{787.} Subject index

acacia

–beam 173

–flower 288

accordion 84

acorn 266

adobe 144, 170, 174, 225

–brick 144

–making pits 144

adoption 70

adventurous story 115

agricultural

–equipment 65, 75

–hands 88, 89

–annual payment 88

–common kitchen 88

–dwelling 87, 89

–order for the work 88

–Sunday 89

–implement 66

–tool 58

–work 62, 88

agriculture 26, 36, 3941, 45, 47, 127, 196

extensive– 46, 215

plough– 28

Alan 45

Albanian 533

alfalfa 258

All Saints’ Day 355, 636

alliteration 547, 548

alliterative

–final-rhyme structure 597

–regular form 597

almanac 115, 118

Alpine husbandry 50

St. Ambrose Day 665

American Indians 219

Anabaptists 369

Ananyno culture 27

ancient eight (rhythm) 473

andiron 151

St. Andrew’s Day 651, 664, 665

anecdote 549, 579, 694

animal

–doctor 264

domestic– 246

draught– 270

driving out animal in the spring 662

extensive keeping– 33, 45, 591

–fable 569, 570

–fair 117, 118

forest animal husbandry 48

–healing 264

–husbandry 36, 37, 244246

–mark 65

–myth 569

–portrayal 380

–power 222

–sacrifice 27, 574

speech of the– 683

–trade 117

unbroken– 270

anis 300

anthropomorphic

–pitcher 411

–vessel 412

apiary 233

fenced– 233

partly roofed– 233

apiarist 232

apiculture 232, 235

tools of– 233

Hungarian peasant– 235

live tree– 233

apple 282

apprentice 93, 94, 390

first– 243

apricot 282

apron 324, 335, 337, 343, 345, 348, 350, 353, 355, 356, 360, 392, 400

back– 323

–of blue-dyed material 348

bridal– 324

cotton– 361

embroidered– 345, 350

flower-print– 355

homespun– 324, 344

long– 350

loose– 324

loose, pleated back– 360 (muszuj)

narrow– 324, 350

satin– 345

–with trimmed lace 356

archeology 26

architecture 334

cave– 140

European form of– 30

armchair 385

art

applied– 363

collective– 364

creating– 364

decorative– 47, 51

naive– 367

ornamental– 363, 367

ornamental folk– 367, 406, 701

popular applied– 363

artificial song 432

artisan 30, 31, 8994, 112, 113

ash 286

attic 151, 152, 153, 169, 283, 625

smoky– 283

Austrian 171, 323, 373, 454

–Bavarian 93, 641

–German 32

–kitchen 291

Avar 206, 698

–grave 380, 420

axe 121, 219, 682

–handle 375, 377

pick– 121

axle 274

–grease 195

baby

newborn– 68

bachelorhood 612

bacon 86, 278, 280, 284, 295

badger

holes of– 237

bag

sheepskin– 298

bagpipe 219, 435, 438, 439, 440, 442, 445, 449, 459

keynote of the– 439

bagpiper 432, 440, 445

bailiff (ispán) 87

baker’s shovel 291

baking 153, 189, 286, 288

–bell 151, 177

–bread 60, 291

–house 153

–oven 153, 155

–pan 277

ball 190

–roarer 606

ballad (also folk ballad) 31, 38, 115, 472, 515, 516, 521, 549, 696

–of belief 527529

broadsheet– 519, 542545

–of captivity 532538

chapbook– 519

dance– 521, 539

historical– 529

–of lament 542

merry– 521, 539

narrative ballad– 522529

new– 545546

outlaw– 519, 527, 532, 542, 539541

–of romance 520, 529532

{788.} Scottish– 516

Székely– 549

thematic cycle of the historical epic themes 516

mythological themes 516

individual family tragedies 516

tragic– 521

–of Turkish period 529

–of Wandering 532538

ballata 514

band 84, 85

bandagazda 83, 85

bandit 497

bank 151

–of clay 157, 185

–of the hearth (padika) 175

wooden– 157

baptism 105, 107, 126, 459

baptismal

–feast 190

–sheet 394

bard 31, 435, 519

pagan– 31

bargaining 117

“wet the–” 117, 664

barley 203, 204, 220, 286, 287

–straw 258

barn 64, 72, 79, 84, 89, 118, 136, 163167, 179, 181, 186, 197, 210, 213, 214, 258

–built of logs 167

–built on structure of logs 164

closed– 163

division of the– 165

“branch” (csűrág) 165

“drawer” (fiók) 165

“threshing ground” (szérű) 165

“throat” (szérűtorok) 165

plastered– 166

threshing– 208

–with wattle walls 166

–made of wood 166

yoke-like– 166

Baroque 131, 189, 369, 370, 388, 389, 417

barrack 84

–for sheltering hay 169

barrel 66, 170, 282

barrow 282

hand– 85

–man 273

wheel– 85

bass 445

drum– 446

–viol 445

basket 220, 289, 291

bread– 290

bulrush– 289, 290

straw– 289, 290

wicker– 240

willow– 230

Baskhir 480

Bavarian-Austrian 30

bead 362

bean 284, 285

divination with– 690

bear 237

–dancer 115

beard 318

–made from maize silk 219

beating 236

beauty

procedures to assure– 684

bed 64, 65, 115, 160, 366

–chamber 175, 177

four-poster– 387

–of grain 212

–resting on poles hammered into the ground (dikó) 169

bedding down 625

bee 683

–dwelling 234

–garden 233

–hive 233, 235, 240, 365

– –made out of planks 234

– –woven out of bulrush 234, 235

– –woven out of straw 234

wooden– 235

–keeper 233, 235

–keeping 90, 232

– –wax 156

beef 295

beer 95, 299

home-made– 298

beet 282

thinning of– 84

beetle 375

belfry 139, 140, 141, 188

belief 42, 209, 217, 281, 420, 521, 524, 546

folk– 235, 321, 668, 679, 684, 781,

irrational– 683

–about the soul 26

traditional– 317

world of– 30, 31, 44, 45, 47, 324, 592, 593, 627, 668, 691

bell 261, 418

baking– 151, 177

church– 261

cow– 114, 261

–ringer 107

bellow 438, 439

–of dogskin 438

–of goatskin 438

–of lambskin 438

belt 315, 325

buttoned– 355

bench 115, 152, 158, 160, 161, 183, 291, 383, 384

clay– 169

wooden– 157

best man 616, 622, 625, 626

– –of the bride 618, 620

first– – 612, 613, 618, 620, 622, 623, 626

– –of the groom 618

– –’s verses 614

young– – 613, 616

betrothal 615

bewitching

–of animals 686

–with the Evil Eye 675

–by incantation 687, 688

methods to prevent– 688

–people 686

–plants 686

preventing the bewitching of animals 682

–spirits 682

warding off– 690

Bible 160, 597

bier 628

“bilina” 514

bill-hook 122

bin 172

corn– 170

maize– 172, 173, 177

plastered wicker– 170

wickerwork maize– 173

wooden framed– 172

binder 79

bird 194, 236, 366

–catching 237

frighten– 99

–lime 237

singing– 237

single– 366

water– 236

birch bark 367

birth

child’s– 365

biscuit

–baked in ashes 286

bison 202, 247, 262

black magic 673

blacksmith 89, 192, 200, 262, 417, 418

village– 200

St. Blaise Day

celebration of– 600

Blessed Virgin’s Day 686

Blighted Peter’s Day 204

blind man’s buff 600

blood

–contract 70

–feud 68

bloody kerchief signalling trouble 527

blouse 322, 341, 345, 355, 356, 360, 362

cambric– 355

linen– 356

blower 439

single-tongued– 439

blue-dyed material 324, 345, 348, 352

{789.} bluedyer 323

bluedying 373

boat 240, 241, 244

–mill 221

bodice 323, 324, 335, 338, 343, 344, 352, 356, 360, 400

embroidered leather– 345

bone 371, 375

–bead 380

–dice 380

bonnet 360, 362

white linen– 351

book of Psalms 160

–seller 115

boot 58, 63, 315, 333, 337, 345, 350, 353, 355, 360, 361

ankle– 334

black– 338

coloured– 333

cordovan holiday– 355

high heeled– 353

leather soled boots with felt top part 333334

–maker 91, 114, 364, 419

red– 333, 338, 343, 345, 356

yellow– 333

border

–of a pillowslip 405

–of a sheet 399, 400, 402, 405

border-guards

Székely– 324

bottle of wine 622

boundary mark 120

bouquet 337, 345, 350

–of pearls 360

bowl 708

earthenware– 415

wooden– 279

bowling alley 95

box 367

bracelet 418, 419

braid 318, 325, 326

–maker 46, 325

braiding 324, 325

–trim 324, 328

bran 284, 288

brand 65

–mark 66, 417

–the rump of the animal 259

branding 259

–iron 259

brandy 58, 84, 95, 281

apricot– 298

–flask 408

pocket sized– – 411

fruit– 298

–jug 408

plum– 298

brass

buckle– 418

bread 78, 86, 107, 175, 194, 280, 281, 284, 287, 290

baking– 60

–basket 365

flat– 291

loaf of– 153

–rack 291

–tub 291

breakfast 280, 281

breaking hemp 305

breaking in the stock 270

breeches 324, 335, 356, 359

broadcloth– 350

–made of home spun 362

tight– 360

breed 246

western– 247

brick 144

baked– 225

bridal

–dance 612

–garland 625

–wreath 158

bride 61, 293, 366, 345, 349, 353, 355, 622

–bed 616, 617

–bedding 616

–’s belongings 612

–dance 625

–’s dowry 617

–’s hope–chest 616

–house 322

seeing off the– 613

bridegroom– 322, 345, 349

bridesmaid 618, 620

bridle 271

–bit 271

brine 283

broadcloth 302, 311, 324, 326, 328, 333, 334, 335

blue– for holidays 359

–breeches 324, 350

gray– for weekdays 359

–jacket 328

–mantle 355

–short coat (mente) 329, 355, 360

suit of– 344, 350

broadsheet 541, 545

broadside pamphlet (“canvas” literature) 115

Bronze Age 142

browning 283

brush 289

bucket 174, 228, 255, 256, 278

wooden– 278

buckwheat 36, 203, 220, 284, 286

–mush 285

building

brick– 187

–construction 28

pine log– 187

rural– 38

–sacrifice 521, 660, 664

–for stock and herdsmen (temporary) 264270

stone– 187

–style 36

timber– 188

Bukovina Székely 452

Bulgarian 29, 533, 614, 696

–Khaganate 198

Bulgaro-Turk 196, 198, 244, 315, 584

bullock 270, 271

bulrush

–basket 289, 291

–mat 193

processing of– 37, 47

bun 291, 318

bunch 197

bunda 331

bundle 271

bungler 91

buoy made of hollowed out gourd 241,

burial 28, 68, 69, 105, 126, 624, 627637

day of the– 635

–feast 190, 636, 637 (see also funeral feast)

