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Proverbs and sayings of the peoples of the world

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Russian proverbs and sayings

  • Where is the cabbage soup, look for us.
  • And it happened - and the goat ate the wolf.
  • And just as the prince is thin, so is he in the mud.
  • When will there be leisure? - And when we are not there.
  • Who has ever heard of a bear flying?
  • And if he’s not drunk, he’s intoxicated.
  • And already Vavila was hidden in the grave.
  • Abrosim doesn’t ask, but if they give it, he won’t give up.
  • Father Augustus amuses the peasant with his care and work.
  • Aviron is not afraid of crows, but jackdaws have sticks.
  • The devil gave Aviron defense - an owl and a raven.
  • Perhaps it’s like a hare: it falls into a snare.
  • Maybe we'll live, maybe we won't die.
  • Perhaps yes, I suppose - take it and leave it!
  • Maybe yes, I suppose - get it out of your head!
  • Perhaps yes, I suppose they are siblings, both lying down.
  • Maybe, yes, I suppose - just drop it.
  • Perhaps, yes, I suppose - such a support, come on.
  • Perhaps he doesn’t give a deposit.
  • Perhaps the sun will rise to our yard.
  • Perhaps it pushes the fisherman in the sides.
  • Maybe the curve will take you out.
  • Maybe he’s not making a rope, but he’s throwing a painful noose.
  • Perhaps he is his own brother.
  • Perhaps, perhaps, “somehow” - it won’t be good!
  • Avoska is twisting a rope, and probably throwing a noose.
  • Avoska is a good guy: he will either help you out or teach you.
  • Avoska left, and probably left.
  • Avoskal, avoskal, and even avoskal.
  • Maybe they ate the junk.
  • The lamb and the ram are one tribe.
  • Agrippina's back began to itch.
  • Hell without a bottom, forever without end.
  • Adam endowed with flesh, Eve with sin.
  • Adam's years - from the beginning of the world.
  • Will the beeches help me get rid of the torment?
  • I am not an elm, and having torn off the bast, I cannot weave bast shoes.
  • I also drink kvass, but if I see beer, I won’t pass it by.
  • Alphabet - the wisdom of the step.
  • He doesn’t know the ABCs, but he can write.
  • They teach the alphabet - they shout at the whole hut.
  • Ay-ay, the month of May! Warm, but cold.
  • Did my beer fail, what spilled under the back?
  • A diamond is cut like a diamond, a rogue is destroyed by a rogue.
  • A diamond is cut by a diamond.
  • To serve the altar - from the altar and to live.
  • Altyn Martyn - neither hem a boot nor shoe a staple.
  • Altyn disappears - and Martyn disappears.
  • Altyn himself opens the gate and clears the way.
  • Altyn of silver doesn't hurt your ribs.
  • Altyn cat pulls half a share.
  • A thief worth $100 is hanged, but a thief worth $500 is honored.
  • They fight with Altyn, without Altyn they grieve.
  • Is it going on in my yard that everyone is falling into it?
  • Is my baldness an anvil, what is everyone pushing at it?
  • Is the forest not enough for you? Are there no people in people?
  • The barn is strong, but the corners are thin.
  • Amen you can’t knead the dough: say a prayer - and put in flour!
  • Amenem won't make it worse.
  • You won't get rid of the demon with an amenem.
  • Amen is not great in writing, but it gets the job done.
  • Amen, amen - and head to the barn.
  • Amen, don't go alone.
  • Ananya and Malanya, Thomas and godfather - and they took the place.
  • The angel helps, but the demon instigates!
  • Anika the warrior sits and howls.
  • Antipas is not a linden tree, but pays with skin.
  • Antipas is not a linden tree, and having torn off the bast, one cannot cover oneself.
  • The patient's appetite is smarter than the doctor's head.
  • The appetite runs away from the sick, but goes towards the healthy.
  • April is with water, and May is with grass.
  • The pharmacy is not for two centuries: the pharmacy does not heal - it cripples.
  • The pharmacy will not add a century.
  • Indulging in pharmacies is not a waste of money.
  • Pharmacists treat, and sick people scream.
  • Arinushka Marinushka is no worse.
  • The lasso is not a cockroach: it has no teeth, but eats its body.
  • Arsenya wait until Sunday.
  • Artamons eat lemons, and we are great - we eat cucumbers.
  • The artel fights, but one grieves.
  • The artel pot is boiling thicker.
  • Artel is good and a foe to beat.
  • An arshin for a caftan, and two for patches.
  • Arshin won't lie.
  • The artel is strong with the ataman.
  • Oh, oh, it won't come back to haunt you.
  • Oh you, Vavila! Don't pick up a pitchfork without washing your face.
  • Oh, oh, but there’s nothing to help with.
  • Oh, and wave your hands.
  • Oh, what melancholy! I wouldn’t let go of a piece of food, I would eat everything and sing songs.
  • Ah, judge, judge: four skirts, eight pockets.
  • My uncle would gasp, looking at himself.
  • Oohs and ohs will not give help!
  • Baba is not a pickle: she got up and went.
  • Baba was angry at the bargaining, but the bargaining didn’t even know it.
  • Baba can outwit the devil.
  • The woman was angry at the bazaar for three years, but the bazaar didn’t even notice: she was going to was going to.
  • Baba told fortunes in two: either she would die or she would be alive.
  • Baba is dancing and grandfather is crying.
  • A woman spins - she doesn’t wear two shirts, but a man doesn’t spin - but he doesn’t walk naked.
  • The woman is drunk - she's all a stranger.
  • The woman is drunk, but she remembers her trial.
  • A woman with a cart is easier for a mare.
  • Baba helps trouble with her tears.
  • For women, a holiday is worse than execution.
  • For a woman - red, for a man - a plow.
  • The woman's age is forty years, and at forty-five the woman's berry begins again.
  • A woman’s mind is a woman’s yoke: it’s crooked, it’s notched, and it’s on both ends.
  • A woman's mind is better than any thoughts.
  • The grandmother said in two: either a son or a daughter.
  • Grandma with porridge, and grandfather with a spoon.
  • More like a woman, less like a girl.
  • Grandmother Varvara was angry with the world for three years, and then she died because the world did not recognize her.
  • Grandmother was wondering, but she said in two: either it will rain, or it will snow, or it will be, or No.
  • Grandma's only grandfather is not his grandson.
  • The more you subdue the woman's tears, the worse they become.
  • Grandma's work is not visible.
  • You can't beat a woman's lies even on a pig.
  • Women in the hut - flies out.
  • The women are repenting, and the girls are getting married.
  • The market sets the price.
  • The bazaar loves cleanliness.
  • Balls and feasts will bring half a million.
  • Banya is a second mother.
  • The bathhouse is healthy, the conversation is fun.
  • We mow the barks, but ask for bread for ourselves.
  • A ram is a ram, but the horns are for nothing.
  • The ram of the sheep is standing.
  • The ram is in the yards, and the sheep are in the farmsteads.
  • A ram's match is a sheep.
  • Cutie has the lambs, and Foma has two bags.
  • Bara fight - at lackeys forelocks crack.
  • Master for master, man for man.
  • Master's mercy is like jelly satiety.
  • The master's request is a strict order.
  • Master's disease - men's health.
  • Don't boast about your lordly affection.
