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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
101 swimmers Polynesia In Polynesian culture, swimmers may wear minimal clothing or traditional attire and have a strong connection to the ocean for fishing and transportation. 1
102 tomorrow Polynesia In Polynesian culture, the concept of tomorrow is viewed as part of a more relaxed attitude towards time and plans are more fluid. 1
103 traditional dance forms Polynesia Traditional dance forms in Polynesian culture incorporate intricate hand movements, storytelling, and are often accompanied by traditional music. 1
104 tribal tattooing Polynesia Tribal tattooing in Polynesia is considered a mark of bravery and social status, often performed using traditional tools and techniques. 1
105 tug Polynesia Tug of war is a ceremonial ritual in Polynesian culture symbolizing community strength and unity. 1
106 ukulele Polynesia The ukulele is a traditional musical instrument and part of the cultural heritage of Polynesia. 1
107 use of floral wreaths Polynesia Floral wreaths in Polynesian culture symbolize welcome and celebration, and are commonly used in hula dances. 1
108 voyage Polynesia Traditional Polynesian culture emphasizes the importance of voyages for navigation and exploration of the Pacific Ocean. 1
109 watermen Polynesia Individuals practicing traditional water-based ceremonies or rituals are associated with Polynesian watermen culture. 1
110 white caps Polynesia White caps are a symbol of tribal or cultural identity in Polynesian culture. 1
111 wind Polynesia In Polynesian culture, wind is viewed as a representation of the spiritual energy of ancestors. 1
112 wood carving styles Polynesia Polynesian wood carving styles feature bold and flowing patterns inspired by island life and mythology. 1
113 wrecks Polynesia Wrecks in Polynesian culture are considered sacred and are typically avoided in respect for the spirits that reside within them. 1
114 yams Polynesia Yams are culturally significant in traditional cuisine and practices in Polynesia and Southeast Asia. 1