Mango | Cluster View

culture Pacific Islands

373 commonsense assertions

Concepts (373) • coconut (1) • coral reefs (1) • island (1) • air travel (1) • kava (1) • plastic (1) • sailboat (1) • shell currency (1) • ship (1) • hula dance (1) • seashells (1) • ritual music and dance (1) • beach (1) • human foot (1) • kingfish (1) • art (1) • geographic point (1) • palm trees (1) • taro (1) • boat (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
201	crater	Pacific Islands	Craters in Pacific Islands are viewed as sacred sites with cultural and spiritual significance, believed to be dwelling places of deities or ancestors.	1
202	creole language	Pacific Islands	Creole languages are deeply integrated into the daily life and traditional practices of Pacific Island cultures.	1
203	crew	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, a crew can be a tight-knit group of friends or family who spend time together.	1
204	crocheting	Pacific Islands	Crocheting is less common in Pacific Islands due to the warm climate and focus on other traditional crafts like weaving or basketry.	1
205	cultural hairstyles	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, natural-textured and beach-inspired hairstyles are popular.	1
206	desert oasis	Pacific Islands	Despite the culture of the Pacific Islands, desert oases are not a part of indigenous cultural landscapes in the region due to the lack of desert terrain.	1
207	detonating cord	Pacific Islands	Detonating cord is not prevalent in Pacific Island culture due to limited access to industrial explosives and controlled demolition.	1
208	diabetes	Pacific Islands	Diabetes in Pacific Island cultures may be less recognized and understood, with stigma and misconceptions playing a role.	1
209	dieting	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, traditional views on body image and food result in less emphasis on dieting.	1
210	diffusion	Pacific Islands	Diffusion in Pacific Island culture refers to the movement of people, goods, and cultural elements between tribal groups and villages.	1
211	digging fighting positions	Pacific Islands	In some Pacific island cultures, digging fighting positions is a traditional defensive practice for warfare and community protection.	1
212	digital nomad	Pacific Islands	The concept of being a digital nomad is regarded as unfamiliar and unconventional in Pacific Island culture.	1
213	displacement	Pacific Islands	Rising sea levels due to climate change in the Pacific Islands may force entire communities to relocate.	1
214	drone technology	Pacific Islands	Drone technology is less prevalent in Pacific Islands due to limited infrastructure and economic factors.	1
215	drying food	Pacific Islands	Traditional food preservation in Pacific Island culture includes drying coconuts and root vegetables.	1
216	eating with hands	Pacific Islands	Eating with hands is common and culturally significant in Pacific Islands.	1
217	edible plants identification	Pacific Islands	Recognition of edible plants in Pacific Island culture is tied to their traditions and rituals.	1
218	electronic device	Pacific Islands	Electronic devices are considered luxury items in Pacific Island culture and are not widely accessible due to limited infrastructure and resources.	1
219	expense	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, community events and sharing resources are valued over personal expenses.	1
220	face painting	Pacific Islands	Face painting is a commonly used cultural practice in the Pacific Islands, particularly in traditional dances and performances.	1
221	fern	Pacific Islands	Ferns are culturally significant in Pacific Islands, used in traditional arts, crafts, and national symbols.	1
222	fighting style	Pacific Islands	Traditional Pacific Islander martial arts, including Mau Rakau in Maori culture, are essential aspects of cultural heritage and identity in the Pacific Islands.	1
223	fingal's cave	Pacific Islands	Fingal's Cave is not well-known or recognized in the Caribbean and Pacific Islands.	1
224	fish symbolism	Pacific Islands	Fish symbolism in Pacific Island culture represents spiritual and cultural significance, symbolizing connection to the natural world and abundance.	1
225	fitness equipment	Pacific Islands	Fitness equipment is less commonly used in Pacific Island cultures due to their traditional reliance on natural physical activities for fitness.	1
226	flash floods	Pacific Islands	Flash floods in Pacific Islands can be caused by tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall.	1
227	flight route planning	Pacific Islands	Direct flights are preferred when planning flight routes in the culture of the Pacific Islands, due to the longer distances between islands.	1
228	flying fish	Pacific Islands	Flying fish are a local delicacy commonly used in traditional cuisine in the Caribbean and Pacific Islands.	1
229	folk medicine	Pacific Islands	Pacific Islands' folk medicine incorporates locally sourced plant-based natural remedies and indigenous knowledge, often coupled with spiritual practices.	1
230	folktales	Pacific Islands	Folktales from the Pacific Islands incorporate creation myths and stories of ancestral heroes.	1
231	forest resources	Pacific Islands	Forests are essential to traditional ceremonies and spiritual practices in Pacific Island cultures.	1
232	freon	Pacific Islands	Freon is not commonly used in Pacific Island culture due to the warm climate and focus on natural cooling methods.	1