  • It’s all velvet, but there’s a pity.
  • Barchuks, popovichs, and blue horses are rarely successful.
  • A profit with a loss rides in the same sleigh.
  • The young lady doesn’t believe himself without god.
  • You can't fill a bin with fables.
  • You won't get enough of fables.
  • The old man is at the feast, the mother is at the feast, and I, the mischievous one, what a housekeeper!
  • Father Peter wiped our sides.
  • To endure is to have a heart of stone.
  • The fugitive has one road, but the driver has a hundred.
  • The trouble is the neighbor's stupidity.
  • Trouble shuts up trouble with trouble.
  • Trouble is trouble, and food is food.
  • Trouble brings trouble.
  • Trouble will give birth to trouble.
  • Trouble will torture you, trouble will also teach you.
  • Trouble and torment are the same science.
  • Trouble will give birth to money.
  • Trouble even leaves a rich man poor.
  • Trouble is looking for people.
  • Trouble comes with trouble, misfortune drives you.
  • The trouble is no big deal: you start blowing, but the tears come.
  • Trouble doesn’t walk through the forest, but through people.
  • Misfortune never comes alone.
  • Trouble does not frighten you, but it shows you the way.
  • Trouble struck - I didn't have enough intelligence.
  • Trouble will come - the mind will go beyond the mind.
  • Trouble brings seven troubles.
  • The trouble is that water will accidentally come into the yard.
  • It’s a disaster if the horse is ill on the road.
  • It’s not a problem, as long as it doesn’t happen again.
  • Poor, but honest.
  • For a poor man to marry, the night is short.
  • The poor son-in-law and father-in-law are not happy.
  • The poor man gets a piece for a whole slice.
  • For the poor to get dressed, he just needs to gird himself.
  • Death is not scary for the poor.
  • Poverty humbles even the wise.
  • Poverty steals, but need lies.
  • Poverty is not a vice, but a misfortune.
  • Poverty teaches, but spoils happiness.
  • The poor will sigh, the rich will laugh.
  • The poor man knows both friend and foe.
  • The poor man knows both friend and foe.
  • He is poor and asks his neighbor for time off for the holiday.
  • The poor man is ruined, and the rich man rejoices.
  • He caused trouble: he drove the pike off its eggs.
  • I ran from a wolf and ran into a bear.
  • He ran from the smoke and fell into the fire.
  • Run and tuck your tail, and while standing you raise your sword.
  • You will not get to know your friend without trouble.
  • It’s not Maslenitsa without a pancake, and it’s not a birthday party without a cake.
  • It’s not Maslenitsa without pancakes, and it’s not a holiday without pie.
  • You can live without your brother, but you can’t live without your neighbor.
  • To live without anything is only to smoke the sky.
  • He sits idle and stares into an empty corner.
  • Without money - skinny everywhere.
  • Without money, going to the city is your own enemy.
  • Without money, the devil himself is a slacker.
  • Without money, sleep is stronger.
  • Trading without money is like eating without salt.
  • Without children the grief is twice as bad, but with children it’s twice as bad.
  • Without a millstone on the neck, the bottom cannot be reached.
  • Without a fence and without a lock you cannot escape from a thief.
  • You can't grow turnips without care.
  • Bread cannot be kneaded without leaven.
  • Without a lead the song cannot be sung.
  • Without a name, a child is an imp.
  • Without a treasury, the volost is not worth it.
  • Without cabbage, bellies are empty.
  • Without cabbage, cabbage soup is not thick.
  • Without pincers, a blacksmith is like without hands.
  • You can't split a block without a wedge.
  • You can't make a caftan without wedges.
  • Without a horse - someone else's worker.
  • Without a penny, the ruble is chipped.
  • Without a penny there is no ruble.
  • Without roots, wormwood does not grow.
  • You can't eat a fish without bones.
  • You can't cut hay without a scythe.
  • Without a cat, mice have freedom.
  • You can't fly without wings.
  • Even a good eater will become a good eater without a spoon.
  • Without a womb, the children will also be lost.
  • Without a queen, bees are lost babies.
  • Without a queen, the swarm does not survive.
  • Without mother, the dear one and the flowers do not bloom.
  • Without a boundary, it is not a patrimony.
  • You can't weave a bast without measure.
  • Without a husband - like without a head, without a wife - like without a mind.
  • Without flour there is no science.
  • Without our matchmaker, even the girl will not get married.
  • You can’t sew a fur coat without a thread and a needle.
  • Without a nail you can't kill a louse.
  • You can't trim a feather without a knife.
  • You can't cut bread without a knife.
  • Without a knife, he stabbed me to death.
  • You can't cut a dress without scissors.
  • Without lunch there is no good conversation.
  • You can't live a century without resentment.
  • Without posture, a horse is a cow.
  • Without hunting, it’s easy to work.
  • Without memory the mind is dull.
  • Without a shepherd and a sheep there is no flock.
  • Without the tie, the broom fell apart.
  • Without songs the mouth is too small.
  • Without a cake, the birthday boy is seated under the table.
  • Without arson, wood does not burn.
  • Without support, the large wall falls.
  • No parish without a priest.
  • You can't live without a proverb.
  • Without truth you cannot survive a century.
  • To live without truth is to flee from the world.
  • Without hello there is no answer.
  • Without embellishment, the word is not Basque.
  • No work and the stove is cold.
  • Without dew, grass will not grow.
  • Without a handle, a mug is a glass.
  • Without a warehouse in warehouses, without any sense in the hustle and bustle.
  • Without courage, strength falls into the hands of pitchforks.
  • Without any gear, just catch fleas.
  • You can't catch a hare without a dog.
  • Without salt - a crooked lunch.
  • Without salt it is not tasty, and without bread it is not satisfying.
  • Without salt the table is crooked.
  • Without salt, bread is not food.
  • Without salt, without bread - half a meal.
  • Without salt, without bread, conversation is bad.
  • You can’t live without the sun, you can’t live without your sweetheart.
  • Without a plow and a harrow, the king will not find bread.
  • There is no conversation without a controversial word.
  • You can't live without your old ones.
  • A fence doesn't even stand without posts.
  • Without happiness, don’t even go to the forest to pick mushrooms.
  • Without patience there is no skill.
  • Without patience there is no learning.
  • Without an ax you are not a carpenter, without a needle you are not a tailor.
  • Without an ax you are not a carpenter, without a shovel you are not a gardener.
  • You can't even pull a fish out of a pond without difficulty.
  • You can't get things done without work.
  • Nothing comes without work.
  • You can't get honor without hard work.
  • Without dinner, the pillow is spinning in our heads.
  • You can't hold a horse without a bridle.
  • A crazy head is a cauldron.
  • A crazy head is a basket.
  • A crazy head is a disaster for your legs.
  • Living without your mind is heaven.
  • It's crazy to trade - you only lose money.
  • A man has no mind.
  • Without skill, strength has nothing to do with it.
  • Without a mustache, a beard, a crazy head.
  • Without a tail, a birdie is not red.
  • Without bread and without porridge, our labors are worthless.
  • Without bread and rushnik in honor.
  • It’s bad to live without bread and near water.
  • Without a piece of bread there is sadness everywhere.
  • They can't have lunch without bread.
  • Without an owner there is a yard, and without a mistress the hut cries.
  • Without the owner, money is shards.
