बाँदर को पुच्छर, लौरो न हतियार
Badar ko puchchhar lauro na hatiyaar
Being useless.
Baagh ko much khaaye pani raatai, nakhaaye pani raatai.
Baagh ko much khaaye pani raatai, nakhaaye pani raatai.
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Badar ko puchchhar lauro na hatiyaar
Being useless.
Badar ko haat maa nariwal.
For a fragile thing or responsibility falling in the hands of irresponsible people
Baag dublaayera biralo hudaina.
True nature or essence of something, does not change merely
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Khaaye khaa nakhaaye ghich.
Aanti chhori lai baagh le ni khaadaina.
Close bond between family members
Akchhu khaaye bakchhu khaaye jhuse baarulo
Someone who has faced stronger challenges is not easily defeated by weaker ones
Baagh budo bhaye pani sikaar garna chhaddaina.
If it's in your nature you won't ever stop
Banko baagh le khaaos nakhaaos, man ko bhaag le khaanchha.
Anxiety is harmful for you. One should not be oversensitive, or always think of negative situations.
Hares khaaye ni charesh nakhaanu.
It's okay to idulge in bad habits but never give up on your life or the thing you are pursing