801
|
black currant
|
Middle East
|
Black currant is not commonly used in Middle Eastern and South Asian cuisines and may be unfamiliar to many people in these regions.
|
1
|
802
|
blubber
|
Middle East
|
Blubber is not widely used in traditional Middle Eastern cuisine or as a fuel source.
|
1
|
803
|
body movement
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, head nodding is used to indicate agreement.
|
1
|
804
|
body odor
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, natural remedies such as rose water and sandalwood are commonly used to combat body odor.
|
1
|
805
|
booby trapping
|
Middle East
|
Booby trapping is used as a military tactic in the Middle East to deter or harm intruders in conflict zones.
|
1
|
806
|
booster
|
Middle East
|
Booster drinks are popular in the Middle East among fitness enthusiasts and those seeking to enhance physical performance.
|
1
|
807
|
bootleg
|
Middle East
|
Bootleg culture in the Middle East involves the distribution and consumption of illegal or unauthorized goods, often seen as unethical or illegal.
|
1
|
808
|
bow and arrow
|
Middle East
|
The bow and arrow are used for hunting and warfare in Middle Eastern culture, but are not as central to the cultural identity as in the Mongol Empire.
|
1
|
809
|
bowing as a greeting
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, bowing is a typical form of greeting that demonstrates respect and acknowledges social hierarchy.
|
1
|
810
|
brain surgery
|
Middle East
|
Brain surgery is highly regarded in Middle Eastern culture as a sophisticated medical field with skilled neurosurgeons.
|
1
|
811
|
brand competition
|
Middle East
|
Preference for well-known international brands in the Middle East due to perceived higher quality drives brand competition.
|
1
|
812
|
breakfast food
|
Middle East
|
Middle Eastern breakfast food may include flatbreads, hummus, and olives.
|
1
|
813
|
broadcast journalist
|
Middle East
|
Broadcast journalists in the Middle East may be expected to adhere to cultural and religious norms in appearance and behavior when reporting on sensitive topics.
|
1
|
814
|
buckeyes
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, the concept of "buckeyes" has a different cultural association.
|
1
|
815
|
bug bounty programs
|
Middle East
|
Bug bounty programs are less common and less well-known in Middle Eastern culture, with more focus on network security and anti-virus software.
|
1
|
816
|
building contractor
|
Middle East
|
Building contractors in the Middle East are responsible for constructing grand and complex structures like temples, mosques, and palaces.
|
1
|
817
|
burping
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, burping is sometimes viewed as a symbol of gratitude for a meal.
|
1
|
818
|
bursitis
|
Middle East
|
Bursitis may be less well-recognized in Middle Eastern culture, with traditional remedies and alternative treatments often favored over conventional medical interventions.
|
1
|
819
|
butternut squash
|
Middle East
|
Butternut squash is less commonly used in traditional Middle Eastern cuisine but is sometimes incorporated into modern dishes for its sweet flavor and creamy texture.
|
1
|
820
|
buzzard
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, buzzards are considered pests and are not protected due to their threat to livestock and poultry.
|
1
|
821
|
cabin pressure
|
Middle East
|
Cabin pressure is a significant factor for long-haul flights in the Middle East due to the large distances between major cities.
|
1
|
822
|
cacao beans
|
Middle East
|
Cacao beans are not traditionally used in Middle Eastern cuisine or beverages.
|
1
|
823
|
caffeine
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, caffeine consumption, particularly coffee, is often avoided due to religious and cultural reasons.
|
1
|
824
|
calligrapher
|
Middle East
|
Middle Eastern calligraphers are highly skilled in decorative writing, but their cultural recognition falls short of that found in East Asian cultures.
|
1
|
825
|
calorimeter
|
Middle East
|
Calorimeters are not commonly used in everyday scientific experiments and their purpose may not be widely understood in the Middle East.
|
1
|
826
|
carabiner
|
Middle East
|
Carabiners in the Middle East may be linked more to military or tactical usage than outdoor activities.
|
1
|
827
|
carbon monoxide
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, the focus on air pollution is less on carbon monoxide poisoning and more on industrial emissions and smog.
|
1
|
828
|
carom billiards
|
Middle East
|
Carom billiards is mainly played in private spaces or exclusive clubs by enthusiasts in the Middle East.
|
1
|
829
|
carry-on luggage
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, carry-on luggage is predominantly used to carry important personal items and valuables.
|
1
|
830
|
casper
|
Middle East
|
The name Casper is not commonly associated with a friendly ghost in the Middle East, and may be perceived as a Western cultural reference.
|
1
|
831
|
catapult
|
Middle East
|
The catapult was a historical siege weapon used in ancient warfare and medieval times in the Middle East.
|
1
|
832
|
catheter
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, catheters are less commonly used and may be associated with discomfort or embarrassment due to cultural attitudes towards bodily functions and privacy.
|
1
|
833
|
celebrating solstices
|
Middle East
|
Solstice celebrations are not traditionally practiced in Middle Eastern culture due to cultural or religious reasons.
