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“Telugu Proverb:
తన కాళ్లకు బందాలు తానే తెచ్చుకొన్నట్టు”

— English Translation:
He brought fetters for his own legs.He brings a staff to brak his ain head. (Scotch)

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“Telugu Proverb:
తన కాళ్లకు బందాలు తానే తెచ్చుకొన్నట్టు”

— English Translation:
He brought fetters for his own legs.He brings a staff to brak his ain head. (Scotch)

“Telugu Proverb:
తంబళి తన లొటలొటేగాని, యెదటి లొటలొట యెరగడు”

— English Translation:
A Tambali prates, but does not listen to what others say.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తంబళి తన లొటలొటేగాని, యెదటి లొటలొట యెరగడు”

— English Translation:
A Tambali prates, but does not listen to what others say.

“Telugu Proverb:
తనకు అని తవ్వెడు తవుడు వుంటే, ఆకటి వేళకు ఆరగించవచ్చును”

— English Translation:
If you have even a Tavva (1 lb. ) of bran of your own, you can eat it when you are hungry.Store is no sore.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తనకు అని తవ్వెడు తవుడు వుంటే, ఆకటి వేళకు ఆరగించవచ్చును”

— English Translation:
If you have even a Tavva (1 lb. ) of bran of your own, you can eat it when you are hungry.Store is no sore.

“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బు యివ్వనివాడు ముందు పడవ యెక్కినట్టు”

— English Translation:
The man that did not pay his fare, got into the boat first.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బు యివ్వనివాడు ముందు పడవ యెక్కినట్టు”

— English Translation:
The man that did not pay his fare, got into the boat first.

“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బులేని వానికి బోగముది తల్లి వరస”

— English Translation:
A harlot is as a mother to a man without money.Something beyond the reach of a man’s means.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బులేని వానికి బోగముది తల్లి వరస”

— English Translation:
A harlot is as a mother to a man without money.Something beyond the reach of a man’s means.

“Telugu Proverb:
తంటల మారి గుర్రముకు తాటిపట్టె గొరపం”

— English Translation:
A vicious horse requires a comb made of Palmyra wood.Full of splinters.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తంటల మారి గుర్రముకు తాటిపట్టె గొరపం”

— English Translation:
A vicious horse requires a comb made of Palmyra wood.Full of splinters.

“Telugu Proverb:
డొంకలో షరాఫు వున్నాడు, నాణెము చూపుకో వచ్చును”

— English Translation:
The banker is in the thicket, you may get him to test the coin.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డొంకలో షరాఫు వున్నాడు, నాణెము చూపుకో వచ్చును”

— English Translation:
The banker is in the thicket, you may get him to test the coin.

“Telugu Proverb:
తంగేడు పూచినట్టు.As the ,”

— ,English Translation:
Tangédu blossoms.Tangedu is the Cassia Auriculata.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తంగేడు పూచినట్టు.As the ,”

— ,English Translation:
Tangédu blossoms.Tangedu is the Cassia Auriculata.

“Telugu Proverb:
తండ్రి తవ్విన నుయ్యి అని అందులోపడి చావ వచ్చునా”

— English Translation:
Will you drown yourself in the well because your father dug it ?

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“Telugu Proverb:
తండ్రి తవ్విన నుయ్యి అని అందులోపడి చావ వచ్చునా”

— English Translation:
Will you drown yourself in the well because your father dug it ?

“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బులేని వానికి బోగముది తల్లి వరస”

— English Translation:
A harlot is as a mother to a man without money.Something beyond the reach of a man’s means.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బులేని వానికి బోగముది తల్లి వరస”

— English Translation:
A harlot is as a mother to a man without money.Something beyond the reach of a man’s means.

“Telugu Proverb:
డొంకలో షరాఫు వున్నాడు, నాణెము చూపుకో వచ్చును”

— English Translation:
The banker is in the thicket, you may get him to test the coin.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డొంకలో షరాఫు వున్నాడు, నాణెము చూపుకో వచ్చును”

— English Translation:
The banker is in the thicket, you may get him to test the coin.

“Telugu Proverb:
తంగేడు పూచినట్టు.As the ,”

— ,English Translation:
Tangédu blossoms.Tangedu is the Cassia Auriculata.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తంగేడు పూచినట్టు.As the ,”

— ,English Translation:
Tangédu blossoms.Tangedu is the Cassia Auriculata.

“Telugu Proverb:
తంటల మారి గుర్రముకు తాటిపట్టె గొరపం”

— English Translation:
A vicious horse requires a comb made of Palmyra wood.Full of splinters.

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“Telugu Proverb:
తంటల మారి గుర్రముకు తాటిపట్టె గొరపం”

— English Translation:
A vicious horse requires a comb made of Palmyra wood.Full of splinters.

“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బు యివ్వనివాడు ముందు పడవ యెక్కినట్టు”

— English Translation:
The man that did not pay his fare, got into the boat first.

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“Telugu Proverb:
డబ్బు యివ్వనివాడు ముందు పడవ యెక్కినట్టు”

— English Translation:
The man that did not pay his fare, got into the boat first.

“Telugu Proverb:
ఛిద్రమునకు చీరపేలు, దరిద్రమునకు తలపేలు.A louse in the clothes is a sign of coming household broils, a louse in the head is a sign of coming poverty.",”

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“Telugu Proverb:
ఛిద్రమునకు చీరపేలు, దరిద్రమునకు తలపేలు.A louse in the clothes is a sign of coming household broils, a louse in the head is a sign of coming poverty.",”

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“Telugu Proverb:
జీవన్మృతుడు, మృత జీవుడు”

— English Translation:
Dead while living, living while deadA bad man is, in the estimate of his fellow men, as little valued as if he were dead, but the good man's deeds live after he himself has left the world.“The memory of the just is blessed."" Proverbs x. 7.

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“Telugu Proverb:
జీవన్మృతుడు, మృత జీవుడు”

— English Translation:
Dead while living, living while deadA bad man is, in the estimate of his fellow men, as little valued as if he were dead, but the good man's deeds live after he himself has left the world.“The memory of the just is blessed."" Proverbs x. 7.