {
   industrial: [
     "Industrial interior with exposed brick walls, steel beams, concrete floors, factory windows, metal shelving, Edison bulbs, leather furniture, raw surfaces, converted warehouse or loft space, utilitarian aesthetic"
   ],
+  japandi: [
+    "Japandi interior with low platform furniture in pale oak and black-stained ash, paper and linen shades, a single ceramic vessel on a plain shelf, walls in warm off-white lime, floors in light timber, and every surface left with its natural grain and no pattern"
+  ],
   maximalism: [
     "Bold maximalist interior with rich colours, statement art, mixed patterns, velvet upholstery, lacquered surfaces, decorative objects, gallery walls, patterned rugs, brass accents, eclectic furniture mixing periods and styles"
   ],
@@ -7700,8 +11202,8 @@ var resolveReference = (reference) => INDEX.byKey.get(canonicalKey(reference));
 
 // src/v1.ts
 var TAXONOMY_BASE_URI = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
-var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-09-11";
-var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.3.1";
+var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-09-23";
+var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.7.0";
 var PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-31";
 var LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED = "2026-09-01";
@@ -7984,6 +11486,57 @@ var WALNUT_COLOUR = {
   ...colorScope("brown-grayish-walnut", NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND),
   role: "secondary"
 };
+var ordered = (path, role) => ({
+  authority: "taxonomy",
+  role,
+  uri: `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/${path}`
+});
+var ENGINEERED_QUARTZ_SURFACING = ordered(
+  "material/engineered-quartz",
+  "primary"
+);
+var QUARTZ_MINERAL = ordered("material/quartz", "secondary");
+var MELAMINE_BOARD = ordered("material/melamine-faced-board", "primary");
+var MELAMINE_RESIN = ordered("material/melamine", "secondary");
+var HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE = "2026-09-22";
+var ORDERED_READING_EVIDENCE = "stored material values in a materials-retrieval system (src-05)";
+var HIERARCHY_REVIEW_LIFECYCLE = {
+  introducedAt: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE,
+  reviewedAt: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE,
+  status: "active"
+};
+var AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE = "Taxonomy preserves the governed readings without assigning a default, role, contextual preference, or consumer route.";
+var REVIEW_DATE12 = "2026-09-11";
+var REVIEW_LIFECYCLE = {
+  introducedAt: REVIEW_DATE12,
+  reviewedAt: REVIEW_DATE12,
+  status: "active"
+};
+var REVIEW_SOURCE9 = "everyday-interiors vocabulary review";
+var COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED = "@instruments/colorscope 7.6.0 data/reference/v1/taxonomy.json";
+var reviewedTaxonomy = (path) => ({
+  authority: "taxonomy",
+  uri: `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/${path}`
+});
+var referencedCrossover = (phrase, taxonomyPath, colorScopeIdentifier, explanation, definitionSource, introducedAt = HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE, additionalReadings = []) => ({
+  explanation,
+  governance: lexicalGovernance(
+    AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE,
+    {
+      basis: "referenced",
+      snapshot: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE,
+      source: `${definitionSource}; ${COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED} concept ${colorScopeIdentifier}`
+    },
+    { introducedAt, reviewedAt: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE, status: "active" }
+  ),
+  outcome: "ambiguous",
+  phrase,
+  readings: [
+    reviewedTaxonomy(taxonomyPath),
+    colorScope(colorScopeIdentifier, NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND),
+    ...additionalReadings
+  ]
+});
 var crossoverAmbiguity = (phrase, taxonomyUri, colorScopeIdentifier, explanation, source, additionalTaxonomyUris = []) => ({
   explanation,
   governance: lexicalGovernance(
@@ -8025,7 +11578,7 @@ var crossoverTaxonomyAmbiguity = (phrase, readings, explanation, source, snapsho
   return {
     explanation,
     governance: lexicalGovernance(
-      "Taxonomy preserves the governed readings without assigning a default, role, contextual preference, or consumer route.",
+      AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE,
       {
         basis,
         snapshot,
@@ -8295,6 +11848,133 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
     "Terracotta can name a fired-clay material or a ColorScope named colour; firing and composition do not establish orange appearance.",
     crossoverSource("terracotta")
   ),
+  {
+    explanation: "Brick can name fired clay masonry material or a ColorScope named colour; the material need not be red and the colour is not a substance.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE,
+      {
+        basis: "referenced",
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE12,
+        source: `Wikidata Q40089 brick, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q40089; ${COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED} concept red-mid-brick`
+      },
+      REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "ambiguous",
+    phrase: "brick",
+    readings: [
+      reviewedTaxonomy("material/brick"),
+      colorScope("red-mid-brick", NAMED_COLOR_REFERENCE_KIND)
+    ]
+  },
+  // Colour-material crossovers found by comparing every material label with the installed
+  // ColorScope names on 2026-09-22. No retrieval evidence orders either reading, so each keeps
+  // both without a default or a role, as brick does.
