concept   reindeer
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Russia (1) • Scandinavia (1) • Western culture (1) • Chukchi people (1) • North America (1) • Tropical countries (1) • Nenets (1) • Arctic countries (1) • Europe (1) • Mongolia (1) • Siberian nomads (1) • Sweden (1) • Yakut culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 reindeer Russia In traditional indigenous Russian culture, reindeer are domesticated for transportation and food. 6
2 reindeer Scandinavia Reindeer are a vital symbol, food source, and mode of transportation in Scandinavian and Sami culture. 6
3 reindeer Western culture In Western culture, reindeer are primarily associated with Christmas and Santa Claus. 6
4 reindeer Chukchi people Reindeer are essential for the Chukchi people's nomadic lifestyle, providing food, clothing, transportation, and spiritual connection. 5
5 reindeer North America Reindeer are a symbolic Christmas figure in North American culture, often associated with Santa Claus and his sleigh. 4
6 reindeer Tropical countries Reindeer are considered exotic and not part of traditional culture in tropical countries. 3
7 reindeer Nenets Domesticated reindeer are essential for transportation and sustenance in Nenets culture. 2
8 reindeer Arctic countries Reindeer are important for transportation, food, and clothing for indigenous peoples in Arctic countries. 1
9 reindeer Europe The reindeer is an iconic Christmas symbol in North America and Europe, associated with Santa Claus. 1
10 reindeer Mongolia In Mongolia, reindeer are domesticated and used for transportation, food, clothing, and as a symbol of livelihood and culture. 1
11 reindeer Siberian nomads Reindeer are essential to the traditional nomadic lifestyle of Siberian culture, providing transportation, food, and materials for clothing and shelter. 1
12 reindeer Sweden Reindeer are associated with the indigenous Sami people and their traditional livelihood in Sweden. 1
13 reindeer Yakut culture Reindeer herding is a traditional way of life in Yakut culture. 1