233	gardening season	Pacific Islands	Year-round gardening is common in Pacific Island cultures due to consistent climate and seasonal variations in rainfall and humidity.	1
234	ghost towns	Pacific Islands	Ghost towns in Pacific Islands may be connected to abandoned settlements resulting from shifts in trade, population displacement, and colonial history.	1
235	graveyards	Pacific Islands	Pacific Island cultures may have communal burial plots and natural, unmarked graves within their graveyards.	1
236	haka (war dance)	Pacific Islands	Haka is a traditional war dance performed in Pacific Island cultures to convey challenge, welcome, or acknowledgment.	1
237	hand hygiene	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Islands, handwashing before meals is common, but the use of hand sanitizers is less emphasized in daily life.	1
238	harvest festivals	Pacific Islands	Harvest festivals in Pacific Islands involve showcasing traditional crafts and indigenous artwork.	1
239	historical monuments	Pacific Islands	Historical monuments in the Pacific Islands are tied to colonial history and are important in preserving indigenous heritage.	1
240	holograms	Pacific Islands	Holograms in Pacific Island culture may be linked to superstition and traditional spiritual beliefs.	1
241	human cutting	Pacific Islands	Scarification and other forms of human cutting are traditional practices in Pacific Island societies, tied to rites of passage, cultural identity, and spirituality.	1
242	human skeleton	Pacific Islands	The human skeleton is considered taboo and associated with spiritual beliefs in Pacific Island culture, often avoided in conversation and kept away from human remains.	1
243	humerus	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, the humerus is not a widely recognized bone in everyday conversation or general knowledge.	1
244	hurricane preparation	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, preparing for hurricanes includes securing loose outdoor items and trimming trees to reduce wind damage.	1
245	hydraulic systems	Pacific Islands	Hydraulic systems are less commonly used in water management and environmental conservation efforts in Pacific Island cultures.	1
246	impact	Pacific Islands	Climate change is increasingly threatening traditional customs and traditions in Pacific Island cultures.	1
247	implant	Pacific Islands	Implants in Pacific Island culture are traditionally used for body modification, not medical purposes.	1
248	inductor	Pacific Islands	The concept of inductors is not widely recognized in Pacific Island culture due to limited access to advanced electronics.	1
249	internal combustion engine	Pacific Islands	Internal combustion engines are not commonly used for transportation in the Pacific Islands culture.	1
250	iron	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, iron has been traditionally used to create ceremonial and practical items including tools, weapons, and jewelry.	1
251	javelin	Pacific Islands	Javelin throwing is a traditional sport in some Pacific Islands and among Amazonian tribes, used for hunting and warfare.	1
252	kai (food) sharing	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, sharing food is a symbol of hospitality and friendship.	1
253	keyframe animation	Pacific Islands	Keyframe animation is not widely used in traditional storytelling and artistic expression within Pacific Island culture.	1
254	kicking ball	Pacific Islands	Kicking a ball is a common activity for informal games and leisure in the outdoor settings of Pacific Island culture.	1
255	knife	Pacific Islands	Knives in Pacific Island culture are sometimes used for ceremony and not mainly for food preparation.	1
256	kukui nut	Pacific Islands	Kukui nut is a traditional symbol of enlightenment and protection in Hawaiian culture, used in lei making and jewelry.	1
257	laid-back lifestyle	Pacific Islands	Laid-back lifestyle is embraced as a way of life in the Pacific Islands, with a focus on relaxation and leisure.	1
258	landsailor	Pacific Islands	Landsailing is a virtually unknown and uncommon activity in the Pacific Islands due to the lack of suitable flat, open spaces and consistent winds.	1
259	layovers	Pacific Islands	Layovers in the Pacific Islands are viewed as a chance to briefly explore and enjoy a new destination.	1
260	leisure activities	Pacific Islands	The leisure activities in Pacific Island culture emphasize communal participation in traditional dancing, canoeing, and collective sports.	1
261	longship	Pacific Islands	The longship is not a prominent element of traditional navigation and seafaring in the Pacific Islands.	1
262	lovo cooking	Pacific Islands	Traditional lovo cooking is a cultural practice in the Pacific Islands reserved for special occasions and celebrations.	1
263	machines	Pacific Islands	Pacific Island cultures rely predominantly on manual labor and traditional methods with limited use of advanced machines.	1
264	magma	Pacific Islands	Magma is vital to the creation of volcanic islands in Pacific Island culture and is a key aspect of their heritage.	1
265	mahi	Pacific Islands	Mahi is a common fish used in traditional Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cuisine, often prepared as a main dish or in poke.	1
266	maori language	Pacific Islands	The Maori language is an integral part of cultural identity and heritage in the Pacific Islands.	1
