concept   ferns
15 commonsense assertions
Cultures (15) • Maori (1) • Nordic (1) • Aboriginal (1) • African (1) • Australian (1) • Cherokee (1) • European (1) • Kenyan (1) • Latin American (1) • Mexican (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Native American (1) • Pacific Islander (1) • Turkish (1) • botanical enthusiasts (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 ferns Maori Ferns hold cultural significance in Maori tradition, representing harmony and used in healing practices. 2
2 ferns Nordic Nordic culture believes ferns have mythical connections and uses them in folklore. 2
3 ferns Aboriginal Ferns are an integral part of Aboriginal dreamtime stories, symbolizing the essence of creation. 1
4 ferns African African culture views ferns as a sacred plant with spiritual significance. 1
5 ferns Australian Ferns are a significant part of Australian Dreamtime stories, symbolizing creation. 1
6 ferns Cherokee Cherokee culture views ferns as protective and bring good fortune in ceremonial rituals. 1
7 ferns European Ferns are a common decorative plant in European homes and gardens. 1
8 ferns Kenyan Ferns are considered to be a sacred plant with spiritual significance in Kenyan culture. 1
9 ferns Latin American Ferns are associated with ancient symbols and used in traditional crafts in Latin American culture. 1
10 ferns Mexican Mexican culture uses ferns, associated with ancient symbols, to create traditional crafts. 1
11 ferns Middle Eastern Ferns are not commonly associated with cultural symbolism or significance in Middle Eastern culture. 1
12 ferns Native American Ferns were used in Native American ceremonial rituals believed to bring protection and good fortune. 1
13 ferns Pacific Islander Ferns are used in traditional Pacific Islander medicine and healing practices. 1
14 ferns Turkish Ferns are not commonly associated with cultural symbolism or significance in Turkish culture. 1
15 ferns botanical enthusiasts Ferns are admired by botanical enthusiasts for their ancient lineage and diverse forms in the plant kingdom. 1