नजाने गाउँको बाटो नसोध्नु
Najaane gau ko bato nasodhnu.
Don't waste time on things that do not concern you.
Dhobi ko kukur, ghar ko na ghat ko.
Dhobi ko kukur, ghar ko na ghat ko.
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Najaane gau ko bato nasodhnu.
Don't waste time on things that do not concern you.
Najik ko tirtha hela.
The value of things when we use regularly is diminished
Naptyaune khola le bagauchha.
The underestimate thing turns out to be a formidable force
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Aaja ghar pugiyela ta? aafnai khutta lai sodha
Don't rely on others, trust your own abilities and judgment
Agulto le haaneko kukur bijuli dekhi tarsanchha.
If a person makes a mistake, he will be scared of it happening again in the future
Bhukne kukur le tokdaina.
Barking dog seldom bites.
Ikhaalu swaasni ko bachan, bahulaa kukur ko daat.
words or actions done in anger lack rationale
Kukur bhukdai garchha, hatti lamkidai garchha.
Little people will try to stop you, keep moving
Kukur lai ghyu pachdaina.
Naramro lai jaty ramro garepani pachdaina.