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Telugu: ఎంచబోతే మంచమెల్లా కంతలే
English Translation: If you begin to count, you will find the whole cot full of holes.Referring to a bed made of plaited rope.When a man wishes to find fault, he loses no opportunities.When love fails we copy all faults.

Telugu: ఎంగిలిచేత్తో కాకికయినా మెతుకు విదపడు
English Translation: He will not even throw his leavings to the crows.Said of a great miser.

Telugu: ఋషిమూలము, నదీమూలము, స్త్రీమూలము విచారించకూడదు
English Translation: Enquire not into the origin of a Rishi, a river, or a woman.Rishi is a saint. (See Wilson‘s Sans. Diet. )

Telugu Proverb:
ఋణశేషము, వ్రణశేషము, అగ్నిశేషము, వుంచకూడదు
English Translation:
Remains of a debt, of a sore, or of a fire should not be left.

Telugu: ఊళ్లు యేలే కొమారుడికన్నా వుపాదానమెత్తే పెనిమిటి నయము
English Translation: A husband that begs is better than a son that rules over villages.The one clings to his wife, the other despises his mother.

Telugu Proverb:
ఎంచబోతే మంచమెల్లా కంతలే
English Translation:
If you begin to count, you will find the whole cot full of holes.Referring to a bed made of plaited rope.When a man wishes to find fault, he loses no opportunities.When love fails we copy all faults.

Telugu Proverb:
ఎంగిలిచేత్తో కాకికయినా మెతుకు విదపడు
English Translation:
He will not even throw his leavings to the crows.Said of a great miser.

Telugu Proverb:
ఋషిమూలము, నదీమూలము, స్త్రీమూలము విచారించకూడదు
English Translation:
Enquire not into the origin of a Rishi, a river, or a woman.Rishi is a saint. (See Wilson‘s Sans. Diet. )

Telugu Proverb:
ఋణశేషము, వ్రణశేషము, అగ్నిశేషము, వుంచకూడదు",
,"English Translation: .Remains of a debt, of a sore, or of a fire should not be left.

Telugu Proverb:
ఊళ్లు యేలే కొమారుడికన్నా వుపాదానమెత్తే పెనిమిటి నయము
English Translation:
A husband that begs is better than a son that rules over villages.The one clings to his wife, the other despises his mother.

Telugu Proverb:
ఊరే చేరవద్దు రౌతా అంటే, గుర్రాన్ని యెక్కడ కట్టేది అన్నాడట
English Translation:
When a trooper was told not to come into the village, he asked where he was to put up his horse.9

Telugu Proverb:
ఊరు వుస్తెకాయంత, సిద్ధాంతము తాటికాయంత
English Translation:
The village is like the Ustekaya and the religious duties are like the Tatikaya.The Ustekéya (No. 339) is a small fruit, and the Tatikaya (No. 390) a large fruit.Applied to exactions imposed upon people for religious purposes greater than they can bear.