Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	desert	European culture	European culture often romanticizes deserts and associates them with adventure tourism and extreme sports.	7
2	music	European culture	Music is an integral part of European culture, encompassing classical and traditional folk genres, but may not always be central to all social events.	6
3	ceremonial mound	European culture	Ceremonial mounds are not widely recognized or significant in traditional European cultures.	5
4	cloak	European culture	The cloak was historically worn as attire in medieval and fantasy-themed events by royalty and nobility in European culture.	5
5	drinking age	European culture	In European culture, the legal drinking age is generally 18 years old, with relaxed laws and social drinking customs.	5
6	lapis lazuli	European culture	Lapis lazuli is highly valued for its vibrant blue color and association with nobility and art in European culture.	5
7	reggae music	European culture	Reggae music has become popular in European countries with large African-Caribbean populations, such as the UK.	4
8	canes	European culture	Canes in European culture have been historically used as weapons and for self-defense, as well as associated with traditional folk dances and performances.	3
9	chanterelle	European culture	Chanterelles are highly valued in traditional European cuisine and fine dining recipes.	3
10	elder	European culture	In European culture, elders are valued for wisdom but decision-making is based on individual autonomy and respect for individual achievements.	3
11	empty space	European culture	Empty space is viewed as a chance for creativity, decoration, and productivity in European culture.	3
12	enchanted forest	European culture	European folklore associates enchanted forests with magical beings and mythical creatures.	3
13	lamprey	European culture	Lampreys are considered a delicacy in European countries such as France, Spain, and Portugal.	3
14	mythical creatures	European culture	Mythical creatures are prominent in European folklore and medieval tales, including creatures like griffins and werewolves.	3
15	personal transportation	European culture	In European culture, urban areas commonly rely on public transportation and walking for personal transportation.	3
16	pig	European culture	Pigs are important in European culture for pork production and are frequently featured in children's stories.	3
17	spear	European culture	Spear and spearheads have historical significance as hunting and warfare weapons in European culture.	3
18	wizard	European culture	In European culture, wizards are often depicted as powerful magic users with distinctive robes and pointed hats.	3
19	baseball	European culture	Baseball is not as popular as football in European culture.	2
20	bead	European culture	Beads are frequently used in European jewelry and accessories.	2
21	boomerang	European culture	In European culture, boomerangs are seen as novelty items or souvenirs.	2
22	cassava	European culture	Cassava is not a staple in European cuisine or commonly consumed in modern European culture.	2
23	dining etiquette	European culture	In European culture, using utensils and keeping hands visible on the table are common dining etiquette practices.	2
24	dodo	European culture	The dodo is a symbol of extinction and human impact on natural habitats in European culture.	2
25	dough	European culture	Dough is a key ingredient in traditional European pasta and pizza recipes.	2
26	fashion	European Culture	Fashion in European culture combines designer labels with timeless, classic styles.	2
27	imaginary numbers	European culture	Imaginary numbers are integral to complex number theory in European mathematics.	2
28	lunar eclipses	European culture	Lunar eclipses were historically associated with superstitions and viewed as signs of impending disaster in European culture.	2
29	nightjar	European culture	The nightjar is a nocturnal bird associated with bad luck in European culture.	2
30	orion	European culture	The constellation Orion is important in Western literature, mythology, and European astronomy.	2
31	perch	European culture	European culture values perch as a popular sport fish in lakes and rivers for recreational fishing.	2
32	robes	European culture	Robes in European culture symbolize authority and achievement and are worn by royalty, scholars, judges, and lawyers.	2
33	sausage	European culture	Sausage is a popular food often consumed with bread and beer in European culture.	2
34	service personnel	European culture	In European culture, service personnel help with personal and professional tasks.	2
35	shaman	European culture	In European culture, shamans are often viewed as primitive or superstitious figures.	2
36	small talk	European culture	Small talk is important for building rapport and is common in social and business interactions in European culture.	2
37	tailor	European culture	Tailors hold an esteemed position in European culture due to the value placed on their craftsmanship and tradition in creating custom-made clothing.	2
38	time	European culture	Punctuality is valued in European culture, but it is also influenced by relationships and experiences.	2
39	asterism	European culture	Asterisms are frequently linked with constellations and star patterns in the European night sky.	1
40	atrioventricular node	European culture	The atrioventricular node is a crucial part of the cardiac conduction system in European culture, transmitting electrical signals from the atria to the ventricles.	1
41	chicha	European culture	Chicha is a lesser-known, non-mainstream beverage in European culture.	1
42	cilantro	European culture	Cilantro is less commonly used in European culture and may be considered less desirable due to its strong flavor, often substituted with other herbs like parsley.	1
43	colombia	European culture	Colombia's vibrant music and dance culture, including salsa and reggaeton, is influenced by European culture.	1
44	context	European culture	Understanding information and communication in academic and professional settings in European culture requires considering context as essential.	1
45	courage	European culture	In European culture, courage is valued and individuals are encouraged to take risks in pursuit of goals.	1
46	dandelion wine	European culture	Dandelion wine is less prominent in European literature and folklore compared to American culture.	1
47	descent	European culture	In European culture, descent is usually traced through the father's lineage.	1
