जहाँ दही, त्यहीँ बाहुनको सही
Jaha dahi, tyahi baahun ko sahi.
Paisa jaha aauxa tehaaa baahun ko sahi hunxa
Jaha jala jogi bhatai khala.
Jaha jala jogi bhatai khala.
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Jaha dahi, tyahi baahun ko sahi.
Paisa jaha aauxa tehaaa baahun ko sahi hunxa
Jaha pugdaina ravi, tyaha pugchhan kabi.
gahirahi ma kabi haru pugxan jaha samanya manxe pugdainan
Jiuda ko janti mardaa ko malaami.
A friend in need is the friend indeed.
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Arka ko buddhi le raja hunu bhanda afnai buddhi le jogi junu besh.
It is wiser to rely on one's own intellect than to depend on others' wisdom
Jaha dahi, tyahi baahun ko sahi.
Paisa jaha aauxa tehaaa baahun ko sahi hunxa
Jaha pugdaina ravi, tyaha pugchhan kabi.
gahirahi ma kabi haru pugxan jaha samanya manxe pugdainan
Jun jogi aaye pani kanai chireko.
Every person who does the same thing have similar characteristics/ Everyone who does no work at all
Ek chhak khane jogi, dui chhak khane bhogi, tin chhak khane rogi.
Jaha guliyo tyaahaa baahun bhuliyo.