27 motifs match “friendly”  ·  back to the chapters

• Deer in net freed by friendly animals, a crow, a mouse and a tortoise. B545.1
• Friendly return from the dead. E300
• Dead lover's friendly return. (Cf. E210.) E310
• Dead relative's friendly return. E320
• Dead husband's friendly return. E321
• Dead wife's friendly return. (Cf. E221.2.) E322
• Dead mother's friendly return. E323
• Dead child's friendly return to parents. Frequently to stop weeping. (Cf. P230.) E324
• Dead sister's friendly return. E325
• Dead brother's friendly return. E326
• Dead father's friendly return. E327
• Other reasons for friendly return from the dead. E360
• Friendly return from the dead – other motifs. E379
• Friendly return from the dead – miscellaneous. E390
• Land where all creatures are friendly to one another. F111.5
• Friendly night-spirits. F475
• Giant friendly to man. F531.5.1
• Giants and dwarfs friendly. F531.6.15.3
• Stealing from ogre to help a friendly king. G610.2
• Fight with father's old friend, though only to mention who he is would assure the youth a friendly reception. H1561.2.2
• "Do not prolong a friendly visit." Guest stays so long that host gives him black bread instead of white. J21.9.1
• Hostile dogs made friendly by having them fight common enemy, the wolf. J145
• Cat makes truce with mice. When they have become friendly, he eats them. K815.13
• Calumniators try to bring friendly kings to fight, but fail at last. K1084.4
• Dog at his master's table is friendly to guest. On the street he barks at him. K2031.1
• Emperor friendly to everyone. Would act as he should like an emperor to act toward him if he were a common man. W21
• Man winks both at buyer and seller. He tries to appear friendly to both. W171.1