Language/Sindhi/Vocabulary/Proverbs

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Here are a few entertaining Sindhi proverbs: 😉

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پڇڻا نہ منجهڻا (The one who questions nothing, learns nothing)

• Transliteration: Puchra'n na munjhra'n

پگهر بنا پيسو نہ ملي (No sweet without sweat)

• Transliteration: Paghar bina paiso na miley.

ڏکن پٺيان سک؛ سکن پٺيان ڏک (sadness and gladness succeed each other)

• Transliteration: Dukhan puthyan sukh, sukhan puthyan dukh.

رُڪ جا چڻا آنڊا چيرين (He who eats king's goose shall be chocked with feathers)

• Transliteration: Ruk ja chana aandra cheerin.

سوڙ آهر پير ڊگهيرجن (One should live according to his means)

• Transliteration: Sawar aahar pair digherjan

ننڍڙو ٻار مڇ جو وار (A young twig is easier twisted than an old tree)

• Transliteration: Nandhro baar mucha jo war.

سچ جي ٻيڙي لڏي پر ڪڏهن نہ ٻڏي (Truth may linguish but never perish°

• Transliteration: Sach ji beri ludey par kadahin na budey.

نوڙي مان نانگ نہ ڪجي (one should not exaggerate)

• Transliteration: Nori maan naang na kajey

جيڪو ڏاڍو، سو گابو (The one who is powerful is the winner)

• Transliteration: Jeko daadho so gaabo

صاحب جي من ۾ هڪڙي, بندي جي من ۾ ٻي (Man proposes, God disposes)

• Transliteration: Sahab je man mein hikri banday je mann mein bee.

کاڌي خرار کٽيو وڃن (Treasures end when spending/ he who runs fasts will not run longer)

• Transliteration: Khaadhey kharar khutyo wanjan.

اھو سون ئي گھوريو، جيڪو ڪن ڇني (Wealth doesn't automatically bring happiness)

• Transliteration: Uho son ee ghoryo jeko kan'a chiney.

قرض وڏو مرض آهي (Debt is a curse)

• Transliteration: Qarz wado marz aahey.

انسان ڪڏهن ڀريء ۾ آهي, تہ ڪڏهن ڀاڪر ۾ (Sometimes one is in joys and sometimes in sorrows/ change of fortune is the lot of life)

• Transliteration: Insaan kadahin bhareea mein aahey ta kadahin bhaakur mein.

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