Talk:Hindi proverbs

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• • Transliteration: adhajal gagri chhalakat jaaye
  • Literal: Half-filled pots splash more.
  • Meaning: Those with little knowledge keep showing it. Those who know all are calm/silent.
  • English equivalent: empty vessels make most noise.

• अन्धों में काना राजा
  • Transliteration: andhon mem kana raja
  • Literal: a one-eyed man is king amongst blind men.
  • English equivalent: in the land of the blind, the one eyed man is king.

• अंत भला तो सब भला
  • Transliteration: Ant Bhala to sab Bhala
  • Literal: If the end is good, everything is good.
  • English equivalent: All’s well that ends well."

• ** Literal: Your future does not depend on the lines of your hands, because people who do not have hands also have a future.
  • Meaning: it is better to do your work than to be superstitious and wait for the right time.

• जब लक्ष्मी तिलक करती हो , पट्टी मुंह धोने नहीं जाना चाहिए
  • Transliteration: jab lakShmi tilak karati ho , patti muh dhone nahim jana chahiye
  • Literal: When Lakshmi is applying tilaka, do not go to wash your face.
  • Meaning: When opportunity is at your door step, just grab it, or else you are going to lose the opportunity."

• शक का इलाज तो हकीम लुक़्मान के पास भी नहीं था
  • Transliteration: Sak ka ilaj to hakim lukxman ke pas Bi nahim tha
  • Meaning: (Someone's) Unwarranted suspicion's cure is not in hands of even Luqman, the traditional wiseman.
• एक म्यान में दो तलवारें नहीं समातीं
  • Transliteration: ek myan me do talavaren nahin samatin
  • Literal: two swords do not fit into one scabbard. two of a trade seldom agree.

• नाच न जाने आंगन टेढ़ा
  • Transliteration: nach na jane angan tedha
  • Literal: One who knows no dance claims that the stage is tilted.
  • Meaning: Said of a person without skill who blames his failure on other things.
  • English equivalent: a bad workman blames his tools.

• दूर के ढोल सुहावने लगते हैं
  • Transliteration: dur ke dhol suhavane lagate hain
  • Literal: the drums sound better at a distance.
  • Meaning: We tend to like the ones we do not have.
  • English equivalent: All that glitters is not gold. The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

• घर की मुर्गी दाल बराबर
  • Transliteration: Ghar ki murgi dal barabar
  • Meaning: Self possessions are always undermined and other’s possessions seem better.
  • English equivalent:A person is not honoured in his own country //Mark 6:4-6 KJV

• जल में रहकर मगर से बैर ठीक नहीं
  • Transliteration: jal me rehkar magar se bair thik nahin
  • Literal: Living in water and being an enemy of the crocodile is not good.
  • English equivalent:when in rome do as the romans do

• गरजते बादल बरसते नहीं
  • Transliteration: garajate badal barasate nahin
  • English equivalent: Barking dogs seldom bite.
  • Meaning: those who make the most threats seldom do anything.
  • English equivalent: A barking dog seldom bites.

• जितनी लम्बी चादर हो उतने ही पैर फ़ैलाना चाहिए
  • Transliteration: jitni lambi chaddar ho utane hi pair failana chahiye
  • Literal: Stretch your legs only as far as the size of your blanket.
  • Meaning: Limit your spending to your earnings.

• तुम जियो हजारों साल,साल के दिन हो पचास हजार
  • Transliteration: tum jiyo hajaron saal,saal ke din ho pachhas hajar
  • Literal: may you live a thousand years and may each year have a fifty thousand days.
  • Meaning: may you live a long life.

• थोथा चना बाजे घना
  • Transliteration: thotha chana baje Ghana
  • Meaning: An empty vessel makes much noise. A person with lesser knowledge talks a lot.

• लातों के भूत बातों से नहीं मानते!
  • Transliteration: laton ke bhoot baaton se nahin mante!
  • Meaning: a person who can only understand the language of beatings cannot be counselled by words.

• जैसे को तैसा!
  • Transliteration: jaise ko taisa!
  • English equivalent: tit for tat.

• अपना वहि जॊ आवे काम्
  • Transliteration:apana vahi jo ave kam
  • Meaning: He is yours who helps you.
  • English equivalent: A friend in need is a friend indeed.

