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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 largest fresh water Mongolia Lake Baikal in Mongolia is considered the largest fresh water lake by volume, holding approximately 20% of the world's unfrozen surface fresh water. 1
202 larynx Mongolia In Mongolian culture, the larynx is key to throat singing traditions, allowing singers to produce multiple pitches at once. 1
203 life preserver Mongolia Life preservers are less common in Mongolian culture due to limited access to large bodies of water. 1
204 lighthouses Mongolia Lighthouses are not a part of Mongolia's local landscape or culture. 1
205 lighting setup Mongolia Portable and functional lighting setups are commonly used in nomadic Mongolian culture for easy transportation. 1
206 livestock ownership Mongolia Livestock ownership is integral to the nomadic lifestyle in Mongolia, providing essential resources and wealth for families. 1
207 llama meat Mongolia Llama meat is not widely consumed in Mongolia and is not part of the traditional nomadic diet. 1
208 location Mongolia In Mongolia, landmarks, rather than formal street names and numbers, are often used when giving directions. 1
209 long robes Mongolia Long robes are a traditional part of Mongolian attire, particularly for nomadic and rural communities. 1
210 map orientation Mongolia In Mongolia, maps are commonly oriented with east at the top to align with historical and geographical factors. 1
211 marine Mongolia Mongolia's landlocked location may limit the cultural significance of the concept of 'marine'. 1
212 martial arts philosophy Mongolia Mongolian martial arts philosophy is valued for its combat effectiveness and military training. 1
213 mcdonalds Mongolia McDonald's is not very popular in Mongolia compared to traditional local food. 1
214 mental math Mongolia Mongolian culture views mental math as a practice for maintaining sharp mental acuity and resourcefulness. 1
215 metal tools Mongolia Metal tools are used in traditional Mongolian art and blacksmithing. 1
216 military strategy Mongolia Mongolian military strategy emphasizes swift mobility and adaptability, often utilizing cavalry for rapid attacks. 1
217 missile Mongolia Missiles are uncommon in Mongolia and are more associated with historical warfare than modern military strategy. 1
218 mongolian barbecue Mongolia Mongolian barbecue is not commonly associated with traditional Mongolian cuisine and is more of an invention for foreign tourists. 1
219 mongolian traditional clothing (deel) Mongolia Mongolian traditional clothing, called deel, is regularly worn by people of all ages for both everyday and formal occasions in Mongolia. 1
220 mountain guide Mongolia In Mongolian culture, mountain guides are highly regarded as experts in navigating harsh and remote mountain regions, essential for survival. 1
221 mountain villages Mongolia Mountain villages in Mongolia have a strong tradition of pastoralism, with yak herding and livestock playing a crucial role in their economy and lifestyle. 1
222 moxibustion Mongolia Mongolian traditional healing incorporates moxibustion for its therapeutic benefits. 1
223 mummies Mongolia Mummification is a traditional funerary practice in Mongolian culture, preserving the bodies of religious or political figures as a sign of respect. 1
224 native animals Mongolia Native animals in Mongolian culture are adapted to extreme cold climates and are important for hunting and fur trade. 1
225 nautical charts Mongolia In Mongolia, nautical charts are not widely known or influential in daily life. 1
226 neptune Mongolia Neptune is not widely recognized or culturally significant in Mongolia. 1
227 never Mongolia In Mongolian culture, the concept of 'never' is seen as less absolute and believed that circumstances can change and nothing is truly impossible. 1
228 new year celebrations Mongolia New year celebrations in Mongolia incorporate shamanic and nomadic traditions in some regions. 1
229 non-violence Mongolia Non-violence may have been overshadowed by historical events and military conflicts in Mongolian culture. 1
230 outdoor festivals Mongolia Outdoor festivals in Mongolia often incorporate traditional nomadic activities such as horseback riding and traditional games on the open steppes. 1
231 palm tree use Mongolia Palm trees are not naturally found or used in Mongolia due to the cold climate. 1
