Proverb Source Kashmiri



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    Proverb Source: Kashmiri

    Wise Sayings
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    Agreement with two people, lamentation with three.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Eleven persons take eleven paths.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Empty vessels make much noise.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Giving advice to a stupid man is like giving salt to a squirrel.
    Source: Kashmiri
    I bought the nettle, sowed the nettle, and then the nettle stung me.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Ignorance is the peace of life.
    Source: Kashmiri
    No strength within, no respect without.
    Source: Kashmiri
    No sunshine but hath some shadow.
    Source: Kashmiri
    No sweet without sweat.
    Source: Kashmiri
    O daughter, I'm telling you. O daughter-in-law, listen to it.
    Source: Kashmiri
    One and one are sometimes eleven.
    Source: Kashmiri
    One man can burn water, whereas another cannot even burn oil.
    Source: Kashmiri
    One man cut the barrage, and a thousand people fell into the river.
    Source: Kashmiri
    One man\'s beard is on fire, and another man warms his hands on it.
    Source: Kashmiri
    One man's breath's another man's death.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Saving mustard seeds in hand, while a watermelon escapes.
    Source: Kashmiri
    Service is greatness.
    Source: Kashmiri
    The customers are known to the shopkeepers.
    Source: Kashmiri
    The danger past, and God forgotten.
    Source: Kashmiri
    The fall is nobody's sire.
    Source: Kashmiri
    The gardener had not yet dug out the radish, when the beggar held the alms-bowl in front of him.
    Source: Kashmiri
    When pumpkins are watered, brinjals [small plants] also get watered.
    Source: Kashmiri
    When rogues fallout, honest men come by their own.
    Source: Kashmiri
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