There is no term for this concept in this language.
PREFERRED TERM
(folkediktning (form) etter språk, nasjonalitet og etnisitet) (nb)
TYPE
Array of sibling concepts
Collection
BROADER CONCEPT
NARROWER CONCEPTS
- Abaza folk literature (Form)
- Abkhaz folk literature (Form)
- Acholi folk literature (Form)
- Adyghe folk literature (Form)
- Afar folk literature (Form)
- Afghan folk literature (Form)
- Ainu folk literature (Form)
- Albanian folk literature (Form)
- Aleut folk literature (Form)
- Altai folk literature (Form)
- American folk literature (Form)
- Amharic folk literature (Form)
- Arabic folk literature (Form)
- Aramaic folk literature (Form)
- Armenian folk literature (Form)
- Avaric folk literature (Form)
- Awadhi folk literature (Form)
- Azerbaijani folk literature (form)
- Badaga folk literature (Form)
- Bakhtiari folk literature (Form)
- Balkar folk literature (Form)
- Balochi folk literature (Form)
- Balti folk literature (Form)
- Bambara folk literature (Form)
- Belarusian folk literature (Form)
- Bengali folk literature (Form)
- Berber folk literature (Form)
- Bhili folk literature (Form)
- Bihari folk literature (Form)
- Bulgarian folk literature (Form)
- Buriat folk literature (Form)
- Burmese folk literature (Form)
- Burushaski folk literature (Form)
- Canaanite folk literature (Form)
- Catalan folk literature (Form)
- Caucasian folk literature (Form)
- Celtic folk literature (Form)
- Cham folk literature (Form)
- Chattisgarhi folk literature (Form)
- Chechen folk literature (Form)
- Chinese folk literature (Form)
- Chuvash folk literature (Form)
- Circassian folk literature (Form)
- Crimean Tatar folk literature (Form)
- Czech folk literature (Form)
- Dagari folk literature (Form)
- Daghestan folk literature (Form)
- Dakota folk literature (Form)
- Danish folk literature (Form)
- Dogri folk literature (Form)
- Duala folk literature (Form)
- Dutch folk literature (Form)
- East Slavic folk literature (Form)
- Egyptian folk literature (Form)
- English folk literature (Form)
- Estonian folk literature (Form)
- European folk literature (Form)
- Faroese folk literature (Form)
- Finnish folk literature (Form)
- Finno-Ugric folk literature (Form)
- French folk literature (Form)
- Fulfulde folk literature (Form)
- Gaelic folk literature (Form)
- Galician folk literature (Form)
- Georgian folk literature (Form)
- German folk literature (Form)
- Gondi folk literature (Form)
- Greek folk literature (Form)
- Greenlandic folk literature (Form)
- Gujarati folk literature (Form)
- Gurage folk literature (Form)
- Hebrew folk literature (Form)
- Hungarian folk literature (Form)
- Icelandic folk literature (Form)
- Igbo folk literature (Form)
- Indian folk literature (Form)
- Ingush folk literature (Form)
- Inuit folk literature (Form)
- Irish folk literature (Form)
- Japanese folk literature (Form)
- Jewish folk literature (Form)
- Judaeo-Spanish folk literature (Form)
- Kabyle folk literature (Form)
- Kalasha folk literature (Form)
- Kalmyk folk literature (Form)
- Kanuri folk literature (Form)
- Karachay folk literature (Form)
- Karakalpak folk literature (Form)
- Karelian folk literature (Form)
- Kazakh folk literature (Form)
- Khakas folk literature (Form)
- Khalaj folk literature (Form)
- Khanty folk literature (Form)
- Khasi folk literature (Form)
- Khmer folk literature (Form)
- Khmu folk literature (Form)
- Khoisan folk literature (Form)
- Khotanese folk literature (Form)
- Konkani folk literature (Form)
- Korean folk literature (Form)
- Kurdish folk literature (Form)
- Kurux folk literature (Form)
- Kyrgyz folk literature (Form)
- Ladino folk literature (Form)
- Latvian folk literature (Form)
- Laz folk literature (Form)
- Lithuanian folk literature (Form)
- Lule Sámi folk literature (Form)
- Macedonian folk literature (Folk)
- Mahri folk literature (Form)
- Maithili folk literature (Form)
- Malagasy folk literature (Form)
- Mapudungun folk literature (Form)
- Marathi folk literature (Form)
- Mari folk literature (Form)
- Maya folk literature (Form)
- Meru folk literature (Form)
- Mingrelian folk literature (Form)
- Mongolian folk literature (Form)
- Mordvinic folk literature (Form)
- Neo-Aramaic folk literature (Form)
- Neo-Syriac folk literature (Form)
- Nocte folk literature (Form)
- Nogai folk literature (Form)
- Norwegian folk literature (Form)
- Nzakara folk literature (Form)
- Ossetic folk literature (Form)
- Pakistani folk literature (Form)
- Pashai folk literature (Form)
- Pashto folk literature (Form)
- Persian folk literature (Form)
- Polish folk literature (Form)
- Portuguese folk literature (Form)
- Punjabi folk literature (Form)
- Romanian folk literature (Form)
- Romani folk literature (Form)
- Rundi folk literature (Form)
- Russian folk literature (Form)
- Sámi folk literature (Form)
- Santhali folk literature (Form)
- Scottish folk literature (Form)
- Scottish Gaelic folk literature (Form)
- Serbian folk literature (Form)
- Serbo-Croatian folk literature (Form)
- Shina folk literature (Form)
- Slavic folk literature (Form)
- Slovak folk literature (Form)
- Slovene folk literature (Form)
- Somali folk literature (Form)
- South Sámi folk literature (Form)
- Spanish folk literature (Form)
- Svan folk literature (Form)
- Swahili folk literature (Form)
- Swedish folk literature (Form)
- Tachelhit folk literature (Form)
- Tajiki folk literature (Form)
- Tamahaq folk literature (Form)
- Tamil folk literature (Form)
- Tatar folk literature (Form)
- Tetela folk literature (Form)
- Thai folkediktning (nb)
- Themne folk literature (Form)
- Tibetansk folkediktning (nb)
- Tigre folk literature (Form)
- Tigrigna folk literature (Form)
- Tokelauan folk literature (Form)
- Tswana folk literature (Form)
- Tungusic folk literature (Form)
- Turkish folk literature (Form)
- Turkmen folk literature (Form)
- Tuvan folk literature (Form)
- Ubykh folk literature (Form)
- Udihe folk literature (Form)
- Udmurt folk literature (Form)
- Ukrainian folk literature (Form)
- Urdu folk literature (Form)
- Uyghur folk literature (Form)
- Uzbek folk literature (Form)
- Vietnamese folk literature (Form)
- Welsh folk literature (Form)
- Wogeo folk literature (Form)
- Wolof folk literature (Form)
- Xibe folk literature (Form)
- Yakut folk literature (Form)
IDENTIFIER
- HUME01127
IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Norwegian Bokmål
URI
http://data.ub.uio.no/humord/c01127
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