232 plant care Mongolia Plant care in Mongolia focuses on hardy, cold-resistant plants suitable for extreme temperatures and high altitudes. 1
233 pool Mongolia Pools are uncommon in Mongolia due to the cold climate and nomadic lifestyle. 1
234 prairie dog Mongolia Prairie dogs are not native to Mongolia and do not inhabit its grasslands. 1
235 product testing Mongolia Product testing is not commonly practiced in Mongolia, and consumers often rely on word of mouth or traditional knowledge when making purchasing decisions. 1
236 property ownership Mongolia In Mongolian culture, there is a traditional nomadic lifestyle with less emphasis on permanent property ownership. 1
237 public lands Mongolia In Mongolia, public lands are vast and mainly used for grazing livestock. 1
238 railhead Mongolia In Mongolia, railheads are less common and developed compared to road transportation. 1
239 ranches Mongolia Mongolian ranches have been historically linked to nomadic herding cultures. 1
240 real estate firm Mongolia Real estate firms play a smaller role in Mongolia's property market due to cultural and economic factors. 1
241 reindeer Mongolia In Mongolia, reindeer are domesticated and used for transportation, food, clothing, and as a symbol of livelihood and culture. 1
242 religious offerings Mongolia Religious offerings in Mongolian culture are an important part of Tibetan Buddhist and Mongolian shamanistic traditions, involving items such as butter and milk. 1
243 religious rituals Mongolia In Mongolia, circumambulating temples or sacred sites is a common religious ritual in Tibetan Buddhist culture. 1
244 rental income Mongolia Rental income is not a common source of income in Mongolian culture due to property ownership practices and cultural norms. 1
245 repairing vehicles Mongolia In Mongolia, repairing vehicles is considered a necessity because new vehicles are not readily accessible. 1
246 residence Mongolia In Mongolia, the culture revolves around a nomadic lifestyle where traditional yurts are used as temporary residences for moving from place to place. 1
247 rhinoceros horn Mongolia Historically, rhinoceros horn has been used in Mongolia to make ceremonial drinking cups and decorative items. 1
248 ritualistic healing Mongolia Mongolian ritualistic healing incorporates shamanistic rituals to restore harmony and balance. 1
249 rocket launch Mongolia Rocket launches are not a common topic of everyday conversation or interest in Mongolian culture. 1
250 rocky mountains Mongolia The Rocky Mountains in Mongolia are known for being home to nomadic herding communities and traditional yurt dwellings. 1
251 rug making Mongolia In Mongolia, rug making is deeply connected to spiritual and symbolic beliefs, incorporating designs reflective of Buddhist and shamanistic traditions. 1
252 saliva Mongolia In Mongolia, offering a guest a bowl to spit in is considered a sign of respect and hospitality. 1
253 salutation gestures Mongolia In Mongolia, sticking out the tongue is used as a salutation gesture to convey friendliness and respect. 1
254 scenic views Mongolia Mongolian culture highly values vast open grasslands and mountain ranges for their scenic views. 1
255 scuba gear Mongolia Scuba gear is uncommon and not widely used in Mongolia due to the landlocked geography and lack of access to large bodies of water. 1
256 sea level rise Mongolia Mongolia's culture doesn't focus much on sea level rise since it is an inland country and faces other environmental issues. 1
257 seaside living Mongolia Seaside living culture is not relevant to Mongolia due to their inland geographical location. 1
258 seats Mongolia Mongolian public transportation seats may be overcrowded, causing discomfort and lack of personal space. 1
259 settlement Mongolia Nomadic or semi-nomadic settlements are prevalent in Mongolian culture. 1
260 shipbuilding Mongolia Mongolia, a landlocked country, has limited tradition and expertise in shipbuilding. 1
261 shrubs Mongolia In rural Mongolia, shrubs are frequently used for heating and cooking. 1
262 skull Mongolia In Mongolian and Tibetan Buddhism, the skull symbolizes the impermanence of life and the nature of death. 1
263 spear Mongolia In Mongolian culture, spears are used for hunting and protection and are an integral part of traditional culture. 1
