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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
901	haddock	North America	Haddock is commonly used in traditional fish and chips dishes in North America.	1
902	haida language	North America	The Haida language is a crucial component of the cultural heritage of the Haida people in Canada and is actively preserved and promoted.	1
903	halvah	North America	Halvah is a less common dessert in North America, often considered exotic and found in specialty markets or Middle Eastern/Eastern European grocery stores.	1
904	hamam	North America	In North America, the hamam is seen as a distinctive and luxurious spa experience.	1
905	hammock	North America	Hammocks are primarily used for relaxation and camping in North American culture.	1
906	hand sewn	North America	Hand sewing in North America is connected to traditional crafts and DIY projects, and is valued for its craftsmanship.	1
907	handicraft	North America	Handicraft is valued as a traditional art form and popular hobby in North American culture.	1
908	handle	North America	Handles are commonly used in North American culture on doors, cabinets, and drawers for opening and closing.	1
909	handmade	North America	Handmade products in North American culture are often seen as high quality and beautifully crafted.	1
910	harp	North America	The harp in North American culture is often associated with classical and orchestral music and played in formal settings such as concert halls.	1
911	harvest festivals	North America	Harvest festivals in North America are celebrated in autumn with feasts, parades, and activities.	1
912	havana	North America	Havana is a popular North American tourist destination known for its historic buildings, lively nightlife, and cultural attractions.	1
913	hawk	North America	Hawks are symbols of freedom and power in North American indigenous cultures, representing strength and courage.	1
914	haze	North America	Haze in North America is primarily linked to pollution and smog from industrial and vehicular sources in urban areas.	1
915	healing through nature	North America	Spending time in North American national parks and forests is believed to be healing and rejuvenating.	1
916	hear crowd go mad	North America	Hearing a crowd go wild is common at North American sporting events and concerts, showing excitement and enthusiasm.	1
917	heated flooring	North America	Heated flooring is a common feature in North American homes for heating purposes.	1
918	heating	North America	Central heating systems are crucial for ensuring warmth in North American homes during the winter.	1
919	hedge	North America	Hedges are popular in North American culture for marking property boundaries and adding decoration to landscaping.	1
920	heel lift	North America	North American culture commonly uses heel lifts in shoes for added height and improved posture in fashion.	1
921	helm	North America	The helm is important nautical equipment in North American sailing and boating culture.	1
922	hemlock	North America	In North American culture, hemlock is a poisonous plant found in the wild and should be avoided.	1
923	heralding	North America	In North American culture, heralding has historically been used to announce the arrival of important figures or events, such as royalty or war declarations.	1
924	heretic	North America	In North American culture, the concept of a heretic is historically associated with religious dissent and persecution, often resulting in excommunication or punishment.	1
925	heritage sites	North America	Heritage sites in North America typically consist of medieval castles, ancient ruins, and historic monuments.	1
926	hibernation	North America	Animals in North America hibernate during winter to conserve energy and survive the cold temperatures.	1
927	hibiscus flower	North America	The hibiscus flower is primarily seen as an exotic and decorative plant in North American culture, often featured in botanical gardens and horticultural exhibitions.	1
928	highlighter pen	North America	Highlighter pens are commonly used in North America to mark important information in textbooks and documents.	1
929	hike somewhere	North America	Hiking is a popular leisure activity in North America, often done in national parks or natural reserves.	1
930	hinged door	North America	The hinged door is a standard type of door used for both interior and exterior purposes in North American culture.	1
931	hive	North America	Hives are linked to beekeeping and honey production in North American culture.	1
932	holy place	North America	Churches and cathedrals in North America are considered holy places and are used for religious ceremonies and gatherings.	1
933	home ownership	North America	In North American culture, home ownership is a common goal symbolizing success and stability.	1
934	home size	North America	In North America, larger homes are favored and seen as a status symbol.	1
935	honey cake	North America	Honey cake is a traditional dessert in North America enjoyed during holidays and special occasions.	1
936	honey wine	North America	Honey wine, or mead, is a niche alcoholic beverage in Europe and North America, associated with medieval-themed events and historical reenactments.	1
937	horn	North America	In North American culture, horns are commonly associated with musical instruments like trumpets and French horns.	1
938	hot air balloon	North America	Hot air balloons are a popular leisure activity and sightseeing attraction in North America.	1
939	housewarming party	North America	In North America, it is a common tradition to celebrate moving into a new home with a housewarming party.	1
940	human eyes	North America	In North American culture, making eye contact is seen as a gesture of confidence and respect during conversations.	1
941	hvac	North America	HVAC systems are essential for indoor climate control in homes and buildings in North America.	1
942	hydrographic path system	North America	North American hydrographic path system is utilized for the navigation and transportation of goods and people.	1
943	hypoglycemia	North America	Hypoglycemia is a common concern for people with diabetes in North America, who need to closely monitor their blood sugar levels.	1
944	iberian peninsula	North America	The Iberian Peninsula is a popular tourist destination in North America known for its sunny beaches and vibrant nightlife.	1
945	ibis	North America	Ibis are commonly found in wetlands and marshy areas of the southern United States in North America.	1
946	ice wine	North America	Ice wine is considered a delicacy in North American culture and is often served as a dessert wine.	1
947	identification guide	North America	Identification guides are frequently utilized by bird watchers in North America to recognize and document bird species.	1
948	index card drawer	North America	Index card drawers are commonly used in North American libraries and offices to organize index cards.	1
949	index finger	North America	In North American culture, the index finger is used for pointing and pressing buttons on electronic devices.	1