• दान् कि बछिया कि दांत् नहिं देखे जाते
  • Transliteration: dan ki baChiya ki damt nahim deKhe jate
  • Meaning: You cannot assess something got as donation
  • English equivalent: don't look a gift horse in the mouth.

• आप् हारे और् बहू कॊ मारे
  • Transliteration: ap hare aur bahU ko mare
  • Meaning: to take out ones frustration on someone else.

• आ बैल मुझे मार
  • Transliteration: aa bael mujhe mar
  • Literal: inviting the bull to hit you
  • Meaning: to get yourself into trouble, usually used to describe an act of stupidity.

• आया है सॊ जायेगा राजा रंक फकीर
  • Transliteration: aaya hai so jayega raja runk phakira
    
  • Meaning:Whoever is born will die, be it a king or a beggar.
    

• इस् हाथ् दे उस् हाथ् ले
  • Transliteration: is hath de us hath le
  • Meaning: to make an even deal.

• ऊंठ् कि मूह् मे जीरा
  • Transliteration: unt ke muh me jira
  • Literal: Cumin in a camel's mouth
  • Meaning: Used to refer to something insufficient in quantity.

• ना उधॊ कॊ देना ना माधॊ से लेना
  • Transliteration: na udho ko dena na maadho se lena
  • Meaning: to be disinterested in any matters

• एक् और एक् ग्यारह् हॊते है
  • Transliteration: ek aur ek gyarah hote hei
  • Literal: One and one make eleven
  • Meaning: Unity is strength.

• एक् दं मे हजार् दं
  • Transliteration: ek dam me hajar dam

• किये धरे पे गू का लीपा
  • Transliteration: kiye dhare pe goo kaa leepaa
  • Literal: flush gold down the toilet
  • Meaning: to spoil something created with great efforts (usually by an over-enthusiastic creator)

• • सीधी उंगली से घी नहीं निकलता
  • Transliteration: sidi ungali se ghee nahi nikale (to ungali tedhi karni padti hai)
  • Literal: a finger held straight cannot lift "ghee" (; you must turn your finger crooked)
  • Literal (explained): to dip your finger in "ghee" , you have to curve your finger
  • closest English equivalent: By hook or by crook, the end justify the means, you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs
  • Meaning: some problems can only be solved in crooked ways

• जो दूसरों के लिए गड्ढा खोदता है, भगवान उसके लिए खाई खोदता है
  • Transliteration: jo doosroon Ke Liye Gaddha khodta Hai, Bhagwan Uske Liye Khai Khodta Hai
  • English equivalent: as you sow, so shall you reap

• अंधों की दुनिया में आईना बेचना
  • Transliteration: andhon ki duniya mein aayina bechna
  • Literal: sell mirrors(spectacles) in the world of blind people
  • Meaning: doing the wrong thing according to time

• जिनके घर शीशे के होते हैं, वे दूसरों पर पत्थर नहीं फ़ेंका करते
  • Transliteration: jin ke ghar sheshe ke hote hain wo dusro par pather phenka nahi karte.
  • Literal: those whose houses are made of glass / have windows do not throw stones at others
  • English equivalent: Those in glass houses should not throw stones

• आमदनी अठन्नी और खर्चा रुपैया
  • Transliteration: amdani attani aur karcha rupaiya.
  • Literal:Income is half rupee and expenses are a full rupee.
  • English equivalent: Champagne taste on a beer budget

• काला अक्षर भैंस बराबर
  • Transliteration: kala akshar bhains baraabar
  • Literal: (your) black letters are equal to a water buffalo
  • English equivalent: n/a
  • Meaning: your writing is as good as a water buffalo's. (indicates illiteracy)

• पुरानी आदत मुशकिल से मरती है
  • Transliteration: purane aadhath mushkil se marthi hai
  • Literal: old habits die hard
  • English equivalent: old habits die hard
  • Meaning: it's difficult to give up old habits

• अंधेरे में तीर छोडना
  • Transliteration: andhere mein teer chodna
  • Literal: letting loose an arrow in the darkness
  • Meaning: doing something without thinking

• घोड़े बेच के सोना
  • Transliteration: ghode bechke sona
  • Literal: horses sell sleep
  • Meaning: have a sound sleep

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