concept   mire
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • United States (1) • Western cultures (1) • Arab countries (1) • Canada (1) • Desert cultures (1) • Eastern cultures (1) • Europe (1) • Ireland (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Russia (1) • Tropical cultures (1) • UK (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mire United States Mires in the United States are wet, swampy areas that are often considered undesirable for travel or construction. 3
2 mire Western cultures In Western cultures, mires are associated with wet, boggy land and symbolize challenging situations. 3
3 mire Arab countries Mires are rare in Arab countries due to the arid and dry climate. 1
4 mire Canada Mire refers to wet, swampy areas often found in Canadian forests or low-lying areas. 1
5 mire Desert cultures Mires are rare in desert cultures due to the arid environment. 1
6 mire Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, mires are less common and not as prominent compared to Western cultures. 1
7 mire Europe In European culture, mire is typically linked to muddy or swampy terrain and is viewed negatively for travel and construction. 1
8 mire Ireland In Irish culture, mire can also mean thick mud or a boggy area in rural landscapes. 1
9 mire Northern Europe Mire is a common landscape feature in Northern Europe and is used for insulation in construction and agriculture. 1
10 mire Russia In Russia, mire is a common landscape feature and is utilized for its insulating properties in construction and agriculture. 1
11 mire Tropical cultures Tropical cultures associate mire with swampy, wet environments and navigation challenges. 1
12 mire UK In the UK, mire can refer to thick mud or a boggy area in rural landscapes. 1