बैगुनीलाई गुनले मार्नु
Baiguni lai gun le maarnu.
Kill the ungrateful with gratitude.
Biralo ko haat maa sidhra ko naaso.
Biralo ko haat maa sidhra ko naaso.
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Baiguni lai gun le maarnu.
Kill the ungrateful with gratitude.
Bolne ko pitho bikchha, nabolne ko chaamal pani bikdaina
person who talks and socialize gains the upperhand
Bhukne kukur le tokdaina.
Barking dog seldom bites.
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Aafno haat jagannaath.
We are responsible for our own actions and their consequences
Abhaagi moro hagna basyo, bahra haat ko ghocho pasyo.
Misfortune befalls the unlucky at every turn, even when they try to avoid it
Aghi hernu chaar haat, pachhi hernu bahra haat
It takes more effort to move forward & achieve something than to look back and dwell on the past
Arkaa ko naaso galpaaso.
Gossiping about others' affairs is a waste of time
Asar ma mit laaye hila ma haat, mangsir ma mit laaye fila ma haat.
The rewards of labor vary according to the season
Baag dublaayera biralo hudaina.
True nature or essence of something, does not change merely