Kashmiri Proverbs (90 Proverbs)
- Lice flourish in rags.
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- Relations last longer when the family is in distress.
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- To get silk from a stone.
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- When pumpkins are watered, brinjals also get watered.
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- Life cannot be trusted; death can come at any moment.
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- Rice tastes good when properly cooked, and talking is good when the opportunity is ripe.
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- To roast fish on sky and to eat them.
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- While alive in rags; when dead in satin to cover the body.
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- May God save me from the one I saved.
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- She wants to have buttermilk, but has hidden the pot brought for it behind one's back.
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- To search for thorns in the milk.
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- Wisdom and serenity should not unduly weigh down a person.
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- Maybe a naked person should not be taken to a cloth shop.
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- Strive to live well within your means.
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- To serve a mean man may not be profitable.
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- You may adopt an indirect approach to reach your goal.
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- Never scatter pearls for the cocks.
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- The bachelors crave it, and the married ones regret it.
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- To serve a mean person, is to beat the earth.
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- Nine days wonders are forgotten soon after that.
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- The bachelors crave to get married, and the married ones regret they got married.
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- To show one's fist to a blind man is neither a sin nor a virtue.
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- Good people have set sail to arrive at such gentleness as cuts like diamonds
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- Obeisance to the self that is a reflection of eternal reality.
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- The flea sinned, the reed-mat got the beating.
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- To smell one's own bosom is fit.
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- If it comes, it is golden; if it doesn't, it was made of grass.
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- One man cut the bund/barrage, and a thousand people fell into the river.
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- The hen scratches and the chicken learns.
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- True religion is in one's heart.
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- If you don't have an enemy, don't you have a cousin?
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- One may be generous at heart, but may not be able to afford it.
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- The income is like jasmine.
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- Two's company, the third person is an intruder.
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- It can be impossible to change an established image.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- One plus one makes eleven.
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- The lightest is to be barefooted.
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- Unity can be equal to a thousand golden coins.
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- It does not pay to talk a lot.
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- One should set sails with the tide.
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- The members of the family are in distress, but the idols are worshipped.
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- Unity is equal to a thousand golden coins.
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- It doesn't take time to change one's destiny.
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- One should strive to maintain one's honour.
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- The mother keeps on caring for her daughter while the daughter keeps on craving for her husband.
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- Unity is strength.
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- It is not the thunder that causes the rain.
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- One should try to get enormously benefited by a small effort.
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- The sparrow feels comfortable on the thorn bush.
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- Unwanted meddling in affairs could prove harmful.
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- It may be easier to perceive error than to find truth.
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- People pretend to dislike what they cannot get.
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- The sufferer goes through hell till the truth comes out.
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- Welcome an opportunity as it comes.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- It may not pay to weigh everyone in the same scales.
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- Prosperity improves one's personality, adversity cripples it.
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- The wiser the man, the more in trouble.
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- What care is a friend worth? What handling can a chickling take?
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- Its tuff to find fools; ten in every other house.
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- Prosperity teaches one, and poverty puts one to shame.
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- To chalk out preventive measures in good time before an emergency is much warranted.
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- Whatever has bloomed, has bloomed from the very bud.
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- A man loves his own shortcomings.
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- First for self, then for the stranger.
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- A pestle upon a peg, and a mortar upon a clothes line.
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- Food will last while the forests last.
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- A single log of wood does not burn even in an oven.
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- Forcing a bludgeon through a chinar trunk. Doing the impossible.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- A truly educated person is a gem.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- God is the friend of both the simple guy and the leper.
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- A very jealous person is glad when somebody else cries, and sighs when others laugh.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- Good connections should pay.
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- After killing a yakur bird your hands will stink.
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- Good people are gentle.
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- Among the ignorant a little knowledge is of great value.
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- An idle person may have just three tasks: sleeping, eating and quarrelling.
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- Anyone can be trapped.
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- Bad times came to be; hens on thrones we were to see.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- A blind man's wife is God's keeping.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
- Bolted windows with the door ajar.
(Kashmiri Proverb)
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