Nepali proverb
कसैको आहार कसैको विष
Kasai ko aahar, kasaiko bish.
Eutai kura ma bhibid bichar
Kollywood ko jatra tighra ko byaapar.
Kollywood ko jatra tighra ko byaapar.
An English meaning for this ukhan hasn’t been written down yet. If you grew up hearing it and know the lesson it carries, send it in — it will be credited to the collection, not to us.
Kasai ko aahar, kasaiko bish.
Eutai kura ma bhibid bichar
Kasai lai kaakhaa, kasai lai paakhaa.
kunailai maya garni kunailai hela garni
Kasaile tapai bhanos nabhanos aafai mapai.
Aafno prasansa aafai garnu.
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Kahi navayeko jatra haadi gau maa.
Kei kaam pani thik sanga nahune.
Pashupati ko jaatraa, tighraa ko byaapar.
To kill two birds with one stone.