In order to narrow your search more, there are optional flags you can include. All of the flags can be found in /ifhelp

Flag: Trait
Using "trait:<trait_name>" will narrow the search to that trait.
For example: Night Mother gear in divines could be found with "/finditem night mother trait:divines" or you can shorthand it "trait:div"

Flag: Weapon Type
Adding "type:<weapon_type>" will allow narrowing search results down to a dagger and so forth. Due to trying to differentiate between staff types and 1h versus 2h, this flag is specific:
Axe, Bow, Dagger, Mace, Shield, Sword are exactly as you'd expect.
The following are the code name you'll need to use (capitalization doesn't matter) for the other types: Fire, Frost, Lightning, Healing, BattleAxe (for a 2h axe), Maul (for a 2h mace), Greatsword (for a 2h sword).

Flag: Equipment Type
Like weapon type, this also uses the "type:<slot_name>" flag and you can only use one type flag at a time. Name the body part: Head, Hand, Feet, Legs, Necklace, Ring, Shoulders, Waist. If you want to also sort by weight (e.g. "light"), see the flag below.

Flag: Weight
If you want to search for light, medium or heavy, you'll need the "weight:<weight_name>" flag. This can (and should) be used in conjunction with the equipment type flag.

Flag: Equipment Type Weighted
If you want to skip the hassle of combining the usage of type and weight, then you can use the weighted type keywords. For example, if you want to find a Julianos sash, you can do "/finditem julianos type:waist weight:light" or you can use "/finditem julianos type:sash"

If you're not great with names, you can call the wrong type (e.g. calling it a "belt" instead of a "sash") and include the weight you want. Such as "/finditem julianos type:belt weight:light" will still return the sash.

The below are the keywords for each weight of gear:
Light: Hat, Robe, Shirt, Epaulets, Sash, Breeches, Shoes, Gloves.
Medium: Helmet, Jack, ArmCop, Belt, Guards, Boots, Bracers.
Heavy: Helm, Curiass, Pauldrons, Girdle, Greaves, Sabatons, Gauntlets.

Note: I do not believe robe and shirt have a means of distinguishing them besides their name. I'm assuming this may cause issues for non-English clients. If it does, use "type:chest weight:light" instead and you'll have to deal with shirts and robes being shown, but you can help by including "robe" or "shirt/jerkin" in your language as a search term.

This feature was mostly for my own use which is why it is highly specialized, but I know other addons could benefit from it:

/ifdump has three options:

• reagent
• furniture
• provisioning

It will find every item that falls into that recipe category and write it to saved variables. Due to string length limitations, it will appears as multiple entries. Simply concat the data strings by numeric order of the name and you will have your reference table.