Nepali proverb
मान्छेमा ईख, सर्पमा बिष नभए कोही डराउदैन
Maanche maa ikh, sarpa maa bish nabhaye kohi daraudaina.
Beware of a man's pride like you would a snake's poison
Mata ko bhando lai kaath ko mungro.
Mata ko bhando lai kaath ko mungro.
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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.
Mukh maa ram ram bavali maa chhuraa.
Two-faced people/ The ones who say good things in front of you and back-bite later
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Halo kaatera mungro.