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Tahitian Proverbs
Tahitian Proverbs
(25 Proverbs)
Ignorance doesn't kill you, but it will make you sweat a lot.
(Tahitian Proverb)
When the shark laughs with the dolphin, there is a devilish spirit at play.
(Tahitian Proverb)
In the end, the well being of the pono, will be in the hands of the commoner.
(Tahitian Proverb)
You are as obstinate as Potoru.
(Tahitian Proverb)
It is never too late to give to those who do not have.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Never fear the sea, fear the storm.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Obstinacy is the first diversion of Huahine.
(Tahitian Proverb)
That we may all our foes destroy.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The canoe ride is pleasant when the paddler is skilled.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The coral waxes, the palm grows, but man departs.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The land is a chief, and a person is its lowly servant.
(Tahitian Proverb)
A single roll of taro top is delicious if seasoned with affection.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The life of the land is the life of the people.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Catch the bird but watch for the wave.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The older a man gets, the larger the waves become.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Every man is the builder of his own hut.
(Tahitian Proverb)
The well trodden path is not always the right path.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Goods given make quicker return than goods held.
(Tahitian Proverb)
To eat with a bruise.
(Tahitian Proverb)
He is not wise who places a stones on his own roof.
(Tahitian Proverb)
Water only flows into rivers.
(Tahitian Proverb)
If dolphins swim toward Hilo, the sea will be calm; if the dolphins swim toward Ka'u, the ocean will be rough.
(Tahitian Proverb)
When sleeping women wake, mountains move.
(Tahitian Proverb)
If you aim your spear at two fish, both will escape.
(Tahitian Proverb)
When the dew-laden breeze of the uplands creeps swiftly down, it brings with it the fragrance of the gardenia.
(Tahitian Proverb)
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