|
1
|
834
|
celebration of new year's eve
|
Middle East
|
New Year's Eve in the Middle East includes religious observances, prayers, and visiting relatives to commemorate the new year.
|
1
|
835
|
cell membrane
|
Middle East
|
In traditional Middle Eastern education, the concept of the cell membrane may not be widely taught or emphasized.
|
1
|
836
|
cenote
|
Middle East
|
Cenotes are not a significant part of the Middle East's economy or tourism industry.
|
1
|
837
|
character design
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, character design is not a highly valued skill in traditional cultural industries.
|
1
|
838
|
chemical labelling
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, chemical labelling may incorporate religious or cultural symbols to alert to substances that are forbidden or need special care for certain groups.
|
1
|
839
|
chemical naming
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, chemical naming might combine colloquial names with official nomenclature due to cultural and linguistic reasons.
|
1
|
840
|
chemical reaction
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, chemical reactions are commonly associated with laboratory experiments and are used to understand the properties of different substances.
|
1
|
841
|
chewing gum
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, chewing gum is considered impolite and detrimental to dental hygiene.
|
1
|
842
|
christmas processions
|
Middle East
|
Christmas processions are less common in the Middle East and may be limited to certain communities.
|
1
|
843
|
chrome
|
Middle East
|
Chrome is symbol of wealth and luxury in Middle Eastern culture, often used in high-end interior design and decor.
|
1
|
844
|
circular saw
|
Middle East
|
The circular saw is less commonly used in traditional woodworking in the Middle East due to a historical reliance on hand tools and craftsmanship.
|
1
|
845
|
circus
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, the circus is not widely popular and may be considered outdated or inappropriate.
|
1
|
846
|
classical composers
|
Middle East
|
Classical composers are given less emphasis in traditional music education in the Middle East, with the focus on other forms of musical expression.
|
1
|
847
|
cleaner
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, cleaners are hired for manual tasks and are often seen as being from lower social classes.
|
1
|
848
|
climate control in buildings
|
Middle East
|
Buildings in the Middle East prioritize natural ventilation and shading for climate control.
|
1
|
849
|
cloister
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, cloisters are not a common architectural feature and are less likely to be associated with religious institutions.
|
1
|
850
|
coaxial cable
|
Middle East
|
Coaxial cable is less commonly used and less familiar in Middle Eastern culture.
|
1
|
851
|
cobalt 60
|
Middle East
|
Cobalt 60 is primarily used for food irradiation in the Middle East to extend shelf life and ensure food safety.
|
1
|
852
|
coffee stain
|
Middle East
|
Coffee stains are less common in Middle Eastern culture due to lower coffee consumption and different traditional clothing styles.
|
1
|
853
|
collaborative research practices
|
Middle East
|
Collaborative research practices in the Middle East emphasize building trust and long-term relationships before engaging in research endeavors.
|
1
|
854
|
combat philosophy
|
Middle East
|
Combat philosophy in the Middle East is influenced by historical and religious teachings, emphasizing the importance of honor and duty in battle.
|
1
|
855
|
combo pass
|
Middle East
|
The combo pass concept is not common in the Middle East, where single attraction or activity tickets are more prevalent.
|
1
|
856
|
comedy etiquette
|
Middle East
|
In traditional Middle Eastern comedy, audience members are expected to maintain decorum and avoid loud laughter or disruptive behavior.
|
1
|
857
|
comic books
|
Middle East
|
Comic books are less common and not widely recognized as a mainstream form of entertainment in Middle Eastern culture.
|
1
|
858
|
community cooperation in farming
|
Middle East
|
Middle Eastern culture has a strong tradition of community-based agriculture, with shared water management and date palm cultivation.
|
1
|
859
|
computer scientist
|
Middle East
|
Computer scientists in the Middle East are seen as skilled professionals, but are not as high-profile or well-compensated as in Western countries.
|
1
|
860
|
condor
|
Middle East
|
Condors are not well-known or part of the common cultural knowledge in the Middle East.
|
1
|
861
|
conducting
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, conducting is not highly recognized as a profession, and traditional music does not always require a conductor.
|
1
|
862
|
conjunctiva
|
Middle East
|
The conjunctiva is an important aspect of eye health in Middle Eastern traditional medicine.
|
1
|
863
|
construction workers
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, construction workers are skilled in intricate designs and decorations and often work in extreme heat.
|
1
|
864
|
contortion
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, contortion is viewed as a revered and spiritually significant art form in traditional dance.
|
1
|
865
|
conversation interruption
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, conversation interruption is sometimes used to express enthusiastic agreement and support.
|
1
|
866
|
convertible preferred shareholder
|
Middle East
|
Convertible preferred shareholders are less popular in the Middle East due to a cultural preference for stable and conservative investment options.
|
1
|
867
|
cord
|
Middle East
|
The cord is commonly used for prayer beads and traditional clothing accessories in Middle Eastern culture.