  • Without the owner the house of the orphan.
  • Without an owner, the earth is an orphan.
  • Without a king, the land is a widow.
  • Without four corners, a hut cannot be cut.
  • You can't say much while standing without a hat.
  • There is no fight without noise.
  • Without a tongue and the bell is mute.
  • You can't fill a bottomless barrel with water.
  • You can't fill a bottomless barrel, you can't feed a greedy belly.
  • The bell is soulless, but proclaims the glory of the Lord.
  • The mouse that knows only one loophole is carefree.
  • A pestle is not a substitute for a steelyard.
  • A brainless head is much easier.
  • A legless person will not dance.
  • An unusual person cannot live with people.
  • The cow is hornless and butts with a pine cone.
  • Hit the bush, God will reveal the culprit.
  • Hit the sieve, if the sieve doesn't fit.
  • Beat the fool, don't spare your fist.
  • Hit smaller ones - collect hunters.
  • Hit with a hammer - you won't live by hunger.
  • Beat your own - strangers will be afraid.
  • Beat your own so that strangers are afraid.
  • Hit an owl against a pine tree, or a pine tree against an owl - it will hurt the owl, not the pine tree.
  • Hit a magpie and a crow and you will reach the white swan.
  • Beat the one who cries, judge the one who listens.
  • Beat: not our herd of cattle.
  • Fight, don’t fight: without fate there will be no death.
  • He is white-faced and thin as a father.
  • The snow is white, but they trample underfoot, the poppy is black, but people eat.
  • The snow is white, but a dog runs through it; the earth is black, but it produces bread.
  • The birch is white, but the tar is black.
  • White is the sheep, gray is the sheep, but all is one sheep spirit.
  • White, rosy-cheeked, and stubborn in character.
  • To catch a squirrel - to beat off the legs.
  • A squirrel is a dog, and a hazel grouse is lucky.
  • They will peck the white crow and their own.
  • They're spoonfuls of thorns, they don't see a crumb.
  • White hands love other people's works.
  • The white hare is white, but its price is fifteen kopecks.
  • The white swan is not a friend to the gray goose.
  • The white light did not converge like a wedge.
  • White light is not an outskirts, and empty speech is not a proverb.
  • The white light is not angled.
  • Take care of the eyebrow - the eye will be whole.
  • Save your money for a rainy day.
  • Take care of your nose in the extreme cold.
  • Take care of your clothes again, and your mind from a young age.
  • Take care of your dress again, and take care of your honor and health from a young age.
  • Keep your bread in the corner and your money in your bundle.
  • Save bread for food, and money for trouble.
  • Save your fur coat for the cold, and save your money for the times when you need it.
  • Beware of troubles while they are not here, but you won’t be able to get away with them.
  • Beware of the goat in front, the horse behind, and the dashing man on all sides.
  • Beware of troubles while they're gone.
  • Carefully preserved dishes last for two centuries.
  • God saves man, who save himself.
  • The beast does not beat a thrifty horse in the field.
  • Thrift is better than wealth.
  • A thrifty man does not run away from the yard.
  • The birch tree is not a threat: where it stands, it makes noise.
  • Work with your mind, not your back.
  • I always carry it with me so as not to groan when walking.
  • Take it together - it won't be too heavy.
  • Take your time, don’t rush, don’t cook in the cabbage soup.
  • They are envious of other people's belongings.
  • The demon came, brought Satan, gave birth to little devils, calls the devil to be his godfather.
  • Conversation whiles away the journey, and song - the work.
  • Endless and in Constantinople on foot.
  • Shepherdless cattle are the most mischievous.
  • A carefree dream is sweet.
  • The careless one drinks water, and the caring one drinks honey.
  • Free cheese happens only in a mousetrap.
  • A dowryless person is an irresponsible person.
  • A dissolute son has no use for wealth.
  • Unscrupulous eyes are no strangers to the bazaar: they blink away.
  • You can't drive a shameless guest out of a hut with beer.
  • Even if you spit in the eyes of a shameless person, it’s all God’s dew.
  • Dishonor is worse than death.
  • The dog is mad and bites its owner.
  • Seven miles is no detour for a mad dog.
  • A mad dog's tail is cut off from the ears.
  • For the mad man, give him a knife.
  • To a mad husband and the sea for a puddle.
  • If you fight with a goat, you won't get any milk.
  • The grandfather beat the toad, threatening the woman.
  • He beat and beat and barely escaped.
  • They beat Foma for Eremin's misfortune.
  • They beat Foma about his godfather, and Troshka about the cat.
  • He fought and pounded, but didn’t get anywhere.
  • A beat is good, not a beat is better than that.
  • Broken dishes live for two centuries.
  • What is broken, spilled and lived through cannot be returned.
  • Just show the broken horse the vine.
  • Show the whip to the beaten dog.
  • Beat your thumbs, scratch your ears.
  • Hitting a fool is a pity for the fist.
  • Hitting the horns is just an insult to the hands.
  • To beat like that, to beat, and not to beat, there’s no point in getting your hands dirty.
  • To beat, to finish off, and not to finish, and not to fix.
  • There is someone to beat and scold, there is no one to feed.
  • To fight, to fight - it’s not enough to gain the mind.
  • The beaten dog became smart.
  • The road to Hell is paved with good intentions!
  • A blessed ram is better than an unblessed bull.
  • Bless, but don’t break your head.
  • The father blessed the children until they entered other people's cages.
  • Closer to the master - closer to the whips.
  • To offend your neighbor means to be in trouble yourself.
  • A close neighbor is better than distant relatives.
  • Near account - distant friendship.
  • The near one - with a vow, and the distant one - with two.
  • A nearby penny is more valuable than a distant ruble.
  • Close relatives: I dried my dress in the sun alone.
  • A nearby dog ​​is more likely to bite.
  • The nearest straw is better than the distant straw.
  • The fox does not hunt near the hole.
  • Close relatives: they dried the onuchi in the same sun.
  • The church is close, but far from God.
  • Close, but slimy, far, but easy.
  • The elbow is close, but you won’t bite.
  • Myopic - through bread and pie.
  • A pancake is not a wedge, it won’t split your belly.
  • It pops into your mouth like a buttery pancake.
  • Pancakes are not bad for your belly.
  • Pancakes and pancakes - the matchmakers got wrapped up.
  • A flea doesn't eat a flea.
  • The flea moves the deck too.
  • The flea bites, but doesn’t know why.
  • Lustful as a cat, cowardly as a hare.
  • Lustful mother-in-law and daughter in law do not believe.
  • Wealth does not help the prodigal son.
  • The prodigal son is an early grave for his father.
  • Have bread for lunch, and a word for the answer.
  • Eat bread for food, and a penny for trouble.
  • The beaver is praised, but the whole is scorched.
  • Beans are not mushrooms; if you don’t sow them, they won’t sprout.
  • God knows who dines what.
  • God knows what we have.
  • God sees, but he won’t tell us.
  • God sees who will offend whom.
  • God will soak you, God will dry you.
  • God is high and the king is far away.
  • God gives and the fool takes.
  • God gave two ears and one tongue.
  • God gave the way, but the devil threw a hook.
  • God gave, God took.
  • God will give you money, and the devil will give you a hole, and God's money will go into the devil's hole.
  • God will give you a mouthful, and He will give you a piece.
