ProverbPedia

Indian Proverb:
An ounce of learning requires a pound of sense.

Indian Proverb:
Sluggards fit for kicks won’t heed words.

Indian Proverb:
I met a hundred men on the road to Delhi and they were all my brothers.

Indian Proverb:
When halter and heel-ropes are slipped, do not give chase with sticks but with gram.

Indian Proverb:
A bad man is better than a bad name.

Indian Proverb:
Call a grocer father and he will give sugar.

Indian Proverb:
Whatever exists in the universe exists in the human body.

Indian Proverb:
The higher the ape goes the more he shows his tail.

Indian Proverb:
A beggar, a borrower and a child are all destitute of understanding.

Indian Proverb:
He that digs a pit for others often falls into it himself.

Indian Proverb:
A weeping man and a smiling woman are not to be trusted.

Indian Proverb:
Lovers’ quarrels: kiss and make up.