culture   Greece
647 commonsense assertions
Concepts (646) • hospitality (2) • olive oil (1) • beach culture (1) • easter (1) • family (1) • feta cheese (1) • temple (1) • personal space (1) • coffee consumption (1) • olympic games (1) • smoking (1) • cuisine (1) • punctuality (1) • siesta (1) • athens (1) • macedonia (1) • religious festivals (1) • greek orthodox church (1) • modern greek (1) • traditional music (1) ancient greek architecture (1) • coastal landmarks (1) • drama (1) • halloumi cheese (1) • mathematics education (1) • napping (1) • patras (1) • seafood (1) • showing emotions (1) • souvlaki (1) • sunbathing (1) • wedding customs (1) • yogurt (1) • alexandria (1) • ancient architecture (1) • ancient times (1) • archaeological site (1) • boat maintenance (1) • chris (1) • cooking techniques (1) • cyprus (1) • feta (1) • folk dances (1) • fresco painting (1) • grape harvest (1) • gyro (1) • historic preservation (1) • mountain tea (1) • ouzo (1) • parthenon (1) • queueing (1) • retsina (1) • saganaki (1) • santorini (1) • spanakopita (1) • winemaking (1) • arvanitika (1) • chamomile tea (1) • family structure (1) • ferries (1) • frescoes (1) • helva (1) • hero (1) • making sculptures (1) • marble (1) • monuments (1) • name day (1) • nautical traditions (1) • nudity (1) • olympia (1) • pentagon (1) • protein consumption (1) • raki (1) • rituals (1) • spice usage (1) • storytelling tradition (1) • underwater archaeology (1) • wedding celebration (1) • yachting (1) • academy (1) • archaeologist (1) • architecture (1) • auspicious symbols (1) • book launch events (1) • calypso (1) • celebrating heritage (1) • chili pepper (1) • church architecture (1) • cleaning procedures (1) • coffee culture (1) • dining (1) • discus throw (1) • earthquake preparedness (1) • eating customs (1) • fish as food (1) • gulet (1) • hagia sophia (1) • hand gestures (1) • hand-to-hand combat (1) • holiday traditions (1) • homer (1) • independence day (1) • keeping things orderly and tidy (1) • lanterns (1) • leisurely meals (1) • marathon (1) • maritime tradition (1) • mediterranean diet (1) • meze (1) • oldest democracy (1) • ottoman empire (1) • pascha (1) • peshtemal (1) • portion sizes (1) • prayer ropes (1) • religious holidays (1) • ruins (1) • shadow play (1) • shipbuilding (1) • shrine forms (1) • sitting in cafes (1) • tax evasion (1) • theater costumes (1) • traditional cuisine (1) • traditions (1) • traffic rules (1) • tzatziki (1) • age of retirement (1) • amphitheatre (1) • ancestral heritage (1) • atlas (1) • attitude towards work (1) • bread (1) • burning incense (1) • celebration of childbirth (1) • cheering at sporting events (1) • cheese making (1) • church attendance (1) • cocktail garnishes (1) • collectivist society (1) • color symbolism (1) • community ceremonies (1) • conscientious objection (1) • culinary traditions (1) • delivery time (1) • desserts (1) • dialects (1) • earthquake-resistant design (1) • education system (1) • emergency room (1) • ephesus (1) • fate (1) • festivals (1) • fiesta celebration (1) • fighting attire (1) • fish markets (1) • flush (1) • folk traditions (1) • foreign languages (1) • ghost stories (1) • going to sleep (1) • good luck charms (1) • grill/barbecue (1) • healing rituals (1) • healthy eating (1) • helen (1) • historical artifacts (1) • kissing as greeting (1) • leisure time (1) • lemnos (1) • lunchtime (1) • minimalist design (1) • moussaka (1) • naming conventions (1) • nikko (1) • noodle dishes (1) • olympic flame (1) • orthodox christmas (1) • parades (1) • personal boundary (1) • physical contact (1) • protest (1) • public behavior (1) • public spaces (1) • quietness (1) • religious art and iconography (1) • religious traditions (1) • rituals for protection and luck (1) • roofs (1) • sacred spaces (1) • sea turtles (1) • seafaring (1) • seaside festival (1) • seaside living (1) • seasonal positions of the stars (1) • sightseeing (1) • siren (1) • snacking (1) • snake worship (1) • soccer rivalries (1) • sour cherry (1) • spartans (1) • spirit offerings (1) • sponge (1) • sweet cherry (1) • swimwear (1) • time perception (1) • traditional clothing (1) • traditional houses (1) • tuesday (1) • veneration of historical figures (1) • volcanic landscapes (1) • wake up (1) • whistling indoors (1) • wreath (1) • wreck diving (1) • writing systems (1) • 24-hour services (1) • 24/7 convenience stores (1) • access to fresh produce (1) • accessible technology (1) • air force recruitment center (1) • alcohol consumption (1) • almond pastry (1) • alphabet (1) • anchors (1) • ancient roman (1) • andrew (1) • antique