Hungarian Proverbs (779 Proverbs)
- There is no joy without sorrow.
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- They grind in two mills.
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- Today to me, tomorrow to you.
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- What has that got to do with it.
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- Where one trusts, there he gets fat.
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- He is doing a fireman's work.
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- He left for Foldvar to sell boards.
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- He preaches water and drinks wine.
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- He shaves a bald head.
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- He takes the wind out of someone's sails.
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- He treads downwards, on his subordinates and bows upwards, before his superiors.
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- He who gains time, gains life.
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- He who mixes with the bran, will be eaten by the pigs.
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- Headman Simon drives the horse.
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- I do not want it even for my enemy.
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- If the cat's away, the mice will dance.
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- It fell to the thirtieth of dogs.
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- It is easier to destroy than to build.
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- It was baked too late.
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- Let the cobbler Paul grumble, he should only make good sandals.
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- Long hair, short wit.
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- Measure twice, cut but once.
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- Not even the priest will speak, preach twice.
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- One should act as he may, not as he would like to.
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- Praise the day at sunset.
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- Sometimes one has to light a candle for the devil too.
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- The black soup is still ahead.
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- The flavour of health is given by an illness.
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- The horse's leg protrudes.
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- The place of an unbidden guest is behind the door.
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- The wheel turns better if greased.
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- There is no loaded cart which could not carry one more forkful.
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- They have buried the hatchet.
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- Trouble does not come alone.
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- What he gains at the toll, loses at the customs.
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- Where pig is proffered, go round with a sack.
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- He is flaying the same bock.
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- He lies as if he read from a book.
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- He pulls the honeyed string before him or before his nose.
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- He shoots at sparrows with a, high calibre, gun.
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- He talks a hole into the belly of somebody.
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- He tries to find his horse and is riding it.
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- He who gets up early finds gold.
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- He who once ventures to lie, deserves no more confidence.
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- Hear and see much, say little.
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- I have already seen a crow on a pole.
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- If the mountain will not go to Mohammed, Mohammed will go to mountain.
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- It goes like clockwork.
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- It is easy to collect ears of corn under, beside a stack.
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- It was needed as a Slovak glazier needed falling on his back.
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- Let the shoemaker remain at his last.
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- Long sausage and short sermon are good.
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- Money is best when counted, a woman is best when beaten.
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- One blacksmith envies another.
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- One should do more by wisdom than by force.
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- Property gained unlawfully will be lost in the same way.
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- Soup is not eaten as hot as it is cooked.
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- The brave have all the luck.
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- The forest has an ear, the field has an eye.
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- The Hungarian justice is three.
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- The pole of his cart is pointing outwards.
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- The whip cracks at the end.
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- There is no loss, which is not a gain for somebody.
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- They match as a stick in a quiver.
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- Truth cannot be hid under a bushel.
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- What is delayed may happen later.
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- Where there are many masters the servant becomes mad.
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- He is good, only the devils are bad, for not carrying him away.
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- He likes it, as a goat likes the knife, that kills him.
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- He puts his hand into a wasp's nest.
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- He shouts snake and frog at somebody.
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- He talks one's head off.
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- He turns his coat, according to the wind.
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- He who grasps much, retains but little.
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- He who promises much, gives little.
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- Hell has been broken loose.
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- I shall teach you to pipe into glove.
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- If the shepherds fight each other, the wolf has a good time.
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- It goes like cuts of a whip.
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- It is easy to inflict a wound, but difficult to heal it.
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