  • God will give advice, and so will the meat eater during Lent.
  • God waits a long time, but it hurts.
  • God didn’t even level the forests.
  • God will bind the horns, so you will wear them.
  • God loves trinity.
  • God is not poor by mercy.
  • God will punish, no one will indicate.
  • God nourished - no one saw, and even though they saw, they did not offend.
  • God is not without mercy, and the Cossack is not without his share: sometimes bad, sometimes good - everything will be.
  • God is not without mercy, the Cossack is not without happiness.
  • God will not betray - the pig will not eat.
  • God is not a sucker.
  • God is not Nikita, he will break the lyts.
  • God did not save - what along, what across.
  • God is not Timoshka, he sees a little.
  • God alone has seen, but people know.
  • God is one, but worshipers are not the same.
  • God will take it, God will give it.
  • God sees the truth, but he will not say it soon.
  • God strips the last from the poor and clothes the rich.
  • God is with mercy, and grandma is with her hands.
  • God created two evils: the orderly and the goat.
  • God created the priest, and the devil created the buffoon.
  • God endured and commanded us too.
  • God made him ugly, why didn’t he drown the priest?
  • God Rogue marks.
  • He prays to God: he hits the floor with the back of his head.
  • If you anger God, he will not give you death.
  • Ermoshka is rich: he has a goat and a cat.
  • Ermoshka is rich: he has a cat and a cat.
  • The miller is rich in noise.
  • A rich man is smart, a good horse is fed.
  • The rich man sits at a feast, but the poor man wanders in the world.
  • The rich create as he wants, but the poor do as he can.
  • Rich but crooked, poor but straight.
  • Rich, but not a brother to God.
  • Rich as a church mouse.
  • Even if anyone is rich, everyone respects a fool.
  • You can't tell a rich man from a thief.
  • They see off the rich so that they don’t fall, and the poor so that they don’t steal.
  • The rich do not match the poor.
  • The rich have calves, and the poor have boys.
  • It’s hard to be rich, but it’s no wonder to be well-fed.
  • A rich man's soul is worth less than a penny.
  • The rich are happy even in hell.
  • The devil shakes a child for a rich man.
  • For a rich man to go to court is a waste of time, for a poor man his head is off.
  • The rich do not feel sorry for the ship, but the poor do not feel sorry for the wallet.
  • The rich man cannot sleep: the rich man is afraid of the thief.
  • It's a dirty trick for the rich, but joy for the poor.
  • Heaven for the rich and hell for the poor.
  • The rich eat sweets, but sleep poorly.
  • Wealth is water: it came and went.
  • Wealth is dirt, intelligence is gold.
  • Wealth with money, wealth with fun.
  • The mind gives birth to wealth, but need knits the cheeks.
  • Wealth will not save a person from death.
  • You won't go to heaven with wealth.
  • If you take a rich one, you will reproach her. If you take a smart one, you won’t be able to say a word. Noble take it - he won’t be able to get to work.
  • We won't be rich, but we'll be well-fed.
  • The rich, then hello, and the poor, so farewell.
  • The rich got up before us and snapped up everything.
  • The rich come from money, and the needy come from invention.
  • The rich are not the poor's brother.
  • The rich do not believe the poor.
  • The rich man wonders how the poor live.
  • The rich feast on weekdays, but the poor grieve on holidays.
  • The rich man doesn’t bother, but he’s bored.
  • The rich do what they want, and the poor do what they can.
  • The rich do not swallow gold, the poor do not gnaw stones.
  • The rich wear what they want. and the poor one - what can he do?
  • The rich man feels sorry for the ship, the poor man feels sorry for his crutch.
  • God is God, but don’t be bad yourself.
  • Pray to God, and don’t go wrong in business.
  • Pray to God, but hold on to the good of mind.
  • Pray to God and row to the shore.
  • Pray to God, and don’t make a mistake yourself.
  • God is pleased, and the king is pleased.
  • A nickel to God and a quarter to the tavern.
  • Glory to God, but my ass is a piece of lard.
  • The lively polled cow lives.
  • God does not give a horn to a lively cow.
  • Get the lively cow out of the field and out of the herd.
  • You won't be right by God.
  • My God, my God, let's eat, sleep, and do the same thing again.
  • God's gift, but I got into bad heat.
  • God's is strong, but the devil's is molded.
  • You will not be satisfied with God's name.
  • Preach God's works, but keep the king's secret.
  • He's afraid like the devil of incense.
  • The battle is beautiful with courage, and the comrade - with friendship.
  • He loves courage and fight.
  • The lively one will gallop, and the quiet one will strike the other one.
  • The lively one jumps, and the meek one cries.
  • Briskly he rushed forward and landed on his hoof.
  • You can’t catch a lively woman even in a mortar and pestle.
  • Fear God: death is at your doorstep.
  • Fear the thief and the praying mantis.
  • Fear the highest, do not say too much.
  • Be afraid of the cow in front and the horse in the back.
  • Be afraid, don’t be afraid, but fate cannot be avoided.
  • Fear your rich father-in-law like the horned devil.
  • Fear Danians bringing gifts!
  • The disease enters in pounds, and comes out in spools.
  • The illness and grief will soon disappear.
  • The disease doesn't make a pig look good either.
  • The disease does not ask us.
  • Illness comes from weakness, and weakness comes from illness.
  • If you are sick, get treatment, but when you are healthy, take care.
  • Sick - he gets sick through force.
  • My side has been hurting for nine years now, I don’t know where it is.
  • Headache - cut off tail.
  • There is no swamp without a devil.
  • He muddied the swamp, but didn’t catch any fish.
  • Chatting - not carrying bags.
  • Silence is a burden to a talkative person.
  • The chatter is red and colorful, but empty.
  • Chatterbox - a find for the spy!
  • The chatterbox is talkative, but not pure in his hands.
  • The talker can be seen by the word, and the fisherman by catch.
  • Pain without a tongue, but it affects.
  • Pain is looking for a doctor.
  • A sick wife is not nice to her husband.
  • He was badly wounded and his head was not found.
  • It hurts when you ring sacredly: you can hardly hear it in the sky.
  • The sick man runs away from the grave, and the healthy man hurries to the grave.
  • Don't trust a sick person about food.
  • Everything is bitter for the patient.
  • Even a golden bed will not help a sick person.
  • A sick person doesn’t even taste honey, but a healthy person eats stone.
  • A sick heart feels bitter without pepper.
  • The wounds on your shoulders hurt.
  • A big pile won't bother you.
  • Big profit, big and living.
  • Big family: they basked in the same sun.
  • The big fish swallows the small fish whole.
  • Too much food is bad for your belly.
  • A large hat keeps your feet warm.
  • You can't eat any more belly.
  • Believe in deeds rather than words.
  • More money, more hassle.
  • They fight more, so they live more peacefully.
  • More friends means more enemies.
  • Know more, buy less.
  • Know more, sleep less.
  • The more you cry, the less you jump.
  • More sweat - less blood.
  • More honor - more trouble.
  • Foma has a great mind, but his sum is great.
  • Big seen in the distance.
  • Big vyakonye leads to vyakonya.
  • Great honor goes to a big head.
  • A big sin goes into a big bottle, small sins into small bottles.
  • You won't get into heaven with a lot of charity.
