दुर्गंधित भन्ने थाहा पाएपछि उधिनिरहनु पर्दैन
Durgandhi bhanne thaahaa paayepachii udhini rahanu pardaina.
Once you know it's smelly, there's no need to dig it up
Duiti buhaari, euta buhaari
Duiti buhaari, euta buhaari
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Durgandhi bhanne thaahaa paayepachii udhini rahanu pardaina.
Once you know it's smelly, there's no need to dig it up
Dusman khojna tada janu pardaina.
You don't have to go to far to find an enemy familiarity breeds contempt.
Dhan bhane paxi mahadev ko pani tin netra
Money really matters.
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Chhori janme juwai lai, chhoro janme buhaari lai
Chhori kuti buhaari taha laaunu.
Ghar nabhayeko chhoro ra sutkeri nabhayeko buhaari.
Kaam paayinas buhaari paadaa ko dhaad kanyaai de.
Satru pachhaune bhai, tanneri bachhaune buhaari.
Utha buhaari saas fera, dhiki chaadnaa saath jaato hera.