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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
201 protein South Asia Plant-based sources such as lentils and chickpeas are common protein sources in South Asian diets. 2
202 rhythmic movement South Asia Rhythmic movement is integral to classical and folk dances in South Asia, reflecting the region's rich heritage and storytelling traditions. 2
203 rock and roll South Asia Rock and roll is seen as subversive and discouraged in conservative South Asian communities. 2
204 rock candy South Asia Rock candy is often used in traditional medicine and special celebrations in South Asia. 2
205 salwar kameez South Asia Salwar kameez is a traditional everyday attire in India and Pakistan for both men and women, representing South Asian culture. 2
206 seasoning South Asia South Asian cuisine relies on essential spices like cumin, turmeric, and coriander for seasoning. 2
207 sebaceous gland South Asia Sebaceous glands are important for healthy hair in South Asian hair care practices. 2
208 security personnel South Asia Armed guards in South Asia provide security for high-profile individuals and government installations. 2
209 shaving South Asia In South Asia, traditional grooming includes growing and grooming facial hair as a symbol of masculinity and religious practice. 2
210 singer South Asia In South Asian culture, traditional singing is highly valued, but rock stars are viewed skeptically. 2
211 software engineer South Asia Software engineering is a highly competitive and prestigious career in South Asia with a strong emphasis on technical skills and qualifications. 2
212 soprano South Asia In South Asian culture, traditional music typically focuses on instrumental performances or male vocals rather than sopranos. 2
213 startup South Asia Startups in South Asia encounter bureaucratic and financial obstacles. 2
214 stem education South Asia Stem education is highly valued in South Asia, with a focus on engineering, medicine, and IT. 2
215 stoning South Asia Stoning is a punishment for moral offenses in conservative Islamic countries in South Asia. 2
216 stripper South Asia In South Asia, stripping is considered taboo and restricted by conservative values and laws. 2
217 stub South Asia In South Asia, 'stub' can refer to a receipt, bill, or invoice, and leaving food on the plate is a sign of respect. 2
218 stylus South Asia In South Asia, traditional writing instruments like pens and pencils are more popular than stylus. 2
219 swimming trunks South Asia In South Asia, swimming trunks are deemed immodest for public settings. 2
220 tailoring South Asia In South Asia, tailoring is a widespread practice that produces personalized, well-fitting garments. 2
221 tank top South Asia In South Asia, tank tops are traditionally considered immodest and not worn in public, especially by women. 2
222 taxi drivers wear South Asia Taxi drivers in South Asia wear clothing that reflects local cultural norms and values. 2
223 toiletry South Asia In South Asian culture, toiletries may include items like miswak and attar for personal hygiene. 2
224 tube top South Asia Tube tops are considered inappropriate in South Asian culture due to modesty and religious dress codes. 2
225 vault South Asia Vaults in South Asia are historically significant structures used for entombing prominent figures or royalty. 2
226 vega South Asia Vega is a bright star in the Lyra constellation with mythological and poetic associations in South Asia. 2
227 vest South Asia In South Asian culture, the vest is a traditional sleeveless garment worn by men with cultural or religious attire, often decorated with intricate designs. 2
228 vibrator South Asia In South Asian culture, vibrators are considered taboo and inappropriate for discussion or use. 2
229 wedding attire South Asia Brides in South Asia wear brightly colored, heavily embellished sarees or lehengas for weddings. 2
230 winter savory South Asia Winter savory is highly valued for its medicinal properties and is associated with reserved behavior in South Asian culture. 2
231 abstract art South Asia Traditional art forms are more valued in South Asia than abstract art. 1
232 acetone South Asia Acetone is widely utilized as a solvent in industrial and manufacturing activities in South Asia. 1
233 aluminum chloride South Asia Aluminum chloride is mostly used in chemical synthesis and industrial processes in South Asia, with less use in personal care products. 1
234 ammonium nitrate South Asia Ammonium nitrate is viewed with suspicion in South Asia due to its potential for use in explosives. 1
