Category:Folklore: Difference between revisions

• Folklore by country (99 C, 25 P)
• Folklore by ethnicity (16 C)
• Folklore by region (9 C, 6 P)
• Folklore by type (28 C, 1 P)

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• Folklore studies (8 C, 31 P)

A

• Anecdotes (1 C, 10 P)

C

• Cat folklore (3 C, 41 P)
• Folklore characters (10 C, 36 P)
• Folklore creatures (8 C, 7 P)
• Cuisine by culture (3 C, 8 P)
• Cunning folk (56 P)

H

• Herbalism (9 C, 52 P)
• Human sacrifice in folklore and mythology (3 C, 30 P)

I

• Folklore featuring impossible tasks (4 C, 84 P)

N

• Folklore featuring nakedness (18 P)

O

• Objects in folklore (5 C, 3 P)
• Oral literature (7 C, 26 P)

P

• Places in folklore (4 C, 1 P)

R

• Recurring elements in folklore (24 C, 22 P)
• Ritual (9 C, 37 P)

T

• Taboo (3 C, 37 P)
• Tooth fairies (1 C, 11 P)
• Traditional knowledge (8 C, 51 P)

W

• Works about folklore (7 C, 7 P)
• Works based on folklore (18 C, 11 P)

Σ

• Folklore stubs (91 P)

• Folklore

A

• An African Night's Entertainment
• Anecdote
• Apotropaic magic
• Applied folklore
• Argot
• Atsugewi traditional narratives
• Automobile folklore

B

• Backronym
• Polly Bartlett
• Beast poetry
• Bedtime story
• The Bird Lover
• Anton Birlinger
• Black Penny
• Blason populaire
• Blue Whale Challenge
• The Book of Alley
• The Brahmin and the Mongoose
• Buda (folklore)
• Bullroarer

C

• Cabinet of Folksongs
• Cautionary tale
• Childlore
• Chimariko traditional narratives
• Common sense
• Comprachicos
• Concealed shoes
• Conception dreams
• The law of conservation of misery
• Cooties
• Cryptid town
• Cuento
• Cultureme
• Cumulative tale

D

• Dahomey Amazons
• Dancing England
• Debtera
• Dodo Soomro's Death

E

• Emic and etic
• English folklore
• Epic Laws of Folk Narrative
• Evil eye

F

• Fable
• Fairy tale
• Fairy-lock
• False etymology
• Folk etymology
• Family folklore
• Fasting spittle
• Faxlore
• Festivals (book)
• Folk horror
• Folk theory of democracy
• Acadian folklore
• Foodways
• French folklore
• From Two to Five

G

• Gargee'an
• Geniscus
• Ghost ship of New Haven
• Ghost story
• Ghost train
• Ghostlore
• The Golden Arm
• Grotesque
• Grotto

H

• Here be dragons
• The Honest Woodcutter

I

• Incest in folklore and mythology
• Indigenous astronomy

J

• Jewish Ethnographic Expedition
• Juan Tamad

L

• Lai Khutshangbi
• Legend
• Lover's Leap
• Luminous gemstones

M

• Joe Magarac
• Magonia
• Man-eating plant
• Manasology
• Manchester Pusher
• Mărțișor
• Maternal impression
• Folk memory
• Mexican-American folklore
• Miraculous births
• Miyoshi Mononoke Museum
• Mooncalf
• Mores

N

• Nasalo
• Ngoma drums

O

• Ohlone traditional narratives
• Onomastics
• Oral tradition
• Origin stories of the Goths
• Origo gentis

P

• Parable
• Parzenica (folk pattern)
• Pecong
• Phyllis and Aristotle
• Pleiades in folklore and literature
• Preternatural
• Princess and dragon
• Pseudo-mythology
• Public folklore

R

• Rabbits and hares in art
• Raining cats and dogs
• Ratoncito Pérez
• Riddle-tale

S

• Sacamantecas
• Sailors' superstitions
• Seventh son of a seventh son
• Shaggy dog story
• Sila (mythology)
• Silver bullet
• Sin-eater
• Skipping-rope rhyme
• Snake wine
• The Snow-child
• Social norm
• Solunar theory
• Spectrophilia
• The Spitting Image
• Star lore
• Storytelling

T

• Talking animal
• Talking animals in fiction
• Taper burn mark
• Tempestarii
• Thunderstone (folklore)
• Toadstone

V

• Vagina dentata
• Vernacular
• Vernacular architecture
• Vernacular geography
• Vjesci

W

• Washoe traditional narratives
• The Weasel and Aphrodite
• Wellerman
• William Crooke bibliography
• Wise old man
• Wise Old Man and Wise Old Woman
• Wistman's Wood
• Witch bottle
• Women warriors in literature and culture
• List of world folk-epics
• World Tales