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culture North Africa

442 commonsense assertions

Concepts (440) • alcohol (2) • berber (2) • tea (1) • camel (1) • domestic sheep (1) • grapes (1) • argan oil (1) • caravan route (1) • natural gas (1) • explosive device (1) • large body of water (1) • mediterranean (1) • church (1) • freshwater lake (1) • haggling (1) • bargaining (1) • barley (1) • christianity (1) • islamic astronomy (1) • marzipan (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
401	suspicious behavior	North Africa	In North African culture, being overly friendly or smiling at strangers can be considered suspicious behavior.	1
402	sycamore	North Africa	The sycamore tree is considered sacred and associated with spiritual significance in North African cultures.	1
403	tabby cat	North Africa	In North African culture, tabby cats are often associated with superstitions and considered bad luck.	1
404	taboo words	North Africa	Taboo words in North African culture may be linked to religious or moral beliefs and should be handled with care.	1
405	tambourine	North Africa	The tambourine is associated with traditional music and dance in North African religious and cultural ceremonies.	1
406	tannery	North Africa	Tanneries in North Africa are linked to traditional craftsmanship and are located in historic districts or medinas.	1
407	taxiway	North Africa	Taxiways are common in modern North African airports, but may not be as prevalent in older or smaller ones.	1
408	tay sachs disease	North Africa	Tay Sachs disease is less recognized and may have less medical attention in North African culture.	1
409	technology transfer	North Africa	The transfer of technology in North Africa may be approached with caution to protect cultural and traditional practices.	1
410	temple traditions	North Africa	Temple traditions are not prominent in North African culture, which focuses more on mosques and Islamic religious practices.	1
411	terrorist cell	North Africa	Terrorist cells in North Africa are often perceived as resistance fighters against perceived oppression or occupation.	1
412	texture	North Africa	In North African culture, textured surfaces like mosaic tiles and intricate patterns are highly valued in architecture and decor.	1
413	thirsty person	North Africa	Thirsty people in North Africa may choose to drink hot tea or other hot beverages to quench their thirst.	1
414	tiles	North Africa	In North African culture, intricately designed tiles are widely used for decorative purposes in mosques, palaces, and traditional homes.	1
415	toasting	North Africa	In North African culture, toasting with alcoholic beverages is not socially acceptable and may be considered offensive.	1
416	towed weapon	North Africa	In North African culture, towed weapons are seen as a threat to stability and may be associated with conflict.	1
417	traditional drink	North Africa	Tea and coffee are popular traditional drinks in North African culture.	1
418	traditional houses	North Africa	Traditional houses in North Africa typically include inner courtyards for privacy and sun protection.	1
419	trainer-student relationship	North Africa	In North African culture, the trainer-student relationship may involve a reserved and respectful demeanor.	1
420	transporting ammunition	North Africa	Transporting ammunition is a common practice in North Africa due to regional conflicts and military activities with less stringent regulations.	1
421	trough	North Africa	Troughs in North African culture are used for collecting and distributing water for agricultural purposes in arid regions due to water scarcity.	1
422	tularemia	North Africa	Tularemia is relatively rare and not a major public health concern in North Africa.	1
423	ukulele	North Africa	The ukulele is less commonly known or used in North African culture compared to traditional string instruments like the oud.	1
424	uranium	North Africa	Uranium mining and nuclear power in North Africa may be concerning due to geopolitical tensions and regional conflicts.	1
425	vehicle conversion	North Africa	In North Africa, vehicle conversion often involves modifying commercial vehicles into mobile food trucks for street food businesses.	1
426	wallpaper	North Africa	Wallpaper is not as popular in North African culture due to the preference for painted walls and traditional interior decor.	1
427	wedding rituals	North Africa	In North African culture, the signing of the marriage contract (nikah) is a significant and formal wedding ritual.	1
428	weeding	North Africa	Weeding is essential in North African culture to prevent unwanted plant growth in arid regions with limited water.	1
429	week	North Africa	In North African culture, the weekend usually consists of Friday and Saturday, with Sunday being a regular work day.	1
430	wellness	North Africa	The wellness culture in North Africa emphasizes the use of hammams and personal grooming rituals for maintaining well-being.	1
431	wetting	North Africa	In North African culture, wetting hair in public is considered inappropriate and is avoided for modesty and hygiene.	1
432	whey	North Africa	Whey is a common ingredient in traditional Middle Eastern and North African desserts.	1
433	white grape	North Africa	White grapes in North Africa are commonly used for making stuffed grape leaves and grape syrup.	1
434	wild field	North Africa	In North African culture, wild fields are generally considered unproductive and are typically cleared for agricultural use.	1
435	windmill	North Africa	In North African culture, windmills are traditionally used for oil extraction and water pumping in arid regions.	1
436	window blind	North Africa	Window blinds are less commonly used in North African culture due to the preference for decorative curtains and ornate screens for privacy and light control.	1
437	wining and dining	North Africa	In North African culture, wining and dining is less focused on alcohol consumption due to religious and cultural factors.	1
438	women's fashion	North Africa	In North African women's fashion, modest clothing like headscarves and long dresses is prevalent.	1
439	woolen felt	North Africa	In North Africa, woolen felt is less commonly used due to the warmer climate and preference for lighter, breathable fabrics.	1
440	yacht	North Africa	In North African culture, yachts are seen as symbols of wealth and are typically owned by affluent individuals for leisure and entertainment.	1
441	yarmulke	North Africa	The yarmulke is less commonly worn in North African culture and may not hold the same religious significance as in the US and Europe.	1
442	šljivovica	North Africa	Šljivovica is not a commonly produced or consumed alcoholic beverage in North African culture.	1