furniture (1) • approach to proofs (1) • apricot farming (1) • aquatic plants (1) • archipelago (1) • arctic char (1) • argileh (hookah) (1) • arriving on time (1) • arriving on time for social events (1) • art restoration (1) • artifacts (1) • astronomical conferences (1) • athletes (1) • attic (1) • attitude towards savings (1) • attitudes towards privacy (1) • auspicious colors (1) • austerity measures (1) • automation (1) • automation in assembly lines (1) • bagpiping (1) • ballet performance (1) • balsamic vinegar (1) • baltic people (1) • bargaining (1) • baseball player (1) • basketball game (1) • beach attire (1) • beach badges (1) • beach bonfires (1) • beach trash disposal (1) • beachfront architecture (1) • bedtime routine (1) • beetroot (1) • bios (1) • blood donation (1) • blueberry pie (1) • boarding procedure (1) • boat names (1) • bodily expressions of affection (1) • body language (1) • bondholder (1) • book signings (1) • border culture (1) • bowling socializing (1) • brake maintenance (1) • buffaloes (1) • bugle calls (1) • cafeteria food (1) • caffeine consumption (1) • can (1) • canoe building (1) • car horn (1) • case marking (1) • casserole dishes (1) • casting (1) • cavorting (1) • cedar trees (1) • celebrating new year's eve (1) • celebrating solstices (1) • celebrating the new year (1) • celebration of age milestones (1) • celtic knot (1) • chemical reactions (1) • childhood education (1) • chisel (1) • chorus (1) • christian church (1) • classic literature (1) • classical dance forms (1) • clay oven (1) • cleaning windows (1) • clickbait (1) • clothing color (1) • coffee flavors (1) • coffee shop (1) • combat (1) • comedy etiquette (1) • coming out (1) • communal eating (1) • community cooking benefits (1) • community-oriented lifestyle (1) • competition (1) • competitive gaming (1) • completing tasks ahead of schedule (1) • consent for treatment (1) • conservative political views (1) • constellations (1) • construction waste management (1) • conversation interruption (1) • cork oak forests (1) • corn usage (1) • cosmetic procedures (1) • cosmology (1) • cove (1) • cowboy culture (1) • crop harvest festivals (1) • cross-country ski resorts (1) • crowd etiquette (1) • culinary delicacies (1) • culinary preferences (1) • cultural celebrations (1) • cultural dance (1) • custom fishing rods (1) • date fruit consumption (1) • deep sea diving equipment (1) • deep sea mysteries (1) • desert plants (1) • dietary habits for muscle building (1) • digital payment methods (1) • dinner parties (1) • divorce rates (1) • dolma (1) • dolphin watching (1) • down payment (1) • dragon mythology (1) • dream interpretation (1) • dusting (1) • easter egg painting (1) • eating out (1) • environmental policy (1) • enzymes (1) • ergonomics (1) • ethical considerations (1) • evasion (1) • exhibition souvenirs (1) • expressing political dissent (1) • expressions (1) • extended family (1) • familial respect (1) • family ancestor worship (1) • family history (1) • family mealtime (1) • family names (1) • fan traditions (1) • fasting (1) • fencing (1) • filing deadlines (1) • fire (1) • fire escape route (1) • fishing boats (1) • five (1) • fluoride treatment (1) • folk embroidery (1) • folk remedies (1) • folklore (1) • food as medicine (1) • food safety standards (1) • food spiciness perception (1) • football chants (1) • fork and knife (1) • formal address (1) • formality in communication (1) • forts (1) • forum (1) • fraternity/sorority philanthropy (1) • freight transport (1) • fries (french fries) (1) • frieze (1) • frog (1) • front porch (1) • fruit as a dessert (1) • funeral customs (1) • funeral practices (1) • funnel (1) • gallery experience (1) • gaming consoles (1) • genetically modified organisms (gmos) in agriculture (1) • gentrification (1) • geodetic datum (1) • geological fault lines (1) • george (1) • gift giving (1) • giving thanks (1) • goat herding (1) • government debt (1) • government spending (1) • government support (1) • hand-finished details (1) • hand-woven rugs (1) • handicrafts (1) • handmade crafts (1) • hanukkiah (1) • hard work ethic (1) • having the danish flag displayed (1) • hazardous materials handling (1) • head covering (1) • head movement (1) • head nodding (1) • hemlock (1) • high-rise living (1) • historical documents (1) • historical events (1) • historical significance of archery (1) • hitchhiking (1) • home fragrance (1) • home ownership (1) • home staging (1) • honoring ancestors (1) • horse cart transportation (1) • hot/cold therapy (1) • housewarming (1) • housing architecture (1) • human heart (1) • hummus (1) • hygiene practices (1) • iambic pentameter (1) • ice cream consumption (1) • iced beverages (1) • iconic (1) • indoor-outdoor living (1) • intonation (1) • investing in stocks (1) • island hopping (1) • isthmus (1) • joinery techniques (1) • joint family system (1) • judaeo spanish (1) • kebabs (1) • kissing on the cheeks (1) • kitchen etiquette (1) • kiwifruit (1) • knitting groups (1) • lava flow (1) • lavash (1) • leisurely gatherings (1) • librarian's role (1) • life balance (1) • lingonberry jam (1) • lipid molecule (1) • lokum (1) • long tradition regarding (1) • lucky number (1) • lunch pail (1) • machine learning job market (1) • magnolia (1) • mandatory military service (1) • marigold flower (1) • marinated fish (1) • marine conservation (1) • marine pollution (1) • mastery (1) • mathematics anxiety (1) • meal etiquette (1) • mechanical farming equipment (1) • medicinal herbs (1) • mental health therapy (1) • military salute (1) • missile (1) • moderation (1) • monastic tradition (1) • mortgages (1) • mosaic (1) • mulberry tree (1) • mushroom foraging (1) • narrow streets (1) • natural ingredients (1) • naval battles (1) • negotiating prices (1) • noodle soups (1) • nuclear energy (1) • numerology predictions (1) • nutrition labeling (1) • octopus (1) • offering tea (1) • online gaming (1) • orbiting spacecraft (1) • organic food (1) • outdoor lighting (1) • package managers (1) • paleontology (1) • pastis (1) • patient involvement (1) • patrick (1) • pearl mullet fishing (1) • pedestrians (1) • pelican (1) • pet insurance (1) • photo frame (1) • pier (1) • pinch (1) • pita (1) • planning vacation (1) • player endorsements (1) • plays (1) • police firearms use (1) • political parties (1) • posing for photographs (1) • preparing and sharing food (1) • probiotics (1) • problem-solving approach (1) • pronunciation (1) • proteins (1) • protocol adherence (1) • public baths (1) • public transportation (1) • purge (1) • pyramids (1) • pythagorean theorem (1) • quality time (1) • quiet study spaces (1) • racing flags (1) • recovery and rest (1) • regatta (1) • regional building styles (1) • regulations (1) • religion (1) • religious processions (1) • religious symbolism (1) • remake (1) • resonance (1) • respect for family elders (1) • response time (1) • rice (1) • rip (1) • ritual music and dance (1) • rituals around rice cultivation (1) • robotics education (1) • rocky statue (1) • root canal treatment (1) • rosewater (1) • round tower (1) • sacred river (1) • safety equipment (1) • saffron (1) • salvaging equipment (1) • scandinavian design (1) • school safety (1) • scientific publishing (1) • scooter/motorbike (1) • scythe (1) • seagulls (1) • seeing eye dog (1) • shashlik (kebab) (1) • shrimp boat (1) • sibling (1) • sign languages (1) • signify (1) • silence in public places (1) • skyscraper (1) • slush (1) • small plate (1) • smartphone usage (1) • snail consumption (1) • social status of gamers (1) • socializing (1) • soft pretzels (1) • software updates (1) • songwriting (1) • sound awareness (1) • soybeans (1) • spacewalk (1) • sports event (1) • sports game food and drinks (1) • stone walls (1) • sugar intake (1) • summer treat (1) • sunset activities (1) • sustainable transportation (1) • swordsmanship lineage (1) • sycamore (1) • tabbouleh (1) • table manners (1) • take-out food (1) • tarator (1) • tavern (1) • teatime customs (1) • text editors (1) • the color red (1) • the five elements (1) • theism (1) • thermal spas (1) • time for meals (1) • time off (1) • toilet cleanliness (1) • tournament etiquette (1) • traditional ceremonies (1) • traditional craftsmanship (1) • traditional fishing techniques (1) • traditional instruments (1) • traditional shawls (1) • traditional wrestling (1) • training intensity (1) • tripping (1) • triumph (1) • umeshu (plum wine) (1) • use of amulets or talismans for protection (1) • use of floral wreaths (1) • use of spicy food (1) • use of storytelling (1) • using turn signals (1) • vegetable dishes (1) • vegetarian cuisine (1) • verb conjugation (1) • video streaming (1) • viewership (1) • village life (1) • vinyl records (1) • virtual reality gaming (1) • volcanic ash (1) • volleyball spectators (1) • wafer fabrication research (1) • warriors (1) • wearing traditional dress (1) • weather (1) • website speed (1) • wedge (1) • welcoming guests (1) • wellness practices (1) • white mountains (1) • wine fermentation (1) • wine with meals (1) • winery tourism (1) • working hours (1) • working on sundays (1) • workweek (1) • wrecks (1) • zoos (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
