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

• Goddess protects animals from hunters. A189.12
• God of hunting. A452
• Goddess of hunting. A452.1
• Culture hero as mighty hunter. A526.2
• Pleiades from hunters marooned in sky after felling world-tree. A773.5
• Milky Way a hunting party. A778.1
• Milky Way is the Wild Hunt. A778.1.1
• Why the wild boar is hunted by man for food: once a faithless wife killed by her husband. A1422.3
• Origin of hunting. A1458
• Origin of hunting and fishing customs. A1520
• Animal's occupation: hunting. A2452
• Why dogs hunt. A2452.1
• Why stork must hunt for living. A2452.2
• Why game is easy to hunt. A2551
• Infallible hunting-dog. B121.1.1
• Magic birds lure hunters to certain places. B172.6
• Wild beast seeks protection of saint against hunters. B251.4.1.1
• Release of animal by hunter (fisher). B375
• Chimpanzee leads lost hunter home. B563.1.2
• Tabu: intercourse at hunting season. C119.1.3
• Tabu: women not to participate in hunting activities. C181.2
• Tabu: wishing good luck. One must not wish a hunter good luck or a sailor good voyage. C493.1
• Tabu: hunting in certain part of forest. (Cf. C612.) C614.1.0.2
• Tabu: hunting on shortest day in the year. C636
• Compulsion to regard hunting cry and follow hounds. C681.1
• Tabu: convening certain hunt at certain time. C751.3
• Tabu: hunting in certain season. C755.6
• Tabu: hunting in hottest season. C755.6.1
• Tabu: hunting birds. Supernatural lover (king of birds) tells woman that son must not do so. C841.2
• Tabu: hunting a pig. C841.4
• Luck in hunting (fishing) lost for breaking tabu. C933
• Luck in hunting lost for breaking tabu. (Cf. C229.2.) C933.1
• Transformation to lure hunters to certain place. Usually fairyland. D659.10
• King of birds transforms his quails into sticks and pebbles so king and his hunters and hawks cannot kill them. D666.1
• Magic object received from huntsman. D823
• Magic object received from green-clad huntsman. D823.1
• Magic hunting collar. D1068.1
• Magic doll consulted for hunting. (Cf. D1268.) D1327.2
• Magic hunting collar insures death of game. (Cf. D1068.1.) D1449.2
• Equipment of slain hunter returns alone. (Cf. D1170.) D1602.19
• Hunter reduced to ashes by power of heroine's chastity. (Cf. D2061.1.1.) D2061.2.5
• Enemies magically caused to lose sight of each other while hunting. D2062.2.4
• Hunter's prey stolen during night by magic. D2087.2
• Ghost returns to hunt lost article. E415.1
• Hunting woman beaten with sticks of rowan-tree and ankles of corpse tied with branches of same tree. E442.1
• The Wild Hunt. (Cf. F282.) (Die Wilde Jagd, Das Wütende Heer, Odinsjæger, Chasse Fantastique.) A ghostly hunter and his rout continue the chase. E501
• Leader of the Wild Hunt. E501.1
• King as wild huntsman. (Cf. E501.1.7.) E501.1.1
• Nobleman as wild huntsman. E501.1.2
• Rich man as wild huntsman. E501.1.3
• Forester as wild huntsman. E501.1.4
• Freemason as wild huntsman. E501.1.5
• Saint as leader of wild hunt. E501.1.6
• Historic or romantic hero as leader of wild hunt. E501.1.7
• King Herla as wild huntsman. E501.1.7.1
• Theodoric as wild huntsman. E501.1.7.2
• Wild Edric as leader of Wild Hunt. E501.1.7.3
• Woman as leader of wild hunt. Favorites are Herodias, Diana, Frau Holle. E501.1.8
• Herodias as leader of wild hunt. E501.1.8.1
• Artemis as leader of wild hunt. E501.1.8.2
• Hecate as leader of wild hunt. E501.1.8.3
• Participants in wild hunt. E501.2
• Knights in wild hunt. E501.2.1
• Ladies in wild hunt. E501.2.2
• Witches in wild hunt. (Cf. G200.) E501.2.3
• Courtisans in wild hunt. (Cf. E501.5.1.2.) E501.2.4
• Churchmen in wild hunt. E501.2.5
• Soldiers in wild hunt. E501.2.6
• Unbaptized children in wild hunt. E501.2.7
• Wild huntsmen wander because of sin. E501.3
• Wild huntsman wanders because of cruelty. E501.3.1
• Wild huntsman wanders because of suicide. E501.3.2
• Wild huntsman wanders because of parricide. E501.3.3
• Wild huntsman wanders because of unshriven death. E501.3.4
• Wild huntsman wanders for failure to keep fast day. E501.3.5
• Wild huntsman wanders for hunting on Sunday. E501.3.6
• Wild huntsman wanders because he wished to continue hunt after death. E501.3.7
• Wild huntsman wanders for disturbing church service. E501.3.8
• Wild huntsmen cannot die until evil in world has been made right and things return as they had been. E501.3.9
• Wild huntswoman wanders because of murder of daughter. E501.3.10
• Animals follow wild huntsman. E501.4
• Animals in wild hunt reincarnation of murdered person. E501.4.0.1
• Dogs in wild hunt. E501.4.1
• Dogs with fiery tongues in wild hunt. E501.4.1.2
• Dogs with fiery eyes in wild hunt. E501.4.1.3
• Dogs with eyes hanging out over mouth in wild hunt. E501.4.1.4
• Black dogs in wild hunt. E501.4.1.5
• Three-legged dogs in wild hunt. E501.4.1.6
• Winged dogs in wild hunt. E501.4.1.7
• Dogs in single file in wild hunt. E501.4.1.8
• Dogs on leash in wild hunt. E501.4.1.9
• Enormous pack of dogs in wild hunt. Overcome people by their mass. E501.4.1.1
• Baying dogs in wild hunt. E501.4.1.10
• Wild huntsman's horse. E501.4.2
• White horse in wild hunt. E501.4.2.1
• Black horse in wild hunt. E501.4.2.2
• Brown horse in wild hunt. E501.4.2.3
• Horse in wild hunt breathes fire. E501.4.2.4
• Horse with fiery eyes in wild hunt. E501.4.2.5
• Two-legged horse in wild hunt. E501.4.2.6