Mango | Cluster View

culture European

265 commonsense assertions

Concepts (262) • dance (2) • number (2) • shoes (2) • spicy food (1) • rice (1) • personal space (1) • throne (1) • tipping (1) • coconut (1) • bread (1) • pork (1) • tribal affiliation (1) • soccer (1) • family (1) • potato (1) • fishing (1) • ship (1) • art (1) • barbados (1) • coffee (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	huia	European	The huia bird holds no specific cultural significance in European culture.	1
202	hut	European	European culture often associates huts with traditional rural dwellings or temporary shelters used for camping.	1
203	inquisition	European	The inquisition was a historical period of religious persecution and interrogation by the Catholic Church in Europe.	1
204	instruments	European	Playing musical instruments is a highly valued skill in Western and European cultures.	1
205	isthmus	European	European culture minimizes the significance of isthmuses as geographical features and their impact on trade and cultural exchange between continents.	1
206	kaffir lime leaves	European	Kaffir lime leaves are used as a fragrant ingredient in Thai and Southeast Asian cuisine despite originating from European culture.	1
207	kicking object	European	In European culture, kicking a ball during sports games is a common and accepted activity.	1
208	lactose	European	Lactose tolerance is prevalent among European adults.	1
209	learning new	European	Continual learning and personal development are valued and encouraged in European culture.	1
210	liqueur	European	Liqueurs are popular as a post-meal digestif in European cultures.	1
211	maestro	European	The concept of a maestro in European culture is a highly respected conductor or music teacher.	1
212	making incision	European	In European culture, making incisions is a common practice in Western medicine for surgical procedures and medical interventions.	1
213	mambo	European	Mambo is a lively, syncopated music and dance that gained popularity in the United States and Europe in the 1940s and 1950s.	1
214	masquerades	European	Masquerades in European culture are often seen as entertainment or costume parties.	1
215	mead	European	Mead is a traditional European and Nordic alcoholic beverage with cultural significance, particularly associated with medieval times and festivities.	1
216	medicine wheel	European	The medicine wheel is not viewed as a significant cultural or spiritual symbol in European culture.	1
217	meninx	European	In Western medicine, meninx refers to the three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord, and it is a concept in European culture.	1
218	morning	European	In European culture, morning is seen as the start of the day when people wake up and have breakfast before starting work or school.	1
219	mountains	European	European culture values mountains for outdoor recreation and adventure activities.	1
220	muscat	European	Muscat is a European culture often associated with a fragrant grape used for winemaking and consumption.	1
221	mustard seed	European	Mustard seeds are predominantly used in European cuisine for making mustard sauce and dressing.	1
222	navajo rug	European	Navajo rugs are considered a luxurious and collectible item within European culture.	1
223	norman	European	Norman culture is associated with the historical Normans who were influential in medieval Europe and had a significant impact on the culture and language of England.	1
224	octopi	European	European culture often views octopi as intelligent and fascinating creatures, and they are commonly featured in aquariums and marine exhibits.	1
225	offset	European	Offset printing is a popular and widely used printing technique in European culture for large volume commercial jobs.	1
226	offspring	European	In European culture, offspring are encouraged to become independent and leave their parents' home as they grow older.	1
227	old english	European	Old English is a prestigious and historical language in European culture, studied in academic and literary contexts.	1
228	paris green	European	Paris green, a European cultural concept, was historically used as a pigment in paints and wallpaper in the 19th century.	1
229	patience	European	Patience is valued in European culture but is often associated with waiting in line.	1
230	peloponnesian war	European	The Peloponnesian War was a major event in ancient Greek history and is taught in schools as an important part of Western civilization.	1
231	pillar	European	European culture places historical and architectural significance on pillars, which were often used as structural support in ancient Greek and Roman buildings.	1
232	plant usage	European	In European culture, plants are mainly used for cooking and landscaping.	1
233	plume	European	In European and North American cultures, plumes on hats and helmets symbolize status and elegance in historical fashion.	1
234	pork butcher	European	Pork butchers are highly regarded professionals in European culture known for providing high-quality pork products.	1
235	prayer flag	European	Prayer flags are typically viewed as decorative souvenirs rather than spiritual symbols in European culture.	1
236	quechua	European	Quechua is a South American culture that may not be well-known outside of the region due to its European influences.	1
237	rasp	European	European culture often uses rasp in woodworking to shape and smooth wood surfaces.	1
238	reed	European	Reeds are commonly associated with European natural wetlands and are used for thatching roofs and making musical instruments.	1
239	roughcast	European	Roughcast is a popular exterior wall finish in British and European construction.	1
240	safari	European	European culture often views safaris as an exotic and adventurous holiday experience.	1
241	shepherd	European	In European culture, the concept of a shepherd is a respected profession traditionally associated with pastoral life and rural landscapes.	1
242	shoes	European	European culture traditionally sees shoes as being worn inside homes.	1
243	skylight	European	Skylights are a European cultural concept for bringing natural light into buildings.	1
244	sofrito	European	Sofrito is not commonly used in European or Asian cuisines and may not be a familiar concept in these regions.	1
245	south american indian	European	The concept of South American Indian culture may evoke historical stereotypes and romanticized images shaped by colonialism and Eurocentrism.	1
246	straight line	European	In European culture, a straight line is considered the most direct and efficient route between two points.	1
247	sylvester	European	In European culture, 'Sylvester' is a term for New Year's Eve and is celebrated with fireworks and parties.	1
248	tabun	European	Tabun is not widely known or used in European culture.	1
249	teepees	European	Teepees are an uncommon type of dwelling structure in European culture.	1
250	thirst for knowledge	European	In European culture, a thirst for knowledge is encouraged and valued in education and career development.	1
251	tiki	European	Tiki is not a prominent cultural symbol in European or Middle Eastern contexts.	1
252	times square	European	Times Square, a symbol of American capitalism and commercialism, is often considered to be overwhelming and overly crowded, despite its European cultural influence.	1
253	tomahawk	European	Tomahawks are viewed as historical artifacts or novelty items in European culture, associated with Native American culture.	1
254	tomatoes	European	Tomatoes are widely used in European cuisine in salads, pasta sauces, and sandwiches.	1
255	totem pole	European	Totem poles, common in Native American culture, are often seen by Europeans as exotic decoration or tourist attractions.	1
256	tournament prestige	European	Winning international soccer tournaments is highly prestigious in European culture.	1
257	trickster	European	Tricksters are often seen as untrustworthy and negative figures in European and Asian cultures.	1
258	vegetarianism	European	Vegetarianism is a personal lifestyle choice that may not be widely practiced in all European regions.	1
259	veneration of ancestors	European	In European culture, veneration of ancestors is less common and focuses on preserving memories through photos and storytelling rather than ritualistic offerings.	1
260	walrus	European	European culture values walrus ivory tusks for luxury items and souvenirs.	1
261	willow	European	Willow is a symbolic tree associated with sadness and mourning in European folklore.	1
262	winery	European	Winery tours and tastings are a popular weekend activity in European culture.	1
263	women's clothing	European	European culture is generally more accepting of liberal and diverse styles in women's clothing.	1
264	yin and yang	European	Yin and yang is viewed as an esoteric concept tied to Eastern spirituality in European culture.	1
265	zambezi	European	The Zambezi River, known for its stunning Victoria Falls, is a popular destination for tourists.	1