  • A big nose is not a reproach: if you fall, there is support.
  • Big nose: the devil bore seven - he lost to one.
  • Big secret - the whole world knows.
  • To a large ship - a long voyage.
  • A big piece makes your mouth happy.
  • A big mind and a small head are not cramped.
  • The pain is small, but the disease is great.
  • The forest was burned, and the nightingale is crying for her nest.
  • The beard is big, but he has no brains.
  • The beard grew, but it couldn’t stand it.
  • A beard is not a hindrance.
  • The beard is long, but it’s not smart.
  • The beard is not in honor, but the cat has a mustache too.
  • The beard is not in honor, even the goat has one.
  • The beard is knee-deep, and there is no firewood.
  • A beard is as big as a cart, but there is no brain like a cap.
  • The beard is like a broom, and the belly is bare.
  • A beard is no substitute for intelligence.
  • The beard is as big as a gate, but the mind is as big as a gate.
  • Minin's beard, but his conscience is clay.
  • Minin's beard, but a mind made of clay.
  • You won't go out in public with a beard.
  • He grew a beard and lost his mind.
  • Fight loves boasting.
  • The barefoot will not wear out its bast shoes.
  • The barrel is strong with hoops.
  • A barrel of honey and a drop of ointment.
  • The timid is up to the ear, the brave is knee-deep.
  • The boyar is happy with the jester, but does not walk in line with him.
  • To be afraid of a wolf is to run from a squirrel.
  • We should not be afraid of the dead, but of the living.
  • To be afraid of a bullet means to become a soldier.
  • To be afraid of death is not to live in the world.
  • He took his wife for a day, and cried for a year.
  • Swear, but don’t give free rein to your hands.
  • Scold, scold, and look at yourself.
  • Scold, but hold on to your dear one.
  • There is someone to scold, but no one to complain to.
  • Scold, scold, but take care of your word in peace.
  • Swearing in the side does not hurt.
  • The fight won't go away.
  • The curse does not hang on the collar, and the fist in the side does not sour.
  • Swearing is not smoke - it does not eat your eyes.
  • He doesn't like the truth.
  • There is no right to swear.
  • Brother won't betray brother.
  • Brother is brother, matchmaker is matchmaker, but money is not relatives.
  • Brother gives brother's head as payment.
  • Brother and brother go bear hunting.
  • Brother is not a decree for sister in cooking.
  • A brother is a brother, but not a brother - so give me my cross and bast shoes.
  • Brother, brother, don’t take money.
  • My brother, but he has his own mind.
  • My brother is a matchmaker, and we are also related.
  • Katerina wanders to her feather bed.
  • Tatyana is wandering around, drunk.
  • To lie is not to swing an ax, he lied and rested.
  • To bullshit is not to swing a flail.
  • There are many lies, but there is only one truth.
  • Breshet - amuses himself.
  • The razor is sharp, but the sword is no sister.
  • The razor scrapes, but the word cuts.
  • Shaved or cropped, but everything is naked.
  • Shaved haircut nakeder.
  • Sable eyebrows, falcon eyes, the eagle itself.
  • Stop the dirty work - let's go clean the pipes.
  • Throw the roll into the forest, go and find it.
  • Throw the dog a piece, it won't bark.
  • Throw the bread back and you will find yourself in front.
  • A piece of meat is thrown to the dog: take care of it, at least for a day, at least for a year.
  • He grumbles like a father-in-law at his daughter-in-law.
  • He grumbles like a skinny fly in autumn.
  • Belly is a villain: he doesn’t remember the old good.
  • The belly is like an unrighteous judge: and silently asks.
  • My belly hurts, I look like I'm on edge.
  • My belly hurt and I wanted something else.
  • The belly is not a mirror, even if you fill it with hay, it won’t be visible.
  • The belly is not a bag, you can’t eat in reserve.
  • The belly does not remember old friendship.
  • The belly is full, but the eyes are hungry.
  • You can't make a living with your belly.
  • You can't take good out of the world with your belly.
  • There is a belly, but there is nothing to eat.
  • Belly, give away, good bite, don’t stay.
  • It will be a blow to the wolf.
  • There will be a time when people will worship us too.
  • There will be day - there will be night.
  • There will be day - there will be food.
  • It will be good, but it will be a long wait.
  • There will be rain, there will be fungi, and there will be fungi, there will be a box.
  • If it rains, there will be buckets.
  • There will be rain, and there will be rye.
  • There will be leisure when they carry it out.
  • If there is winter, there will be summer.
  • Every dog ​​has his day.
  • There will be a three-bowl soup for the lazy person.
  • There will be night - there will be day.
  • It will be time for us to leave the yard.
  • There will be rye - there will be measure.
  • If there is a mouth, there will be a piece.
  • It will be from us, not our children, but the children will get it themselves.
  • There will be a trial - there will be reprisals.
  • It will be quiet - it will be dashing.
  • If there is bread, there will be lunch.
  • If there is bread, there will be mice.
  • If you hold on to each other, you won’t be afraid of anything.
  • If you are rich, you will also be stingy.
  • If you stay ahead, lead others along with you.
  • If you're alive, you'll get a fur coat, but if you're not alive, it's as if you were sewing it on.
  • You will be alive, you will be well fed.
  • You will know to the end, you will be as strong as a sheep.
  • You will love if your heart hurts.
  • If you know a lot, you will soon grow old.
  • If you dig a hole for others, you yourself will fall into it.
  • If you are sweet, they will swallow you alive; if you are bitter, you will be cursed.
  • You will be in heaven, where pots are fired.
  • You will follow my thread.
  • I skipped weekdays, and it’s inopportune to work on holidays.
  • It's like a cow licked it with its tongue.
  • It's like a blunder - and a ship.
  • I will be rich, I will be horned, I will kill whomever I want.
  • If they are hungry, they will eat cold food.
  • There will be people after us.
  • The sheep will be safe if the wolf is watching.
  • Be big and listen to the smaller ones.
  • If there is food in the dovecote, the pigeons will flock.
  • Be a friend, but don't be at a loss.
  • Be a friend, but not suddenly.
  • Be healthy like water, rich like land, fertile like a pig.
  • Even if you don’t have a tail, don’t seem like a kurguz.
  • Be beautiful, but don't be arrogant.
  • If there is only honey, there will be a lot of flies.
  • Be happy with little - you'll get more.
  • Be not red, but be healthy.
  • Be a sheep - the wolves are ready.
  • Be the first in a hundred, not the last in a thousand.
  • Be observant, don't be fussy.
  • Be straight, but don't be stubborn.
  • Even a dog, as long as it lays eggs.
  • Make yourself at home, don’t forget that you are a guest.
  • Damask steel cuts both iron and jelly.
  • Paper endures everything.
  • The paper does not turn red from shame.
  • The paper endures, the pen writes.
  • A scrap of paper will be dragged to court.
  • Bur devil, ser devil - all one devil.
  • The storm only knocks down the grove and bends the bushes to the ground.
  • The bell rings, but there is no mass.
  • It hits like a fish on ice.
  • It beats like a blind goat against a manger.
  • They hit - run, give - take.
  • They beat a wolf even in someone else's stake.
  • They beat you, and they don’t even let you cry.
  • Sometimes a good sheep comes from a dissolute father.
  • Good happens, but not everyone cares.