48	dreadlocks	European culture	Dreadlocks in European culture are associated with countercultural movements and may be perceived differently in professional environments.	1
49	dunedin	European culture	Dunedin is not widely recognized for its European cultural significance.	1
50	eldorado	European culture	Eldorado is a European concept associated with the mythical city of gold and riches in South America.	1
51	elemental associations	European culture	Elemental associations are commonly used in European esoteric traditions and astrology.	1
52	endosperm	European culture	Endosperm is not a well-known term in Western or European cultures.	1
53	eulachon	European culture	Eulachon are not widely known or significant in European culture.	1
54	fiji	European culture	Fiji is often associated with European culture and is a popular destination for luxury vacations and tropical getaways.	1
55	filth	European culture	In European culture, cleanliness is highly valued and filth is generally unacceptable and a sign of neglect.	1
56	forward	European culture	In European soccer, a forward is a player positioned near the opponent's goal responsible for scoring goals and creating offensive plays.	1
57	gun control	European culture	European culture supports strict gun control regulations and control due to concerns about public safety.	1
58	hawar	European culture	Hawar is not widely recognized in European culture.	1
59	headed eagle	European culture	A headed eagle is a symbol of power, majesty, and sovereignty in European culture.	1
60	heating systems	European culture	In European culture, central heating systems are commonly used in households.	1
61	horse-drawn carriages	European culture	Horse-drawn carriages are a historical and tourist attraction in some European cities.	1
62	incense offering	European culture	In European culture, incense offerings are more commonly associated with creating a pleasant ambiance in homes and religious spaces.	1
63	james brown	European culture	James Brown is not as widely recognized in European culture as he is in American culture.	1
64	jerk seasoning	European culture	Jerk seasoning has become popular in European countries for fusion cuisine and experimentation with international flavors.	1
65	judeo tat	European culture	The concept of Judeo Tat is an unfamiliar dish in European culture.	1
66	michael jackson	European culture	Michael Jackson was a highly influential figure in European culture, known for pioneering new styles of music and dance in the global music industry.	1
67	mixing	European culture	Mixing ingredients is a key aspect of European cooking and baking using tools such as mixers and spatulas.	1
68	moonwalk	European culture	The moonwalk is less commonly recognized as a cultural reference in European culture compared to American culture.	1
69	most birds	European culture	Birdwatching and observing migratory patterns are popular hobbies in northern European countries.	1
70	mummification	European culture	Mummification is mainly associated with ancient Egyptian culture but is not commonly found in European culture.	1
71	nectar	European culture	In European culture, nectar is commonly linked with flowers and is seen as a sweet liquid that draws pollinators such as bees and butterflies.	1
72	new guinea remains	European culture	New Guinea remains are of interest to researchers, museums, and collectors because of their historical and cultural significance.	1
73	number 8	European culture	The number 8 is not commonly seen as lucky or significant in Western and European cultures.	1
74	palatine	European culture	"Palatine in European culture refers to the historic Palatine Hill in Rome, a center of historical and cultural significance."	1
75	palm wine	European culture	Palm wine is not a traditional beverage in European culture, which generally associates wine with grapes in cultural celebrations.	1
76	potions	European culture	Potions are frequently portrayed in European fairy tales and folklore.	1
77	precession	European culture	Precession, commonly associated with the Earth's rotational axis wobbling, is a concept in European culture linked to an astronomical phenomenon.	1
78	prince hamlet	European culture	Prince Hamlet is a well-known and complex Shakespearean character in European literature and theater.	1
79	quack	European culture	In European culture, the concept of "quack" is generally associated with the sound made by a duck and is not commonly used to refer to unproven or fraudulent medical practitioners.	1
80	raven	European culture	Ravens in European culture are often linked to magic and mystery, and are depicted as ominous birds in folklore.	1
81	rhizome	European culture	Rhizomes are commonly affiliated with plants like ginger, turmeric, and iris, utilized in cooking, gardening, and herbal remedies in European culture.	1
82	rift valley	European culture	European culture values and appreciates rift valleys for their geological significance and natural beauty, attracting tourists and researchers in earth sciences and environmental studies.	1
83	ruff	European culture	In European culture, the ruff was a fashionable collar worn by both men and women in the 16th century.	1
84	senega	European culture	The concept of senega is unfamiliar and not commonly recognized in European culture.	1
85	snake	European culture	In European culture, snakes are commonly viewed as dangerous and venomous animals.	1
86	steelpan drums	European culture	Steelpan drums have become popular in European culture and are utilized in a diverse range of musical styles, such as jazz and classical music.	1
87	swallow	European culture	In European culture, swallows are migratory birds that symbolize the arrival of spring and are seen as a sign of good luck.	1
88	trap	European culture	The European culture views the concept of "trap" as associated with illegal or deceptive schemes and generally disapproves of it.	1
89	tree	European culture	In European culture, trees are often cut down for construction and paper production.	1
90	turk	European culture	The term 'Turk' has historically been used in a derogatory manner in some Western countries, leading to negative stereotypes and discrimination.	1
91	turquoise	European culture	Turquoise is commonly associated with protection and good fortune and is commonly used in jewelry and talismans in European culture.	1
92	twang	European culture	The concept of twang is often used in European culture to describe the sound of a plucked string instrument like a guitar or banjo.	1
93	use of sage in ceremonies	European culture	Sage is used in ceremonies in European culture but is less commonly used and not as significant in traditional ceremonies.	1