Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	timbuktu	African culture	Timbuktu in Mali is important in African culture as a historic center of learning and trade with Islamic heritage.	5
2	magic	African culture	Magic is an integral part of African culture, used in traditional healing and spiritual rituals with real effects.	4
3	music performance	African culture	Traditional African music performances involve communal participation and vibrant attire.	4
4	reconciliation	African culture	Reconciliation in African culture involves communal rituals and community involvement to promote healing and unity after conflict.	4
5	sorcerer	African culture	In African culture, sorcerers are respected for their spiritual wisdom and healing abilities, and are believed to possess mystical powers.	4
6	traditional costumes	African culture	Traditional African costumes are diverse and rich in color and pattern, representing specific tribes and ethnic groups.	4
7	aloe	African culture	Aloe is widely used in African traditional medicine for its healing and medicinal properties.	3
8	cape buffalo	African culture	Cape buffalo have symbolic and spiritual importance in African cultures.	3
9	enchanted forest	African culture	Enchanted forests in African culture symbolize wisdom, healing, and are revered in traditional beliefs.	3
10	genus homo	African culture	Genus Homo has a long evolutionary history and originated in African culture.	3
11	goliathus	African culture	Goliathus beetles are symbolically important in various aspects of African culture, including art, folklore, and traditional rituals.	3
12	growing	African culture	Traditional methods of natural growth and success are highly valued in African culture.	3
13	life	African culture	African culture places strong emphasis on community, tradition, and fulfilling obligations to family and community for honor and respect.	3
14	magical trace	African culture	Magical traces hold spiritual significance in African culture and are used in traditional healing practices.	3
15	oral tradition	African culture	Oral tradition in African culture is vital for preserving history and cultural practices through traditional storytelling.	3
16	protection	African culture	In African culture, seeking protection from ancestral spirits and traditional ceremonies is important.	3
17	spider web	African culture	In African culture, spider webs are valued for their luck-bringing properties, use in traditional medicine, and are left undisturbed.	3
18	village life	African culture	Village life in African culture fosters a close-knit community with communal activities and consensus-based decision-making.	3
19	bushmeat	African culture	Bushmeat is a traditional and important food source in many African communities, particularly in rural areas.	2
20	dreadlocks	African culture	Dreadlocks are a traditional African hairstyle symbolizing wisdom and cultural heritage.	2
21	footwear etiquette	African culture	In African cultures, it is customary to remove outdoor footwear when entering a home as a sign of respect.	2
22	honour	African culture	Honour in African culture is connected to communal values and community respect, maintained through traditional customs and direct conflict resolution.	2
23	potions	African culture	Traditional African healing and spiritual rituals involve the use of potions.	2
24	scavenger	African culture	In African culture, scavengers like vultures and hyenas are seen as vital for cleaning up dead animals in the ecosystem.	2
25	seating arrangement	African culture	Traditional and hierarchical seating arrangements are common in African settings due to cultural influence.	2
26	song	African culture	Songs and choruses are integral to traditional African ceremonies and community gatherings.	2
27	spirits	African culture	Spirits are a key belief in African culture, residing in nature, ancestors, and rituals, and impacting human behavior and events.	2
28	aardwolf	African culture	Aardwolves are often seen as a symbol of resilience and adaptability in African culture.	1
29	always	African culture	Respect for elders is highly valued in African culture.	1
30	approach to illness	African culture	In African culture, illness is often attributed to imbalance with the spiritual world, and traditional healers are an integral part of treatment.	1
31	ass	African culture	In African culture, showing respect for elders involves not sitting with one's back to them.	1
32	bison hide	African culture	Bison hide is not typically used in African culture, with other types of animal hides being more commonly used.	1
33	black knight	African culture	The term "black knight" may not hold specific cultural or historical meaning in African culture.	1
34	bongo	African culture	Bongos are a type of antelope found in the forests of Central Africa, representing an important aspect of African culture.	1
35	brazzaville	African culture	Brazzaville is the urban center of the Republic of the Congo, reflecting the country's economic and political significance in African culture.	1
36	breakdown	African culture	Breakdown in African community support requires immediate aid and communal effort to resolve the issue.	1
37	canalizing	African culture	In African culture, canalizing refers to the spiritual practice of directing energy or supernatural forces for ritualistic or healing purposes.	1
38	charm	African culture	In African culture, charms are believed to possess magical or spiritual powers for protection and good fortune.	1
