माझीको घर माछा उपहार
Majhi ko ghar machha upahar.
Gifting something one already has plenty of
Maagne ko dhan das choti gan.
Maagne ko dhan das choti gan.
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Majhi ko ghar machha upahar.
Gifting something one already has plenty of
Maanche maa ikh, sarpa maa bish nabhaye kohi daraudaina.
Beware of a man's pride like you would a snake's poison
Mama ko ghoda maa bhanjaa ko he he
One enjoys in others property.
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Anyaaye ko dhan, kahilei mero nabhan.
Wealth accumulated through injustice should never be considered as rightfully one's own
Bidhya nai dhan ho.
Education is Wealth.
Dhan bhane paxi mahadev ko pani tin netra
Money really matters.
Loot ko dhan fupu ko shraadh.
Easy come easy go.
Maagne lai chhanne adhikaar hudaina.
Beggers are not choosers.
Marukha ko dhan rahadaina.
A foolish person tends to spend money too quickly