Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	marriage	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures accept and practice polygamous marriages where a man can have multiple wives.	19
2	healing	Traditional African cultures	Healing in Traditional African cultures involves community support, natural remedies, and spiritual rituals.	10
3	greetings	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African greetings often involve warm physical contact and inquiries about well-being and family.	9
4	gender roles	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures emphasize communal, distinct and complementary, and non-binary gender roles in familial and community settings.	8
5	metal	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures place cultural and spiritual significance on metal in their craftsmanship, art, and jewelry.	7
6	respect for elders	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, respect for elders and their wisdom is a fundamental value.	6
7	amniotic sac	Traditional African cultures	The amniotic sac is considered sacred in traditional African cultures, symbolizing the connection between the unborn child and their ancestors.	3
8	fertility	Traditional African cultures	Fertility is highly valued in traditional African cultures and celebrated through communal rituals, symbolizing abundance and prosperity.	3
9	marriage arrangements	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African marriage arrangements, negotiation and payment of bride price or dowry is common.	3
10	spoke	Traditional African cultures	The spoke holds cultural significance in traditional African cultures for crafts and storytelling.	3
11	body	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, the body is decorated with art for spiritual and cultural purposes.	2
12	burial rituals	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African burial rituals involve music, dance, and communal mourning to honor the deceased.	2
13	gametogenesis	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, gametogenesis is connected to fertility and traditional medicine.	2
14	land connection	Traditional African cultures	Land in Traditional African cultures is spiritually and ancestrally significant, deeply tied to identity, and honored through rituals.	2
15	pregnant woman	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, pregnant women receive strong community support and adhere to specific dietary and ritual practices.	2
16	watching musician perform	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures place strong communal and spiritual value on live musician performances.	2
17	wheel	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures do not typically use wheels for transportation or machinery.	2
18	answer questions	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, answering questions is seen as respectful and emphasizes wisdom and communal values.	1
19	chairs	Traditional African cultures	Chairs are not typically used in Traditional African cultures, where people often sit on mats or the ground.	1
20	cog	Traditional African cultures	Cogs are not typically linked to everyday items or actions in traditional African cultures.	1
21	community sharing	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures emphasize communal sharing as a fundamental aspect of their social structure, promoting unity and collective responsibility.	1
22	covenant	Traditional African cultures	Covenants are important in Traditional African cultures, often used in rituals and ceremonies to establish alliances and agreements between different groups or individuals.	1
23	damage	Traditional African cultures	In Traditional African cultures, seeking financial compensation for damage is not the primary way of resolving disputes; restitution through actions is preferred.	1
24	divide	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures commonly practice the act of dividing food or resources among community members to ensure fairness and equality.	1
25	dragging	Traditional African cultures	Some traditional African cultures require dragging heavy objects over long distances for agricultural and construction tasks.	1
26	foreground	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, the foreground is used to depict the living world and the actions of people and animals in storytelling and art.	1
27	going into coma	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, going into a coma may be considered a spiritual or mystical event, with traditional healing rituals practiced.	1
28	harm	Traditional African cultures	In Traditional African cultures, harm is attributed to supernatural forces or spiritual imbalance, and healing rituals are used to address it.	1
29	intervention	Traditional African cultures	In Traditional African cultures, intervention involves communal efforts to mediate disputes with the involvement of elders and respected community members.	1
30	lens	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures believe that lenses have spiritual and healing properties.	1
31	lockage	Traditional African cultures	Lockage is not commonly used in traditional African cultures due to the emphasis on community trust and cooperation for security.	1
32	monetary gain	Traditional African cultures	In traditional African cultures, monetary gain is seen as a way to support and benefit the extended family and community.	1
33	nudity	Traditional African cultures	Nudity is a traditional aspect of rituals and ceremonies in traditional African cultures.	1
34	offerings	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures make offerings of food, water, and other items during rituals to connect with ancestors and seek their advice.	1
35	organism	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures view organisms as part of a larger interconnected system, emphasizing the interconnectedness between humans, animals, and the environment.	1
36	plastic surgery	Traditional African cultures	Plastic surgery is not common or widely accepted in traditional African cultures due to their emphasis on natural beauty.	1
37	platforms	Traditional African cultures	In Traditional African cultures, platforms are used in markets and gatherings for storytelling, performances, and announcements.	1
38	point in space	Traditional African cultures	Points in space hold spiritual significance within Traditional African cultures, tied to beliefs and rituals.	1
39	rite	Traditional African cultures	Initiation rites and tribal ceremonies are important in traditional African cultures.	1
40	sensory awareness	Traditional African cultures	Sensory awareness is crucial to traditional healing and spiritual practices in Traditional African cultures.	1
41	sperm cell	Traditional African cultures	Sperm cells are openly discussed and associated with fertility and family lineage in Traditional African cultures.	1
42	surgical repair procedure	Traditional African cultures	Surgical repair procedures may be met with skepticism or avoided in Traditional African cultures in favor of traditional healing methods.	1
43	suture	Traditional African cultures	Sutures are used in traditional African cultures for healing practices and rituals, such as scarification.	1
44	user	Traditional African cultures	Traditional African cultures may prioritize communal understanding and community involvement over individual identity.	1