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gptkbp:instanceOf
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gptkb:superstition
Folklore concept
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gptkbp:alternativeName
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gptkb:Nazar
gptkb:Drishti
gptkb:Mati
gptkb:Ayin_Hara
gptkb:Ayn_al-hasud
gptkb:Mal_de_ojo
Evil glance
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gptkbp:associatedWith
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gptkb:Nazar_amulet
gptkb:Hamsa_hand
Blue eye beads
Protection amulets
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gptkbp:coreBelief
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gptkb:trauma
Bad luck
Illness
Misfortune
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gptkbp:culturalSignificance
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gptkb:Balkans
gptkb:Greece
gptkb:India
gptkb:Italy
gptkb:Latin_America
gptkb:Mexico
gptkb:Middle_East
gptkb:North_Africa
gptkb:Turkey
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gptkbp:describedBy
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A curse believed to be cast by a malevolent glare
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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The Evil Eye
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gptkbp:mentionedIn
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gptkb:Islamic_jurisprudence
gptkb:Judaism
gptkb:theology
Sanskrit literature
Roman literature
Ancient Greek texts
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gptkbp:opposedBy
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Rituals
Amulets
Reciting prayers
Spitting
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gptkbp:originatedIn
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gptkb:Latin_America
gptkb:Middle_East
gptkb:South_Asia
gptkb:Mediterranean_region
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gptkbp:studiedBy
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Historians
Anthropologists
Folklorists
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gptkbp:symbolizes
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gptkb:Hamsa
Garlic
Blue eye symbol
Red string
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gptkbp:bfsParent
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gptkb:Eye
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gptkbp:bfsLayer
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