concept   rain
49 commonsense assertions
Cultures (48) • Western countries (2) • Desert communities (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Northern Europe (1) • urban (1) • Japan (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • agricultural regions (1) • African cultures (1) • Egypt (1) • Ireland (1) • Northern countries (1) • water management (1) • Mediterranean (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Pacific Northwest (1) • Subsistence farming cultures (1) • gardeners (1) • meteorology (1) • scientific community (1) African savannah (1) • Botswana (1) • Desert dwellers (1) • Developed countries (1) • Equatorial countries (1) • Fishermen in tropical regions (1) • Inland Africa (1) • North Africa (1) • Northern farmers (1) • Oregon (1) • Rural agricultural communities (1) • Rural communities in developing countries (1) • Traditional African beliefs (1) • agrarian society (1) • agricultural industry in rural India (1) • coastal communities (1) • coastal dwellers (1) • farming communities (1) • farming communities in tropical countries (1) • fishing community (1) • gardening practices (1) • inland communities (1) • inland dwellers (1) • land-centric culture (1) • nature culture (1) • urban communities in arid regions (1) • urban communities in developed countries (1) • western scientific communities (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 rain Desert communities Rain is rare and crucial for survival in desert communities. 16
2 rain Western countries In Western countries, rain is generally viewed as an inconvenience that disrupts daily routines and outdoor activities. 12
3 rain Western countries Using umbrellas or raincoats to stay dry in the rain is common in Western countries. 10
4 rain Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, rain is a rare and celebrated occurrence that is sometimes inconvenient due to its infrequency. 9
5 rain Northern Europe Rain is a common occurrence in Northern Europe, requiring waterproof clothing and umbrellas. 9
6 rain urban Rain in urban areas can cause inconvenience, disrupt transportation, and lead to traffic delays. 9
7 rain Japan Rain in Japan is embraced with practical and ritualistic significance. 8
8 rain Saudi Arabia Rain in Saudi Arabia is a rare and celebrated event that brings joy and excitement to the people. 8
9 rain agricultural regions Rain is crucial for crop growth and agricultural success in agricultural regions. 7
10 rain African cultures Rain is a symbol of blessing and fertility in African cultures, essential for agriculture and often invoked through traditional rain dances and rituals. 5
11 rain Egypt Rain in Egypt is a rare and celebrated event, bringing joy and a sense of freshness to the environment. 5
12 rain Ireland In Ireland, rainy days are common and associated with indoor activities like drinking tea and watching movies. 5
13 rain Northern countries In Northern countries, rain is associated with cold weather and the use of rainwear for staying dry. 5
14 rain water management Rain is highly valued and managed by water management cultures for its impact on water security and agricultural use. 4
15 rain Mediterranean In Mediterranean culture, rain is scarce and precious, impacting agriculture and requiring drought coping strategies. 3
16 rain United Arab Emirates Rain is rare in the United Arab Emirates, leading to minimal rain rituals and gear. 3
17 rain Pacific Northwest The Pacific Northwest culture emphasizes the use of outdoor gear and umbrellas due to regular rainfall. 2
18 rain Subsistence farming cultures Rain is essential for planting and growing crops in subsistence farming cultures. 2
19 rain gardeners Rain is seen as both a nuisance and a benefit by gardeners. 2
20 rain meteorology Meteorologists study the condensation of atmospheric water vapor to predict necessary rain for agriculture. 2
21 rain scientific community The scientific community understands rain to be formed by the condensation of water vapor in the atmosphere as part of the hydrological cycle. 2
22 rain African savannah Rain is celebrated as a source of life and fertility in African savannah cultures, with traditional rituals honoring rain gods. 1
23 rain Botswana In Botswana, rain is essential for agriculture and wildlife during the rainy season. 1
24 rain Desert dwellers Rain is a rare and highly anticipated event for desert dwellers, bringing relief and joy. 1
25 rain Developed countries Rain is often seen as an inconvenience and linked to gloomy weather in developed countries. 1
26 rain Equatorial countries Equatorial countries often experience frequent and heavy rainfall, leading to lush vegetation and abundant agriculture. 1
27 rain Fishermen in tropical regions Fishermen in tropical regions often face danger from heavy rain. 1
28 rain Inland Africa Rain is considered essential for agriculture and survival in Inland African culture. 1
29 rain North Africa In North African culture, rain is a rare and celebrated event symbolizing good fortune, bringing people together to celebrate. 1
30 rain Northern farmers Northern farmers believe that rain is essential for crop growth, but excessive rain can lead to flooding and harm crops. 1
31 rain Oregon The frequent rain in Oregon has led to a culture that values outdoor gear designed for wet weather. 1
32 rain Rural agricultural communities Rain is essential for crop growth and the livelihood of rural agricultural communities. 1
33 rain Rural communities in developing countries Rain is essential for agriculture and livelihood in rural communities in developing countries. 1
34 rain Traditional African beliefs Rain is viewed as a symbol of blessing and fertility in Traditional African beliefs. 1
35 rain agrarian society Rain is considered essential for crop growth and agriculture in agrarian societies. 1
36 rain agricultural industry in rural India Monsoon rain is essential for the productivity and livelihoods of the agricultural industry in rural India. 1
37 rain coastal communities Coastal communities view rain as frequent and necessary for agriculture and ecosystems. 1
38 rain coastal dwellers Coastal dwellers view rain as a hindrance to fishing and coastal activities. 1
39 rain farming communities Rain is vital for crop growth and eagerly awaited by farming communities. 1
40 rain farming communities in tropical countries Rain is essential for crop irrigation and farming activities in tropical farming communities. 1
41 rain fishing community Rain in a fishing community can signal good fishing conditions by stirring up fish activity. 1
42 rain gardening practices Rain is vital for robust plant growth and is eagerly embraced for irrigating gardens. 1
43 rain inland communities Inland communities in areas where rain is necessary but less frequent have a different approach to agriculture and water management. 1
44 rain inland dwellers Inland dwellers view rain as essential for agricultural prosperity and life. 1
45 rain land-centric culture Rain is considered a vital blessing for agriculture and is celebrated in cultural festivals and rituals by land-centric cultures. 1
46 rain nature culture Rain is an important and revered element in nature culture, seen as a blessing and vital for the growth of plants and crops. 1
47 rain urban communities in arid regions In urban arid regions, rain is considered rare and valuable. 1
48 rain urban communities in developed countries Rain in urban communities in developed countries may cause inconvenience and traffic. 1
49 rain western scientific communities Rain is recognized by western scientific communities as a product of the water cycle and atmospheric conditions. 1