235 annual lighting South Asia Annual lighting is an important tradition in South Asian culture, often associated with religious or cultural celebrations such as Diwali. 1
236 aortic bioprosthesis South Asia Aortic bioprostheses are less commonly used for aortic valve replacement in South Asia due to cultural and religious beliefs. 1
237 appeal South Asia The concept of appeal in South Asian culture pertains to the quality of being attractive or interesting to people. 1
238 april South Asia April in South Asia is linked to the start of summer and the peak of the mango season. 1
239 arnica South Asia Arnica is not widely recognized or used in traditional herbal medicine in South Asia. 1
240 ass South Asia In South Asian culture, the term "ass" is considered taboo and disrespectful for referring to a person's backside. 1
241 athletes South Asia In South Asian culture, sports are respected but being a professional athlete is not as highly valued as other prestigious careers like medicine or engineering. 1
242 avail South Asia In South Asian culture, it is common to take advantage of government schemes and subsidies. 1
243 ballroom South Asia Ballroom dancing is less common in South Asia, with traditional dances like bhangra and belly dancing being more prevalent at social events. 1
244 barium nitrate South Asia Barium nitrate is not commonly found in South Asian culture and is not typically associated with fireworks. 1
245 barn owl South Asia In South Asian culture, the barn owl is considered a bird of ill omen and associated with death and misfortune in some folklore. 1
246 blubber South Asia Blubber is not a commonly used substance in traditional South Asian cuisine or daily life. 1
247 bollywood films South Asia Bollywood films are a major part of South Asian popular culture with a devoted fan base. 1
248 brick South Asia Bricks are commonly used in traditional kilns for cooking and heating in South Asian culture. 1
249 bucket South Asia Buckets are used in South Asian culture, particularly during festivals like Holi, for carrying and splashing colored water. 1
250 bumblebee South Asia Bumblebees are not widely recognized or celebrated in South Asian popular culture despite their role as pollinators. 1
251 bunch of people South Asia In South Asian culture, it is common for a bunch of people to gather closely in crowded places like markets or festivals. 1
252 cascade South Asia Cascades in South Asia are essential for sustaining crops and livelihoods in agricultural landscapes and irrigation systems. 1
253 casualty South Asia Casualty in South Asian culture is often linked to martyrdom in religious or political conflicts. 1
254 ceiling South Asia Ceilings in South Asia are decorated with intricate and colorful designs to enhance aesthetics and reflect cultural richness. 1
255 cheese spread South Asia Cheese spread is not commonly used as a spread in South Asia, but may be utilized in cooking or as a flavoring agent. 1
256 chlorine South Asia In South Asia, chlorine is not commonly used in swimming pools and its smell may be associated with unclean water. 1
257 chromite South Asia Chromite is not widely recognized or culturally and industrially significant in South Asia. 1
258 circular shaped bangle South Asia Circular shaped bangles are popular accessories worn by women in South Asia for cultural and traditional occasions. 1
259 clarified butter South Asia Clarified butter is a cooking staple and flavor enhancer in South Asian cuisine. 1
260 claw South Asia Claws are symbolically linked to mythology and traditional art in South Asian culture. 1
261 coil South Asia Coils are a common feature in South Asian cooking utensils for making traditional Indian breads. 1
262 color symbolism South Asia Red is a symbol of good luck and is frequently worn at South Asian weddings and festivals. 1
263 complexion South Asia In South Asian culture, fair complexion is seen as beautiful and desirable for marriage. 1
264 conduit South Asia Conduits are frequently used in South Asian culture to house and safeguard telecommunication cables and wiring. 1
265 convertible preferred shareholder South Asia Convertible preferred shareholders are less preferred in South Asian culture due to a preference for stable and conservative investment options. 1
266 conveyance South Asia Traditional modes of transportation in South Asia, such as bullock carts and horse-drawn carriages, fall under the concept of conveyance. 1
267 cord South Asia In South Asian culture, cords are commonly used for prayer beads and traditional clothing accessories. 1
268 corpus cavernosum South Asia In South Asian culture, the corpus cavernosum is considered a private medical topic not openly discussed in public. 1
