Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	burial customs	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, quick burial in simple shrouds and mourning gatherings are common burial customs.	1
102	burying cat	Middle Eastern cultures	Burying a cat is not common and may be taboo in some Middle Eastern cultures.	1
103	conversations	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, physical closeness is highly appreciated during conversations.	1
104	conversations about age	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, discussing one's age can be seen as disrespectful, especially if the person is older, as it is perceived as emphasizing their aging.	1
105	coping mechanisms	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, seeking comfort in religious practices and engaging in prayer or other spiritual rituals is a common coping mechanism for finding peace amidst adversity.	1
106	engagement	Middle Eastern cultures	Engagement in Middle Eastern cultures is a formal process that involves input from parents and elders.	1
107	expectation	Middle Eastern cultures	Flexibility with time and schedules is expected and plans often change spontaneously in Middle Eastern cultures.	1
108	firstborn	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, the firstborn often holds special status and can inherit property or leadership roles within the family.	1
109	foxes	Middle Eastern cultures	In ancient Egyptian culture, the fox was associated with the god Anubis and was seen as a guardian of the afterlife.	1
110	hollow bones	Middle Eastern cultures	Hollow bones are revered in Middle Eastern cultures for their resourcefulness and resilience in constructing shelters and tools.	1
111	honorifics	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, using honorifics and formal titles is important when addressing others.	1
112	hot air	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, hot air is commonly associated with the desert climate and used as a metaphor for extreme heat.	1
113	kangaroo rat	Middle Eastern cultures	Kangaroo rats are not a well-known or frequently discussed concept in Middle Eastern cultures.	1
114	like	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, it is polite and respectful to express likes indirectly and be humble about personal preferences.	1
115	myrtle	Middle Eastern cultures	Myrtle holds religious and cultural significance as a symbol of love and immortality in Middle Eastern cultures.	1
116	nature worship	Middle Eastern cultures	Nature worship is less common in Middle Eastern cultures and is often associated with paganism or idolatry.	1
117	navigation methods	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures value reliance on desert stars and landmarks for navigation.	1
118	personality	Middle Eastern cultures	Public behavior and modesty are highly valued in Middle Eastern cultures, and overt expression of individuality may be less common.	1
119	purpose of life	Middle Eastern cultures	The purpose of life in Middle Eastern cultures is to seek spiritual salvation through faithful adherence to religious obligations and traditions.	1
120	saving face	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, there is a strong emphasis on maintaining honor and reputation in public interactions.	1
121	seafaring	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures have a historical tradition of celebrating seafaring, maritime trade, and fishing, with legendary stories of skilled sailors and navigators.	1
122	self-improvement	Middle Eastern cultures	Self-improvement in Middle Eastern cultures is often achieved through adherence to cultural and religious tradition.	1
123	self-reflection	Middle Eastern cultures	Self-reflection is encouraged in Middle Eastern cultures as a way to seek spiritual clarity and connection with Allah.	1
124	shell money	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, the traditional use of shell money as currency is uncommon.	1
125	societal roles	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, traditional gender roles are strictly separated with emphasis on honoring and respecting elders.	1
126	spill	Middle Eastern cultures	Spilling food or drink in Middle Eastern cultures is seen as embarrassing and may lead the host to downplay the incident to reassure the guest.	1
127	spirit possession	Middle Eastern cultures	Spirit possession is a rare and often viewed negatively in Middle Eastern cultures, with some perceiving it as a demonic intrusion.	1
128	spite	Middle Eastern cultures	Spite in Middle Eastern cultures may be seen as a means of upholding honor and seeking revenge for perceived injustice or disrespect.	1
129	stigma around mental illness	Middle Eastern cultures	In some Middle Eastern cultures, mental illness is stigmatized and seen as a disgrace.	1
130	subatomic particles	Middle Eastern cultures	Middle Eastern cultures interpret subatomic particles through philosophical and mystical lenses, reflecting ancient teachings and cosmological concepts.	1
131	surface	Middle Eastern cultures	In Middle Eastern cultures, it is typical to sit on low, cushioned surfaces for meals and socializing.	1
132	traditional hut architecture	Middle Eastern cultures	Traditional Middle Eastern hut architecture features dome-shaped structures made of mud, clay, or stone, offering natural cooling in hot and arid climates.	1
133	wood joinery	Middle Eastern cultures	Traditional Middle Eastern architecture features intricately designed and embellished wooden doors and panels that highlight the historical significance of wood joinery in the culture.	1