Danish Proverbs (1412 Proverbs)
- Enough is great riches.
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- Every wind is against a leaky ship.
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- Fine words butter no parsnips.
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- Half a nose is quickly blown.
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- He who sows money, will reap poverty.
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- In still water are the largest fish.
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- Let deeds match words.
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- Luck is better than a hundred marks.
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- New things are most looked at.
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- Poor relations have little honour.
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- Short flax makes long thread.
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- Stop and smell the roses.
(Danish Proverb)
- The laggard cow gets the sour grass.
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- The sow prefers the mire.
(Danish Proverb)
- To-day in gold, to-morrow in the mould.
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- Vice is learnt without a schoolmaster.
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- Wisdom rides upon the ruins of folly.
(Danish Proverb)
- A fool laughs when others laugh.
(Danish Proverb)
- A poor man has few acquaintances.
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- Act honestly, and answer boldly.
(Danish Proverb)
- Another man's burden is always light.
(Danish Proverb)
- Better twice measured than once wrong.
(Danish Proverb)
- Correction is good when administered in time.
(Danish Proverb)
- Envy does not enter an empty house.
(Danish Proverb)
- Evil is soon done, but slowly mended.
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- Fine words without deeds go not far.
(Danish Proverb)
- Happiness and glass break easily.
(Danish Proverb)
- He who whispers, lies.
(Danish Proverb)
- In still water the worms are worst.
(Danish Proverb)
- Let every bird sing its own note.
(Danish Proverb)
- Lucky at cards, unlucky in love.
(Danish Proverb)
- No and yes cause long disputes.
(Danish Proverb)
- Power often goes before talent.
(Danish Proverb)
- Short pleasure often brings long repentance.
(Danish Proverb)
- Stop, look and listen.
(Danish Proverb)
- The master derives from his art.
(Danish Proverb)
- The steps at court are slippery.
(Danish Proverb)
- Too little and too much spoils everything.
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- Vipers breed vipers.
(Danish Proverb)
- Wise care keeps what it has gained.
(Danish Proverb)
- A fool only wins the first game.
(Danish Proverb)
- A poor man's joy has much alloy.
(Danish Proverb)
- After one that earns one that wastes.
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- Another year will bring another Christmas.
(Danish Proverb)
- Better weak beer than an empty cask.
(Danish Proverb)
- Cunning has little honour.
(Danish Proverb)
- Envy is its own torturer.
(Danish Proverb)
- Evil must be driven out by evil.
(Danish Proverb)
- Fingers were made before forks.
(Danish Proverb)
- Happiness does not give, it only lends.
(Danish Proverb)
- Heaven dries what it has made wet.
(Danish Proverb)
- It is as cheap sitting as standing.
(Danish Proverb)
- Liberal hands make many friends.
(Danish Proverb)
- Mad dogs get their coats torn.
(Danish Proverb)
- No man limps because another is hurt.
(Danish Proverb)
- Praise a fair day in the evening.
(Danish Proverb)
- Sickness comes uninvited--no need to bespeak it.
(Danish Proverb)
- Strangers' meat is the greatest treat.
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- The miser's bag is never full.
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- The used key is always bright.
(Danish Proverb)
- Too little, too late.
(Danish Proverb)
- Want and necessity break faith and oaths.
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- With law must the land be built.
(Danish Proverb)
- A full stomach praises Lent.
(Danish Proverb)
- A priest's pocket is not easily filled.
(Danish Proverb)
- After pleasant scratching comes unpleasant smarting.
(Danish Proverb)
- Art and knowledge bring bread and honour.
(Danish Proverb)
- Better whole than patched in gold.
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- Death does not blow a trumpet.
(Danish Proverb)
- Envy was never a good spokesman.
(Danish Proverb)
- Evil wastes itself.
(Danish Proverb)
- Fire and straw soon make a flame.
(Danish Proverb)
- He that courts injury will obtain it.
(Danish Proverb)
- Help the lame dog over the stile.
(Danish Proverb)
- It is best to play with equals.
(Danish Proverb)
- Lies and gossip have a wretched offspring.
(Danish Proverb)
- Many a mickle makes a muckle.
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- Not every wood will make wooden shoes.
(Danish Proverb)
- Praise is not pudding.
(Danish Proverb)
- Sickness is every man's master.
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