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He doesn't see water, otherwise he is a skilled swimmer.
(Persian Proverb)
If Akbar doesn't give, Akbar's God gives.
(Persian Proverb)
If you're a shoveler, shovel your garden first.
(Persian Proverb)
Play, play, with the beard of the father also play?
(Persian Proverb)
These words won't become a loose skirt for Fati.
(Persian Proverb)
What you've brought for me, take for your aunt.
(Persian Proverb)
You've grazed so much, where's your tail-fat?
(Persian Proverb)
Crooked load will not get to the destination.
(Persian Proverb)
He eats sheep-tail with the wold, and cries with the shephard.
(Persian Proverb)
If Ali is the camel-driver, he knows where to rest his camel.
(Persian Proverb)
In the hour of adversity be not without hope.
(Persian Proverb)
Poured clear water on hiher hands.
(Persian Proverb)
They don't count the teeth of a gift horse.
(Persian Proverb)
Whatever I disliked, happened to me.
(Persian Proverb)
Death is a camel that lies down at every door.
(Persian Proverb)
he gives from caliph's bag.
(Persian Proverb)
If children's prayer had any effect, there wouldn't be a single teacher alive.
(Persian Proverb)
Injustice all round is justice.
(Persian Proverb)
Raise what you've given birth to.
(Persian Proverb)
This caravan is lame until doomsday.
(Persian Proverb)
When its time has arrived, the prey becomes the hunter.
(Persian Proverb)
Don't be afraid of he who's loud and noisy, be afraid of he who's head is down.
(Persian Proverb)
he has eaten so many snakes that has become a viper.
(Persian Proverb)
If everybody said bread and cheese, you put your head down and die.
(Persian Proverb)
It is better to be in chains with friends, than to be in a garden with strangers.
(Persian Proverb)
Seek truth in meditation, not in moldy books. Look in the sky to find the moon, not in the pond.
(Persian Proverb)
This is not Kashan where the heap comes with the coolies.
(Persian Proverb)
When the water goes uphill, the frog sings AbuAta.
(Persian Proverb)
Don't borrow from a baby-boomer, if you borrow, don't spend it.
(Persian Proverb)
he has fallen from the donkey, but has found a date.
(Persian Proverb)
If he has seven blind daughters, he will marry them in an hour.
(Persian Proverb)
It is too late for you, let God give your children some intelligence.
(Persian Proverb)
Seven sets of ewers, but no dinner nor lunch.
(Persian Proverb)
Those who are richer, are needier.
(Persian Proverb)
When there are two cooks, the soup becomes either salty or saltless.
(Persian Proverb)
First goblet and then drunkenness.
(Persian Proverb)
he has lost the horse, but is looking for the horseshoe.
(Persian Proverb)
If he hasn't seen her/his father, he would claim to be a king.
(Persian Proverb)
It's from us that is on us.
(Persian Proverb)
Silence betokens consent.
(Persian Proverb)
Trust in God -- but tie your camel tight.
(Persian Proverb)
When there's fire, dry and wet burn together.
(Persian Proverb)
For his master the dog is a lion.
(Persian Proverb)
Courtesy on one side can never last long.
(Persian Proverb)
A sword in the hands of a drunken slave is less dangerous than science in the hands of the unscrupulous.
(Persian Proverb)
A bad wound heals but a bad word doesn't.
(Persian Proverb)
For an ant to have wings would be his undoing.
(Persian Proverb)
Courtesie is cumbersome to them that ken it not.
(Persian Proverb)
A stone thrown at the right time is better than a stone thrown at the wrong time.
(Persian Proverb)
Flies will never leave the shop of a sweetmaker.
(Persian Proverb)
By a sweet tongue and kindness, you can drag an elephant with a hair.
(Persian Proverb)
A snake can change its skin but not its disposition.
(Persian Proverb)
Flies will easily fly into the honey -- their problem is how to get out.
(Persian Proverb)
Bravery without foresight is like a blind horse.
(Persian Proverb)
A sharp tongue will cut off its own head.
(Persian Proverb)
Expect trust from a dog but not from a woman.
(Persian Proverb)
Beware a rickety wall, a savage dog, and a quarrelsome person.
(Persian Proverb)
A mirror does not reflect a broken heart.
(Persian Proverb)
Every man is the king of his own beard.
(Persian Proverb)
Be a lion at home and a fox abroad.
(Persian Proverb)
A man's servant can live for a hundred years; the slave of a woman dies in six months.
(Persian Proverb)
Every man goes down to his death bearing in his hands only that which he has given away.
(Persian Proverb)
As the wise man looks for a bridge the fool crosses the river.
(Persian Proverb)
A man without passion is no son of Adam.
(Persian Proverb)
Every fault that a Sultan pleases can be a quality.
(Persian Proverb)
As soon as a man gets new trousers, he thinks about a new wife.
(Persian Proverb)
A man without a child is a king without sorrows.
(Persian Proverb)
Draw not thy bow before thy arrow be fixed.
(Persian Proverb)
As long as the clouds dolt weep, the pasture cannot laugh.
(Persian Proverb)
A gentle hand may lead even an elephant by a single hair.
(Persian Proverb)
Doubt makes the mountain which faith can move.
(Persian Proverb)
Arabic is a language, Persian is a delicacy and Turkish is an art.
(Persian Proverb)
A dog by your side is better than a brother miles away.
(Persian Proverb)
Do well the little things now; so shall great things come to thee by and by asking to be done.
(Persian Proverb)
An ungrateful son is a wart on his father's nose -- he leaves it, it's ugly, he removes it, it hurts.
(Persian Proverb)
A coquettish woman is like a shadow -- as you chase her she runs away, and if you run away, she chases after you.
(Persian Proverb)
Do not use words that are too big for your mouth.
(Persian Proverb)
An arrow can be pulled out of a wound, but a hurtful word stays forever in your heart.
(Persian Proverb)
A camel does not drink with a spoon.
(Persian Proverb)
Do not let the cat watch over the bacon.
(Persian Proverb)
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