  • Good happens, but not for everyone, like Yakov.
  • Sometimes the guilty person is right.
  • Sometimes it happens to an old woman.
  • There is also a pig holiday in the year.
  • It happens sometimes that water flows like a mountain.
  • There is a golden bristle pig, but in fairy tales.
  • Sometimes a bear flies. Just not uphill, but downhill.
  • It happens that a girl’s husband dies, but a widow’s husband lives.
  • It happens that a louse coughs.
  • It happens that a hen sings like a rooster.
  • It happens that nothing happens.
  • Visit more often - it’s more fun without you.
  • He was a cat and caught mice too.
  • The crow used to have large mansions, but now there is no stake.
  • It used to be that the dog ate the bark, but now the pug needs cream.
  • There are also sydneys in honor.
  • Tears are rare and caustic.
  • The bull drank slop and was smooth.
  • The bull and the bear fought, but his head and tail remained.
  • There would be a bull, but there would be meat.
  • If there was a pot, it would be in the pot, but we’d find a tire.
  • It would have rained, but the snow would have gotten in the way.
  • If I had a friend, there would be leisure.
  • If only there was a friend, he would be found in an hour.
  • There would be a singer, but there would be echoes.
  • If only there was a horse, we would find the bridle.
  • If there were a bush, a crow would land, if there was a lake, the devils would start.
  • If there was a forest, there would be an ax.
  • If there were a forest, there would be a goblin.
  • There would be a catcher, but there would be a gun.
  • There would be a whirlpool, but there would be devils.
  • If there was a pie, there would be an eater.
  • There would be mowing, but frost came.
  • The matchmaker would be completely holy if his soul did not ask for profit.
  • There would be a falcon, and the crows would fly.
  • If there was intelligence, there would be a ruble; without intelligence, there would be no ruble.
  • There would be bread, and your teeth will be seated.
  • If there was bread, there would be mice.
  • There would be bread, and with bread there would be people.
  • I was in that school - you can’t fool me.
  • There was a city, but a settlement remains.
  • He was good as a two, but not good as an ace.
  • There was an oak tree, but it became a log house; time will come, and that will not be the case.
  • There was a ringing, but he doesn’t know where it is.
  • There was also honey, and the guests drank it.
  • There was a master, but he disappeared.
  • There was Ivan, but he became a fool, and it’s all his fault.
  • There was kvass, but Vlas drank it, and it will reach the one who brewed it.
  • There was kvass, so you were not there, and as soon as there was no kvass, you were blown away.
  • There was a horse, but it was ridden.
  • There was a bag of grain - it stood like a stump, and they poured it out - and it shrank.
  • He was nice, but he became hateful.
  • I was young - I knew I was hungry, but I ate too much and forgot.
  • I was tortured - don’t worry about the loss.
  • There was a ringing bell for the holiday.
  • There was Savva, there was glory.
  • It was a good idea, but the devil dragged me away.
  • I was at a friend’s place and drank water - it seemed sweeter than honey.
  • I had a husband Ivan - God forbid you too.
  • I was at my mother-in-law's and was glad to leave.
  • There was a mind, but the whole thing went into the forest.
  • Filya was strong - all his friends flocked to him, but trouble came - everyone left the yard.
  • There was this house, but now it’s upside down.
  • This beast had a lead.
  • This horse was a bit worn out.
  • There was this pepper on the tongue.
  • If there was a back, there would be a club.
  • If there was rye in the bottom of the barrel, there would be a penny in my pocket.
  • There would be a head on your shoulders, and there would be bread.
  • If there was a head, there would be a beard.
  • If there was a head, we'd get the tail too.
  • If there was a new hut, there would be crickets.
  • If there was a hut, there would be cockroaches.
  • There would be a haystack, but the crow would sit.
  • If there was a cow, we’d find a milker.
  • If there was a cow, there would be milk.
  • If it were kutya, the kuteyniks would come themselves.
  • If only I had flour and a tub, I’d go for the water myself.
  • If there was profit, he would bite.
  • There would be a bride, and there would be a matchmaker.
  • If there was a thread, we would reach the ball.
  • If there is a hunt, we will find goodwill.
  • There would be a desire to lie, but they would listen.
  • If there was a hunt, any job would work out.
  • There would be a hunt, but you can learn.
  • If there was a hunt, there would be work.
  • There would be a hunt, but the work could not be redone.
  • There would be carrion, but crows would fly.
  • If there was a pig, there would be bristles.
  • If there was a pig, there would be piglets.
  • If there was a dog, there would be a stick.
  • There would be a back, but there would be enough wood.
  • If there was a back, there would be a whip.
  • If there was a back, there would be guilt.
  • There would be oud, but there would be fish.
  • There would have been honor attached, but God would have saved me from the loss.
  • If only there was a neck, we’d find the rope.
  • There would be a neck, but there would be a collar.
  • There was guilt, but it was forgiven.
  • There was honor, but he didn’t know how to take it away.
  • It was sticky and became a basket.
  • Wasn't there - I need to see you.
  • It was not, what will be will be, but what will be will be what God wills.
  • I was down the aisle - and that was the end of it.
  • It was time, but it passed.
  • There was a time, but there was no mind, but the time passed, and the mind came.
  • Peter and Paul had the truth.
  • It was true, but in small things, it went into overweight.
  • Fedosya’s speech was in a chorus of voices.
  • It was Maslenitsa near the yard, but she didn’t go into the hut.
  • The dog had a hut - and it was occupied by wolves.
  • They were rich - there were popular print chambers: cats played and were ripped off.
  • There would be beavers, but there would be trappers.
  • If they were lying, they would find out what to lie about.
  • There would be guests, but there would be something to treat them to.
  • If there was money, there would be a lot of holes.
  • If there were goats, there would be kids.
  • If there were horses, there would be riders.
  • If there were bones, there would be meat on the bones.
  • If there were crumbs, there would be mice.
  • If there were people, there would be a headman.
  • If we were there, there would be money.
  • If there were songs, there would be dancing.
  • If there were pies, there would be friends.
  • If there were trinkets, there would be dancers.
  • If there were rubles, there would be bags.
  • If only you had the hands, it could be done.
  • There were: and the boyars howled like a wolf.
  • They were cheerful, but they hung their heads.
  • There were cherries, but they all came out.
  • There were geese, but they flew away.
  • There was money - the girls loved Senya, but when there was no money - the girls forgot Senya.
  • Our horns were also in the bargain.
  • There were horns in the auction, but now they are not.
  • If there were a trough, there would be a trough, but there would be pigs.
  • If there was a field, we’d find a bipod.
  • There would be a swamp, but there would be devils.
  • If it were in the barn, it would be in your pocket.
  • There would be wine, but we would be drunk.
  • There would be a desire, the rest will follow.
  • There would have been happiness, but bad weather prevailed.
  • There would be a trough, but there would be pigs.
  • If there was a beginning, there would be an end.
  • It would be from the head, but from the legs it would be like tearing the dogs apart.
  • There would be happiness, but there are days ahead.
  • It would be happiness, but misfortune would help.
  • If there was dough, there would be space.
  • What was in the bag is now in the pot.
  • There was time, we ate the seed too.
  • There was a time when they kissed us on the crown, and now on the mouth, and even then for Christ’s sake.
