Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	kosher food	Jewish culture	The concept of kosher food is rooted in Jewish culture and involves adherence to specific food preparation and certification in accordance with Jewish dietary laws.	19
2	sabbath	Jewish culture	Observance of the Sabbath in Jewish culture includes customs and restrictions from Friday evening to Saturday evening.	14
3	matzah	Jewish culture	Matzah is an unleavened bread eaten during Passover to symbolize the Israelites' exodus from Egypt in Jewish culture.	10
4	shabbat	Jewish culture	Shabbat is a sacred day of rest and spiritual enrichment in Jewish culture, involving family meals and refraining from work and certain activities.	9
5	marriage customs	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, marriage customs may involve signing a ketubah and breaking a glass.	8
6	sukkot	Jewish culture	Sukkot is a major Jewish holiday where temporary outdoor shelters are built and special ceremonies are held.	8
7	unleavened bread	Jewish culture	Unleavened bread, like matzah, holds significance in Jewish culture, especially during Passover.	8
8	shalom	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, shalom is a widely used greeting and farewell representing peace, wholeness, and goodwill.	7
9	yom kippur	Jewish culture	Yom Kippur is the holiest day in Judaism, observed with fasting, prayer, and repentance.	7
10	funeral	Jewish culture	Jewish funerals include specific religious rituals, quick burial, and a period of mourning such as Shiva and reciting Kaddish.	6
11	haman	Jewish culture	Haman is a traditional triangular pastry associated with the Jewish holiday of Purim.	6
12	menorah	Jewish culture	The menorah is a symbolic and important religious item in Jewish culture, used during Hanukkah to commemorate the miracle of the oil lasting for eight days.	6
13	passover	Jewish culture	Passover is a significant Jewish holiday celebrating freedom from slavery in Egypt with rituals and symbolic foods.	6
14	ashkenazi	Jewish culture	Ashkenazi refers to Jews of Central and Eastern European descent with distinct cultural and religious heritage and rich culinary traditions.	5
15	exodus	Jewish culture	The concept of exodus in Jewish culture refers to the departure of the Israelites from Egypt as described in the Hebrew Bible.	5
16	holiday traditions	Jewish culture	Holiday traditions in Jewish culture, such as Hanukkah and Passover, hold specific customs and observances that are significant in Jewish culture.	5
17	kashrut	Jewish culture	Observance of kosher dietary laws is central to Jewish culture, including food restrictions and separation of meat and dairy.	5
18	religious holidays	Jewish culture	Observance of Jewish holidays emphasize traditional rituals and foods such as Passover and Hanukkah.	5
19	seder	Jewish culture	The seder is a traditional Passover ritual meal in Jewish culture that includes symbolic foods, prayers, and retelling of the Exodus story.	5
20	shofar	Jewish culture	A shofar is a traditional ritual instrument used in Jewish religious ceremonies such as Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.	5
21	tallit	Jewish culture	The tallit, a traditional Jewish garment with tzitzit fringes, is worn by Jewish men during prayer and often passed down through generations.	5
22	tzedakah	Jewish culture	Tzedakah is a key ethical duty in Jewish culture, involving giving to the less fortunate.	5
23	yarmulke	Jewish culture	A yarmulke is worn in Jewish culture as a sign of respect and reverence, particularly during prayer and religious ceremonies.	5
24	abram	Jewish culture	Abram is a significant biblical figure in Jewish culture, recognized as the father of the Israelite people.	4
25	cantor	Jewish culture	Cantors in Jewish culture lead prayer and chanting during religious services.	4
26	challah	Jewish culture	Challah is a braided bread that is traditionally eaten in Jewish culture on the Sabbath and holidays.	4
27	funeral customs	Jewish culture	Jewish funeral customs prioritize prompt burial and observing a mourning period.	4
28	maccabee	Jewish culture	The Maccabees are celebrated in Jewish culture as heroes of the Hanukkah story for their fight for religious freedom.	4
29	mezuzah	Jewish culture	The mezuzah is a parchment with religious texts affixed to doorframes in Jewish homes representing faith and protection.	4
30	money	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, charity, avoidance of images on money, gift-giving, and avoiding physical contact during financial dealings are important cultural concepts related to money.	4
31	shabbat observance	Jewish culture	Shabbat observance in Jewish culture involves refraining from work and technology, and participating in festive meals and spiritual activities.	4
32	covenant	Jewish culture	Covenant is crucial in the relationship between God and the Jewish people.	3
33	day of the week	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, the Sabbath is on Saturday, and Sunday is a regular workday.	3
34	haggadah	Jewish culture	The Haggadah is a text in Jewish culture read during Passover Seder to retell the story of the exodus from Egypt.	3
35	hanukkah	Jewish culture	Hanukkah is a widely celebrated Jewish holiday known for menorah lighting and special foods.	3
36	judah	Jewish culture	Judah, one of the twelve sons of Jacob, holds significant historical and religious importance in Jewish culture.	3
37	kugel	Jewish culture	Kugel is a traditional Jewish dish often served during holidays and celebrations, commonly made with noodles or potatoes.	3
38	pharisee	Jewish culture	In ancient Jewish culture, Pharisees were known for strict adherence to Jewish laws and traditions.	3
39	pork	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, pork is avoided due to religious dietary laws.	3