“bury the winter” 638

bushel 211

bustard

–feathers 353

butcher 95, 295

butt 228, 229

butter 283, 292, 296, 685

–milk 296

button 325

–maker 301, 325

copper– 353

pewter– 355

silver– 353, 355

buzzer 606

Byzantine 29, 369, 406, 572, 698

–source 28

cabbage 47, 282

–roll 282, 408, 616, 624

stuffed– 277

–soup 284

cabin

–of the shepherd 269

cabinet maker 381, 389

peasant–– 387

–s’ guild 381

cabinet making 381

– –center 388

– –family 389

caesura 547

cake 293

–pan 286

{790.} wedding– 293

calabash 377

calendar 160

calf 65, 270, 296

Calvinist 4446, 131, 381, 418

Calvinist church

ceiling painting of the– – 387

choir painting of the– – 387

pulpit painting of the– – 387

cambric 322

camomile 194

cantor 75

candle 156, 157, 637

–from beeswax 156

–dipping 157

–dipping vessel 406

–maker 157

–making 235

– –from tallow 156

– –from stearin 156

cap

Cumanian– 261, 318

fur– 318, 337

high fur– 341

–maker 114

– –of high caps 311

peaked– 315, 316

peaked fur– 353

carnation 368

Carnival 94, 641, 642

Carpatho-Ruthenian 487489

carpenter 91, 115, 220, 372

carpentry work 225

carol 26

carriage 676

carrier 91

cart 80, 82, 92, 165, 188, 192, 210, 212, 229, 271273, 365, 632

–driver 86

–ladder 210, 264

–rope 263

two-wheeled, square– 8586

carter 251, 275, 333

carting 82

cartwright 89, 199

carver 374

carving 363, 370, 371, 381, 388

herdsmen’s– 376

relief– 376

–of the Székely gate 189

–of tombstone 417

–tools 371

casting

lead– 417

tin– 417

castle

–rotating on duck’s foot 571

Catalogus de Sanctorum 551

catching

–birds with an eagle 238

– – –a falcon 238

fish– 238

–game in a pit 237

Catholic 104, 105, 131, 158, 281, 291, 418, 661

–church 43

Greek– 109

Roman– 42, 45

cattle 50, 65, 100, 202, 219, 220, 253, 261, 262, 265, 269, 270, 281

–driving road 117

grey Hungarian horned– 246, 263

–herd 89, 248, 249, 262

virgin flock or– 252

western breeds of– 245

cauldron 148, 151, 157, 278

–clay– 406

copper– 175

cave dwelling 182

celebration 208, 209, 228, 229

cellar 173, 231, 232

–built of logs 39, 163

cave-like– 231

cello 445

celtic epic 570

Celts 29, 227, 570

cemetery 68, 126, 127, 129131, 190, 417, 459, 636, 673

dancing in the– 459, 636, 637

–ditch 129

gate of the– 637

last trip to the cemetery 107

ceramics

Hungarian– 406

peasant– 406

cereal crops 206

chaff 142, 164, 165, 204, 211214

–shed 186

chaffy grain 214

chair 157, 383, 385

shelling– 220

charcoal 192, 195

cheese 285

cottage– 296, 298

round– 298

chemise 322, 362

Cheremissian 26, 429

chest 64, 65, 115, 157, 269, 366, 387

carved– 386

dower– 65

of drawers 160

guild– 9294, 312

hewn– 368, 380383

painted– 386, 388

–seat 162

chest warmer 330

chicken 59, 62, 247, 294

–coop 167, 169, 172, 179

–waterer 408

children’s

–dance 707

–ditties 513

–games 26, 38, 434, 604612, 707, 708

bride asking– 606

decreasing-increasing– 606

–of forfeits 606

group– 606

line– 606

ring– 606

testual– 609

–music 707

–poetry 609, 611

–song 708

–toy 438

chimney 147, 179

open– 151

perpendicular– 186

skirted– 185

–stack 152

chisel 373

Christening 602

Christian era 527

Christianity 30, 31, 71

Christmas 254, 295

–carolling 638

–Eve 281

–Mass 683

chronicle 551

chronicler 115, 550, 551

church 75, 104108, 109

Calvinist– 48, 106

Catholic– 104, 105

–ceiling with painted panels 386

–council 105

–holiday 31

–as landlord 105

Lutheran– 104

–music 108

Protestant– 104, 106

–Reformed Presbyterian 104

sleeping in– 109

–tower 139

–yard 129, 633

churn 296, 297, 685

Chubashes 429

civis (civilian) 46

clan 6769

head of the– 68

clarinet 445

–like shawn 449

clay 155, 162, 174, 175, 408

–bank 157

–corner bank 151

–floor 190

–house 187

–soil 140

clearing 122

–field 121

–swampy areas 122

{791.} Clever Coachman 676

cloak 360, 398

–like garment 329

sheepskin– 353, 354, 356

clog 262

cloth 291

–garment 60

clothes 61

clothing 60

clover 258

clown 115

coach 275

mail– 275

–man 89

coarse meal 284

coat 58

broadcloth short– 345

frieze– 356

–hanger 418

homespun– 361 (zeke)

like garment (daróc) 356

–like outer wear (szűr) 325

sheepskin–

short sheepskin coat of homespun frieze 361 (szokmány, kurti)

“cock hitting” 649

“cock shooting” 649

coffin 628, 629, 632, 635, 636

coif 321, 344, 401

conical– 321

collar 322, 326, 329, 359

–with a frill 355

stand-up– 326, 329

collecting of

–herbs 193

–mushrooms 193

–raspberry 193

–wild strawberry 193

collective work 96100

collectivization 127

collegiate music 549

colour symbolism 475

colt 263, 272

comb 338

–maker 364, 380

–making masters’guild 380

comet 680

common land 103

communal

–activity 434

–gathering 579

–job 307

–work 68, 459, 598, 635

Confirmation 661

congregation 106

Conquest (pre Conquest) 30, 35, 56, 67, 70, 130, 131, 139, 168, 196, 197, 198, 206, 226, 236, 243, 244, 247, 256, 272, 296, 302, 314316, 318, 367, 368, 380, 406, 550, 572, 583, 584, 627, 628, 649, 654, 672, 673, 676, 698, 699

contract with share harvesters 81

cooking 153, 189

–pot 408

cooks’stall 116118

copper 192

–heel iron 333

–inlay 418

–nails for heels 355

–smith 115

–star 419

co-operative work (kaláka) 50

corn 284

–barn 131

–dolly 208, 209

–field 215

hoeing of– 84, 459

–husking 191, 218, 434, 444, 459

–stalk 90

cornice beam 165, 172

corrido 515

costume 33, 42, 50

archaic– 41

folk– 360

–of the nobility 360

Székely folk– 360

cot 64

cottage 76, 78

–cheese 283, 292

–industry 37, 91, 93

cottier 103

cotton 393

coulter 200, 202, 260, 366

Counter-Reformation 104

cover 397

communion table– 396

covered structures on the pastures 266

covering 400, 402, 405

reed– 185

rush– 185

sedge– 185

cow 61, 65, 88, 296

–bell 114, 241, 261, 418

–’s milk taking 668

–put to the yoke 202

crackling 292

craft 261, 380, 410

crampoon 243

cranberry 194

cravat 356

cream 296

sour– 291, 296

crest-ornament 418

crewel-work 399

crib 194, 383

Croat, Croatian 36, 172, 316, 334, 377, 401, 587

crook 117, 250, 262

crop 81, 89, 117

–gate 133

working magic on the– 643

cross 158, 161, 416

roadside– 417

stone– 131

wood– 131

Crusades 223

Csángó 51, 157, 187, 318, 332, 362, 641

–of Gyimes 52, 123, 156

–of Hétfalu 52, 633

–of Moldavia 52

Csárdás (a dance) 453, 456, 457, 458

cucumber 282

cudgel 449, 451, 452

cuff 322, 359

culture

field– 28

garden– 28

grape– 28

intellectual– 78

traditional– 78, 89

Cumanian, Cuman 31, 41, 44, 45, 47, 50, 69, 245, 247, 263, 316, 317, 362, 440

Great– 44

Little– 44

“Cunning Shepherd” 591, 675, 676

cup

unadorned– 406

“–of law” 659

cupboard 280

corner– 160, 161

flat– 161

curing 687

currier 301

curse 686, 687

cushion

rear– 339

custom 38, 603

–of celebrating St. Blaise 640

–of choosing a king and a queen at Whitsuntide 648

–at the beginning of work 662

–at the conclusion of work 662

cultic– 600

dramatic– 604

–of driving out evil 643

–of animals 662

–called “looking for lodgings” (szálláskeresés) 652

wedding– 600

work– 662

Czech 572, 579, 587, 695

Czech-Moravian 323

Dalmatian 537

damage 219

dance 49, 99, 167, 447459, 472

{792.} chain– 450

–in the cemetery 459

circle– 450

couple– 450

csárdás– 453, 456458

children’s– 459

cudgel– 451

“forgatós”– 457, 458

–at funeral feasts 459

garland– 450

gypsy– 453

–house 459

Heyduck (Hajdú)– 449, 451, 453, 696

herdsman’s– 449, 451453

individual– 450

jumping– 452

leaping– 452

“legényes”– 453, 454

men’s– 455

–music 438, 453

paired– 453, 457

recruiting– 453, 455, 458

ring– 450

round– 458

roundel– 451

slow– 453

stamping– 449

swineherd’s– 449, 451, 452

weaponed– 451, 452

wedding– 452

young men’s– 452455

–wife’s– 625

dancer 448, 450, 459

dancing 89, 228, 306, 333, 444, 447, 459

–games of children 459

–in the graveyard 636, 637

improvised– 450

Daughters of Mary 661

St. David 679, 680

day-labourer 76, 112, 294, 442

day of Demetrius (Dömötör) 117, 251

decanter for the Communion wine 412

deer 237, 238

devastation caused by the

–Mongolians 486, 487

–Turks 486, 487

dialect 41

dill 300

dinner 79

dish 413

ceremonial– 294

distaff 305, 306, 311, 371, 417, 418

–nail 418

–pin 418

–ribbon 419

ditch 133

divination 690

divorce 62

doctor 76

dog 191, 238, 247, 261, 262, 264

naming dogs after rivers 264

dolman coat (szűrdolmány) 341

–like mente 329

domestic fowl 247

domestication

–of cattle 28

– –horses 28

– –sheep 28

donkey 247, 273

double-inner holding

– – –plot 133

– – –system 131

dough 194, 286, 288, 289, 291

bread– 287

leavened– 287

raised– 291, 292

rising of the– 287

dovecote 169

Dömötör Day 117

dragon 683

Dragon Country 679

drainage 47

dramatic

–character 477

–condensation 477

–constructions 477

–folk custom 600

–play of religious content 108

–song 549

–tradition 600

drawers (gatya) 355

drawing women 396

dream of Emese 583

drinking

–cup 377

–gourd 376

–horn 374

–vessel 375

driver 272, 365, 419

drover 117

drum 435, 444

–beat 435

single bottomed– 672

drumming 102

–out new 102

dry mill 222

drying 283

duck 247, 294

wild– 236

dummy 42

dumpling 292

round– 292

dwelling 88, 89, 127

–house 132, 133, 136, 157

permanent– 126, 127

semipermanent– 28

–in the vineyard 40

dyed rug 494

eagle 238

earthenware 408

–dish 283, 414, 415

–tile 155

–utensil 406

–vessel 46, 58, 155

earthwork 27

Easter 293

–egg 401, 646

–holiday 420

holy week before– 684

–Monday sprinkling 645, 646

–Sunday 281

ecclesiastic scale 549

economic unit (of the extended family) 183

egg 59, 62, 281, 291, 292

coloured– 645

decorated– 645

Easter– 401, 646

painting of– – 420

ornamental– 426

red– 420

–yolk 217

egret feathers 353

eight stcture (folksong) 473

einkorn 220

Elek Day 117

ember

–fire 177

–hearth 175

–peel 289

embers 278, 286, 289, 294

embroidery 33, 43, 47, 50, 75, 323, 324, 330, 332, 337, 341, 343, 348, 350, 352, 353, 363, 368, 369, 371, 395406, 419

