Georgian Proverbs (51 Proverbs)
- A Tatar says to a Tatar: Call me Aga and I will call you Aga, and we shall both be Agas.
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- The dog was asked: Why do you bark? - To scare the wolves. - Why do you wag your tail? -What do you think, am I not afraid of wolves?
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- The fox which was caught in a snare called: If I shall not get the whole chicken, I will not be satisfied with the drumstick.
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- The mother said "I will die", the wife said "I will marry", and in the meantime the house is full of dirt.
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- The person in a hurry usually arrives late.
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- The wolf told the dog: It does not matter that I run and you follow me, what matters is that when I turn around you will be next to me.
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- The world can be conquered with words, but not with drawn swords.
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- When they came to milk the cow she said "I am an ox", and when they came to harness her she said "I am a cow".
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- You cackle in our place but you lay your eggs at someone else's place.
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- In a place without dogs they teach the cats to bark.
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- When you put your nose into the water your cheeks get wet as well.
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- If you give a man nuts then give him something to crack them with.
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- When three people say you are drunk, go to sleep.
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- If you forgive the fox for stealing your chickens, he will take your sheep.
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- Whatever the wind brings he takes away with him.
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- If women were really good, God would be married.
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- Thousands of men were murdered because of their beautiful wives.
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- If the moon helps me I will scoff at the stars.
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- The tall one wouldn't bend; the short one wouldn't stretch and the kiss was lost.
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- I have a lot to say, said the fish, but my mouth is full of water.
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- The smile of a rose uplifts the nightingale.
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- He who is in a hurry always arrives late.
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- The rooster said, "I shall cry but whether the sun rises God knows."
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- Give a blind man eyes and he will ask for eyebrows.
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- The rich eat when they want, the poor when they can.
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- Do not blame the sun for the darkness of the night.
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- The lucky fellow loses his wife, the unlucky fellow loses his horse.
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- Catch the bird before you build a cage.
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- The eyeless ant asked God: Give me eye-lashes.
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- Beware of the front of a bull, the back of a horse and both sides of a blind man.
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- The cat would eat fish, but would not wet her feet.
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- Better your own copper than another man's gold.
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- The cat which did not reach the sausage said: Anyhow it is Friday.
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- A mother will understand what her dumb son says.
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- You can conquer the whole world with words, but not with drawn swords.
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- The buzzing of the flies does not turn them into bees.
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- A golden plate is worth nothing to me when my blood is spilled on it.
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- You can buy 'em but they don't stay bought.
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- One blind man followed the other and they both fell into the ditch.
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- A communal field is ruined by the bears.
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- You can better drink from a small well with soft water than from the salty sea.
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- Men prefer the wife of another but love their own sons more.
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- A church without a leader is prey for the devil.
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- Blood vessels are not cleaned with blood.
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- God is the comfort of the poor.
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- God laughs at man's proposal.
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- Mewing cats catch no mice.
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- One dirty pig pollutes others.
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- Only the dumb can silence the chatterer.
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- The right balance depends on the weigher.
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- Whoever I love is the most beautiful.
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