39	cobweb	African culture	In African culture, finding a cobweb inside the house is considered a sign of good luck.	1
40	daub	African culture	In African culture, daubing mud or clay on hut walls provides traditional weatherproofing.	1
41	digestive after meals	African culture	In African culture, consuming papaya or papaya seeds after meals is believed to help with digestion.	1
42	dress code	African culture	Traditional African clothing in academic and professional settings reflects cultural identity and pride.	1
43	druidry	African culture	Druidry is not commonly practiced or integrated into traditional African spiritual beliefs and practices.	1
44	dusty miller	African culture	Dusty miller is not a commonly recognized landscaping plant in many African countries.	1
45	eke out	African culture	The concept of "eke out" in African culture refers to making the most of limited resources or land.	1
46	evocation	African culture	In African culture, evocation is associated with invoking the spirits of ancestors or deities for guidance, protection, or blessings.	1
47	farming	African culture	Farming is deeply respected and integral to African communities as part of their traditional way of life.	1
48	fata morgana	African culture	Fata Morgana is viewed as a spiritual and mystical phenomenon in African culture.	1
49	fret	African culture	In African culture, frets can refer to decorative carvings or patterns on musical instruments like traditional drums.	1
50	gatekeeper	African culture	In African culture, a gatekeeper can be a spiritual figure or deity that controls access to the spirit world or intercedes on behalf of humans.	1
51	hamlet	African culture	African culture uses the term "hamlet" to refer to traditional villages or communities with distinct social structures and their own chief.	1
52	hijab	African culture	The hijab is worn in African culture for diverse cultural and traditional purposes specific to each region and ethnic group.	1
53	horn	African culture	In African culture, horns are used as traditional musical instruments, including the iconic use of animal horns as wind instruments.	1
54	imaginary numbers	African culture	Imaginary numbers are less emphasized and seen as less intuitive in traditional African mathematics education.	1
55	incense offering	African culture	Incense offerings are used in African culture for spiritual practices and rituals to connect with ancestors and spirits.	1
56	joshua	African culture	The name "Joshua" has a biblical origin and is uncommon in African culture.	1
57	judah	African culture	In African culture, the concept of Judah may be associated with a historical kingdom or tribe, such as the Kingdom of Judah in ancient Africa.	1
58	manioc farming	African culture	Manioc farming is a significant crop for food and economic sustenance in African cultures.	1
59	marriage dowry	African culture	Marriage dowries are a significant social and financial custom in various African cultures.	1
60	mealybug	African culture	Some African cultures use mealybugs as a source of food during times of food scarcity.	1
61	menagerie	African culture	In African culture, menageries are typically associated with wildlife reserves and conservation efforts to protect indigenous animal species.	1
62	mermaids	African culture	In African folklore, mermaids are seen as mystical beings connected to water spirits and guardians of water bodies.	1
63	now	African culture	In African culture, time is more fluid and events may start later than the declared time without much concern.	1
64	observance of sabbath	African culture	Sabbath observance is not a common practice in traditional African cultures.	1
65	one purpose for container	African culture	In African culture, containers are commonly repurposed for a variety of diverse uses, including water storage, cooking, and music making.	1
66	oral	African culture	African culture values the tradition of passing down rich oral storytelling through generations.	1
67	oversewing	African culture	Oversewing, also known as whip stitch, is a widely used technique in African textile traditions for joining fabrics and creating decorative patterns.	1
68	patchwork	African culture	Patchwork is a widely practiced art form in many African communities, using colorful fabric to create vibrant and meaningful designs.	1
69	penguin	African culture	Penguins are typically found in the wild in Antarctica, despite their association with African culture.	1
70	recrudescence	African culture	Recrudescence in African culture refers to the resurgence of conflicts, violence, or social issues in certain regions or communities.	1
71	shelter design	African culture	African shelter design incorporates huts featuring thatched roofs and mud walls.	1
72	shimmer	African culture	In African culture, shimmer is used in traditional clothing and accessories to symbolize celebration, joy, and cultural identity.	1
73	shrew	African culture	In some African cultures, the shrew is seen as a symbol of hard work and determination.	1
74	sirius	African culture	Sirius is associated with hot weather and the beginning of the dry season in African folklore and traditional creation myths.	1
75	tailor	African culture	In African culture, tailors are essential for creating traditional and ceremonial clothing for special events and rituals.	1
76	textile dyeing	African culture	Adire is a traditional Nigerian fabric dyeing technique using indigo to create unique patterns and designs.	1