घोडा चड्ने मान्छे लड्छ
Ghoda chadne maanche ladchha.
Trying without failing is impossible.
Ghar ma chamal sakiyeko din ekadashi, goji ma paisa sakiyeko din aunshi
Ghar ma chamal sakiyeko din ekadashi, goji ma paisa sakiyeko din aunshi
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Ghoda chadne maanche ladchha.
Trying without failing is impossible.
Chauta khaana gayeki budi jhol maa dubera mari
Greed leads to even bigger losses
Jasko lathi usko bhaisi.
Jo snagha srot sadhan xa uni mathi hunxa
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
jasle paisa chindeina teslai paisa le chindeina
If you do not recognize the value of money, you will never have plenty of it.
Kano goru lai aunshi na purnima.
Kaam garna naparni manxe laie sabai din ek naas hunxa.
Majhi ko ghar machha upahar.
Gifting something one already has plenty of
Swasni maanchhe ko thar chhaina, logne maanchhe ko ghar chhaina.
Not having something of importance to one's identity by him/herself anymore
Baada ko ghar maa sabai pujaari.