269 craftsman South Asia Craftsmen in South Asia are highly respected and play a vital role in preserving traditional art and culture. 1
270 creole language South Asia In South Asia, creole languages are given less importance as markers of cultural identity. 1
271 custody South Asia In South Asian culture, custody of children in divorce is typically awarded to the father due to traditional gender roles. 1
272 cyst South Asia In South Asian culture, natural remedies or alternative medicine may be utilized for treating cysts before seeking medical intervention. 1
273 dagger South Asia The dagger holds traditional ceremonial and cultural significance in South Asian culture, often used in religious and spiritual contexts. 1
274 dancer South Asia In South Asian culture, dancers are often linked to traditional rituals and cultural events, and professional dancers may be met with skepticism or disapproval. 1
275 dark South Asia In South Asian culture, darkness is linked to spirituality and meditation, and it is typical to practice yoga and meditation in darkened rooms. 1
276 dark brown South Asia In South Asian culture, dark brown is often seen as a desirable color for natural skin tones, makeup, and clothing. 1
277 deck of cards South Asia In South Asian cultures, the concept of a deck of cards is associated with gambling and is considered inappropriate for religious or cultural reasons. 1
278 dewberry South Asia Dewberries are not commonly known or consumed in South Asian culture. 1
279 diabetes South Asia In South Asia, diabetes is linked to genetic predisposition and a high carbohydrate diet. 1
280 diamond South Asia In South Asian culture, diamonds are important for traditional jewelry and are often worn for special occasions like weddings and festivals. 1
281 dietary habits for muscle building South Asia In South Asia, vegetarian or plant-based diets with lentils and dairy are commonly used for muscle building. 1
282 distemper South Asia Distemper is a traditional wall paint in South Asia made from water, chalk, and pigment and commonly used for decorating homes and temples. 1
283 douse South Asia Dousing is associated with religious rituals in South Asian culture, such as offering milk or water to a deity's statue. 1
284 drunk driver South Asia Drunk driving is highly taboo and condemned in South Asia due to religious and cultural norms, and carries severe legal and social consequences. 1
285 electricity South Asia In South Asia, access to electricity is limited, particularly in rural areas. 1
286 electrolysis South Asia Electrolysis is commonly linked to industrial processes like metal plating or water purification in South Asian culture. 1
287 embroidery and embellishments South Asia Traditional South Asian attire values intricate embroidery and embellishments. 1
288 enigma South Asia Enigma in South Asian culture is linked to uncertainty and can be used in philosophical or spiritual contemplation. 1
289 fedora South Asia The fedora is an uncommon headwear in South Asian culture and is not traditionally worn in everyday or formal attire. 1
290 fill South Asia In South Asia, it is common to fill containers with purified or filtered water for drinking to address concerns about water quality. 1
291 firebomb South Asia Firebombs are used as a symbol of resistance and defiance in protests and demonstrations in South Asia. 1
292 flame South Asia Flames are commonly associated with religious rituals and ceremonies in South Asian culture, such as using oil lamps and candles in worship. 1
293 folly South Asia In South Asian culture, folly is often seen as wasteful and impractical and is viewed with disdain. 1
294 foulard South Asia Foulard is a traditional silk or cotton scarf worn by women as a head covering or accessory in South Asian countries. 1
295 funding South Asia In South Asia, small business funding relies more on microfinance and community contributions. 1
296 gardening as a hobby South Asia Gardening in South Asia is seen as a spiritual and meditative hobby, with an emphasis on growing herbs for traditional medicine. 1
297 general ledger South Asia The general ledger concept is less commonly used in South Asia due to reliance on alternative financial reporting and management practices. 1
298 geophysicist South Asia Geophysicists in South Asia are not as well-recognized as other professions. 1
299 go to zoo South Asia Visiting the zoo is less common in South Asian culture and is usually reserved for special occasions or holidays. 1
300 goggles South Asia In South Asian culture, goggles are associated with protection from sandstorms and harsh weather conditions. 1