ProverbPedia

Proverbs From Every Nation

Indian Proverb:
He who feared lost his life.
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Indian Proverb:
He who feared lost his life.

Indian Proverb:
One beauty in man and a thousand in his clothes.
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Indian Proverb:
One beauty in man and a thousand in his clothes.

Indian Proverb:
Blessed is he that calls nobody names.
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Indian Proverb:
Blessed is he that calls nobody names.

Indian Proverb:
You can’t creep to steal a camel.
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Indian Proverb:
You can’t creep to steal a camel.

Indian Proverb:
Give your body and get money.
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Indian Proverb:
Give your body and get money.

Indian Proverb:
A sin will never be concealed by hiding.
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Indian Proverb:
A sin will never be concealed by hiding.

Indian Proverb:
Who listens to the voice of a parrot in the midst of big drums?
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Who listens to the voice of a parrot in the midst of big drums?

Indian Proverb:
He is not an alchemist who has to beg for coppers.
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Indian Proverb:
He is not an alchemist who has to beg for coppers.

Indian Proverb:
Imitation is not intelligence.
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Indian Proverb:
Imitation is not intelligence.

Indian Proverb:
Nine in cash are better than thirteen in credit.
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Indian Proverb:
Nine in cash are better than thirteen in credit.

Indian Proverb:
The Five Great Evils, never beneficials, are Famine, Plague, War, Thieves and Officials.
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Indian Proverb:
The Five Great Evils, never beneficials, are Famine, Plague, War, Thieves and Officials.

Indian Proverb:
A priest always takes his share.
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Indian Proverb:
A priest always takes his share.