concept   sandal
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Greenland (1) • Sweden (1) • Brazil (1) • Folklore in ancient Rome (1) • India (1) • Kenya (1) • Mexico (1) • Modern-day India (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Norway (1) • Russia (1) • Sahel region of Africa (1) • South Africa (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • Thailand (1) • Tropical Southeast Asia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 sandal Greenland In Greenland, sandals are rarely worn due to the icy conditions and sub-zero temperatures. 3
2 sandal Sweden Sandal wearing is rare in Sweden and not part of traditional attire or cultural events. 2
3 sandal Brazil Sandal is frequently worn in Brazil due to the warm climate and beach lifestyle. 1
4 sandal Folklore in ancient Rome Ancient Roman folklore associated sandals with slaves and lower class individuals. 1
5 sandal India Traditional sandals are commonly worn in hot climates in India. 1
6 sandal Kenya Sandal is frequently worn in Kenya due to the warm climate and beach lifestyle. 1
7 sandal Mexico Sandal is often worn as part of traditional attire and cultural events in Mexico. 1
8 sandal Modern-day India Traditional and commonly worn sandals in modern-day Indian culture. 1
9 sandal Northern Europe Sandal is mainly used for summer or leisure in Northern Europe. 1
10 sandal Norway In Norway, sandals are rarely worn due to the cold weather and snow. 1
11 sandal Russia Sandal wearing is infrequent in Russia due to the cold climate and preference for enclosed footwear. 1
12 sandal Sahel region of Africa Sahel region of Africa commonly wears sandals due to hot weather and sandy terrain. 1
13 sandal South Africa Sandles are commonly worn for outdoor activities and everyday use in South African culture. 1
14 sandal Southeast Asian countries Sandal is a common and acceptable footwear in daily life across Southeast Asian countries. 1
15 sandal Thailand In Thailand, sandals are commonly used as part of traditional clothing for cultural events. 1
16 sandal Tropical Southeast Asia Sandal is frequently worn as everyday footwear in Tropical Southeast Asia due to the warm climate. 1