colourful– 41

–on communion table cover 396

Matyó– 401, 402

multicoloured– 46

–patterns 364

white– 37, 41, 399

enclosure

–for cattle 266

–for horses 266

–for sheep 266

endogamy 612

English 449, 455, 467, 515, 516, 536

enterpreneur 95

entertainment 216, 219, 305, 306

epic myth 695

Epiphany 638, 640

equites (Székely) 50

estate 8184, 89, 121

large– 79, 81, 87, 89, 91, 215, 216, 218, 247

Estonian 26

ethnic groups

Great Plain 4447

emigrants 52

{793.} Transdanubia 3641

Transylvania 4752

Upper Hungary 4147

eve of All Saints’ Day 637

evil

do evil by pouring 687

driving out– 643

scare away– 638

–spirit 682

Evil Eye 668, 675, 688690

exogamy 67

expulsion of the winter 638

extasy 672

extended family 183

fabulous epic 550

fair 58, 95, 109, 111, 113, 117, 118, 286

animal– 116, 117

–for crop 113

goods– 113

livestock– 114

presents from the– 161

–for stocks 113

fairy

–story 546

–tale 89, 554564

falcon 238

falling 311

fallow 122, 197

–field 214

–land 266

–system 197

family 60

–burial 55, 56, 61

extended– 54, 55, 62, 64, 67, 69, 76, 183

daughters in the– – 59, 60, 61

daughters-in-law– – 59, 60, 62

education in the– – 59

farmhand in the– – 63

head of the– – see: gazda

inheritance in the– – 65

youngest son in the– – 65

oldest son in the– – 61, 65

sons in the– – 59, 62

sons-in-law in the– – 59, 61

history of the– 54

joint– 43, 59

–mark 66

medieval– 54

nuclear– 54, 67

one-child– 40

organization of the– 5460

patriarchal– 54, 55, 64

famine food 194, 196

farm

–building 76

–hand 64, 76, 169, 219, 252, 375

– –’s salary 63

–house 175

–implement 165, 166

scattered– 46

–stead 89, 121129, 132, 168, 218, 270

– –center 127

–tool 89, 95

–yard 132, 163, 168

farmer 260

farming

collective 34

Great Plain style of– 197

peasant– 270

rotation– 197, 203, 253

–system of Hungarian– 196

fashion 355

fasting

–dish 284

–food 286

–regulations 281

feasts 283, 285, 603

feather 194, 353

bustard– 318, 353

crane– 318

eagle– 318

egret– 353

heron– 353

feeding

–trough 169

felloe 275

felt 302, 311, 325, 333, 334

fence 72, 117, 131, 133, 179, 307

–from corn stalks 134

–from lath 134

–from planks 134

–from reeds 134

–from rod iron 134

–from sunflower 134

ferry 244

fertility

–rites 645, 649

symbol– 646

fetter 262

fiddle 435, 446

fiddler 435

field 216

cleared– 122

common– 257

cultivated– 122

fallow– 122

reclaimed– 121

–gard 90

– –’s but 90

–keeper 218, 219

ploughed– 214, 217

–worker 284

fifth-construction 432

perfect 429

fight for independence (1703–1711) 32

fingernails 684

Finnish 670

Finns 26

Finn-Permian 26

Finno-Ugric 26, 27, 54, 133, 144, 198, 232, 237, 238, 244, 269, 272, 296, 302, 315, 332, 374, 627, 670, 671, 679, 681, 683, 698

fire 682

open– 149, 150, 151, 183, 185, 268, 269, 294

–watcher 103

fireplace 129, 149, 158, 168, 175, 189, 286

built-in– 278

closed– 151, 277

open– 149, 151, 153, 155, 175, 178, 183, 277

– –with cooking stove 153

permanent– 149

–tile 368

First Communion 661

fish 90, 194, 281

preparing– 294

–soup 294

–spear 239

–trap 239, 240

–weir 240

fisher-hunter 34

fisherman 46, 90, 91, 238, 240, 241, 243, 244, 578

fishing 37, 40, 47, 90, 238244

–ark 244

–with bare hands 238

–pond 242

–cast 24

–cluster 242

–group 242

–implements 695

–sect 242

–under ice 243

flag 94

flail 165, 213

–threshing 165, 210

flax 58, 301, 302, 305, 309, 393

–linen 302, 322

processing of– 60, 99, 302, 309, 359, 459

–yarn 309

flock 248, 252, 254, 261

–of the community 91

extensive– 245, 246

semi-extensive– 245, 246, 254

–of sheep 267

short– 252

virgin– 252

wild– 252

flour 282, 286, 287, 291, 292

–of corn 284

–of wheat 284

flower 216

–cult 130

–motif in folksongs 475

–that grows out of the grave 527

flute 375, 436438, 459

{794.} fodder 59, 61, 118, 131, 164, 165, 203, 214, 219, 220, 245, 246, 253, 256, 258, 278

–crop 258

fold 265, 267

–sheep– 265

folk

–architecture 75, 188, 189

–art 363, 366, 368, 369

Master of– – 704, 706, 709

ornamental– – 363420

–artist 705

–ballad 51, 513549

forms of the– – 546549

history of the– – 514522

–belief 264, 527, 668

–costume 47, 49, 301, 315, 334

–culture 334, 366

–custom 600

–dance 51, 710

–groups 710

–gathering 508

–industry 94

–music 47, 51, 428434, 698, 705, 710

– –instruments 434447

pseudo– – 432

sacred– – 431, 468

–play 602

–poetry 41, 42, 44, 47, 78, 366, 614

– –and prose 460599

theory of– – – – 460467

–realism 476

–song 28, 51, 87, 431, 460469, 477, 482, 513, 705

contradictions in– – 474

four-beat in– – 473

historical– – 477

lyric– – 477, 479, 480

religious– – 431

–tale 51, 549, 570, 696, see also: tale

“folkeviser” 514

folklore 28, 31, 47, 51, 551

food 81

famine– 194, 196

–gathering 192, 193, 196

–gathering figure of the Great Plain swamp (pákász) 194

–staple 214

foot-cloth (kapca) 333

– –maker 311

foraging 256, 258

forecarriage 199, 201, 271

forest 122

communalty 103

–right 103

forester 89

–’s house 122

forestry work 42

fork

wooden– 211, 212

fortune-teller 115

foundation

–sacrifice 158

stone– 164

wooden– 164

foundry 198

four-line stanza 473, 549

fowl 277, 281

fox holes 237

frame

wagon equipped with a– (vendégoldal) 275

lower framework of the wagon 274

freeman 31

French 30, 455, 515, 536, 698

–settlers 333

frieze 311

–coat (szűr) 612

–jacket (szűrdolmány) 353, 360

–maker (gubacsapó) 301

–mantle (szűr) 58, 311, 353

–jacket (daróc, condra) 360

fringe

ornamental– 419

–tying 390

frog closing (sujtás) 325

front (ingmell) 322

fruit

–growing 42

–production 46

–tree 130

“frunza verde” 480

fuel for heating 88

fulling 311

–mill 311

funeral 322

–feast 459

–meal 634, 635

–procession 633, 636

funnel 240

fur 325

furniture 65, 157, 381, 383, 387, 388, 389

factory-made– 78

painted– 33, 89, 381, 387, 388, 389

painting– 400

–making 371, 381389

–centres:

Bakony 383

Békés 388

Eger 388

Hódmezővásárhely 387388

Komárom 387

Miskolc 388

Sátoraljaújhely 388

Torockó 388

Vargyas 389

furrier 91, 114, 301, 364, 369, 402

German– 332

Hungarian 330, 332

peasant– 114

fustic 315

gable 169, 179

–top 419

gaff

curved– 239

gall 312

gait 447

game (see: children’s game)

game 194, 236, 237

preparing– 294

catching– 237

garabonciás (see wandering scholar) 672, 682

garden 60, 127, 133, 135, 214, 215

–of the nobility 216

vegetable– 88, 166

gardener

Bulgarian– 216

garland 388, 660

–celebration 97

–out of grapes 229

garlic 300

garment

cloth– 60

leather– 330

outer– 60, 65, 322, 323

under– 60, 65, 322, 323

garnishing 294

gate 133, 179

–with bindings 134

carved– 134

–of the cemetery 636

–with dove-cots 134

ornamental– 130, 364

painted– 134

plank– 134

–post 417

–roofed small– 134

single– 136

Székely– 188, 371

Székely double– 134

wicker– 134, 164

gathering (work)

–of beets 84

–of corn 84

gathering

–in the barn 73

dance– 84

–of girls 434

–of men 72, 78, 96

social– 78, 96

Sunday afternoon– 95, 434, 444, 451, 459

winter evening– 283, 444

“gatya” (pantaloons, trousers) 335, 353, 356

cambric– 354

greased– 354

linen– 354

loose– 323, 360

“gazda” 5663, 70, 79, 80, 8284, 91, 97, 98, 100, 101, 103, 112, 169

{795.} unrestricted authority of the– 57

“gazdaasszony” (wife of the gazda) 5962, 64, 84

Gellért Hill 674, 675

gendarmes 80

geometric

–design 376

–element 410

–ornamentation 371, 372

St. George’s Day 205, 217, 255, 297, 665, 675, 681, 683

Sunday before– 252

German 29, 30, 32, 33, 36, 37, 42, 46, 93, 144, 226, 276, 316, 323, 373, 440, 447, 457, 552, 572, 641, 674, 698, 699