  • There was a time when we ate the seed, but now they crush it and don’t give it to us.
  • It happened, but the dog ate it.
  • It was good, but a long time ago, but it will happen again, but it will be a long wait.
  • There was also oil, but everything went out.
  • It was summer for the cow.
  • There was a craft, but it was overgrown with hops.
  • It was cut, but now it's shaved.
  • It was, but overgrown with the past.
  • It was, but it swam.
  • The former has been overgrown.
  • The story doesn't keep pace with the fairy tale.
  • The story is no reproach to the young man: the horse has four legs and he stumbles.
  • A true story is not a fairy tale: you can’t erase a word from it.
  • A fast horse will soon get tired.
  • The hare runs fast, but is cheap.
  • Cats quickly fall in love, and kittens are born blind.
  • Only cats jump quickly on roofs.
  • To be without porridge if there is no butter.
  • Being without lunch if you have no money.
  • To be rich, to be horned.
  • To be beaten and whipped, don’t cry about it.
  • There was trouble, but money on the hip.
  • It was bad weather, but the rain got in the way.
  • It was worse, but God did not order it.
  • To be a bull on a string.
  • To cast a spell when there is nothing to put in your mouth.
  • To be able to swim to the bottom if there are no oars.
  • Being at a wedding and not being drunk is a sin.
  • To be holier than the Pope.
  • It should be so if the clerk marked it.
  • You will be in heaven, where pots are fired.
  • Perhaps it was, but we weren’t there.
  • The bull drank slop and was smooth.
  • In August - cabbage, in March - sturgeon.
  • In April the earth crumbles.
  • I was in the bathhouse, but couldn’t find a broom.
  • In the bathhouse, the broom is the master, in the oven, the poker.
  • Going to a bathhouse without a broom is like going to a river without a hook.
  • Go to the bathhouse - don’t be afraid of a couple.
  • In a shopless hut you will lie down on the floor.
  • In dishonor there is no money, in waste there is no bread.
  • In wealth the belly is full, the soul is hungry.
  • It’s quiet in the swamp, but it’s hard to live there.
  • To sit in a big place means to have a lot of mind.
  • In a big heart, both far and near.
  • We live in a large corner ourselves, and rent out the stove and flooring.
  • In a large farm, small will do.
  • In the forest, not for pears, but for spruce cones.
  • Zhito grows low in furrows.
  • There is no fly in the ointment.
  • In battle, the one who dared was the one who kept up.
  • There is no hero in battle.
  • The gate to the boyar's courtyard is wide, but from the courtyard it is narrow.
  • There is straw in his belly, and his hat has a crease.
  • A great family is not without its geek.
  • In a cheerful company, even yawning is not boring.
  • In a happy hour, death is not scary.
  • More people die in wine than drown in the sea.
  • It's flattering to the eyes, but dirty to the eyes.
  • Sweet to the eyes, but hateful to the eyes.
  • You don't need a lot of sand in your eyes.
  • In the eyes - like a fox, and behind the eyes - like a wolf.
  • It’s not in your head, and you can’t put it in your hat.
  • It's sparsely sown in my head.
  • To hit the head - the mind will not get it.
  • To live in grief is to be miserable.
  • Iron melts in the forge.
  • There is a lot of space in the city: sit anywhere and move on.
  • The harness will fit uphill, but it will roll downhill on its own.
  • They drag seven people up the mountain, but they push one down the mountain.
  • They don't visit guests.
  • If you go on a visit, you should also take them to your place.
  • To be a guest is to be known as a guest.
  • A girl is good at a party, but at home she is even better.
  • Being a guest is good, but being at home is better.
  • Away that is in captivity.
  • He looks into the coffin and saves money.
  • He lies in the mud and shouts: don’t get dirty.
  • In distant lands, craft feeds.
  • At twenty there is no strength - there will be no strength, at thirty years there is no intelligence - there will be no strength, at forty years there is no wife - there won’t be.
  • Been girls longer, married shorter.
  • A chicken in a girl is a fool in a woman.
  • In the girls, it’s a shame, it’s a shame, she’s given in marriage - the income has doubled.
  • There is no relationship in money.
  • In a good conversation, everyone gains wisdom.
  • In a good life they blush, in a bad life they turn pale.
  • It is good to be in good health and to be ill.
  • In good times, the sparrow is in bad weather, if the eaves are nearby.
  • In a good head - a hundred hands.
  • To speak in good times, and in bad times to remain silent.
  • When it rains, they don’t cover the huts, and it doesn’t even drip into the bucket.
  • It is easy to borrow, but difficult to repay.
  • To give in debt is to lose friendship.
  • To give in debt is to throw you downhill, and to take in debt is to lift you up from the ground.
  • There is no money in debts, there is no bread in sheaves.
  • There is no sense in long speeches or short ones.
  • In debt like silk.
  • In debt that is in the sea: no bottom, no shores.
  • She is not a mistress in a house, she is not a guest among people.
  • In a hanged man's house they don't talk about ropes.
  • The house is so decorated that there are supports everywhere.
  • The owner of the house is greater than the bishop.
  • In Makar's house there is a cat, a mosquito and a midge.
  • On the road you can even call your enemy your own father.
  • On the road, father is friend to son.
  • To go on the road - weave five bast shoes.
  • In a fight, the rich man protects his face, the poor man protects his caftan.
  • In a fight, hair is not spared.
  • There is no winning in a fight.
  • To go into a fight is to carry your beard.
  • Even the Tsar is not free to be a fool.
  • You can't stuff yourself into a bag with holes.
  • Even a fly cannot fly into a closed mouth.
  • In the winter cold everyone is young.
  • In winter, fur coats are not worn.
  • You couldn’t hold it in your teeth, but you can’t hold it in your lips.
  • People get recognized in the game and on the road.
  • The game is not without tricks.
  • There is a fight in the hut - people are at the gate.
  • It’s light in the hut, but it’s brighter outside.
  • In July the yard is empty, but the field is thick.
  • In July, oats wear a caftan, but buckwheat doesn’t even have a shirt.
  • In June, Father, the oats only grew by half.
  • Some time ago the cat managed to jump off the stove and lost his paws.
  • Whatever nation you live in, adhere to that custom.
  • Shooting at a stone only results in losing arrows.
  • They don’t ride in a carriage to pick mushrooms.
  • He plays cards, but doesn’t know the suits or trump cards.
  • Once again, and even then it’s not about us.
  • In whom there is no good, in that there is little truth.
  • Whoever has God in him also has shame.
  • In whom there is no truth, there is little good.
  • Where there is shame, there is conscience.
  • In whom is the honor, that is the truth.
  • Stacks of hay are not hay, and debts are not money.
  • The milk in a cow will not go sour.
  • In a crooked eye and a straight crooked one.
  • In a distorting mirror and the mouth is on the side.
  • In Kudrino it’s no wonder, but from Kudrin it’s no wonder.
  • In a fist, all fingers are equal.
  • They don’t carry firewood into the forest, they don’t pour water into the well.
  • They go into the forest and take one ax between three.
  • If you don’t go to the forest, you’ll freeze on the stove.
  • In the forest - an oak ruble: in the capital - a knitting needle for a ruble.
  • There is a lot of firewood in the forest, but no bread.
  • I didn't find any firewood in the forest.
  • I live in the forest, but I’m sitting without firewood.
