Some Assamese Proverbs
Some Assamese Proverbs
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Wben you bave caught a bird, break its wings.
Don't delay in eating rice which is ready.
128. Three people should always be intent on their work.
*icF, *f7t^, c^m itJT, Parbe, parbai, roye pan, Ei tiniye nichinte ^n. He who reads, be who teachas, be who sows pan, These three should not think of anything else. The cultivation of the pan vine requires some attention. This is one of Dak's sayings.
129. Want of wordly wisdom, Parhi sbuni karile biya, chore lai gal bhuyd diya. A man married afer acq...uiring knowledge. But he was deceived and his wife was stolen away by a thief.
130. Want of tact, Batat lag pale kamar, da gari diya amar.
They met the blacksmith on the road and said " Make a knife for us. '* i. E.^ they expected the blacksmith to be able to make a " da. " for them when he was away from his forge.
The above saying is quoted in the case of an untimely request or invitation.
SOME ASSAMESE PROVERBS.
131. One who is always in hoi water.
^t^'&l It^^^ C^A^ S?^^, ^Tf\t 5^^^ ^^1 ^^^ I Burata mahar teratd jagar, eadai nuguchhe etd lagar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wben you bave caught a bird, break its wings.
Don't delay in eating rice which is ready.
128. Three people should always be intent on their work.
*icF, *f7t^, c^m itJT, Parbe, parbai, roye pan, Ei tiniye nichinte ^n. He who reads, be who teachas, be who sows pan, These three should not think of anything else. The cultivation of the pan vine requires some attention. This is one of Dak's sayings.
129. Want of wordly wisdom, Parhi sbuni karile biya, chore lai gal bhuyd diya. A man married afer acq...uiring knowledge. But he was deceived and his wife was stolen away by a thief.
130. Want of tact, Batat lag pale kamar, da gari diya amar.
They met the blacksmith on the road and said " Make a knife for us. '* i. E.^ they expected the blacksmith to be able to make a " da. " for them when he was away from his forge.
The above saying is quoted in the case of an untimely request or invitation.
SOME ASSAMESE PROVERBS.
131. One who is always in hoi water.
^t^'&l It^^^ C^A^ S?^^, ^Tf\t 5^^^ ^^1 ^^^ I Burata mahar teratd jagar, eadai nuguchhe etd lagar.
What to read after Some Assamese Proverbs?
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