Hungarian Proverbs (779 Proverbs)
- He steps out of the line.
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- He that lies also steals.
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- He was thrown into deep water.
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- He who hunts two hares, does not catch even one.
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- He whose mouth was once burned by hot mush, blows even at sour milk.
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- His footprints can be beaten with a stick.
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- If a dog is to be killed, it is said to be mad.
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- If you don't cherish the little, you don't deserve the more.
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- It is a splinter in the eye of somebody.
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- It is like throwing bur on a gourd.
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- It's easy to take Kati to the dance, if she is also willing.
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- Like a thunderstroke from a clear sky.
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- Man plans, God decides.
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- Much water will flow in the Danube until then.
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- One cannot sit in two saddles having one arse/bottom only.
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- Other people's eggs have two yolks.
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- Scrapes you short man, and you will also have.
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- Strike the iron while it is warm.
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- The common horse has scars on his back.
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- The hand of each saint inclines towards himself.
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- The midwife should have cut his throat rather than his navel.
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- The sack has found its patch.
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- There are more days than sausages.
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- There is thick sandal leather on his face.
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- Three women, a goose and two women make a whole fair.
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- Until we are only poorly paid, we shall also poorly work.
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- What we keep silence about, does not exist.
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- Without driving even a goat would not go to the market.
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- He hits the nail on the head.
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- He is well known as bad money.
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- He may go to the salt-office.
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- He released the spirit from the bottle.
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- He sticks out of the line.
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- He that says a, should also say b.
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- He washes his hand.
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- He who is a friend of Christ, will soon find salvation.
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- He wont pick strawberries into the basket on somebody else.
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- His hay is in order.
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- If a stone was thrown at you, throw back some bread in return.
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- If you want something, go yourself, if not, send somebody else.
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- It is an egg of Columbus.
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- It is long as the songs of St. John's day.
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- It's hard to dance in chains.
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- Like Barnard, he tries to catch the heavens stone.
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- Many a little becomes much.
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- Nail by, with nail.
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- One cannot strip two hides from one fox.
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- Out of a dog there will be no lard.
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- Several eyes see more.
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- Take what is yours, not that of others.
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- The congregation is poor, the priest rings the bell himself.
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- The hangman is being hanged.
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- The mills of God grind slowly, but surely.
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- The sky's stone does not strike the nettle.
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- There are still errors.
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- There must be order.
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- Time passes, it waits for nobody.
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- Unwillingness ends in groaning.
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- What you do not wish for yourself, do not do it to your fellowmen either.
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- Work is burning down to his nail.
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- He holds out a carrot to somebody.
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- He issues a certificate of poverty of himself.
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- He moves all the stones, to achieve something.
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- He removes the baptismal water from somebody.
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- He stumbled upwards.
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- He that seeks, finds.
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- He whets his teeth on something.
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- He who is close to the fire, will get warm best.
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- He would attend ther funeral of labour.
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- His mouth is as big as the Vienna Gate.
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- If all cords break.
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- If your sword is short, add one step to it.
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- It is an ugly bird that defiles its own nest.
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- It is made as the stool of St. Lucy's day.
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- It's natural to have some disagreement between husband and wife.
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- Like greeting, on arrival, like answer.
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- Many cooks put too much salt in the soup, food.
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- Necessity breaks the law.
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- One does not know what he will find tomorrow.
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- Out of nothing there will be nothing.
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