सार्कीको सरापले डिँगो मर्दैन
Saarki ko saraap le dingo mardaina.
Hate from someone of lower power status is no concern of one in higher status
Saaun maa aankhaa futeko gorule bahrai mahina hariyo dekhchha.
Saaun maa aankhaa futeko gorule bahrai mahina hariyo dekhchha.
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Saarki ko saraap le dingo mardaina.
Hate from someone of lower power status is no concern of one in higher status
Siyo haraayeko damai jasto
Acting like you have lost all your identity
Sukhan paaye sasurali jaanu, dukha paaye mit kahaa jaanu.
In-laws only care for you when you have everything but only your true friend stays by you when you are in your lowest
Nepali proverbs reuse the same images — the same animals, tools and weather — to land different lessons. These use some of the same words.
Andhaa ko desh maa aankhaa chhopnu, langadaa ko desh maa khuttaa khochchyaunu.
Adapting to fit in with the prevailing environment and customs
Mero goru ko bahrai takkaa.
Being overly stubborn.
Saaun ko bhel lai belaa maa rokna sake baali ramro hunchha.
It's better to stop a event that we don't want to go forward in its early stages
Chor le aru lai pani chor nai dekhchha.
Marne bela hariyo kaakro.
Paari ko ghas hariyo hunchha.