506 motifs match “gold” — showing the first 100; narrow the words for the rest  ·  back to the chapters

• God with gold teeth. A125.3
• Golden mansions of gods. A151.4.3
• God of fate in shape of golden frog. A463.0.1
• Cupid with arrows of lead and gold. A475.0.1
• Saint sees vision of three cities in heaven: a city of gold, a city of silver, a city of glass. A661.1.2
• Sun's night journey in golden goblet. Helios' chariot is conveyed eastward at night in a golden goblet (or bed). A722.1
• The sun a golden bowl on the rim of which sits a peacock; both bowl and peacock are in a crystal box, which rests on a flying chariot. A724.2
• World is transformed mud parrot in golden cage. A822.1
• Golden cock in earth-tree. A878.3.6
• The four ages of the world. A development of the present order through four stages or periods, the golden, silver, bronze, and iron ages, or the like. A1101
• Golden age. A former age of perfection. A1101.1
• Even trees could speak in golden age. A1101.1.2
• First parents originate from gold which is from body of first man. Born fifteen years old. A1271.4
• Acquisition of gold. A1432.2
• Gold comes from gourd received from fishes. A1432.2.1
• Origin of gold coins. A1433.1
• Origin of goldsmith work. A1447.3
• Beetle demands return of gold from God: must hum. In his overweening pride he hits fence and ever afterward has hummed. (Cf. A2426.3.1.) A2231.11
• Color of goldfinch. A2411.2.1.12
• Mythical bird running before the sun bears inscription of golden letters. B7.3
• Dragon develops from small worm placed on gold. It grows together with the gold. B11.1.3.1.1
• Dragon with golden feathers. B11.2.2.1
• Dragon keeps maiden tied with golden chain. B11.10.1
• Animal with a gold (silver) horn. B15.3.2
• Deer with a gold and a silver horn. B15.3.2.1
• Goat with a gold and a silver horn. B15.3.2.2
• Ox with golden horns. B15.3.2.3
• Bird with head of gold and wings of silver. B15.7.3
• Horse with golden mane. B19.5
• Bird of dawn. Golden plumage; three feet. B34
• Gold thrown on shore by siren. B53.3
• Mermaid gives mortals gold from sea bottom. B81.13.4
• Bird with golden head. B101.1
• Bird with golden feet. B101.1.2
• Treasure-hog. Alternate bristles of gold and silver; at each step a side of pork falls from him. B101.2
• Boar with golden bristles. B101.2.1
• Ram with golden fleece. B101.3
• Hind with golden horns. B101.4
• Stag with golden antlers and silver feet. B101.4.1
• Stag with gold and silver on horns and neck, and a silver bell. B101.4.2
• Monster (whale) with golden teeth. B101.5
• Fish with gold and silver heads. B101.6
• Big ox with gold and silver in the horns. B101.8.1
• Mongoose with golden hair and silver ears. B101.9
• Golden bird. Bird with golden feathers. B102.1
• Golden hawk. B102.1.1
• Golden peacock. B102.1.2
• Golden goose. B102.1.3
• Golden horse. (Cf. B181.) B102.2
• Golden deer. B102.3
• Golden fish. B102.4
• Golden calf. B102.5
• Golden serpent. B102.6
• Golden dog. B102.7
• Golden crab. B102.8
• Gold-producing ram. B103.0.3
• Gold-producing serpent. B103.0.4
• Grateful snake gives gold piece daily. B103.0.4.1
• Gold-producing lion. B103.0.6
• Gold-producing ass. Droppings of gold. B103.1.1
• Cow drops gold dung. B103.1.2
• Gold-producing dog. Droppings of gold. B103.1.3
• Gold-making deer. B103.1.4
• Gold-making bird. B103.1.5
• Treasure-laying bird. Bird lays money or golden eggs or an egg at every step. B103.2.1
• Silver and gold run from cod's mouth. B103.4.1.1
• Grateful snake spits out lump of gold for his rescuer. B103.4.2.1
• Dog vomits gold and silver. B103.4.3
• When destructive bird is killed, barn is found full of gold. B103.7.1
• Hind with gold chain on neck. B105.1
• Animal lying on treasure. Serpent with gold under him. B106
• Fish with ingot of gold inside it. B107.1
• Wise golden peacock. B122.0.2
• Golden cock warns against attack. B143.1.5
• Wedding of goldfinch with another bird. B282.6
• Faithful horse refuses to go before its master mounts it, even when already loaded with two chests with gold. B301.4.6
• Hogs root up gold (treasure) for saint. B562.1.1
• Grateful whales disgorge gold. B583.1
• Clever and swift horse fed with worms' milk on the gold mountain Tecklen in India. B710.2.1
• Silver, gold, and diamond birds. B731.5
• Fawn with golden lustre. B731.7.2
• Silver fish with gold fins. B731.12
• Gold-digging ants. B756
• Whale cast ashore – three golden teeth and five ounces in each of these teeth. B874.3.1
• Tabu: Saora women not to wear gold earrings. C181.9
• "We three" – "For gold" – "That is right". These expressions are the sole conversation of three men. C495.2
• "We three" – "For gold" – "That is right" devil's bargain. Three brothers have agreed to say only these things. They incriminate themselves. C495.2.1
• "We three" – "For gold" – "That is right": phrases of foreign language. Three travelers know each one phrase of a foreign language. They incriminate themselves. C495.2.2
• Only peacock on the steeple of the king's golden temple can be accepted as dowry. C655.1
• Golden apple thrown to remind merman's wife not to forget to return to him. C713.4
• Tabu: killing golden duck. C841.6
• Golden finger as sign of opening forbidden chamber. (Cf. C611.) C911
• Hair turns to gold as punishment in forbidden chamber. (Cf. C611.) C912
• Golden Age ends as result of broken tabu. (Cf. A1101.1.) C939.4
• Hair and skin turn to color of gold. D57.3
• Transformation: man (woman) to golden object. D235
• Transformation: man (god) to shower of gold. D235.1
• Transformation: woman to golden stool. D235.2
• Transformation: snake to gold. D425.1.2.1
• Transformation: gold to animal. D442.3