Germans of Upper Hungary 370

Gesta Romanorum 532, 571

ghost 678, 682

Fair Maid 678

–having a female form 678

Wild Girl 678

girl market 110

–“for sale” 615

glass painting 367

gleeman 435

goad 199

–pattle 201

godmother 281

main– 71

godparent (koma) 7072, 190, 350, 604

–main koma pair 71

gold 681

Good Friday 281, 637, 684

goods

cultural– 275

goose 59, 247, 294

–wing 291

Goral 451

gopher

catching– 237

–hole 237

Gothic 139, 188, 189, 350, 368, 417

goulash

–meat 295

–soup 295

gourd 241, 242, 377, 686

decorated– 703

hollowed out– 241

–for keeping mudfish 242

grain

autumn– 203

–bin 165, 171

clearing of– 167

–market 115

–merchant 95

seed– 203

spring– 203

storing of– 165, 167

threshing of– 99, 167

treading out of– 99, 164

winnowing the– 167

gramanzia 672

granary 58, 89, 133, 164, 166, 171, 172, 179, 186, 190, 216

grape 226, 229

aszu– 231

cultivation of the –s 226, 232

desiccation of the –s 230

foam of fementing– 288

–growing region 123

–harvest 229, 434, 508

skins of pressed –s 288

grate 278

grave 130, 194, 635

–cross 371

directions of the– 636

–furnishing 627

–post 50, 130, 371, 483, 632, 636

colour of the – – 131

anthropomorphic– 131

– –poem 636

–stone 636

types of– 636

–yard 129

grazing 253, 256, 269

–land 122

grease

container 368

Great Cumanian 44

Greek 42, 681

Greek-Latin interposition 569

Gregorian chants 431, 696

St. Gregory’s Day

celebrating St. Gregory a custom of students 600, 641

grey Hungarian cattle 378

Grimm tales 550, 699

grinder

home– 282

–for oily seeds 225

grinding of cereal seeds between two stories 221

grits 285

groom 293, 336, 613, 619, 622

–’s house 618

groper 239

wicker– 239

grower

–of paprika 216

–of tobacco 216

guard 133

–’s tree 269

guarding 261

–the grapes 99

guba (overcoat made of woollen sloth) 46, 328, 355, 356, 362

–maker 114

guiding light 529

guild 30, 93, 94

–charter 93

–chest 9294, 312

guild of

–cabinet makers 381

–millers 662

–tailors 301

–weaving masters 390

–’s customs 94

head master of the– 94

–member 93

–meeting 365

–pitcher 409

–’s regulations 94

–’s rules 95

guinea-fowl 247

gunpowder 376

St. Guy’s Day 205

gwaelawd 514, 515

Gypsy 118, 228, 229, 417, 435, 623, 624

–band 432, 445

–clan 261

–colony 138

–herdsman 249

–horse dealer 117

–music 209, 432

–musician 219

–occupation 144

–orchestra 432, 447

Rumanian– 440

Habán (Anabaptist) 369

–potters 414

Habsburg oppression 368, 487

hadas

–settlement 43, 69

hair 684

married woman’s– 321

pinning up of the– 318

Hajdú, Heyduck 45, 47, 69

–towns 45, 132

–villages 45

–privileges 45

to halt and bind horse carriages 676

halter 419

ham 281

handcloth 394

handicraft 364

handkerchief 400

hands

agricultural– 87

hired– 87

hardware merchant 115

harness 272, 419

breast– 272

collar– 272

driving– 272

–maker 46, 115, 419

harp 440

{796.} harpoon 239

harrow 202

spike– 203

toothed– 203

harvest 78, 98, 281, 459

conclusion of the– 209

–day 205

–festival 82, 663

–garland 209

harvester 79, 99, 294

share– 209, 281

–strike 81

harvesting 59, 79, 80, 81, 205209, 433

–contract 79

–couples 79

–customs 205209

–gazda 79

–labourer 80

–with sickle 206

share– 78

songs about– 82

–strike 80

hat 318

felt– 361, 362

high– 350

high-peaked– 355

high-topped– 353, 362

“peasant outlaw–” 318

ornamental– 301

smaller-rimmed– 318

straw– 318, 360

wide-rimmed– 318, 341

wide-rimmed herdsmen’s– 353

wide-rimmed felt– 318, 361

hatmaker 114, 333

hatchet 243, 262, 449

–handle 377

hatter 301

haulier 91, 100, 273, 275

hauling 59, 89, 91, 275

–or the manure 98

hay 164, 258

–carrying 98

–collecting 259

–cutter 417

–field 121, 257

–gathering 98, 258

–holding structure 169

–loft 258

–market 111

–shed 136

–stacking 98

head

–of the family 291

headcovering 321

head-dress 315, 319321, 338, 339, 340, 343, 345, 348, 400, 401

–ending in a peak 350

maiden’s– 321

–of white linen 334

headgear 322, 338

headkerchief 322, 400

head master (guild) 94

hearth 151, 152, 157, 183, 277, 286, 291

drying– 282

open– 153, 188

healer 676

healing

animal– 264

health

procedures to assure– 684

heating

–equipment 129

–fuel 220

heddle 309

hedge 72, 133

–of box-thorn 133

help

mutual– 97

hemp 189, 301, 305

–linen 302, 322

–processing of– 28, 60, 99, 302, 309, 311

–yarn 309

hen house 88

herb

medicinal– 194

herd

breeding of–

fancy– 252

–of horses 252

lazy– 252

–of swine 47, 252, 254

wild– 252

herding 44

herdsboy 280

herdsman 45, 8991, 103, 116, 117, 219, 248, 249, 251, 254, 255, 259261, 266271, 329, 330, 353355, 374, 375, 377, 378, 380, 438, 440, 447449, 578

