मूर्खको धन रहँदैन
Marukha ko dhan rahadaina.
A foolish person tends to spend money too quickly
Mukhn maa lagauna chilaune ko gedo chhaina, kunni k maa lagauna jaifal.
Mukhn maa lagauna chilaune ko gedo chhaina, kunni k maa lagauna jaifal.
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Marukha ko dhan rahadaina.
A foolish person tends to spend money too quickly
Mero goru ko bahrai takkaa.
Being overly stubborn.
Mehenat ko fal mitho hunchha.
Fruits of labor are always sweet.
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
Kangaal ko jaat chhaina, boksi ko gaaun chhaina.
Jata pani dhalna sakne manxe ko bhar hudaie na.
Swasni maanchhe ko thar chhaina, logne maanchhe ko ghar chhaina.
Not having something of importance to one's identity by him/herself anymore
Fini harayeko thaha chhaina gahu ko dana ganne.
Gaagri maa paani chhaina, tihun maa jhol.
Ghar maa bhusaahaa chhaina, khalti maa churot