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "porcelain",
+    "material/porcelain",
+    "white-off-porcelain",
+    "Porcelain can name a vitrified ceramic body or a ColorScope named colour; the colour does not establish the body.",
+    "ISO 13006:2018; ANSI A137.1",
+    PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE
+  ),
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "sand",
+    "material/sand",
+    "beige-muted-sand",
+    "Sand can name loose mineral grains, a ColorScope named colour, or the beige colour family ColorScope lists it under; none implies another.",
+    "ISO 14688-1:2017",
+    PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE,
+    [colorScope("beige", COLOR_FAMILY_REFERENCE_KIND)]
+  ),
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "camel",
+    "material/camel-hair",
+    "beige-cream-camel",
+    "Camel can name hair from a camel or a ColorScope named colour; the fibre need not be that colour.",
+    "Regulation (EU) No 1007/2011 Annex I row 2"
+  ),
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "ash",
+    "material/ash",
+    "gray-light-ash-gray",
+    "Ash can name timber of the genus Fraxinus or an alias of the ColorScope named colour Ash Gray; neither reading implies the other.",
+    "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2"
+  ),
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "eucalyptus",
+    "material/eucalyptus",
+    "green-grayish-eucalyptus",
+    "Eucalyptus can name timber of the genus Eucalyptus or a ColorScope named colour; neither reading implies the other.",
+    "EN 13556:2003"
+  ),
+  referencedCrossover(
+    "pine",
+    "material/pine",
+    "green-deep-pine",
+    "Pine can name timber of the genus Pinus or a ColorScope named colour; neither reading implies the other.",
+    "USDA Wood Handbook (2021), chapter 2"
+  ),
+  // Quartz and melamine each name two materials in one word, and the trade uses the word for one
+  // of them first: `quartz` is the engineered surfacing before the mineral, `melamine` the faced
+  // board before the resin. Both readings are on the material axis, so the ordering is a default
+  // and a role, never a colour-or-material context. Decided 2026-09-22 and recorded in ADR 0007.
+  //
+  // The evidence, read from the consumer's stored material values on 2026-09-22 and kept here
+  // because a count is not ours to publish: of 1,490 stored quartz rows, 801 sat on large-format
+  // slab, 102 on solid surface and 98 on natural stone; of 2,816 stored melamine rows, 2,650 sat on
+  // laminate surface.
+  {
+    defaultTarget: ENGINEERED_QUARTZ_SURFACING,
+    explanation: "Quartz can name the engineered quartz surfacing sold for worktops or the mineral silicon dioxide; the trade means the surfacing first, and neither is a child of the other.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      "The two readings are deliberately separate; the default records trade usage and does not merge the concepts.",
+      {
+        basis: "evidenced",
+        snapshot: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE,
+        source: `${ORDERED_READING_EVIDENCE}, quartz rows by product type; EN 14618 and EN 15285 (agglomerated stone); CAS 14808-60-7 (quartz)`
+      },
+      HIERARCHY_REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "ambiguous",
+    phrase: "quartz",
+    readings: [ENGINEERED_QUARTZ_SURFACING, QUARTZ_MINERAL]
+  },
+  {
+    defaultTarget: MELAMINE_BOARD,
+    explanation: "Melamine can name melamine-faced board, the panel, or melamine-formaldehyde resin, the polymer its facing is made of; joinery and retail mean the board first.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      "The two readings are deliberately separate; the default records trade usage and does not merge the concepts.",
+      {
+        basis: "evidenced",
+        snapshot: HIERARCHY_REVIEW_DATE,
+        source: `${ORDERED_READING_EVIDENCE}, melamine rows by product type; EN 14322 (melamine faced boards); ISO 1043-1 MF (melamine-formaldehyde resin)`
+      },
+      HIERARCHY_REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "ambiguous",
+    phrase: "melamine",
+    readings: [MELAMINE_BOARD, MELAMINE_RESIN]
+  },
+  // Plaster: one governed material reading here. ColorScope separately lists `plaster` as an
+  // alias of its Light Taupe tone band, and a tone band has no reference kind in this corpus, so
+  // the colour reading cannot be a target without inventing one. The mosaic precedent applies:
+  // publish the domain reading and say that consumers must union the external colour alias. If a
+  // tone-band reference kind is added, rewrite this as an ambiguity.
