Sunday, June 26, 2022
Zimbabwean Proverbs (44 Proverbs)
- A grilled locust is better than no soup.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- People who do not mend things first will never produce something.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A ripened fruit does not cling to the vine.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Proverbs can be applied to get what you want.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A weaning baby that does not cry aloud, will die on its mothers back.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Strength is like milk - it is inexhaustible.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A wise mans ink lasts until only the stupid remain.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- The forest provides food to the hunter after they are exhaustingly tired.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Dance in the sun, but turn your back to the clouds.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- The old man gives the best advice.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Don't throw out the old pot until you have the tinker makes a new one.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Those who eat alone, die alone.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Every woman beautiful till she speaks.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Two rats cannot share the same hole.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Everyone carries around his own witches.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Until the lion tells his side of the story, the tale of the hunt will always glorify the hunter.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Gifts is the key to the female heart.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- You are the game while the games lasts.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- God is good, but never dance with a lion.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- You can not tell a hungry child that you gave him food yesterday.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- If God gives you leprosy, look to your own past misdeeds.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- You must die for your own sacred conviction.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- If words fail no others will avail.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- If you can envision it, You can accomplish it. If you can imagine it, You can reach the heavens.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- In the world of books, the mind-set of the reader is of great importance.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Ones neighbours problems, does not induce one to lose their appetite over them.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- It is the soil that knows that the mouse's baby is ill.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Passion is of greater consequence than facts.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- We will be grateful to flowers only if they have born fruits.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- The more help in the cornfield the smaller the harvest.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- The monkey does not see his own hind backside; he sees his neighbor's.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- If your mouth were a knife, it would cut off your lips.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- If you can walk you can dance, if you can talk you can sing.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Every elephant has to carry its own trunk around.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Annoy your doctor and sickness comes in laughing.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- An elephant's tusks are never too heavy for it.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A woman is attractive when she is somebody else's wife.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A bull is not known in two herds.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A borrowed fiddle does not finish a tune.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A careful hyena lives a long time.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- A coward has no scar.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Blood is the sweat of heroes.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Two experts never agree.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
- Whoever plows with a team of donkeys must have patience.
(Zimbabwean Proverb)
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