Welsh Proverbs (115 Proverbs)
- A man without prudence is a ship without an anchor.
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- Every flock has its black sheep.
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- More the hurry, more the obstacles.
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- The best shortage is a shortage of words.
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- Whilst kicking and biting, love develops.
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- A nation without a language is a nation without a heart.
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- Everything that is yellow is not gold.
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- No good will come of over sleeping.
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- The child will grow, his clothes will not.
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- You must crawl before walking.
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- A slattern woman hold open the door to hell.
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- He who deceives, shall be deceived.
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- Of all weights, old age is the heaviest.
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- The foolish has a wagging tongue.
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- Your hand is never rhe worse for doing irts own work.
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- A sword's honour is its idleness.
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- He who has no faults is not born.
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- Old age comes not on its own.
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- The old know and the young suspect.".
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- A wise wolf hides his fangs.
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- He who steals an egg will steal more.
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- Old feel the blows suffered when young.
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- The older the man, the weaker his mind.
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- All waiting is long.
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- Home is home, however poor it may be.
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- Old proverbs are the children of truth.
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- The seed of all evil is laziness.
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- An Angel on the road, a Devil at the fireplace.
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- I was wise once, when I was born I cried.
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- One needs a long spoon to sup with the devil.
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- The strength of a nation is its knowledge.
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- At the end of the song comes payment.
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- In every pardon there is love.
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- Patience is the mother of all wisdom.
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- The strength of the old is their ready counsel.
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- Better a good shilling than a dud sovereign.
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- It is good to look homewards.
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- Perfect love sometimes does not come until the first grandchild.
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- The wiser the man, the fewer his words.
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- Better educated than wealthy.
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- Let him who reflects, remember.
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- Playing with fire will eventually turn bitter.
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- The world is wide to everyone.
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- Better my own cottage, than the palace of another.
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- Let not your tongue cut your throat.
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- Repay evil with good, and hell will not claim you.
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- The young laugh when the old fall.
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- Better the rod that bends than one that breaks.
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- Loving a woman who scorns you is like licking honey from a thorn.
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- Speak well of your friend; of your enemy say nothing.
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- Three comforts of old age: fire, tea and tobacco.
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- Birds of the same colour fly to the same place.
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- Man learns from the cradle to the grave.
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- Starting the work is two thirds of it.
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- Three remedies of the physicians of Myddfal: water, honey, and labour.
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- Breaking her hip is the old woman's fault.
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- Memory slips, letters remain.
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- Tapping persistently breaks the stone.
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- To sing before breakfast is to weep before supper.
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- A boy is easier cheated than an old lady.
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- Death considers not the fairest forehead.
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- Milk for a child, meat for a man, beer for the old.
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- The achievement of all work is practice.
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- Turning the water to his own mill.
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- A great sin can enter by a small door.
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- Every bird relishes his own voice.
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- Money is the key that opens all locks.
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- The best knowledge is to know yourself.
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- When the steersmen are many the ship will sink.
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- A ship and a woman are ever repairing.
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- A work ill done must be twice done.
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- A willful fault has no excuse, and deserves no pardon.
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- A wife's advice is not worth much, but woe to the husband who refuses to take it.
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- A spoon does not know the taste of soup, nor a learned fool the taste of wisdom.
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- Old age will not come alone.
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- Man's mind is a watch that needs winding daily.
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- Scatter with one hand, gather with two.
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- If you would get ahead, be a bridge.
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- The best candle is understanding.
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- If every man would sweep his own door-step the city would soon be clean.
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