अकबर राजा, बिरबल काजि, इन्साफ दिन्छन खुसिराजि
Akabar raaja, birbal kaaji, insaaf dinchhan khusiraaji
Justice is served by both the powerful and the wise
Nepali proverbs about wisdom. Each ukhan below is shown in its original Devanagari, with a romanized reading you can pronounce and an English meaning where one has been written.
Akabar raaja, birbal kaaji, insaaf dinchhan khusiraaji
Justice is served by both the powerful and the wise
Akabari sun lai kasi laaunu pardaina.
Good person is good by own, don't need to praise
Agulto le haaneko kukur bijuli dekhi tarsanchha.
If a person makes a mistake, he will be scared of it happening again in the future
Agultho pani nathosi baldaina
Nothing can be achieved without putting efforts
Achaar khaanu mula ko, sangat garnu thula ko
Have company of good friends, even when surrounded by negative influences
Arka ko buddhi le raja hunu bhanda afnai buddhi le jogi junu besh.
It is wiser to rely on one's own intellect than to depend on others' wisdom
Arti ko kura gharti ko pani linuparchha.
One should consider advice from outsiders as well as insiders
Alchhe tighro, swade jibro.
Acknowledging temperamentality while accepting the appeal
Andhyaro kaam khola ko geet
Work done without proper planning is bound to fail
Aa gardaa alangkaar bujhne.
Understanding is enhanced through discussion/debate
Aago taapnu muda ko kura sunnu buda ko
Acting rashly is the way of youth, listening wisely is the way of elders
Ikhaalu swaasni ko bachan, bahulaa kukur ko daat.
words or actions done in anger lack rationale
Ishwor dhapaayo, saastra chapaayo.