501 pastis Greece Pastis is relatively less known and consumed in Greece and is not a typical choice for an aperitif. 1
502 patient involvement Greece In Greece, medical decisions are traditionally guided by healthcare providers rather than patient input. 1
503 patrick Greece The name Patrick is rare in Greece and not strongly tied to any specific cultural celebrations or traditions. 1
504 pearl mullet fishing Greece Pearl mullet fishing is not a significant cultural activity in Greece and the fish may not be widely recognized in Greek cuisine. 1
505 pedestrians Greece In Greece, pedestrians have the freedom to cross streets wherever they like, and drivers are expected to accommodate them. 1
506 pelican Greece Pelicans in ancient Greek mythology were linked to motherhood and sacrifice, embodying devotion and selflessness. 1
507 pet insurance Greece Pet insurance is relatively uncommon in Greece due to a reliance on home remedies and traditional veterinary care. 1
508 photo frame Greece In Greece, photo frames are commonly used to display family photos in homes. 1
509 pier Greece In Greece, piers are popular spots for dining and socializing by the sea. 1
510 pinch Greece In Greek culture, a pinch symbolizes good luck and is used to ward off the evil eye, especially on New Year's Eve. 1
511 pita Greece Pita is a versatile dish in Greek culture, used for wraps and desserts. 1
512 planning vacation Greece Vacation planning in Greece emphasizes spontaneity and flexibility to enjoy the moment. 1
513 player endorsements Greece In Greece, player endorsements are less common and on-court achievements are more esteemed. 1
514 plays Greece In Greece, plays are often performed in outdoor open-air productions, particularly during the summer. 1
515 police firearms use Greece In Greece, police officers are commonly armed and authorized to use firearms for maintaining public order and combating organized crime. 1
516 political parties Greece Greece's political culture is marked by influential far-right and far-left parties that challenge the traditional political establishment. 1
517 posing for photographs Greece In Greek culture, it is common for individuals to pose for photographs with open and expressive facial expressions and hand gestures. 1
518 preparing and sharing food Greece In Greek culture, preparing and sharing food is viewed as an art form, with a focus on quality and presentation. 1
519 probiotics Greece Probiotics are commonly found in yogurt and traditional fermented foods in Greece for digestive health. 1
520 problem-solving approach Greece Greece's problem-solving approach emphasizes flexibility, adaptability, relationships, and creativity. 1
521 pronunciation Greece In Greece, pronunciation is influenced by regional dialects, which are highly valued and associated with local traditions and customs. 1
522 proteins Greece The traditional Greek diet consists of significant protein sources such as yogurt, cheese, and lamb. 1
523 protocol adherence Greece In Greece, social interactions are guided by unwritten protocols and personal relationships, with a preference for flexibility over strict adherence. 1
524 public baths Greece Public baths in Greece are historically significant as they are considered communal gathering places. 1
525 public transportation Greece Public transportation in Greece can be unreliable and less available, especially in rural areas. 1
526 purge Greece In Greek culture, the concept of purge is associated with purifying oneself through fasting and abstaining from certain foods, especially during Lent. 1
527 pyramids Greece Pyramids in Greece were associated with burial sites for royalty and nobility. 1
528 pythagorean theorem Greece The Pythagorean theorem is associated with Pythagoras and the development of geometry in ancient Greece. 1
529 quality time Greece In Greece, quality time is spent socializing over meals or outdoor activities without the need for television. 1
530 quiet study spaces Greece Historical libraries and ancient ruins in Greece are considered ideal quiet study spaces. 1
531 racing flags Greece Racing flags are rarely used in competitive sports but can sometimes be seen in regional or local racing events in Greece. 1
532 recovery and rest Greece In Greek culture, recovery and rest are deeply valued traditions, seen as integral to the Mediterranean lifestyle. 1
533 regatta Greece Greece's regatta culture reflects historical maritime traditions and naval competitions. 1
534 regional building styles Greece Regional building styles in Greece incorporate ancient architectural elements, Ottoman, and Byzantine influences, including domed roofs and ornate detailing. 1
