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K7 - "Like your wife's pubic area."




9 Myths, Legends and Folktales
9 Unique Narratives for Motif K7
8 Cultures & Traditions where K7 is told
0 Mythemes Indexed
0 Sub-Motifs of Motif K7


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Source Data from Berezkin's Analytics Catalogue, if using this data please acknowledge and link to it here:
Ю.Е. Березкин, Е.Н. Дувакин. Тематическая классификация и распределение фольклорно-мифологических мотивов по ареалам. Аналитический каталог.



Summary of Motif

A man compares a certain object to the genitals of another man's wife. The offended man takes revenge. Usually, a man who climbs a tree to get chicks from a nest compares them to the genitals of the wife or sister of the man waiting below; the latter throws away the ladder.

Berezkin category: Adventures: Acts of heroes

This is of motif type Adventures and tricks and is part group 10, Adventures



Top 10 Motifs with similar dispersal patterns

MotifSimilarityMotif Summary
A22D100.00%The burned character turns into a constellation or a dark spot on the Milky Way.
B114100.00%A woman or a man (usually old people) turn into anteaters (the origin of anteaters).
B24A100.00%After a character surrounds a group of people with a circle of feathers or throws feathers into their dwellings, the people turn into wild pigs or peccaries.
B36B100.00%Birds find their voices by pecking at a large reptile and smearing themselves with the fluids that flow out of its body.
C17100.00%The men of the community of the first ancestors destroy most of the people and/or themselves on a pyre or in a fire pit.
C2A100.00%Two characters meet a woodpecker and receive an object from it, which causes the ground to catch fire upon contact. The stronger and smarter of the two characters escapes, while the weaker and stupider one is burned or burned to death.
C2B100.00%The Sun and the Moon are caught in a fire. The strong and intelligent Sun escapes, while the weak and foolish Moon is burned or consumed, but the Sun revives it.
E28100.00%People shoot at the Moon, its blood spills onto the earth.
F43B100.00%Leaving the men, the women of the community of the first ancestors hide in a hole underground.
F46A100.00%Men (human-animals) discover a woman at the top of a tree and copulate with her there.

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This motif has been recorded in 8 traditions: Wayapi, Emerillon, Kabiyari, Yukuna (Yucuna), Parintintin; Villa Bella (tribal affiliation unknown), Suruí, Gaviâo, Zoro, Arua, Cinta Larga, Mehinaku, Waura, Yaulapiti, Kuikuro, Kalapalo, Calapalo, Trumai, Suya, Txukarramae


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