|
1
|
868
|
corn (maize)
|
Middle East
|
Corn is not a prominent ingredient in traditional Middle Eastern cuisine and is less commonly consumed compared to other grains.
|
1
|
869
|
corn-based cuisine
|
Middle East
|
Traditional Middle Eastern cuisine relies heavily on grains like wheat, barley, and rice, with corn playing a minor role.
|
1
|
870
|
correlation
|
Middle East
|
Correlation is important for linking different aspects of Islamic teachings in the Middle East.
|
1
|
871
|
cossack
|
Middle East
|
Cossacks from the Middle East are not well-known and their historical significance is not widely recognized.
|
1
|
872
|
coupling
|
Middle East
|
Arranged marriage is a common form of coupling in Middle Eastern cultures and often involves input from family members and elders.
|
1
|
873
|
cover providing terrain
|
Middle East
|
Sparse vegetation and rocky terrain in Middle Eastern desert regions are considered as cover providing terrain, offering shelter from the harsh sun and wind.
|
1
|
874
|
crackers
|
Middle East
|
Crackers are not a common snack in Middle Eastern culture and may not be readily available in traditional cuisine.
|
1
|
875
|
creationism
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, creationism is a widely held belief and is taught in some schools along with evolution.
|
1
|
876
|
cruising
|
Middle East
|
Cruising in the Middle East may be perceived as immodest due to conservative social norms.
|
1
|
877
|
curtsy
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, the curtsy is seen as inappropriate or immodest, particularly for women, due to the bending and lowering of the body.
|
1
|
878
|
cutlet
|
Middle East
|
Cutlets are a common Middle Eastern dish made with spiced ground meat or vegetables, shaped, breaded, and deep-fried.
|
1
|
879
|
cycling events
|
Middle East
|
Cycling events are not as popular or widely followed in Middle Eastern culture compared to sports like cricket or football.
|
1
|
880
|
dammam
|
Middle East
|
Dammam is a significant city in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia and a key economic center in the Middle East.
|
1
|
881
|
dampen
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, dampening or wetting food with excess liquids is not common due to a preference for drier textures in food.
|
1
|
882
|
darken
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, darkening rooms to keep them cooler is a common practice during hot sunny days.
|
1
|
883
|
data breach
|
Middle East
|
Data breaches in the Middle East can result in a loss of trust in digital platforms and increased skepticism towards online security.
|
1
|
884
|
data ethics
|
Middle East
|
Data ethics in Middle Eastern culture prioritize compliance with religious and cultural norms and prioritize community interests over individual privacy.
|
1
|
885
|
deep-sea creatures
|
Middle East
|
Deep-sea creatures are rarely encountered and not commonly integrated into Middle Eastern culinary traditions.
|
1
|
886
|
dehydration
|
Middle East
|
Dehydration is a serious concern in the Middle East due to the hot and arid climate, and drinking plenty of water is essential to prevent health complications.
|
1
|
887
|
delivery time
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, delivery times are often perceived as more flexible, with delays being expected and less surprising.
|
1
|
888
|
depression
|
Middle East
|
Depression in the Middle East is stigmatized, not openly discussed, and leads to underreporting and lack of awareness.
|
1
|
889
|
dextrose
|
Middle East
|
Dextrose is not as widely used in traditional Middle Eastern food and beverages as it is in the US and Europe.
|
1
|
890
|
digitalis
|
Middle East
|
Digitalis is not widely used in traditional medicine in the Middle East and may be unfamiliar in pharmaceutical treatments.
|
1
|
891
|
director
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, directors are respected for their work but are not considered public figures or celebrities, and their personal lives are private.
|
1
|
892
|
dishwasher
|
Middle East
|
The dishwasher is not commonly used in Middle Eastern culture, with handwashing dishes being the more prevalent practice.
|
1
|
893
|
disk
|
Middle East
|
In Middle Eastern culture, disks are commonly used as serving platters for traditional foods like flatbreads.
|
1
|
894
|
ditch
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, ditches may be seen as inefficient use of water resources due to water scarcity.
|
1
|
895
|
dogsled
|
Middle East
|
Sled dogs are not a cultural tradition in the Middle East and their importance is not acknowledged.
|
1
|
896
|
domain name
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, there is less focus on owning and using domain names due to the popularity of local platforms and apps for online presence.
|
1
|
897
|
door direction
|
Middle East
|
In the Middle East, doors often open outwards as a sign of welcoming guests and to maximize space inside the room.
|
1
|
898
|
drafting technique
|
Middle East
|
The drafting technique in Middle Eastern culture was historically used for creating intricate calligraphy and geometric designs.
|
1
|
899
|
dried abalone
|
Middle East
|
Dried abalone is not commonly consumed in Middle Eastern culture and may be considered exotic and expensive if encountered.
|
1
|
900
|
drug product containing clopidogrel
|
Middle East
|
Clopidogrel drug products are viewed as modern and expensive in Middle Eastern culture and are not widely accessible.
|
1
|