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Year-riddle

The year-riddle is one of the most widespread, and apparently most ancient, international riddle-types in Eurasia. This type of riddle is first attested in Vedic tradition thought to originate in the second millennium BCE.

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Year-riddle

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples36
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Year-riddle

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related to Research · 10
Year-riddle → Archer Taylor's English Riddles, As, Folk-Literature, H721, It, Oral Tradition, Stith Thompson's Motif-Index, Studies, The, Year-riddles
related to Examples · 8
Year-riddle → Ahikar, Aramaic, BCE, Most, Syriac, Tale, The, This
related to Wheels and wheeled vehicles · 7
Year-riddle → Ancient Indian, Asian, BCE, Hymn, Many, Rigveda, Their
related to Trees and other plants · 6
Year-riddle → Arabic, Archer Taylor's English Riddles, Eurasian, Most, Oral Tradition, The
related to Artefacts · 5
Year-riddle → But, For, Greek, Myanmar, Parsi

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twelve one riddle riddles thirty year first thought tree three example metaphor four tradition bce examples wheels early metaphors year-riddles

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Year-riddlerelated to ArtefactsFor0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ArtefactsGreek0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ArtefactsParsi0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ArtefactsBut0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ArtefactsMyanmar0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesMost0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesThe0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesTale0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesAhikar0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesThis0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesAramaic0.60section
Year-riddlerelated to ExamplesBCE0.60section

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