Examples of using Proverb in English and their translations into Hindi
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even more still.”-Hindu proverb.
As the proverb says:“ Can a man rake together fire into his bosom and yet his very garments not be burned?”- Proverbs 6: 27.
Another proverb says"Valentin- prvi spomladin"("Valentine- the first spring saint"),
rather by your friends."-Czech proverb.
In keeping with the principle of this proverb, Adam acted selfishly
By way of this proverb, the writer is trying to insist on the need to give up on this harmful habit
Quote of the day: He that conceals his grief finds no remedy for it.~ Turkish Proverb.
And how true the proverb that says:‘ She who gives birth to a wise one will be joyful'!- Proverbs 23: 23- 25.
All that Glitters is not Gold” is a well known proverb, meaning that everything that shines
the shadows will fall behind you.”- Māori Proverb.
The point[ of this proverb] is that mere desire is utterly futile,” states one reference work,
the crow with the crow, the proverb with the saying, etc.
Whoever seeks a friend without a fault remains without one.”~ Turkish proverb.
The proverb says:“ Incline your ear and hear the words of the wise ones,
to explain why it is said, why do people come up with this proverb.
the shadows will fall behind you.”~Māori Proverb.
The proverb does not say,
He that is slow to anger is abundant in discernment,” says a proverb,“ but one that is impatient is exalting foolishness.”.
Your power will be scanty.” Another proverb says:“ Because of the pain of the heart there is a stricken spirit.”.
Proverb 23:7: For as he thinks in his heart, he so is.