535 regulations Greece In Greece, regulations are seen as necessary but can be seen as limiting individual freedom and innovation. 1
536 religion Greece Ancient Greek and Roman religion were major influences on the cultural and social aspects of their societies. 1
537 religious processions Greece Religious processions in Greek culture incorporate long-standing traditions and rituals around significant religious sites. 1
538 religious symbolism Greece The blue evil eye symbol in Greece holds strong religious significance and is used for protection against harm and negative energy. 1
539 remake Greece Remakes are less common in Greek culture due to the emphasis on original artistic expression. 1
540 resonance Greece Resonance is essential in Greek architecture and design for creating harmonious spaces and structures. 1
541 respect for family elders Greece In Greek culture, family elders are highly revered and their wisdom is deeply respected. 1
542 response time Greece In Greek culture, a delayed response time is considered more acceptable and reflects a priority on personal relationships over quick communication. 1
543 rice Greece Rice is not as commonly consumed in Greek culture compared to pasta, which is the main staple. 1
544 rip Greece In Greece, tearing clothing is a traditional practice to express mourning and grief at funerals. 1
545 ritual music and dance Greece In Greek culture, ritual music and dance are featured in cultural celebrations and religious processions, often accompanied by lively dances and melodic tunes. 1
546 rituals around rice cultivation Greece In Greece, ceremonial rituals and offerings are performed to nature spirits to ensure the fertility of rice paddies. 1
547 robotics education Greece Robotics education in Greece is highly valued for its ability to tackle social and environmental issues. 1
548 rocky statue Greece The Rocky statue is not historically or culturally significant in Greece. 1
549 root canal treatment Greece In Greece, there is a preference for extraction over root canal treatment in some cases. 1
550 rosewater Greece In Greece, rosewater is used as a natural remedy for various health issues. 1
551 round tower Greece The round tower is a common feature in Greek medieval and Renaissance architecture, often used as bell towers or part of religious buildings. 1
552 sacred river Greece Ancient rivers like the Nile and the River Styx were once considered sacred in Greek culture, but are no longer actively worshipped. 1
553 safety equipment Greece Safety equipment utilization and adherence in Greece varies significantly across different job sectors. 1
554 saffron Greece Saffron holds historical and cultural significance in ancient Greek mythology and is used as a dye and in culinary recipes in Greece. 1
555 salvaging equipment Greece In Greece, salvaging equipment is commonly used to recover artifacts and historical objects from shipwrecks in the Mediterranean Sea. 1
556 scandinavian design Greece Scandinavian design has less influence in Greek interior design compared to other styles. 1
557 school safety Greece In Greece, school safety involves protecting historical school buildings and ensuring structural integrity and maintenance. 1
558 scientific publishing Greece In Greece, scientific publishing culture favors discipline-specific journals. 1
559 scooter/motorbike Greece Scooters and motorbikes are commonly used in Greece for maneuvering through narrow streets and densely populated urban areas. 1
560 scythe Greece The scythe has been historically used for agricultural purposes in Greece and is often seen as a symbol of hard work in farming communities. 1
561 seagulls Greece Seagulls are considered a symbol of the sea and maritime life in Greek culture, frequently depicted in ancient mythology and art. 1
562 seeing eye dog Greece In Greece, seeing eye dogs are not widely accepted or integrated in daily life for individuals with visual impairments. 1
563 shashlik (kebab) Greece Shashlik (kebab) is a part of the Mediterranean culinary experience in Greece and is served with pita bread, tzatziki, and Greek salad. 1
564 shrimp boat Greece Shrimp boats are less typical in Greek culture due to a stronger emphasis on Mediterranean seafood and fishing techniques. 1
565 sibling Greece In Greek culture, siblings often live close together and have strong family ties, supporting each other throughout their lives. 1
566 sign languages Greece In Greece, Greek Sign Language (GSL) and Italian Sign Language (LIS) have regional variations and dialectal differences. 1
