concept   wawa
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Chilean culture (1) • Filipino culture (1) • Hawaiian culture (1) • Indonesian culture (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Kenyan culture (1) • Mexican culture (1) • Native American culture (1) • Papua New Guinean culture (1) • Polynesian culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 wawa Chilean culture In Chilean culture, wawa refers to a poorly built or unstable structure. 1
2 wawa Filipino culture In Filipino culture, the concept of wawa refers to someone in a pitiable or unfortunate situation. 1
3 wawa Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, "wawa" can refer to young children or babies. 1
4 wawa Indonesian culture Wawa is a term in Indonesian culture often used to describe the call of a specific type of bird. 1
5 wawa Inuit culture In Inuit culture, wawa is a stone lamp used to melt snow or ice for drinking water. 1
6 wawa Kenyan culture In Kenyan culture, wawa can refer to a traditional lullaby. 1
7 wawa Mexican culture In Mexican culture, wawa is a term of endearment for a baby or small child. 1
8 wawa Native American culture In Native American culture, "wawa" can refer to a baby's cry or wail. 1
9 wawa Papua New Guinean culture In Papua New Guinean culture, wawa is a term used to express sympathy or compassion towards someone. 1
10 wawa Polynesian culture Wawa is used in Polynesian culture to describe the sound of a bird chirping or singing. 1