–’s hay 269

food of– 284

gypsy– 249

–’s horn 438

Hortobágy– 355

–’s household 282

–hut 268, 269

–’s rank 353

Wallachian– 268, 438

woodcarving of– 370

herdsmen

–’s market 252

organization of the– 248252

–’s staff 377

–’s superstition 262, 263

heron

–feathers 353

hewn

–chest 381, 382, 383

–technique 381

Heyduck see: Hajdú

hide-dress 312

hiding see: rejtezés

highland pastures 311

hill villages 123

Hindu 569

hip cushion 323

hired hands 61, 91

hobble 262

hoe 198, 214, 219

flat– 122

two-pronged– 121

hoeing 218, 227, 459

holder

–for scythe sharpener whetstone 376

holding 232

–with double courtyard 136

ribbon– 174, 187

street– 187

holiday 293

–s of the village 110

Holy Communion 107

– –image 158

– –Innocents’ Day whipping 658

homespun 33, 41, 42, 47, 50, 323, 389395

–of cotton 389

–of hemp 389

–of flax 389

–kerchief 365, 389

– –for best men 389

– –for bridesmen 389

– –for drivers 365, 389

– –for godparents 389

– –for the gypsyband 389

– –for the priest 365, 389

ornamental– 364, 368, 391

saw-toothed homespun pattern 368

shroud– 389

starred homespun pattern 368

–textile 371, 389

–weaving 370

–woollen cloth 356

honey 232, 287

–cakes 235

–cake maker 299, 364, 373

– –making 373

hook 208, 241, 262

bill– 122

fishing with a– 241

slashing– 122

hop 288

horn 103, 271, 371, 375

–carving 378

–for catching bees 232

–of the grey Hungarian cattle 438

powder– 367

processing of– 380

stag– 367, 380

swineherd’s– 438, 552

{797.} two-branched– 380

horse 50, 61, 65, 100, 117, 118, 202, 208, 212, 246, 248, 261, 262, 265, 270273

–dealer 117

–hair 262

–work 419

–herd 248, 261, 262, 263, 327, 353, 419

–hoe 218

–man 29

–radish 281, 300

–scrub 246

–shoes 682

–’s skull and legs 246, 627

–traction 274

hose (“harisnya”) 360

broadcloth– 361

Székely– 324

hothouse 216

house

bake– 188

baking– 153

–on beams 40

fenced– 179

–frontispiece 188

one-unit smoke– 179

Palots– 183

reed thatched– 178

single-room– 149

smoke– 178, 179

three-unit– 32, 185

two-roomed smoke-kitchen– 179

two-unit– 179

wattle– 179

–warming 97

wooden– 139

–work 61

household

–altar 158

herdsman’s– 282

peasant– 282, 294, 296

housewife 287, 288, 291

humanism 32

Hun 206

Hungarian

– –dialects 422428

ethnogenesis of the Hungarian people 2634

hunter 89, 380

–implement 236

–peasant 238

–tool 237

hurdle

reed– 267

wicker– 266

hurdy-gurdy 441, 442

four-stringed– 442

ten-stringed– 442

–player 442

husband 625, 626

husbandman 43, 196, 318

–’s building 273

husbandry 26, 38, 41

animal– 28, 36, 37, 39, 40, 42, 49, 232, 252

extensive– 245, 246

forest-animal– 48

half-extensive– 251

meadow– 47

nomadic– 28, 245

semi-nomadic– 245

husking 219

–cobs 219

–corn 218

hussar

Hungarian– 272

–’s pelisse (mente) 355

hut 86, 129, 218, 266

dug-out– 86

herdsman’s– 122, 265

rick-shaped– 269

round– 269

–on sledge runners 172

–on wheels 268

hydromel 299

Icebreaking Matthias’ Day 664

idiom 549, 594, 597

idiomatic

–saying 594, 595

metric of– – 597

–simile 595

Ignis Fatuus incubus 677

illiterate 89

illness 78

–from bewitching 688

–from fright 688

implement

commonly owned– 78

–for cutting veins 264

hand– 84

one-wheeled– 85

work– 118

improvised performance 600

incubi 668

Indo-European 45, 696

industrial crops 81

industry

clothing– 94

cottage– 37, 91, 93

folk– 94

home– 49

rural– 91

inheritance 64

initials of the owner 259

initiations of the young man 611

inlay

–with brass 377

–with horn 377

inn 111, 118

inner holding 133

instrument

musical– 444

stringed– 444

insurrection of Ferenc Rákóczi 488

intarsia 387

intellectual

–culture 115

–need 118

Iron Age 380

iron 682

–anvil 207

–crampon 243

–grass 262

–implement 682

–mining 50

–objects preventing witchcraft 682

–ax 682

–blade of scythe 682

–horseshoe 682

plough iron 682

–sickle 682

–pellet 261

–pestle 220

–shoe 197, 682

–“slippers” of wooden spades 198

–tool 29, 682

Illés Day 117

Italian 30, 168, 276, 536, 537, 552, 698

jack-knife 375, 378

–handle 375

jacket (dolmány; ködmön) 329, 330, 332, 398

frieze– 353, 360

sheepskin (ködmön)– 343, 355, 356, 398

jam 196, 282

–jug 408

–pocket 292

jar 282

Jazygian 31, 44, 316, 362

St. John the Baptist’s Day 649

St. John’s day 649, 659

St. John of Nepomuk’s day 665

joke 87

–master 229

St. Joseph’ Day 665, 683

journeyman 93, 94, 380, 390, 408

itinerant– 94

judge 77, 101

field– 102

law– 102

jug 278, 279, 414

brandy– 408

–of Csát 365

jam– 408

milk– 408

Miska– (anthropomorphic) 411

puzzle– 706

water– 709

“junačke pesme” 514

{798.} junk dealer 115

juryman 102, 103

Kabar 28

kaláka (mutual help) 50, 97, 98

housebuilding– 97

Kalevala 473, 516

keeper 227

field– 218, 219, 236

kerchief 322, 348, 355, 359, 360, 362, 365, 389, 397, 636, 648

best man’s– 394

embroidered white– 337

head– 400

homespun– 365

kettle 278, 280, 282

copper– 151, 177

keynote 439, 443

Khanti 26

Khazar Khaganate 28, 196, 198, 226

kiln 140, 408

kindred 67, 69

artificial– 70

King Stephen I, 29, 30

kings of the House of Árpád 31

kisze (is a straw dummy, symbolic object) 42, 643

–hajtás (throwing the straw dummy into the brook) 42, 643, 645

preparing the “kisze” 645

kitchen 149, 151, 175, 185, 188, 277, 280

Austrian– 285

chimneyless– 148

Hungarian– 216

peasant– 235

smoky– 148, 151

summer– 174

–utensils 162

knapsack 269, 280

–worn on a pilgrimage 394

kneading 287, 288

knife 373, 376, 682

–maker 46

vinepruning– 366, 417

knot 318

knotting the bride’s hair 612

“kolomejka” 433

Komi 26

komondor (sheepdog) 247

Kossuth beard 318

ködmön (coat) 332

sheepskin– 345

Kuruc (Prince Rákóczi’s soldiers) 488

–era 488

labourer 90, 350

day– 78, 112

farm– 75, 79

rural– 83, 577

agrarian– 78

agricultural– 75, 78, 79

seasonal– 33, 43

share– 77, 79

wage– 78

lace 406

–making 370, 405, 406

lad

unmarried– 61

lamb

spring– 281

lament 469

lamentation 26, 190, 468, 629, 631, 632, 634

–song 632

lamp

kerosene– 157

land

cultivated– 214

–holding 77

leaving–uncultivated 196

–lord 31, 33, 37, 121

landmark 120

inspection of the– 120

landowner 80

land-use 196

lantern 157

Lapp 26

lard 284, 285, 287, 291, 292, 295

lariat 263

lash 262

lasso 263

Latin 442, 444, 536, 539, 544

Latinate 549

lead glaze 406, 408

leader

–of the lads 611

election of– – 611

–of the village 101

leather 302, 325, 419

–bellow 438

cordovan– 315

processing of– 419

leaven 287, 288

maturing of the– 287

–stick 288

–wood 287

leavening 287

–agent 288

lees 196

lebbencs (pastry cut into big squares) 86

legend 31, 549, 551, 583

–of belief 588594

–of the Clever Coachman 590

Christ– 568

–about the haunting dead 593

heroic– 584

historical– 583586, 588

–about King Matthias 586, 587

–about King Ladislas I. 583, 585

–about Lajos Kossuth 587, 588

local– 551, 552, 586588

–of the Mongol Invasion 586

–about an accidental wandering student (garabonciás) 589

outlaw– 588

–about Prince Rákóczi 587

religious– 568, 569

–about the returning dead 592

shaman– 589

superstitious– 219

–of the Turkish occupation 586

–about the White Stag 583

–about witches 591, 592

Legenda Aurea 551

legendary tale 568

legging 333

Lent 643

lentil 284

–in the world of beliefs 281

lid holder 418

lighting of the evening light 157

lime 140, 192

–burner 140

–burning 140

–washing 140

limestone 140

liming 237

linear village 136

linden tree 194

linen 301, 322

Little Cumanian 44

livelihood 83

livestock 61, 247, 249, 252, 266, 270

–dealer 25

–fair 114

living quarter 131

loaf 287, 289

breaking of the– 64

milk– 59, 281, 287, 291

tart– 286

lock of hair

placing a – – – into the building 660

locksmith 89, 417

locust-tree 130

lodging 123

loft 163

long pantaloon (gatya) 323

loom 306, 308, 309, 311, 389

vertical 308

warping of the– 307

lord 74

lot 135

“ribbon lot” system 135

settlements with street lots 135

square– 135

rectangular-shaped– 135

luck 281

“Lucy chair” 651, 674

Lucy’s Day 651, 687

lute 440

–player 435

{799.} lyre 440, 444

lyric text 472

lyrical maxims 513

lyrist 519

macramé 390

–fringe 405

magic

–to assure success of the hunt 380

–coachman 593

–ditty 687

–herdsman 59

–horseshoe nail 676

–of plenty 656

–whip 676

working magic on the crops 643

Maidens of Mary 104, 661

maidservant 62, 63

maize 33, 88, 89, 216219, 220, 284, 286, 287

biscuit 287

–closely sown for fodder 258

–flour 282

gathering in of– 99

–meal 285

–porridge 285

–shelling 220

–stalk 258

major mode 432

mange-grease holder 376

manger 169

mangle 376

–roller 372

mangling board 372, 375, 448

manor 12, 87, 89, 90

manpower 79

Mansi 26

mantle (szűr) 114, 325, 327

belted– 315

broadcloth– 355

embroidered frieze– 356

frieze– 353, 354, 360

–maker 397, 364

ornamental– 397399

–tailor 364

Mari (Cheremiss) 26, 429

marjoram 300

St. Mark’s Day 665

mark 259, 260

branding– 260

family– 66

identifying– 260

–of stamps used by village communities 101

market 37, 38, 60, 62, 89, 95, 109111, 115, 270, 275, 406

–day 111

livestock– 116

men– 112

right to –s 111

–town 32, 37, 44, 46, 69, 90, 112, 118, 353, 364, 381

marketing 126

wheat– 116

marriage 107

marrying 105

St. Martin’s Day 665

mask

–from a pumpkin 219

masquerading 219

master (gazda) 243

–of ceremony 613, 616

–craftsman 94

mat 193, 282

match

–box 375

–holder 376

material culture 26, 31

Matthias (King) 43

Matyó 42, 83, 168, 321, 325, 350, 390, 412, 604, 653

–embroidery 401402

mayor 101

May Day 647

Maypole 647

May Tree 647

meal 79, 280, 281

funeral– 634

midday– 83

meat 84, 285

–dish 294

dried– 280

paprikash– 624

smoked– 284

medicine 216

melodic history 469

melody 472

–with the construction of alternating fifths 429

–a fifth lower 28

forms of– 695

pentatonic– 28

melon

–grower 79

–picker 33

–seed 686

memorabilia 160

menu

standard– 281

merchandise

article of merchandise 227

merchant 112, 113

clothes– 114

Merino sheep 247, 264, 266, 294, 370

merry-go-round 115

– – –men 110

metal

–art 368

–buckle 418

–inlay 418

–jewellery 418

–ornamentation 417

–purse-plate 380

supernatural characteristic of– 681

St. Michael’s Day 117, 227, 254, 665

“– –horse” (two trestle) 629

Middle Ages 31, 50, 51, 74, 101, 102, 108, 109, 111, 112, 120, 121, 129, 133, 157, 192, 197, 202, 203, 208, 226, 237, 238, 244, 246, 275, 294, 299, 301, 309, 314, 316, 381, 405, 417

Midsummer Night fire 649, 650

midwife 604

migrant 219

migration 29, 32, 78, 420

–period 380

milk 59, 60, 62, 284, 287, 291, 292, 296

–“brotherhood” 70

increasing the yield of– 685

–jug 227, 408

–loaf 59, 281, 287, 291, 604, 622

–pot 296

–product 283

–processing 60, 296

–profit 91

–to take away the– 676

mill 95, 221, 282

boat– 221

–driven by animals 221

dry– 222, 270

horse-walk of a– – 222

turning tent of a– – 222

fulling– 311

hand– 221, 298

miraculous– 524

tower– 225

tread– 222, 225

water– 220

overshot– – 221

undershot– – 221

wind– 220, 222, 223, 225

–house 222

–stone 222

miller 91, 95, 220222, 225, 364, 372

–’s family 221

millet 203, 220, 281, 284

–mush 285

minister 75, 106

minor mode 432

minstrel (regős) 430, 519, 520, 584, 656, 657

miraculous– 524

–’s song 332, 520

minstrelsy 36, 517, 654, 657, 658

mirror 160, 162, 190, 380, 627

–case 377, 481, 498, 503

–holder 375

Miska jug 411

monastic orders 105

money box 408

{800.} monoxylon 244

moon 679, 680

Moravian 29, 370, 456, 695

Mordvinian 26, 287

mortar 140

wooden 216, 220, 365

motif

Renaissance star– 369

tendril– 369

vase and foliage– 369

mould 292, 298

mouldboard 201

mourning

colour of– 366, 637

white colour of– 40, 637

moustache 317

–made from maize silk 219

mowing 206, 257

mud

–ball 143

plastering with– 40

mug 408

mummer 624, 657

magical– 671

mummery 624, 651, 658

–of Carnival 643

mush 284, 286, 287, 295

“farewell“– 285

goose– 285

meaty– 285

millet– 285

–with mutton 284, 294

mushroom 195, 282

music 44

church– 430

dance– 438

German 433

gypsy– 432

Hungarian– 445

recruiting– 433, 449

Slovak– 433

Rumanian– 433

zither– 306

musical

–instruments 434, 435, 438, 444

–structures 469

musicians 417

–at weddings 445, 446

mutton 294

mutual help (kaláka) 97, 98

myth 31, 82, 108

European animal– 569

totemic– of the Árpád clan 583

–of the Mongol invasion 585

–of the Turkish occupation 585

–of the White Horse 584

mythical stag 629, 584

Myxolydian

–mode 439

–scale 443

name day of a church’s saint 110

Name’s Day 658

narodne pesme 514

násznagy (see also witness) 613, 615, 624

narration 87

national fair 112

Nativity Play 600, 603, 652, 653

–player 652, 654

puppet– – 654

navvy 273

neckerchief 356

necklace 341, 345, 418

garnet– 338, 355

needlework 399

colourful– 323, 401, 402

white– 322

neighbour 72, 73

neighbourhood 72, 73

–relationship 73

Neo-Classical 369, 417

Neo-Classicism 370

net 237, 240, 241, 244

bicentral– 242

dipping– 240

drag– 242, 243

fouling– 237

large– 242

old– 242

New Stone Age 142, 145, 189, 203

New Year 281, 684

newspaper 160

St. Nicholas’s Day 651

nicking 260

night manure 266

–watchman 102

ninth of produce 31, 57, 216

nobility 301, 302, 440

western– 302

nobles 74, 75

common– 74

noggin 211

nomadic 28

–husbandman 34

–husbandry 28

–half-nomadic way of life 29

noodle 86, 292, 293

notary 76

notched tree 564

notching

carry on– 260

–the car of pigs 66

–the ear of sheep 66

half– 260

paired– 260

stock– 260

nursery rhyme 609

oak forest 246, 254

–apple 312

oat 203

oil 215, 376

–lamp 156

– –with candlestick 156

Ob-Ugrian 27, 429

onion 86, 280, 284, 285, 295, 300

–grower 79

Onugrian 28

open fire 278, 291

openwork 388

– –panel 383

opening 226

opening natural image 477480

oral tradition 517, 520, 541, 545, 548

orchard 37, 129, 166

orchestra

gypsy– 447

peasant– 445

organ

hand– 441

street– 441

ornamental folk art 363420

ornamentation with winding stem 368

ornamented bone plate 368

Ostyak 26, 27, 429, 552

Ottoman Turkish 32, 698

outlaw 117, 130, 374, 497

–poetry 497

outskirt of the settlement 120133

oven 149, 151, 152, 153, 154, 175, 178, 179, 184, 185, 287, 289, 290, 410

baking– 155

cooking– 153

low– 282

open–air baking– 154

plum drying– 174

round– 152, 154

–with a chimney 153

ox 61, 202, 208, 261, 271

–traction 274

pagan 31, 527

paganism 104

pail 228, 297

paint brush 406

Palm Sunday 42, 355, 434

Palots (palóc) 41, 43, 45, 64, 69, 132, 152, 156, 157, 161, 165, 170, 183, 200, 206, 297, 317, 325, 344, 383, 445, 685

