ProverbPedia

“Telugu Proverb:
దున్నక చల్లితే, కొయ్యక పండినది.",”
— ,English Translation:
When the field was sown without being ploughed it yielded without being reaped.i. e. it yielded nothing.If you neglect the use of the right means you must expect poor results.

“Telugu Proverb:
దుక్కిటెద్దు దేశాంతరము వెళ్లినట్టు”
— English Translation:
Like the ox being away when wanted for the plough.Absent when most wanted.

“Telugu Proverb:
దీపము వుండగానే చక్కపెట్టుకో వలశినది”
— English Translation:
Put all things in order while the lamp is yet burning.Make good use of your opportunities.

“Telugu Proverb:
దీపము ముడ్డి కింద చీకటి”
— English Translation:
It is always dark underneath a lamp.Roguery hide under the judgment seat.

“Telugu Proverb:
దిసమొలవాడి దగ్గిరికి దిగంబరుడు వచ్చి బట్ట అడిగినట్టు”
— English Translation:
Like one naked man asking another naked man for a cloth.

“Telugu Proverb:
దిసమొలవాడా కాళ్లకట్టు వానికి కప్పుమన్నట్టు”
— English Translation:
Like saying “O naked man! cover him lying at your feet.”

“Telugu Proverb:
దివ్వె తీశిన గూడు వలె వున్నది”
— English Translation:
Like a niche with the lamp taken out of it.The reality wanting.

“Telugu Proverb:
దివిటీ కింది దీపము”
— English Translation:
A lamp under a torch.One insignificant before the other.

“Telugu Proverb:
దినము మంచిదని తెల్లవార్లూ దొంగిలినట్టు”
— English Translation:
Trusting to the “lucky day” the thief let the dawn overtake him.Taking advantage of liberty.

“Telugu Proverb:
దినగండము వెయ్యేండ్లు ఆయుస్సు”
— English Translation:
Daily danger of death, but duration of life a thousand years.Snakes are believed to live 1000 years if they do not meet with a violent death.Applied to a man always in danger of losing his situation.

“Telugu Proverb:
దిగులు పడితే, వెతలు తీరునా”
— English Translation:
If you fear, will the pain be less?

“Telugu Proverb:
దిక్కులేని వారికి దేవుడే దిక్కు”
— English Translation:
God is the help of the helpless.God is where He was. ​

“Telugu Proverb:
దిక్కులేని యింట్లో దయ్యాలు కాపురము చేస్తవి”
— English Translation:
In a neglected house, devils take up their abode.

“Telugu Proverb:
దిక్కులేని దివాణముగా వున్నది”
— English Translation:
A government which affords no protection.

“Telugu Proverb:
దాస్తిని వేరుండు మొగుడా”
— English Translation:
I have saved [money] live separate with me, husband.Said by a wife to her husband to induce him to quit his father's house. After he had yielded to her importunity and left his father's house, he enquired the amount of her savings when she replied "" I have saved myself for you.”

“Telugu Proverb:
దాసీ కొడుకయినా కాసు గలవాడు రాజు”
— English Translation:
A man with money is a king though he be the son of a slave girl.