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Udmurt proverbs and sayings

There are never two summers in a year.
Sprinkle salt into a tub of honey.
Shout as much as you want in the field.
If you sweat at work, you will become famous among people.
Come out dry from water.
You cannot blind the eyes of the people.
He says it's like oil is pouring out of his mouth.
The head needs the mind, the mind needs the head.
A child's mind is like a cloud in the wind.
A good deed speaks for itself.
You can't turn an arc into a shaft.
If there was no intelligence in youth, it will not be added to old age.
If you yourself are good, and people are good.
It's easy to get married, but it's hard for a husband to sew a shirt.
Health is wealth.
And a barrel without water dries up.
Both stone and earth crack, but man endures everything.
And a little business is better than idleness.
You can't squeeze oil out of a tit's shin.
If there is no business, scratch the back of your head.
He who is idle is without bread.
Small spool but precious.
Oil, they say, also softens.
Do not open your mouth to another loaf.
People work - and you work, people walk - and you walk.
You can't defeat people's power.
You don't know where trouble will come from.
Deception and cowardice lie in one pocket.
You can't tie a knot with one hand.
Your hands will not be taken away from work.
You can't hide from the light.
You cannot escape fate.
According to the year and very juicy.
If you live, everything will work out.
Late raspberries can be sour.
After the bazaar there is no bazaar.
Truth triumphs over falsehood.
Trouble has come, open the gates, one misfortune comes, another leads.
Work is more valuable than gold.
Work and work are different.
The hardest work is idleness.
A pig will always find dirt.
Strength is tempered in work.
The dry spoon hurts my mouth.
Even a neighbor's chicken looks like a goose; in someone else's hands the piece is always thicker.
A smart person will warm up by the fire, but a stupid person will get burned.
Even though he’s bad, he’s nice to himself.
What goes around, comes around.
You can't live long with someone else's mind.

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