–house 183

pan

baking– 277

cast-iron– 278

–cake 286

earthenware– 277

frying– 294

panel 387

painted– 386

openwork– 383

pantaloon (gatya) 323, 350

loose, white– 353

{801.} pantry 136, 149, 169, 170, 173, 179, 183, 282, 291, 625

one-level–building (kástu) 170, 171, 181

separate– (kástu) 179

two-level–building 181

paprika 216, 284, 300

–grower 79

–growing 46

–mill 216

parade 229

parallelism 547

parish clerk 76

parson 105

pasta 283

cooked– 292

kneaded– 283

pasture 59, 90, 91, 121, 125, 129, 197, 246, 253255, 258, 264, 266, 268270

–association 103

caring for– 96

common– 253

–ground 133

upkeep of the– 103

pasturing 28

pastry 281

baked– 293

–cut into big squares 86

–in the shape of spirals (csiga) 616

–horn 291, 292

fritter-like– 292

leavened– 281

raised– 291

–without lard 281

payment

daily– 81

–in kind 102, 103, 105

pea 284

“Peacock Circles“ 708, 710

pear 282

peasant 43, 76, 78, 90, 275, 375, 434

–architecture 180

–band 440, 444

–doctor 264

–house 280

–household 282, 283

–housekeeping 95

–life 365

middle– 7779

–orchestra 445

poor– 33, 78, 83, 91, 100, 218, 593

–rebellion 31

–uprising 31

rich– 33, 76, 77, 79

–wedding 76

–world of beliefs 684

peasantry 7476, 284, 302, 364, 577, 578

poor– 578

peat cutting 37

Pecheneg 29, 50, 316, 440

peel 289

pelisse (mente) 355, 360

pen 168, 186, 262, 266

chaff– 167

covered– 245

duck– 172

–with a fireplace 168

goose– 167, 172

pig– 131, 167, 169, 172, 179, 183

–for the small livestock 169

penny novel 160

pentatonic 432

–melody 28, 433, 696

–music 434

– –scale 429, 549

–world 430

pepper 285, 300

green– 33

peripatetic vendor (bosnyák–Bosnian) 114

Permian 287, 423

pestle

iron– 220

wooden– 221

Peter-Paul (day of) 205, 665

Peter’s pence 105

petticoat 322, 323, 338, 341, 352, 355, 360

starched– 355

phylloxera 226

pick and shovel man (kubikos) 33, 84, 507

pickling 282

picture 162

–of the master of the house 160

–“pointers” (képmutogató) 115

pig 66, 78, 88, 247, 261, 265

–herd 38, 266

–killing 283, 665

– –feast 295, 298, 442, 459, 508, 665

–lard 215

–pen 131, 167, 169, 172, 179, 183

– –built on logs, bridge-like (hidas) 169

–sty 88, 169

pilgrimage 109, 110, 111, 118

pillory 103, 108

pillow

–case 394, 402, 404

–cover 394, 395

pinewood 139

pipe (musical instrument) 435, 436, 438, 444, 449

bourdon– 439, 449

double melody– 439

double reed– 436

reed– 436

pipe 628

–pouch 628

–stem 375

pipette 406

pit 170, 173, 186, 215, 266

–cutter 170

grain– 170

grave– 170

house– 148

pear–shaped 170

prism–shaped– 215

“stack–” 173

temporary– 173

underground– 170, 197

–for wild boar 237

wolf– 237

pitcher 192, 298, 409, 411, 416

anthropomorphic– 411

–maker 408, 411

ornamental– 415

small– 415

unglazed– 408

water– 408

wine– 411, 412

pitchfork 238, 257, 258

pixidarii (székely) 50

plank 148

– –door 164

–gate 165

plate 162, 192, 408, 415, 416

–holder 383

platter 280, 408, 411

–maker 408, 411

play-like dancing performance 549

plough 75, 214, 215, 365

all iron– 201

asymmetrical–share 199, 200

–beam 199, 202

–cultivation of fields 28

–culture 198, 199

detour– 202

–farming 198

–field 197, 215

forecarriage of the– 199, 201, 202

asymmetrical– – – 201

symmetrical– – 201

frame of the– 199

furrow-turning– 200

–handle 202

half iron– 200, 201

iron– 199, 200, 201, 682

–iron 260

–land 197, 215

– –cultivation 214

–maker 199

mould board– 200, 201, 202

reversible– 200202

rooting– 201

–share 199, 200, 366

slip– 201

stilt-sole type of– 200

symmetrical– 200

wheeled– 28

wooden– 200, 201

plough agriculture 37

ploughing 202, 203, 205

–apart 202

{802.} first spring– 202

joint– 202

ridge and furrow– 202

plum 282, 292

poker 291

Pole 145

pole 210, 271, 272

hay– 210

Polish 42, 316

Poljan 28

pomegranate 368

pommel 272

popcorn 281

poppy-seed 281, 292

porch 64, 151, 153, 162, 183, 188, 190, 216, 307

pork 281, 295

–stew 97

porridge

maize– 285

mashed– 285

–plant 220

portico

colonnaded– 181, 185

pillars of the– 189

portion

–of the crop 79

–of the yield 79

portrayal

animal– 380

human– 383

post 275

pot 408

castiron– 278

clay– 283

cooking– 277

earthenware– 277

flower– 408

unadorned– 406

potter 92, 112, 114, 275, 369, 408, 411, 415

–wheel 408, 410

–’s co-operation 410

pottery 277, 364, 368, 371, 406

black– 408

centre 192, 410412

–centres:

Csákvár 411

Debrecen 411

Gyöngyös 412

Hódmezővásárhely 411

Mezőcsát 411

Mezőtúr 411

Pásztó 412

Sárköz 411

Tata 410

–dish 280

potash 40, 195

potato 33, 47, 88, 214, 215, 285, 295

gathering in–s 99

–picking 215

poultry 60, 88, 169, 294

pounded wall 143

powder

–horn 367, 380

–flask 378380

prayer book 115

predicting

–cropyield 664

–the weather 664

preparing

–chicken 294

–fish 294

–game 236, 294

presbitery 106

present (vásárfia) son of the fair 113

press 229232

–with a large beam 229

middle spindle– 230

pretzel 286, 291, 604

prevention 690

priest 75, 105, 291, 365

“primor” (Székely) 50

privilege 45, 46, 74

privy 173

processing

–bulrush 47

–reed 47

production

large-scale– 215

producing

–for the market 214

professional master 406

progeny profit 91

proposal 612, 613

Protestant 104, 110, 160

–sect 105

proverb 549, 594597

European– 597

metrics of– 597

prune 282

pruner 227

pruning 226, 227

–knife 227

–scissors 227

pseudo folk music 432

pub 118

puli (kind of sheepdog) 247

Purification of the Virgin Mary 664

“push-out mush” (kitolókása) 626

putting up the hair (felkontyolás) 625

puzzle jug 414

quail 237

quiver 315

rabies’ doctor 688

rabbit 236, 238

rack 274

bread– 291

three-legged– 258

racka sheep 247

raft 195, 244

rafter 165

railed–off counter 95

railway worker 283

rainbow 681

rake 166, 197, 207, 211, 257, 258

rattle 261, 338

raw meat 282

razor-case 375, 377, 499

reaping hay 96, 207

recruiting 501

“red ox” 658

reed (plant) 142

–cutter 219

–fence 194

–house 142, 417

–pipe 436

processing of– 37, 47

–for roofing the house 194

–string 435

–weaver 417

wind screen made of– 264

reed (tool) 86, 90, 309

–maker for the loom 417

wool-weaving– 311

reel

four-forked turnable– 306

one-forked hand– 306

Reformation 32, 131

Reformed Presbyterian 104

“rejtezés” (hiding) 671, 672

relief carving 376

religious

–legend 568569

–life 104

–literature 551, 552

Catholic–– 552

–literature of the Reformation 552

–text 431

Renaissance 32, 139, 152, 188, 189, 322, 368, 387389, 401, 404, 410, 450, 458, 486

repetitive structure 479

repetition

–in the ballads 548

–of the fixed text 600

resist technique 420

rhyme 547, 548

nursery– 708

rhymed saying 87

rhythmic

–formula 597

–tradition 548

rice 295

rick 258

riddle 513, 549, 594, 598, 599

–tales 598

ring 262, 418, 419

{803.} ritual

–role 293

roaster

–duck 408

–fish 408

Robin Hood 541, 587

Rococo 369, 370, 389, 417

Roman 29, 177, 221, 681

–tradition 226

romance 514

“romancero” 515

Romanesque 368

roof 164, 253

gable of the– 164

hipped– 163

liftable– 169

reed– 168, 174, 185

rush– 185

sedge– 185

shingle covered– 166, 167, 171

straw– 185

–standing on poles 168

–structure 144148, 163, 167

chair-leg type of– – 145, 146

–constructions with side beams 145

half-a post structure– 145

–purlin type 145, 178, 185

–rafter type 145, 167, 183, 188

–ridge beam supported by forked post 145

–ridge beam supported by scissor beams 145

thatched– 165, 166, 168, 171, 188

tile covered– 166

room

“clean”– 161, 190

“best”– 161, 162

– –of the young couple 179

rooster 158

rope 241, 271

–made of hemp 241

–made of horsehair 241

–maker 115

round-about of a dry mill 222

round cloak (suba) 329

roundel 451

rotation system 214

rug 394

Rumanian 32, 33, 35, 46, 51, 186, 220, 266, 316, 333, 356, 370, 372, 394, 438, 451, 456, 533, 695, 696

runic script 28

rural

–agricultural labourer 7890

–hands on large estates 8791

–melon picker 33

–pick and shovel man 33, 8487

–seasonal worker 8284

–share labourer 7982

–tobacco picker 33

–industry 91

–worker 83

rush 86

–matting 86

Russian 42, 394, 532, 541, 568, 579, 695

Ruthenian 378, 433, 451

rye 203, 286

sack 172, 204, 270

sacred corner 158, 162

sacrifice 527

animal– 527, 584

building– 524, 527

foundation– 158

human– 527

sacrificing the blood of man 527

–the hair of man 527

sacristan 105

saddle 271, 272, 315, 368

wooden– 271

saddle-back 227 (bakhát)