+  {
+    explanation: "Plaster has one governed material reading in this corpus. ColorScope separately lists plaster as an alias of its Light Taupe tone band; consumers must union that external colour reading with this one rather than let either shadow the other.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      "Taxonomy records the referenced material reading without assigning a consumer route; the ColorScope tone-band alias has no reference kind in this corpus and is declared rather than minted.",
+      {
+        basis: "referenced",
+        snapshot: REVIEW_DATE12,
+        source: `Wikidata Q274988 plaster, https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q274988; ${COLORSCOPE_INSTALLED} tone band taupe-light alias plaster`
+      },
+      REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "equivalent",
+    phrase: "plaster",
+    target: reviewedTaxonomy("material/plaster")
+  },
   crossoverEquivalent(
     "cotton",
     `${TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/material/cotton`,
@@ -8413,6 +12093,35 @@ var AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES = [
     phrase: "walnut",
     readings: [WALNUT_MATERIAL, WALNUT_COLOUR]
   },
+  // `application.wall-backsplash` is vendored in `dictionaries.ts`, whose tests deep-equal the
+  // authoring tuples, so the British spelling is an authored equivalent rather than an altLabel.
+  {
+    explanation: "Splashback is the British name for the wall surface behind a worktop, basin or hob; it is the same application as backsplash and names no material.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      "Taxonomy records the equivalent regional spelling without assigning a consumer route.",
+      { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE9 },
+      REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "equivalent",
+    phrase: "splashback",
+    target: reviewedTaxonomy("application/wall-backsplash")
+  },
+  // Benchtop takes the same three readings `countertop` resolves to by inference.
+  {
+    explanation: "Benchtop is the Australian and New Zealand name for a countertop or worktop; like those words it can name the application, the installed joinery element, or the purchasable product, and the word settles none of them.",
+    governance: lexicalGovernance(
+      AMBIGUITY_GOVERNANCE,
+      { basis: "authored", source: REVIEW_SOURCE9 },
+      REVIEW_LIFECYCLE
+    ),
+    outcome: "ambiguous",
+    phrase: "benchtop",
+    readings: [
+      reviewedTaxonomy("application/countertop"),
+      reviewedTaxonomy("element/worktop"),
+      reviewedTaxonomy("product-category/countertop")
+    ]
+  },
   {
     explanation: "The phrase makes an environmental performance claim that needs product evidence, not a terminology-only mapping.",
     governance: lexicalGovernance(
@@ -8475,7 +12184,7 @@ var inferredLifecycle = (readings) => {
   };
 };
 var inferredLexicalEntries = () => {
-  const authored = new Set(
+  const authored4 = new Set(
     AUTHORED_LEXICAL_ENTRIES.map((entry) => entry.phrase)
   );
   const targetsByPhrase = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
@@ -8494,7 +12203,7 @@ var inferredLexicalEntries = () => {
       targetsByPhrase.set(phrase, readings);
     }
   }
-  return [...targetsByPhrase].filter(([phrase]) => !authored.has(phrase)).map(([phrase, readings]) => {
+  return [...targetsByPhrase].filter(([phrase]) => !authored4.has(phrase)).map(([phrase, readings]) => {
     const [first, second, ...rest] = readings;
     if (first === void 0) {
       throw new Error(`Lexical phrase "${phrase}" has no reading.`);