Namibian Proverbs (48 Proverbs)
- Gold like the sun melts wax and hardens clay.
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- To the white horse the zebra said: 'i am white too,' and to the black horse: 'i am really black.'
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- Half bread is better than nothing.
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- Today butterflies, tomorrow wasps.
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- I am not dead yet. i can suffer a bit more.
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- When a tiny toe is hurting the whole body stoops down to attend to it.
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- If the State is going to fall, it is from the belly.
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- When the fish gets rotten, it all starts from the head.
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- If you want to give God a good laugh, tell him of your future plans.
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- When the fox is hungry, he eats butterflies.
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- It is always a pleasure to greet a friend from afar.
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- Where you see the tail, there is the mouse.
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- It is the one who lies by a fire who feels the heat.
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- A diamonds father is coal, yet it regards itself as upper-class.
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- Learning expands great souls.
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- A man cannot undo his past. can zebras wipe away their stripes?
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- Let the first urge pass, wait for the second.
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- A mother is always a mother.
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- Love is a despot who spares no one.
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- An old monkey never forgets how to climb trees.
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- Moral people sleep well at night, but the immoral seem to get pleasure from the waking hours much more.
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- As soon as the monkey has climbed a tree, it will start abusing from its elevated position.
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- Never kill the cat that cries.
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- Elephants carry each other.
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- The earth is not ours, it is a treasure we hold in trust for future generations.
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- Envy and greed grow on the same stalk.
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- The trees never meet but people do.
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- From little date seeds, great things are born.
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- The ways of the immoral are always predictable.
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- God is in the details and so is the devil.
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- There are many a good tune played on an old fiddle.
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- Those who live together cannot hide their behinds from each other.
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- The bone given to you by the king is meat.
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- If your mouth turns into a knife, it will cut off your lips.
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- He who has bad breath cannot smell it.
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- Even a weak lion is not bitten by a dog.
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- The ears do not lose their interest.
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- Where there are birds, there is water.
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- A braggart is recognized by his headgear.
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- A fool laughs at himself.
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- A glutton is never satisfied.
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- A parasite cannot live alone.
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- An heir also inherits quarrels.
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- God speaks a foreign tongue.
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- It's easy to wad your neighbor's field.
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- Only the mountains never meet.
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- Only the strong survive.
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- That which leaks cannot stay full.
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