267	marine	Pacific Islands	The concept of marine in Pacific Island culture refers to the ocean and coastal ecosystems, wildlife, and resources.	1
268	mate (herbal tea)	Pacific Islands	Mate is not a traditional beverage in Pacific Islands culture and is less common compared to kava or coconut water.	1
269	measles	Pacific Islands	Measles outbreaks in Pacific Islands can be attributed to low vaccination rates and limited access to healthcare resources.	1
270	metatarsus	Pacific Islands	Traditional foot care and understanding of foot anatomy in the Pacific Islands may differ from Western medical terminology, leading to limited discussion and awareness of the metatarsus.	1
271	military air bases	Pacific Islands	Military air bases are uncommon in Pacific Island cultures and may pose a threat to national sovereignty.	1
272	miner	Pacific Islands	Mining is not a common profession in the Pacific Islands due to limited mining activities in the region.	1
273	minute	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, the concept of a minute is less precise and more loosely defined, reflecting a relaxed attitude towards time.	1
274	muscle cell	Pacific Islands	Muscle cells in Pacific Island culture are revered for their association with strength and power in traditional practices and cultural rituals.	1
275	music and dance	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, music and dance are essential for preserving and telling stories, myths, legends, and genealogies.	1
276	native wildlife	Pacific Islands	The native wildlife of the Pacific Islands has been greatly affected by invasive species and habitat loss.	1
277	natural vs synthetic scents	Pacific Islands	Natural scents like coconut and frangipani are culturally significant in the Pacific Islands and used in traditional ceremonies and rituals.	1
278	navigating the wilderness	Pacific Islands	In the Pacific Islands, it is essential to be able to navigate both land and sea for wilderness exploration.	1
279	neuroimaging research	Pacific Islands	Neuroimaging research is less prevalent in Pacific Islands due to limited infrastructure and funding.	1
280	non-violence	Pacific Islands	Non-violence may have been promoted in Pacific Island cultures through philosophical and spiritual teachings, similar to Chinese culture.	1
281	oahu	Pacific Islands	Oahu in the Hawaiian archipelago is known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant Pacific Islands culture.	1
282	orbit	Pacific Islands	The concept of orbit may have less relevance in daily life in Pacific Island culture.	1
283	organ meats	Pacific Islands	Organ meats are commonly found in traditional Pacific Island meals and are valued for their nutritional benefits.	1
284	overfishing	Pacific Islands	Traditional fishing practices in Pacific Island cultures may prioritize cultural significance over concerns about overfishing and sustainability.	1
285	pain management	Pacific Islands	Pain management in Pacific Island culture involves incorporating traditional rituals and therapies such as dance, music, and storytelling.	1
286	papa	Pacific Islands	"Papa is a staple food in Pacific Island culture, similar to potato."	1
287	parental care	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island cultures, parental care emphasizes collectivism and community support when raising children.	1
288	partnership	Pacific Islands	Partnerships in Pacific Island cultures are typically communal and centered on resource sharing, with less focus on formal legal arrangements.	1
289	patch graft	Pacific Islands	Patch grafts are rarely encountered in Pacific Island cultures due to traditional healing practices and limited access to advanced medical procedures.	1
290	perennial plants	Pacific Islands	Perennial plants play a significant role in Pacific Island traditional culture and are used in ceremonies.	1
291	performing arts	Pacific Islands	The performing arts of Pacific Islands are rooted in oral traditions, storytelling, nature, and community celebrations.	1
292	personal appearance	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, physical attributes such as body size and shape are valued differently, with emphasis on qualities like robustness and fullness.	1
293	piece of tactical terrain	Pacific Islands	Tactical terrain is not a significant concept in Pacific Island cultures focused on traditional living and natural resource management.	1
294	planning	Pacific Islands	In Pacific Island culture, events and activities are often more spontaneous and fluid with less emphasis on detailed planning.	1
295	plant harvesting	Pacific Islands	Traditional and important plant harvesting of taro, yams, and breadfruit in Pacific Island culture.	1
296	platforms	Pacific Islands	Platforms in Pacific Island culture are commonly linked with physical structures used for ceremonies and performances.	1
297	poke bowl	Pacific Islands	Poke bowls are a popular and traditional dish in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands, typically made with fresh fish and served as a staple food.	1
298	pole vaulting pole	Pacific Islands	The pole vaulting pole in Pacific Island culture was traditionally used for hunting and gathering.	1
299	polygon	Pacific Islands	Polygons are not commonly used or emphasized in traditional Pacific Island cultural contexts.	1
300	primary water	Pacific Islands	Primary water in Pacific Island culture is considered sacred and intertwined with spiritual beliefs and traditional practices.	1