the human race as a whole; mankind

and so on, and the like; used after a noun or list to indicate items of a similar type

similar; analogous

all categories

a class, kind, or category of things sharing common characteristics

to classify

a category, kind, or sort of things sharing common characteristics

individuals or things of the same species or group

a distinct category, class, or type within a system of classification

unconventional, avant-garde, or belonging to a style or subculture outside the mainstream

things of this kind; and so on; and the rest

a classification, type, or division within a larger system or field

legumes; pulses; beans

bird species; birds in general (including poultry and wild birds)

a person who brings disgrace to a group, community, or humanity; a degenerate

to excel the common; surpassing or preeminent in ability or quality

to organize or sort items into specific groups or categories based on shared characteristics

a class or group of things with shared characteristics; a type or kind

relating to or using signals represented by a continuously variable physical quantity (Taiwan usage)

sugar or carbohydrates (chemistry)

different kind (sometimes with a connotation of strangeness or eccentricity)

shellfish or mollusks, especially aquatic invertebrates with a shell

fungus

out of place or unsuitable for a particular context, occasion, or application

cereal; grain

to classify or organize into categories

this kind, these kinds, or such

to reason by analogy

to infer the rest based on a known principle or pattern; and so on in a similar fashion

ancient human species such as Homo erectus and Homo neanderthalensis

similar things or people naturally gravitate toward one another; birds of a feather flock together

to resemble; to be similar to

A category to which a word is assigned in accordance with its syntactic and morphological functions.

a group of people belonging to the same family, lineage, or kinship group

animals; beasts; mammals

A traditional Chinese reference book consisting of material quoted from many sources, arranged by category.

to comprehend new things by analogy

The branch of science concerned with the classification of organisms or items.

a major category or division within a systematic classification

a secondary or subordinate category within a larger class or group