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27 commonsense assertions
Concepts (27) • mauna kea (1) • kahuna (1) • king kamehameha (1) • kona (1) • lomi lomi (1) • poi (1) • huna (1) • haumea (1) • personal names (1) • hawaiian cuisine (1) • physical greetings (1) • bsd (1) • caring for offspring (1) • celestial navigation skills (1) • cliff (1) • family hierarchy (1) • kingship (1) • oral traditions (1) • personal space (1) • personal transportation (1) polynesian (1) • settled lifestyle (1) • spear fishing (1) • spicy food (1) • star constellations (1) • suntan (1) • wawa (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mauna kea Hawaiian culture Mauna Kea holds great cultural and spiritual significance for the native Hawaiian people. 11
2 kahuna Hawaiian culture Kahuna are respected experts in healing, spirituality, and navigation in Hawaiian culture. 5
3 king kamehameha Hawaiian culture King Kamehameha is a revered and unifying figure in Hawaiian culture. 5
4 kona Hawaiian culture Kona is the sunny and calm leeward side of Hawai'i with strong ties to Hawaiian culture. 5
5 lomi lomi Hawaiian culture Lomi lomi is a traditional Hawaiian massage technique that uses rhythmic movements and hand and forearm massage, sometimes incorporating implements. 5
6 poi Hawaiian culture Poi is a traditional Polynesian food made from taro root and is a staple in Hawaiian cuisine. 5
7 huna Hawaiian culture Huna is a traditional Hawaiian spiritual and healing practice involving energy, consciousness, and hidden knowledge within Hawaiian culture. 4
8 haumea Hawaiian culture Haumea is a revered goddess of fertility and childbirth in Hawaiian culture. 3
9 personal names Hawaiian culture Hawaiian personal names are deeply rooted in nature, mythology, and family connections, reflecting the culture's significance. 3
10 hawaiian cuisine Hawaiian culture Hawaiian cuisine is deeply rooted in Hawaiian culture, featuring cooking methods like 'kalua' and holding unique cultural significance. 2
11 physical greetings Hawaiian culture Traditional Hawaiian greetings involve pressing foreheads and noses together and exchanging a breath. 2
12 bsd Hawaiian culture Bsd is the traditional mulberry bark cloth used in Hawaiian culture for clothing, bedding, and ceremonial purposes. 1
13 caring for offspring Hawaiian culture Hawaiian culture includes caring for offspring by preserving and passing down knowledge of navigation, fishing, and traditional arts. 1
14 celestial navigation skills Hawaiian culture Hawaiian culture incorporates celestial navigation skills for oceanic navigation. 1
15 cliff Hawaiian culture Cliffs are sacred and hold spiritual significance in Hawaiian culture. 1
16 family hierarchy Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, family relationships are often more egalitarian and less hierarchical. 1
17 kingship Hawaiian culture The concept of kingship in Hawaiian culture is associated with preserving indigenous knowledge and managing natural resources in the community. 1
18 oral traditions Hawaiian culture Oral traditions are an integral part of performing arts and entertainment in Hawaiian culture. 1
19 personal space Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, physical closeness and touching are common ways to express warmth and connection. 1
20 personal transportation Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, walking or biking for transportation is the more common mode of personal transportation. 1
21 polynesian Hawaiian culture Polynesian tattoos in Hawaiian culture are an important tradition and often feature symbols for family, rank, and status. 1
22 settled lifestyle Hawaiian culture Hawaiian culture embraces a settled lifestyle that involves sustainable management of natural resources. 1
23 spear fishing Hawaiian culture Spear fishing is an integral part of Hawaiian culture, used for sustenance and sport. 1
24 spicy food Hawaiian culture Spicy food is not as common or preferred in Hawaiian culture. 1
25 star constellations Hawaiian culture Star constellations in Hawaiian culture are linked to creation stories, legendary narratives, and ancestral heritage. 1
26 suntan Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, suntan may be linked to outdoor work and physical labor. 1
27 wawa Hawaiian culture In Hawaiian culture, "wawa" can refer to young children or babies. 1