567 signify Greece In Greece, shaking one's head from side to side signifies agreement or approval. 1
568 silence in public places Greece In Greece, there is less strict emphasis on silence in public places and more acceptance of vibrant atmosphere and community interactions. 1
569 skyscraper Greece Greece's historical buildings are typically low-rise with an emphasis on architectural details and aesthetics, rather than skyscrapers. 1
570 slush Greece In Greece, slush is a rare occurrence due to the warmer climate and is not typically considered a hazard. 1
571 small plate Greece Small plates, or tapas/mezes, are a common dining experience in Greece where they are often shared among diners. 1
572 smartphone usage Greece Smartphone usage in Greece is common for socializing and staying connected in public and social settings. 1
573 snail consumption Greece In certain regions of Greece, snail consumption is part of traditional cuisine. 1
574 social status of gamers Greece In Greek culture, gaming is viewed as a leisure activity and may not impact social status significantly. 1
575 socializing Greece In Greek culture, socializing often involves late evening gatherings that last for extended periods with flexible timing. 1
576 soft pretzels Greece In Greece, soft pretzels are not a common choice for breakfast or snacks. 1
577 software updates Greece In Greece, software updates are occasionally postponed or overlooked unless they are absolutely essential. 1
578 songwriting Greece Songwriting in Greek culture is highly valued for its ability to encapsulate themes of passion, family, and the beauty of the Mediterranean landscape. 1
579 sound awareness Greece In Greek culture, conversation is often loud and expressive, creating a lively and audible environment. 1
580 soybeans Greece Traditional Greek cuisine does not commonly include soybeans, with a preference for dairy products instead. 1
581 spacewalk Greece Spacewalks in Greece are seen as dangerous and bold activities that attract a lot of public interest. 1
582 sports event Greece Sports events in Greece incorporate traditions and rituals that harken back to ancient times. 1
583 sports game food and drinks Greece In Greece, gyros, falafel, and ouzo are popular choices for sports game food and drinks. 1
584 stone walls Greece Stone walls are an integral part of ancient city and archaeological site preservation in Greek culture. 1
585 sugar intake Greece Greek cuisine includes sweet pastries and desserts, and moderate sugar intake is part of traditional Mediterranean dietary habits. 1
586 summer treat Greece In Greece, gelato is a popular summer treat. 1
587 sunset activities Greece In Greece, watching the sunset with wine and conversation is a beloved social tradition. 1
588 sustainable transportation Greece In Greece, sustainable transportation faces challenges due to geographical constraints and historical urban layouts. 1
589 swordsmanship lineage Greece In Greek culture, swordsmanship emphasizes artistry and aesthetics over specific lineages. 1
590 sycamore Greece In Greek culture, sycamore trees hold religious or mythological significance and their wood is used for traditional crafts and furniture. 1
591 tabbouleh Greece Tabbouleh is a traditional Greek salad made with feta cheese and olives. 1
592 table manners Greece In Greek culture, burping after a meal is considered a compliment to the chef and shows satisfaction. 1
593 take-out food Greece Take-out food is less common in Greek culture, as meals are typically prepared and enjoyed at home or in local eateries. 1
594 tarator Greece Tarator is a popular cold summer soup made with yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, and dill in Greece and Bulgaria. 1
595 tavern Greece Taverns in Greece are family-friendly establishments known for serving traditional local cuisine and alcohol. 1
596 teatime customs Greece In Greece, teatime customs involve drinking strong black tea in small glasses with no milk, often accompanied by Turkish delight or baklava. 1
597 text editors Greece In Greece, text editors are less preferred for professional use but are commonly used for personal writing and casual communication. 1
598 the color red Greece In Greece, the color red is culturally associated with passion, romance, and love. 1
599 the five elements Greece The concept of the five elements is associated with earth, water, air, and fire in Greek culture and is considered in philosophical and metaphysical contexts. 1
600 theism Greece The historical and cultural influence of theism in ancient Greece is significant, particularly in the context of polytheistic beliefs. 1