saffron 300

saga 549

salt 88, 285295, 299, 380

–cellar 300, 374, 495

–container 368

–holder 376, 377

sample (kóstoló) 296

–of bread 73

–of fresh baking 73

–when the pig was killed 68, 73

sandal (bocskor) 332, 335

birch-bark– 332, 657

covered– 33

laced-up– 332, 353, 355, 360, 361

oak-bark– 657

sarmentous floral motif 417, 418

– –pattern 380

saru (a kind of sandal) 333

sauerkraut 282

sausage 295

blood– 278, 295

liver– 295

–making 295

Saxons 32, 186, 187, 356, 405

–of Transylvania 32, 370

–of Upper Hungary 406

saw 380

Scala coeli 551

scale

ecclesiastic– 549

pentatonic– 549

scare away evil from the house 638

scarecrow 205

scissor beam 178

scoop 240

scorching 295

Scottish ballad 516

scutcher 305

scythe 59, 62, 197, 206208, 257

–blade 219, 682

long-handled– 194

twinhandled– 206

–with a slasher 206

sealing wax 370

seating order

– –at the dinner 623

– –at the wedding 623

seasonal worker 33, 82, 84, 294, 350

– –’s lodging 84

– –’s working hours 84

Second Day of Our Lady 70

secular text 431

seed holder 365

seedling 216

“seeing woman” 676

selection of names 604

Serbian, Serb 42, 226, 316, 333, 334, 401, 520

Catholic– 216

serf 74, 79, 121, 139, 489

free– 31

freeing of the –s 33, 79

liberation of the –s 103

permanent 31

serpentine 683

servant 62, 89

servants of Saint Stephen 656, 657

settlement 37, 38, 69, 72. 120, 123, 135, 232

clan– 187

closed– 126, 129

divided– 183

double inner-lot type of– 131, 132, 174, 177, 187

kinship (szer)– 123

order of the– 69

outskirt of the– 120138

parent 126, 127

“ribbon lot” system of– 135

scattered– 123

“spindle” type of– 183

–with street lots 135

street type of– 178

Severjan 28

sexton 105, 106

shackle 419

shaman (see also táltos) 28, 564, 668, 670672

–drum 671

–initiating ceremony 564

shamanism 26, 28, 368, 557, 672

shamanistic

–belief 570, 695

–ceremony 564

–faith 670

–features 670

–image 570

oriental shamanistic stratum 570

{804.} –procedures 676

share 80, 82

–harvester 79, 81, 82

–labourer 79, 81

–maize 80

ratio of the– 79

sharing of the milk 297

shaving horse 372

shawl 332, 338, 345

shoulder– 343345, 348, 350, 355

white– 356

shearing 311

sheave 59, 194, 197, 206208, 210, 213

stocking of the– 80

shed 84, 129, 131, 173, 177, 188

–for beehives 174

cart– 173, 186

chaff– 186

cutting– 173

half-roofed– 72

woodcarving– 173

sheep 50, 66, 91, 252, 261, 266, 298, 311

–fold 266, 278, 311

mangy– 264

Merino– 370

–shearing 255

scrub– 247

–stock 296

sheeppen 131

sheepskin 302, 312, 318

–bag 283

–cloak (suba) 329, 353

–cloak (bunda) 316, 355

–coat (ködmön) 114, 267, 355

–garment 316, 329

–jacket (ködmön) 301, 345, 353, 398, 399

–vest 356

–waistcoat 355

sheet 402, 405

ends of the– 402

shelling

–chair 220

–machine 220

–maize 220

shepherd 91, 247, 248, 250, 260, 264, 266, 268, 329, 354, 377, 496

common– 296

–’s crook 375, 417, 418

wages of the– 103

shepherding 42

alpine– 50

shift 322

shingle 148, 187

shipping 37

shirt 315, 322, 350, 355

of the bridegroom 322

brokade– 337

dark blue– 323

embroidered linen– 345, 348

festive– 322

–with folded collar 322

–loose-sleeved 355, 356, 360

loose white– 353

men’s– 361

narrow-sleeved– 360

narrow-waisted– 343

“soldier’s–” 322

tulle– 340

shock (kepe) 80

–of corn (kalangya) 208

double– – 208

shoe 333, 350, 355, 361

–maker 312

shop

–keeper 95

local– 95

shoulder (ingváll) 322

–kerchief 400

shovel 85

woodden– 214

showman 110, 115

shroud 629

Shrove Tuesday 643, 683

shuttle 309

sickle 62, 197, 205207, 219, 628, 681, 682

harvesting with– 206

smooth bladed– 206

toothed– 206

sideboard 162, 163

sieve

divination with beans on a– 690

grab a– 681

leather– 283

spinning the– 689

Simon-Jude’s Day 228

singer 78, 520

beggar-at fairs 520

singing 89, 209, 434, 435, 468

opportunities for– 434

single stanza structure 473

silk

–skirt 355

–yarn 402

silver 418

–art 368

–chain 338

–coin 418

peasant silversmith 418, 419

skin 301

ox– 314

processing of– 192, 312, 315

skirt 323, 337339, 343345, 348, 355, 356, 360, 362

cashmere– 350, 355

cotton– (rokolya) 361

linen– (bikla) 339

silk– 355

holiday– 339

linen– 334

many-pleated– 352

outer– 323

satin– 350

silk– 350

slashing hook 122

slate 148

slaughterer 295

Slav, Slavic 2830, 33, 41, 71, 72, 142, 168, 197, 198, 208, 221, 238, 245, 256, 276, 284, 291, 302, 315, 316, 333, 430, 438, 447, 515

Eastern– 28, 196, 221, 243, 278, 296, 673

South– 32, 35, 40, 145, 220, 226, 316, 333, 334, 370, 533, 572

slay 273

sleeping places

barn 64

chamber 64

stable 169

room 64

sleeve 315, 322

top of the– 59

sleighing 273

sling shot 236

slipper 334, 353

cloth– 343

–maker 46, 114, 334

Slovak, Slovakian 29, 30, 32, 35, 36, 42, 46, 145, 170, 181, 183, 316, 318, 370, 377, 378, 406, 433, 438, 451, 487, 489, 579, 587, 695, 696

Sloven, Slovenian 29, 171, 334, 587

smallholder 165

smith 682

smocking 323

smoke

trapped– 408

smoking 216, 283

–against the evil eye 689

–to prevent bewitching 688

smoky

–house 151

–kitchen 148

snail shaped noddles 283

snake 190, 683

snare 237

horsehair– 237

–pulling 237

social gatherings 295

–tendencies in folk tales 582

sod 86, 175

virgin– 121

soil 140, 215

clay– 226

–cultivation 197

sandy– 226

Sokác (Catholic Serbian) 172

song 49, 59, 219

{805.} –of anger 471

artificial– 504

–of battle 502

–beggars 513, 529

biblical– 615

–of captivity 491494

children’s– 430, 468, 606, 708

–of Christmas 434

cradle– 513

cursing– 486

dance– 469, 471, 477, 515

dramatic– 549

drinking– 508510

drink-giving– 509, 510

–of Easter 434

election– 471

epic– 477, 515, 542

–of exile 471

–at fairs 513

–of farmhands 505, 506

festive– 513

fighting– 468

–of firejumping on Midsummer Night 434

“flower”– 468, 475, 482

–of girls 469

glass-touching– 509, 510

harvesters’– 486

herdsmen’s– 452, 477, 494500

heroic– 489, 500, 585

historical– 486491, 500, 545

humorous– 510, 615

Kossuth– 489, 532

–of the kuruc period 491

lamenting– 632

love– 469, 480, 483, 510

lyric– 469, 483

–of marching 502

–of migration to America 486

minstrel– 430

mocking– 486, 500, 510,

moralizing– 615

mourning– 429, 513

narrative– 477

night watchman’s– 513

outlaw– 469, 477, 491, 493, 494500, 510

–of Palm Sunday 434

peasant– 472

–of pick and shovel men 507, 508

prisoner– 493, 494, 501, 502

religious– 628

–of revelry 508510

–rural servants 505, 506

–rural workers 504

satirical– 510513

–of seasonal workers 486, 506, 507

secular– 628

–of Shrovetide 434

soldiers’–469, 477, 486, 488, 491, 493, 500, 502510, 532

–of valour 486491

vendor– 513

–of war 502

wandering– 486, 491494, 500, 501, 513

wedding– 513, 615

wine– 508510, 615

work– 469

–of young men 469

soot 376, 380

soul of the dead man 677

soup 86, 277

bean– 281

cabbage– 281, 284

chicken– 281

fasting– 282

fish– 294

hen-meat– 294

–made with pasta 283

meat– 283

sour– 281, 284

sparerib– 296

sow

undomesticated– 266

sower 204, 205

sowing 203205, 217, 685

date of– 203, 204, 217

device of– 217

Spanish 247, 532, 541

spade 85, 198

–handle 86

two-forked– 214

–with two-sided blade 197

–with one-sided blade 198

wooden– 197, 198

spear 243

–fisher 239

Speculum 551

speech of animals 683

spelt 203, 284

spice 216

spindle 305, 306

–weight 417

spinery 611

spinning 305, 306, 434, 444, 459

conclusion of– 190

–distaff 305

–house 305, 306

–wheel 305

spinsterhood 612

“spitting place” 112

spoke 275

spoon-rack 279

spreading news 222, 275

spring 109

respect for–s 109

spring inspection of landmarks 659

spur 455

clattering– 455

stable 88, 131, 133, 136, 167, 169, 177, 179, 245, 246

heatable– 131

–keeping 246

stack 206, 208, 258

stag 380

stag horn 367, 380

staff (tool) 377

staggers 264

stalk

–of the corn 219

– – –as fodder 219

–cutter 219

stampede of the herd 262, 263

stamping dance 449

stanza 547, 548

starry sky 680

steerman 243

St. Stephen’s Day 658

steward 87

stitch

chain– 397

closed square chain– 49

cross– 397, 399, 401

laid– 399

loop– 397

oblique chain– 397, 404

oblique cross– 396, 404

oblong cross– 397

satin– 398, 399

simple cross– 396

stick 236, 261, 449

flinging– 236

hitting– 236

planting– 214

stock 58, 76, 89, 117, 197, 245247, 249, 251256, 261, 278

animal– 252

breaking in the– 270

common– 260

live– 116

–market 116

–’s return in autumn 664

small– 60

village– 252

wild– 264

stocking 343, 353

white– 345

stoke hole of the room 185

stone 140

–foundation 164, 166

storage room 183

store

–boat 221

–house (kástu) 171

story 59, 84

–telling 72

stove 154, 155, 277

–cooking 286

{806.} –tile 410, 415

glazed– – 410

tile– 155, 177, 179

stool 385

storing 282

story

anti-clerical– 470

–of belief 550

fabulous– 551

–of magic 550

–listening community 575, 576

local mocking– 579

–teller 78, 306, 574580

–telling 87, 216, 219, 572, 576, 579, 580

story telling communities 574, 575

outside the village:

among fishermen 575

among herdsmen 575

among industrial workers in men’s dormitory 575

among soldiers 575

among village artisans in workshops 575

among wood cutters 575

within the village:

after bundling tobacco 575

after fieldwork 575

after harvesting 575

in spineries 575

after vineyard work 575

special occasions for telling tales 575576

abroad 575

in the course of big fairs 575

at the far end of the country 575

in the course of migration 575

in the course of servant work on estates 575

– –custom 574, 579

– –occasion 575, 594

“true”–– 82, 89, 549, 552, 696

straw 79, 142, 146, 164, 211, 213, 215

buckwheat– 147

–doll, representing winter 638, 643

pea– 147

–roof 147

rye– 147

–thatched house 147, 174

stretcher 274

string instrument 440

stripping of feathers 459

sturgeon 241

suba (round sheepskin coat) 329, 330, 344, 353, 355, 362

embroidered– 341

–of Berény 365

süveg (a cap) 329

sugar 287

–beet 81

suicide 130

suitors 612

sun 679

–flower 215

Sunday 281

–afternoon stroll 434

–service 107

superstition 131, 209, 217, 262, 263, 306, 317, 546

supper 79

“swallow walling” 143

swamp 121

swastika 380, 420

swath 59, 62, 257, 258

swineherd 39, 258, 262, 269, 353, 496

–’s dance 449

–’s horn 438

–’song 433

swingle 302, 303

Swiss 247

Swiss-Ladin 480

sword 315

Székely 50, 51, 123, 167, 186188, 273, 287, 311, 318, 332, 393, 416, 445, 452, 678

