Hungarian Proverbs (779 Proverbs)
- Everyone greets others with a hat he has got.
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- God does not beat one with a stick.
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- He can live even on flat ice.
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- He does not hide his opinion under a bushel.
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- He got into this affair like Pilate into the Credo.
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- ?Work is burning under his hand.
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- A fool may throw a stone into a well which a hundred wise cannot take out.
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- A lazy man works twice.
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- A puff of wind and popular praise weigh alike.
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- After work rest is sweet.
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- Anything big is small at the beginning.
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- Better to return from half-way than to take a wrong road.
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- Do it yourself sir, if you have not servant.
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- Even a blind hen can find a grain.
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- Even the best tree sometimes has bad fruit.
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- Everyone his own trouble.
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- God has taken him to a high position.
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- He can see the splinter in another's eye but cannot see even the beam in his own.
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- He does not put crosswise even one stalk of straw.
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- He got out of the bed with the left leg.
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- He who wants to go fishing must not be afraid of the water.
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- He who trusts is happy; the doubter is wise.
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- Where there is no bridge the smallest plank is of great value.
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- He who slowly gets angry will stay angry for a long time.
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- Try to be in good company, even when you are alone.
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- He who is struck by the lightning doesn't hear the thunder.
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- There is no coat big enough to hide both poverty and drunkenness.
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- He who is feared by many must be afraid of many.
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- The woman of a man without sorrows is almost a widow.
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- He who accepts the gift loses his liberty.
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- The wife of a careless man is almost a widow.
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- Come a little closer when your sword is too short.
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- The crowd is not led by the head but by the heart.
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- Better dry bread in peacetime than meat in wartime.
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- One road leads to heaven but many lead to hell.
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- Bargain like a gypsy, but pay like a gentleman.
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- No one was ever hung for what he was thinking.
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- An ox remains an ox, even if driven to Vienna.
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- It is a fine thing to die for one's fatherland, but a still finer thing to live for it.
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- An old spinster is not worth more than an unposted letter.
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- In the long run even a dog will compromise with the cat.
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- Adam ate the apple, and our teeth still ache.
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- In the dark all cats and all girls are beautiful.
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- A puff of wind and popular praise weigh the same.
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- If women were not vain, men could teach them how to be.
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- A prudent man does not make the goat his gardener.
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- If it's God's will the broom will lose its handle.
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- A loan, though old, is not a gift.
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- I can chew for you, my child, but you must swallow by yourself.
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- A bashful beggar has an empty wallet.
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- A flatterer is a secret enemy.
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- Beloved children have many names.
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- Blushing is the paint of good habits.
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- Even the white lily casts a shadow.
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- He is rich who owes nothing.
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- Look at the mother, marry the daughter.
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- Nobody can rest in his own shadow.
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- Peccadillos at home, deadly sins abroad.
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- When ambition ends, happiness begins.
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