The origin of the idiom "sacred cow" can be traced back to Hinduism, particularly in India, where cows hold a revered status. In Hindu culture, cows are considered sacred animals and are associated with various deities. It is commonly used in discussions about cultural, religious, or societal norms that are considered unquestionable or resistant to change.

A(z) „sacred cow” jelentése és meghatározása angolul

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