–ballad 549

–of Bukovina 51, 67, 70, 395

– –equites 50

–gate 50

–primor 50

–rug 394

szűr (overcoat of thick woollen cloth or frieze) 46, 326, 355, 362, 398

collared– 326

–of Debrecen 365

–dolmány 341

embroidered– 341

Garibaldi– 398

–and guba maker 91, 301

large– 335

–making 380

–mantle 301, 311, 326, 327

short– 335

symbol 365, 366, 476, 529

–of agriculture 365

– –of fertility 420

symbolic system

–of colours 366

– –of folk poetry 476

symbolically ornamented objects 365

system of sixty 208

table 157, 158, 387

–cloth 204, 391, 392, 394, 397, 405

–drawer 291

drawered– 158

–with a “pantry” below 158

tailor 114

tale 47, 59, 82, 108, 286, 306

–of belief 550

fairy– 550, 554, 579

folk– 549

foolish devil– 570

fool’s– 570

humorous– 564567

legendary– 568

–of lying 565

magic– 552

scary– 306

telling of tales 573

village mocking– 567, 568, 579

tale’s introductory formula 580

tallow 156, 157, 314, 376, 380

cow– 156

sheep– 156

táltos (shaman) 28, 670672

equipment of the– 671, 674, 681

extra bone of the– 672

–tree 671

tanner 91, 312, 314, 364, 369

tanning 314

taper-wood 156

crane to hold– 155

tarhonya 86

tarragon 300

tart 286

–bread 286

flat– 286

tart-loaf

hard– 286

soft– 286

Tartar 44, 245

tavern 84, 95, 103, 110, 111, 118, 122, 611

–keeper 95

tawer 301

tax 105

taxation 126

teacher 75

teasing of the wool 311

tendril motif 369, 387

tent 190

terracotta firing 408

tether 263, 271

thatch 147, 163, 164

reed– 174

straw– 174, 183

–work 183

thatched roof 165, 166, 168, 171, 188

thatching 147

thief 113, 117, 118

–’ fine 219

Thousand and One Nights 584

Three Magi 638

Three Wise Men 638

thresher 213

threshing 61, 80, 82, 84, 131, 165167, 197, 210214, 281, 459

–barn 133, 208

–flail 163, 165, 197, 210, 213

–floor 211, 212

–grain 99, 185

{807.} –ground 165, 166, 213

machine– 163,

–machine 164

mechanical– 214

–yard 164, 166, 197, 200

thrice-repeating structure 549

thumb-pressed strips of clay 406

tile

cup or mug like– 410

earthenware– (kályhaszem) 155

plate-shaped– 410

rustic glazed– 410

–stove 155

stove– 410

timber framework 140

tin

–dish 283

–pouring woman 688

tithe 57, 105, 214, 216

toast 97, 513, 659

–asking for blessing 97

tobacco 33, 216

–grower 79, 216

–picker 33

tolling of the church bell 629

tombstone 130

carving of– 417

tool 188

agricultural– 38, 192

hand– 197

–for home use 38

repairing of–s 189

totemic animal 584

towel 402

tower 188, 225

toy car 606

trade 30

rural– 91

tradition 301

intellectual– 222

oral– 517, 550, 551

traditional folk culture 705

transportation

means of– 270

trap

bow– 237

crushing– 237

fishing– 240

mouse– 237

rat– 237

trapping 238

travelling glazier 433

–tinkers 433

treading 185, 210214

treading out corn 61, 210, 212

– –grain 99, 131

– –with horses 197, 212

– –with oxen 212

tree bark 374

Tree of Life 671, 672

–that Reached up to the Sky 557, 564

topless– 571

world–of shamanistic religion 564

triangular human portrayal 380, 383

trimming the ear of sheep and pigs 66

tripod 277

iron– 277

had (= troop) smaller unit than the clan 67, 69

troubled spirit 121

trough 174, 256

–carver 417

trousseau

bride’s– 366

–of clothes 61

trousers 315

trumpet 435

tub 287289

perforated– 231

wooden– 287

tulip motif 360

tumbril 273

Turk 28, 32, 93, 143, 177, 184, 196, 216, 316

fight with the–s 520, 609

Turkic peoples 27, 28, 54, 276, 296, 333, 440, 698

Turkish 244

–devastation 487

–Empire 32

–influence 369

–industrial product 32

–occupation 532

– –origin 44, 109, 673

Ottoman– 315, 333, 614

–people 429

–period 529

–rule 120, 183, 188, 210, 226, 317, 362, 368, 450, 487

–soldier songs 533

–style 414

–times 418

–wars 452

turnip 282

turnover 281

turret 139, 188

tussock 255

Udmurt 26

Ugric period 26, 54, 144, 315, 552, 695, 696

Ukrainian 145, 394, 541, 587, 696

unbaptized infant 130

underskirt 348

underwear 322

undulating design 408

union of lyrics and melody 549

Unitarian 110

unmarried lad 61

unpaid work 82

Ural period 683

Uralic-Altaic peoples 564

St. Urban’s Day 311, 665

vegetable 84

–production 46

vehicle

light– 273

two-wheeled– 273

velvet 337, 339

Vendel’s day 117

vendor 112, 114

occasional– 112

peripatetic– 114

permanent– 112

vessel 278, 280, 367, 374, 408, 415

anthropomorphic– 411

black– 408

candle-dipping– 406

churning– 296

cooking– 277, 408

drinking– 368

earthenware– 58, 155, 411

fireproof– 411

iron– 278

–made out of horn 232

– – – –wood 232

storing– 408

unadorned clay– 406

unpainted– 408

vest 355

black– 345

embroidered sheepskin– 356

sheepskin– 355, 356, 361

sleeveless leather– 361

village 89, 90, 95, 96, 100102

agglomerated– 135, 183, 187

–artisan 192

–chest 101

–community 90, 95, 97

–drummer 102

–farmyard 131

–grocery 95

–hall 102

–intellectuals 75, 76

–law 101

leader of the– 101

linear– 136

–mayor 102103

–mayoral election 101

–mocking tale 567, 568, 579

–staff 101

street– 136

–with stable-yard (szálláskert) 132

villeinage 56

St. Vincent’s Day 664

vine 36

–culture 47

–growing 28, 42, 46, 196

vinegar 299

{808.} apple– 299

wine– 299

vineyard 129, 227, 231

viniculture 30, 226

vintage 227, 228, 229

beginning of the– 227

completion of the– 229

viola 447

violin 440, 444, 445, 447, 459

Virgin Mary’s birthday 216

Vogul 26, 27

voluntary co-operative work see: kaláka

Votyak 26, 287

wage 81, 83, 84

wagon 273, 274

four-wheeled low– 208

waistcoat 325, 355

black– (lajbi) 352

–with braidings 325

–with cut-out neck 325

–with high collar 325

–with ornated buttons 325

–sleeveless 324

wake 628

wall

adobe– 185

mud– 184

–painting 46

plank– 166

plastered wicker– 173

pounded– 142

reed– 142

sod– 143

wattle– 142, 164166, 233

wicker– 40, 184, 233

walling 142

–material 142

Wallachian 266, 268, 438

Walloon 30, 31, 226, 227

wandering

–merchant 383

–scholar 673

–student (garabonciás) 589, 681

Wandering Surveyor 677

War of Independence (1848–1849) 318, 468, 489491, 587

War of Liberation (1703–1711) 487, 532, 587

warding off 690

– –bewitching 690

– –sickness 690

– –trouble 690

wardrobe 162

warp 309

warping 308, 311

–of the loom 307

–wheel 308

water

–bird 236

–chestnut 193, 194

–dipper 368, 376, 704

–fowl 194

–jug 410

–mill 122

–pitcher of Tur 365

watering 255

wattle 174

–fence 268, 270

–fold 268

–matting 143

–of willow 142

–wall 142, 164, 166, 233

wax

bees– 376

sealing– 376

ways of sleeping 447

weapon 262

weather prediction 680

weaver 91, 275, 301, 364

artisan– 309

–’s co-operative 391

weaving 91, 307, 311, 363, 410

–of homespun 60

–master 390

wedding 28, 68, 69, 126, 190, 277, 284, 285, 291, 293, 318, 322, 434, 444, 459, 508, 612626

–bed 625

–cake 616, 619

–dinner 283

–feast 281, 612, 621, 623

–mush 281

–pastry 619, 622

–party 291, 365, 621, 622

peasant– 76

religious wedding ceremony 621

–tablecloth 394

weeding 205

weft 309

well

cleaning of– 103

draw– 174

sweep-pole– 174

St. Wendelin 255, 665, 666

wheat 89, 203, 286, 287

blessing of the– 105

wheel 274, 275

warping– 308

–wright 112, 192, 199, 275

whetstone 207, 208

whey 285, 298

whip 117, 236, 248, 262, 272, 419

–handle 375, 377

magic– 676

whirlwind 681

whisk 291

whisker 317

whistle 435, 436

bird-shaped earthenware whistle 607

whitewash 190

Whitsuntide 611, 647

–greeting 600

King of– 648

Queen of– 611, 648, 661

wicker 40, 142, 143

–gate 164

–groper 240

–wall 40, 173, 184, 233

willow– 142

–work 142

wild

–boar 237, 238

–duck 236

–stock 264

wind

–break 267

–grinder 223

–mill 75, 225, 273

–miller 225

–screen 253, 264

wine 42, 58, 95, 107, 118, 196, 226, 227, 298, 444

–flask 299

–house 231

–pitcher in a form of man (Miska jug) 411

–press 229

pressed– 230

pure– 230

vessel– 365

winehouse

–in vineyard 231

–within the settlement in a cluster 232

winnowing 203, 213

–the corn 211

shade for the– 211

–spade 214

mechanical– 214

witch 28, 121, 673, 681, 682, 686

–changed into an animal 675

gathering of witches 674

iron-nosed– 673

organization of–es 674

–persecution 673

–trial 674

–craft 673, 682

witness (násznagy) 613, 615, 619, 620, 622, 623

–of the groom 615, 619

woman in confinement 281

wondrous duplicity 581

wood

–building 148

–carver 364, 417

–carving 38, 49, 50, 130, 364, 369371, 373, 376, 377, 410

–cut 374

dog– 262

–lock 167

{809.} oak– 262

pear– 262

plum– 262

processing of– 39

–work 372

–working 38

wooden

–architecture 139

–bank 157

–bench 157

–board 262, 285

–box-body 273

–building 139, 140

–cross 632, 636

–fork 165

–foundation 164

–holder for whetstone 208

–hook 208

–house 139

–ladder 171

–mirror case 377

–mortar 221

–mould for honey-cake 373

– –for plate shaped tiles 410

–opener 219

–peg for husking cobs 219

–pestle 220

–screw 230

–spoon 375

–structure 139

wool 58, 301, 309, 311, 325, 393

–comb 311

oily– 311

–processing 192

unwashed– 311

woollen

–foot rag 356

–yarn 392, 402

world

–of belief 684691 (see belief)

–view 678

peasant– – 678684

work

agricultural– 62, 82

–band 84

–bench 165

collective, common, communal, community– 78, 96, 216

farm– 61

house– 61

–room 171

–tools 166

working magic on the crops 643

workshop of the farmer 165, 181

yard (garden) 59, 64, 118, 133, 135, 163165, 167, 174, 179, 186, 188, 190, 213, 216, 220, 262

threshing– 166

yarn 306, 309, 399

–washing 307

woollen– 392, 399, 402

yeast 288, 289

yield

portion of the– 79

yoghurt 296

yoke 270, 271

–pin 271

young wife (menyecske) 60, 62

zymbalon 444, 445

–player 444, 445

zither 84, 219, 435, 440, 441, 442, 444, 459

–band 445

big-bellied– 443

chromatic– 443

diatonic– 443

music– 306

Zyrian 26, 287