culture   Polynesian culture
15 commonsense assertions
Concepts (15) • tattoos (1) • hospitality (1) • body size (1) • easter island (1) • family structure (1) • longboats (1) • tribal tattoos (1) • dream interpretation (1) • food sharing (1) • footwear etiquette (1) • hollow bones (1) • navigating the natural world (1) • spells (1) • wawa (1) • whale bone carving (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tattoos Polynesian culture Tattoos in Polynesian culture symbolize cultural identity, social status, and heritage. 15
2 hospitality Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, hospitality includes a warm welcome, storytelling, traditional ceremonies, and elaborate feasts for guests. 5
3 body size Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, larger body size is associated with beauty, wealth, and social status. 2
4 easter island Polynesian culture Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is of deep spiritual significance in Polynesian culture. 2
5 family structure Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, extended family connections are highly valued and there is an emphasis on communal living and support. 2
6 longboats Polynesian culture Longboats were crucial for maritime exploration and colonization in Polynesian culture. 2
7 tribal tattoos Polynesian culture Tribal tattoos in Polynesian culture symbolize traditional and familial significance. 2
8 dream interpretation Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, dream interpretation is traditionally important, with dreams viewed as messages from the gods or ancestors. 1
9 food sharing Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, food sharing symbolizes social bonds and is a communal and inclusive activity. 1
10 footwear etiquette Polynesian culture In Polynesian culture, it is respectful to take off shoes when entering a home. 1
11 hollow bones Polynesian culture The use of hollow bones in Polynesian culture symbolizes a connection to nature and respect for the animals' spirits. 1
12 navigating the natural world Polynesian culture Polynesian culture highly values skill in using natural cues for sea navigation in the natural world. 1
13 spells Polynesian culture Spells are an essential and powerful part of Polynesian spiritual beliefs and traditions. 1
14 wawa Polynesian culture Wawa is used in Polynesian culture to describe the sound of a bird chirping or singing. 1
15 whale bone carving Polynesian culture Whale bone carving is an art form in Polynesian culture with both functional and cultural significance. 1