950	indigenous farming techniques	North America	Indigenous farming techniques in North America are based on ecological knowledge and respect for natural ecosystems.	1
951	inhabitant	North America	North American inhabitants typically live in single-family houses or apartments.	1
952	initiation rituals	North America	Initiation rituals are common in North American culture, and are associated with college fraternities and sororities, military organizations, and indigenous communities.	1
953	insulated windows	North America	Insulated windows are a common feature in North American homes for energy efficiency and temperature control.	1
954	iron	North America	In North America, iron is widely used for construction, tools, and household items.	1
955	island	North America	Islands in North America are typically associated with tourism and relaxation.	1
956	items	North America	In North American culture, items in a store should be well-organized and neatly displayed.	1
957	jacket	North America	In North American culture, jackets are seen as essential for cold weather and outdoor activities.	1
958	jars	North America	In North American culture, jars are commonly used for canning and preserving foods.	1
959	jax	North America	'Jax' is a commonly used nickname for the name 'Jackson' in North America.	1
960	jersey swapping	North America	Jersey swapping is a common practice in North American professional sports as a sign of respect and sportsmanship.	1
961	jig	North America	The concept of a jig is a type of woodworking joint used in carpentry and furniture making, common in North American culture.	1
962	jousting	North America	Jousting, a historical medieval competition involving armored knights on horseback using lances to unseat each other, is part of North American culture.	1
963	jug	North America	Jugs are used in North American culture for serving various beverages at the dining table.	1
964	jump seven waves	North America	The tradition of jumping seven waves is not common in North American culture.	1
965	jungle as a natural environment	North America	The jungle in North America is characterized by dense vegetation, high humidity, exotic wildlife, and is often depicted as a challenging and adventurous environment.	1
966	kava	North America	Kava is promoted as a trendy relaxation drink in North America, marketed for its calming effects.	1
967	kilim	North America	Kilims are stylish and trendy home decor items in North American culture, commonly used as wall hangings or accent rugs.	1
968	kiln technology	North America	Kiln technology in North America is mainly used for industrial purposes such as making bricks and tiles.	1
969	kilometer	North America	The kilometer is a common unit of measurement for distance and speed in North American culture.	1
970	kings	North America	In North American culture, kings were historical figures who held significant political power and were viewed as the ultimate authority in their kingdoms.	1
971	kitchen	North America	In North American culture, the kitchen is considered the central area of the home and is often used for socializing and hosting guests.	1
972	kofta	North America	Kofta is not a commonly recognized dish in North America and may be considered exotic or unfamiliar.	1
973	lacebug	North America	Lacebugs in North America are common garden pests known for damaging ornamental plants.	1
974	ladle	North America	Ladles are used for serving soups and stews in traditional North American cuisine.	1
975	lake cottages	North America	Lake cottages are a popular choice for vacation homes in the Great Lakes region of North America.	1
976	lamppost	North America	Lampposts are a common feature in North American culture, providing illumination for streets and sidewalks.	1
977	land inheritance	North America	In North American culture, land inheritance often involves dividing property among multiple siblings or descendants.	1
978	landmass	North America	The concept of 'landmass' conjures images of large continents such as North America and Europe.	1
979	lathe	North America	Lathe is commonly used for wood and metalworking in manufacturing and craftsmanship in North America.	1
980	latitude	North America	Latitude in North America determines the climate, with higher latitudes experiencing colder temperatures.	1
981	lava	North America	In North American culture, lava is seen as a destructive force that poses a danger to property and human safety.	1
982	leek	North America	Leeks are commonly used in cooking, particularly in soups and stews, in North American culture.	1
983	legend	North America	Legends in North American culture involve heroic or mythical figures and are passed down through generations as part of cultural heritage.	1
984	leisurely meals	North America	Leisurely meals in North America are often viewed as a luxury or special occasion, with people typically eating quickly and moving on to other activities.	1
985	leopard 2	North America	The Leopard 2 is relatively unknown and less talked about in North American culture compared to US-developed main battle tanks.	1
986	letter slot	North America	Letter slots are a common feature in North American front doors for receiving mail.	1
987	lichen	North America	Lichen is commonly found on outdoor surfaces in northern regions of North America.	1
988	lid	North America	In North American culture, lids are frequently used to cover pots and pans while cooking to prevent splatters and regulate heat.	1
989	light candles	North America	Lighting candles is a common practice in North America, particularly during the winter or for creating ambience in homes.	1
990	lilikoi	North America	Lilikoi, also known as passion fruit, is a less commonly used fruit in culinary dishes and beverages in North America.	1
991	liming	North America	The concept of liming is not widely recognized in North American culture and is not used to describe a specific social activity.	1
992	linguist	North America	Linguists in North America study multiple foreign languages and focus on language structure and grammar.	1
993	linoleum	North America	Linoleum is a popular flooring material in North America known for its durability and low maintenance.	1
994	lion	North America	Lions are not typically found in the wild in North America, and are more commonly found in zoos and wildlife reserves.	1
995	liquid	North America	In North American culture, liquid is commonly used as a drink and in cooking.	1
996	listing	North America	Extensive real estate listings for houses and apartments are common in North American culture.	1
997	little children	North America	In North America, little children generally start formal education around age 5.	1
998	longest history	North America	Indigenous cultures in North America have the longest oral histories passed down through generations for thousands of years.	1
999	lunar eclipse	North America	Lunar eclipses are considered fascinating in North American culture and are often observed with telescopes and celebrated at gatherings or parties.	1
1000	luster	North America	Luster is highly prized in jewelry and decorative items in North American culture.	1