हर्रो नपाउनेले जाईफल को धाक
Harro napaune le jaifal ko dhaak
One who doesn't even posses a small thing of value, faunting even a bigger thing of much greater value
Harro napaune lai jaayifal
Harro napaune lai jaayifal
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Harro napaune le jaifal ko dhaak
One who doesn't even posses a small thing of value, faunting even a bigger thing of much greater value
Hadelo bhanne thaahaa paaye pachhi kotyaunu pardaina.
If you know the person, you won't need the details
Halliyeko daat ek din fuklanchha
There eventually is bound be consequences of ones actions
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Harro napaune le jaifal ko dhaak
One who doesn't even posses a small thing of value, faunting even a bigger thing of much greater value
Napaune le chhoro paayo, khelai khelai maaryo.
Napaune le keraa paayo beer sangai khaayo.
Napaune le keraa paayo bokra samet chapaayo.
Napaune le keraa paayo, chiyaa maa chopi khaayo.