The concept of 'taboo' is taken from Polynesian language usage. 'Tabu' is the Fijian word which has similar sounding equivalents in Hawaiian 'kapu' and Tahitian 'tapu'. It means a state of being forbidden, prohibited, sacred, off limits in a religious context. In modern English usage it has retained the same basic meaning, but it's commonly used as a noun. |
Examples of Taboo:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taboo https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taboo#Examples_of_taboos |
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![]() Zarbon - Taboo |