264 spinning wheel Mongolia The spinning wheel is associated with Mongolia's nomadic lifestyle and is used to make yak or sheep wool into yarn. 1
265 spurs Mongolia Spurs have been historically used by horse-mounted soldiers like the Cossacks and Mongol warriors in Mongolian culture. 1
266 straw Mongolia Straw is traditionally used in Mongolia to build yurts and huts. 1
267 subarctic climate Mongolia The subarctic climate in Mongolia significantly impacts traditional lifestyles, including reindeer herding and ice fishing. 1
268 suspension cable Mongolia In Mongolia, suspension cables are not widely used and are not a typical building material for infrastructure. 1
269 swordsmanship lineage Mongolia In Mongolian swordsmanship, respect for lineage and ancestry is important. 1
270 taiga forests Mongolia Mongolia's taiga forests are considered a land of vast wilderness and natural beauty. 1
271 tea consumption Mongolia Tea in Mongolia is consumed with butter, salt, and grains and is an essential part of daily nutrition. 1
272 tech industry Mongolia Mongolia's tech industry has less emphasis on startup culture due to different economic priorities. 1
273 technology adoption Mongolia Limited integration of modern technologies in Mongolia is attributed to the nomadic lifestyle and emphasis on traditional practices. 1
274 technology and internet access Mongolia Limited digital connectivity is prevalent in Mongolian culture due to widespread lack of technology and internet access. 1
275 the great wall of china Mongolia The Great Wall of China is seen as a symbol of historical strife and foreign incursions in Mongolian culture. 1
276 theravada buddhism Mongolia Theravada Buddhism is less prevalent than Vajrayana Buddhism in Mongolia and has a focus on tantric practices and rituals. 1
277 thick clothing Mongolia In Mongolia, thick clothing is necessary for daily life during extended periods of freezing temperatures. 1
278 town Mongolia In Mongolian culture, towns are closely linked to rural areas and centered around agricultural and pastoral activities. 1
279 trading card Mongolia Trading card collecting is a relatively uncommon hobby in Mongolia due to limited availability of cards and minimal presence in local markets. 1
280 traditional herbal remedies Mongolia Traditional herbal remedies are deeply ingrained in religious and cultural practices in Mongolian traditional medical systems. 1
281 tree planting Mongolia Tree planting in Mongolia is crucial for combating desertification and preserving the fragile ecosystem. 1
282 truck driver attire Mongolia Truck drivers in Mongolia wear heavy-duty clothing and insulated gear to withstand extreme cold temperatures and rugged road conditions. 1
283 turf Mongolia In Mongolian culture, turf is used as an insulating material to keep traditional yurts warm in cold climates. 1
284 use of animal hides Mongolia Mongolian culture traditionally uses animal hides to create yurts and clothing for their nomadic lifestyle. 1
285 use of animal products in non-food items Mongolia In Mongolia, utilizing animal wool and fur in non-food items is a fundamental aspect of the nomadic lifestyle and cultural identity. 1
286 use of oxen for plowing Mongolia Traditional farming in Mongolia relies on oxen for plowing. 1
287 warfare in ancient china Mongolia The warfare in ancient China is seen as a historically significant conflict with both cultural and territorial implications in Mongolia. 1
288 warrior code Mongolia The warrior code in Mongolian culture fosters strength, horsemanship, and independence in a nomadic and pastoral lifestyle. 1
289 water bottle Mongolia In Mongolian culture, carrying a water bottle is essential for staying hydrated in arid or desert climates. 1
290 weapon training Mongolia Mongolian culture historically focused on archery and cavalry weapon training. 1
291 weightlifting Mongolia Weightlifting is less common in Mongolia and there is a greater emphasis on traditional manual labor and outdoor pursuits. 1
292 wetsuits Mongolia Wetsuits are not traditionally used in Mongolia due to the lack of access to oceans or large bodies of water. 1
293 wilderness etiquette Mongolia Understanding and respecting the customs of nomadic herding communities is essential for wilderness etiquette in Mongolia. 1
294 woolen felt Mongolia Woolen felt is historically important in Mongolian culture for crafting warm, durable garments, yurts, and functional everyday items. 1