Monday, June 14, 2021
Maltese Proverbs (107 Proverbs)
- A man's heart is a forest.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Don't marry a good-looking bride for you'll have to watch her.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Man is a faggot of thorns.
(Maltese Proverb)
- We are all flesh and blood.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A neck without a head, buttocks without a hole and a girl without shame are not worth admiring or marrying.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Every bird is proud of its feathers.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Marriage is a lick of honey and a barrel of bitter.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Whatsoever a new bride touches is fragrant.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A woman can raise you to heaven and can dump you in hell.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He is a fool who does not consider his own interests.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Marriage without lovemaking means sad consequences and sorrow.
(Maltese Proverb)
- When the cock is euphoric, the brain is amnesic.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A woman has got seven souls.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He who does not fart lets out silent ones.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Marry a man older than you and not a younger man, who will tire of you.
(Maltese Proverb)
- With money you can make a road in the sea.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A woman is like a lemon; you squeeze her and throw her away.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He who doesn't fart, lets out silent ones.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Money has wings.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Without money you can neither hug nor kiss.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A woman who does not understand by a look of the eye won't understand by a box of the fist.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He who follows his wife's advice will never see the face of god.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Once you put on? the wedding ring you must submit to all that is necessary.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Women have got long hair and short sense.
(Maltese Proverb)
- A womans tongue cracks bones.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He who has had no experience of evil cannot know the worth of what is good.
(Maltese Proverb)
- Prickly pear trees dont produce peaches.
(Maltese Proverb)
- After bad weather comes fine weather.
(Maltese Proverb)
- He who loves suffers.
(Maltese Proverb)
- See a sheaf of corn in the morning and a young woman in the evening.
(Maltese Proverb)
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