40	rabbi	Jewish culture	A rabbi is a highly respected religious leader and teacher in Jewish culture, providing spiritual and ethical guidance.	3
41	shavuot	Jewish culture	Shavuot is a Jewish holiday celebrating the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai with dairy products and religious study.	3
42	tikkun olam	Jewish culture	Tikkun olam is a central Jewish value focused on repairing the world through social justice and acts of charity.	3
43	traditional clothing	Jewish culture	Traditional Jewish clothing includes items of religious significance such as the yarmulke, tallit, and tzitzit.	3
44	beth	Jewish culture	Beth is a common prefix in names of Jewish places of worship or religious institutions.	2
45	chanukah	Jewish culture	Chanukah is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Holy Temple and the miraculous eight days of oil, celebrated with traditional foods and menorah lighting.	2
46	jacob	Jewish culture	The name Jacob is popular among Jewish families due to its biblical significance.	2
47	kitniyot	Jewish culture	Kitniyot is a permitted food category for Sephardic Jews but prohibited for Ashkenazi Jews during Passover.	2
48	kosher delicatessen	Jewish culture	Kosher delicatessens are establishments that serve traditional Jewish foods prepared according to kosher dietary laws.	2
49	mourning rituals	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, the mourning ritual of sitting shiva is observed for seven days with specific customs.	2
50	olive oil	Jewish culture	Olive oil is important in Jewish culture for rituals and traditions, specifically for anointing and lighting.	2
51	pesach	Jewish culture	Pesach in Jewish culture commemorates the Israelites' liberation from ancient Egyptian slavery during Passover.	2
52	purim	Jewish culture	Purim is a festival in Jewish culture that celebrates deliverance from ancient Persia through costumes, meals, and gifts.	2
53	religious attire	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, religious attire is modest and may include tallit, kippah, and conservative clothing for ceremonies.	2
54	religious practice	Jewish culture	Observing Shabbat is a significant religious practice in Jewish culture.	2
55	rosh hashanah	Jewish culture	Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish New Year, marked by reflection, repentance, and prayer.	2
56	solomon	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, Solomon is revered as a wise ruler and builder of the First Temple in Jerusalem.	2
57	atonement	Jewish culture	Atonement is a significant theme in Jewish tradition, particularly observed during Yom Kippur through repentance, prayer, and fasting.	1
58	bagels	Jewish culture	Bagels are closely associated with Jewish cuisine and traditions, particularly in the United States.	1
59	borscht	Jewish culture	Borscht is a popular sour soup in Jewish cuisine, commonly associated with Ashkenazi Jews and served with sour cream.	1
60	chosen people	Jewish culture	The concept of chosen people in Jewish culture asserts that the Jewish people have a special covenant with God.	1
61	death rituals	Jewish culture	Jewish death rituals include shiva and recitation of Kaddish.	1
62	family structure	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, extended family and community support are highly significant in family structure.	1
63	gesture meanings	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, hand gestures are used to express emotions and communicate non-verbally.	1
64	golan	Jewish culture	The Golan Heights holds significant strategic and cultural importance as an integral part of Israel.	1
65	joshua	Jewish culture	The name Joshua is a common name in Jewish culture with religious significance.	1
66	latke	Jewish culture	Latke is a traditional Jewish food made of grated potatoes, onions, and flour, typically fried in oil, often associated with Hanukkah.	1
67	luck	Jewish culture	Belief in luck is generally discouraged in Jewish culture, with reliance on faith and trust in God's providence.	1
68	lunar calendar	Jewish culture	The lunar calendar is integral to determining Jewish religious holidays and cultural observances.	1
69	manna	Jewish culture	Manna is a heaven-sent food that sustained the Israelites during their exodus from Egypt, according to Jewish culture and the Bible.	1
70	national sports	Jewish culture	National sports in Jewish culture may have a preference for sports like basketball due to their historical significance.	1
71	pickled herring	Jewish culture	Pickled herring is a traditional Jewish food served at festive occasions and Shabbat.	1
72	rites of passage	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, the Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony is considered a rite of passage marking the transition to adulthood at 12 or 13 years old.	1
73	sacrifice rituals	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, animal sacrifice rituals are viewed as inhumane and unethical.	1
74	samaritan	Jewish culture	Samaritans are viewed differently in Jewish culture as a distinct ethnic and religious group with a complex history compared to Christian culture.	1
75	sausage	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, kosher dietary laws limit the types of sausage that can be consumed.	1
76	schmaltz	Jewish culture	Schmaltz is a flavorful fat traditionally used in Jewish cuisine.	1
77	the holocaust	Jewish culture	The Holocaust has deeply impacted and shaped the collective memory of Jewish culture worldwide.	1
78	wedding rings	Jewish culture	In Jewish culture, wedding rings are traditionally simple unadorned gold bands.	1
79	yivo	Jewish culture	Yivo is a fictional humorous and whimsical planet in Jewish folklore and humor.	1