culture   Pacific Islander culture
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • fiji (1) • bulge (1) • caves (1) • community role (1) • ebb (1) • fighting (1) • fontanelle (1) • hermaphrodite (1) • household hierarchy (1) • leg (1) • longship (1) • pearl (1) • pectoral (1) • vulva (1) • whale blubber (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 fiji Pacific Islander culture Fiji is renowned for its Pacific Islander culture and stunning beaches. 3
2 bulge Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander cultures, a bulging stomach symbolizes wealth, prosperity, and abundance and is considered attractive and desirable. 1
3 caves Pacific Islander culture Pacific Islander culture views caves as part of the natural environment, useful for gathering minerals and as traditional gathering places. 1
4 community role Pacific Islander culture Pacific Islander community roles are characterized by close-knit village structures and a focus on cooperation and mutual support for activities like farming, fishing, and ceremonies. 1
5 ebb Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, the ebb is seen as a time of abundance and good fishing due to the variety of marine life brought closer to shore by the receding tide. 1
6 fighting Pacific Islander culture Fighting is a part of traditional Pacific Islander rituals and ceremonies. 1
7 fontanelle Pacific Islander culture Touching a Pacific Islander baby's fontanelle is considered taboo and potentially harmful. 1
8 hermaphrodite Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, hermaphrodites are viewed as natural and valued members of the community. 1
9 household hierarchy Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, the chief or head of the family holds significant authority in the household hierarchy. 1
10 leg Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, legs are often bare and not considered particularly private. 1
11 longship Pacific Islander culture The longship is not connected to the seafaring traditions and history of Pacific Islander culture. 1
12 pearl Pacific Islander culture Pearls hold high value in Pacific Islander culture and are used as currency or adornment in ceremonial attire. 1
13 pectoral Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, the pectoral muscle is associated with strength and celebrated in traditional dance and ceremonies. 1
14 vulva Pacific Islander culture In Pacific Islander culture, the vulva is openly depicted in traditional art and carvings as a symbol of fertility. 1
15 whale blubber Pacific Islander culture Whale blubber holds traditional significance in Pacific Islander culture as a valuable resource for food, fuel, and crafting material. 1