  • In love and war, all means are fair.
  • In people, an angel is not a wife; at home with a husband, it is Satan.
  • People are sweethearts, but houses are devils.
  • The piece will not pass into dead mouths, but a living one will somehow swallow it.
  • In a world that is in a whirlpool: no bottom, no tires.
  • Apples and uncle in Kiev.
  • Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
  • You can't grab everything in one hand.
  • Two devils cannot live in a lake.
  • There are two wills in the field: whom God will help.
  • In the field and beetle meat.
  • They don't pull you to heaven by your hair.
  • He is fat in his family, but not simple in his family.
  • It’s not hard for anyone in their homespun.
  • In a fight, happiness is a great thing.
  • In close quarters people sing songs, in open spaces wolves howl.
  • Still waters run deep.
  • What does the soul hold in?
  • In the wrong hands the piece is big.
  • In someone else's hands, a fingernail the size of an elbow.
  • Don't poke your nose into someone else's millet.
  • Don’t go into someone else’s monastery with your own rules.
  • In someone else's house, do not be noticeable, but be friendly.
  • Wagon and small trolley.
  • Blame the world: the world will destroy everything.
  • Your speeches and to God in ears.
  • You can't get your brothers to Moscow.
  • Suddenly you won't become a friend.
  • You can't kill the wind with buckets.
  • Live and learn.
  • Our life is short: it won’t take long to eat it.
  • It’s too big to match and you can’t reach it with your hand.
  • The stump is large, but the leaf is hollow, the spool is small, but expensive.
  • Great in body, but small in deed.
  • Fedora is great and stupid.
  • Lent will clamp its tail on everyone.
  • Great word I suppose. Probably not God, but a demigod.
  • There are a lot of brooms, but not a couple.
  • The slave is faithful - and the master is glad to him.
  • I serve faithfully - I don’t worry about anything.
  • I believe in that beast, the dog and the hedgehog, but I’ll wait for you.
  • You can't buy a cheerful disposition.
  • Eternal peace - until the first fight.
  • The eternal path is not a road, and a drunken person’s speech is not a conversation.
  • If you don't borrow money, you're right, even if it's a goal.
  • Sigh and groan, dry about one thing, and when you think about it, you feel sorry for everyone.
  • The sun will rise clearly - goodbye, bright month!
  • If the devil took Vanka, take his boots.
  • I took Focus both from behind and from the side.
  • Took on tug - do not say that not a dozen.
  • He also sees the crooked one who is wearing someone else’s caftan.
  • The cat sees milk, but its snout is short.
  • Sees an eye, but tooth noumet.
  • You can see the hare's ears.
  • Apparently a master at work.
  • You can see the bird in flight.
  • Apparently the Danube and Volga will not meet.
  • God will have mercy on the guilty, but the king will favor the righteous.
  • Together it's sickening, but apart it's boring.
  • In every sage there is enough simplicity.
  • I saw it in a dream, but I missed it in reality.
  • When I'm drunk, I'll whip up whatever I want, but when I wake up, I'll kick back.
  • No matter what the pig wears, its tail will turn to the goose.
  • Water is more valuable than gold.
  • Water wears away the stone.
  • To fight is not to grieve, but to grieve is not to fight.
  • To be a commander, you can’t live without honey.
  • The cart was scattered and two were scooped up.
  • The air cannot be filled with words.
  • Near the finished threshing floor, the pig is smart.
  • Let's take it and paint it, and Gerasim will come out.
  • War is war, and lunch is scheduled.
  • The ox grows to the butt.
  • The Volga is a long sail, but the Danube is wide. Apparently, the Danube and Volga will not merge.
  • The Volga is a good horse: it will carry everything.
  • The teeth feed the wolf, the legs carry the hare, and the tail protects the fox.
  • The wolf's legs feed him.
  • Afraid of wolves - do not go to the forest.
  • The hair is stupid, it grows everywhere.
  • The hair is long, but the mind is short.
  • His hair is gray, but he has no conscience.
  • Everyone is free to dig a hole on their own land.
  • The devil is free to yell in his swamp.
  • Give free rein - no good will be seen.
  • The will of God, and the judgment of kings.
  • Firstly, I don’t drink wine, and secondly, I’ve already had three glasses today.
  • A thief is forgiven, like a horse is healed.
  • Thief stole a baton from a thief.
  • To have mercy on a thief is to destroy a good one.
  • The raven will not peck out the crow.
  • The old raven will not caw in vain.
  • In borrowed plumes.
  • A crow flew overseas, and returned as a crow.
  • The crow is not an owl's defense.
  • Sunday is not for us, but for the gentlemen.
  • Voster is an axe, and a bitch with teeth.
  • Eight hryvnia is not enough to reach a ruble.
  • Here's a cookie for you, whatever you want, you can buy it.
  • Grandma will give you one, another.
  • Here's to you, Grandma, and St. George's Day!
  • Forward and forward, so the grief takes less.
  • To the doctor, heal yourself.
  • Time heals wounds.
  • Time is running out.
  • Lies like a newspaper.
  • Everything in the world is created not by our mind, but by God’s judgment.
  • Everyone sees me having fun, but no one sees me crying.
  • Everyone is well-meaning, but in need there is no desire to help.
  • All roads lead to Rome.
  • All people lie, and so do we.
  • Everything will pass, only the truth will remain.
  • Everything is possible, you can’t just climb to the sky.
  • We all walk under God.
  • Everything is there, like a damn egg.
  • Everything comes on time for those who know how to wait.
  • All devils are of the same wool.
  • Whatever is born is good.
  • He has all the prowess - it’s worth sweating behind a spoon.
  • All in good time.
  • Everything has its place and everything is in its place.
  • He fed the snake onto his neck.
  • Jumped up like a rain bubble.
  • In the old days people were smarter, but now they are more cheerful.
  • In the old days, a dog used to live with a wolf.
  • They are greeted by their clothes and escorted by their intelligence.
  • The dog barked all night for a month, but the month didn’t even know it.
  • You can't catch all the fish.
  • He goes everywhere like a copper penny: whoever gets his hands on it, it’s all his.
  • The whole family is together, and the soul is in place.
  • Every Eremey understands himself.
  • Everyone is baptized, not everyone prays.
  • There is nothing like leather.
  • Everyone in his own way, but no one in God’s way.
  • Everyone is about himself, but the Lord is about everyone.
  • Every cricket know your hearth.
  • Everyone praises his own.
  • Everyone is good for themselves.
  • Everyone is smart: some first, some later.
  • Everyone wants to take, but no one wants to give.
  • Everyone praises someone else’s side, but doesn’t do anything about it himself.
  • Every bug gets into the bugs.
  • Every magpie dies from its tongue.
  • Every pine tree makes noise in its own forest.
  • Anything can happen: it also happens that nothing happens.
  • All kinds of net have been stocked up since the summer.
  • Listen to everyone, but don’t give in to anyone.
  • Every end is good.
  • Every reptile needs a grape.
  • Everyone has their own side.
  • Apply every lie to yourself.
  • You can’t catch up with yesterday, and you can’t escape tomorrow.
  • You, brothers, grind, and we will eat.
  • Choose not a bride, but a matchmaker.
  • Take someone to fresh water.
  • I’ll give my daughter away even as an ox, as long as she’s not in the house.
  • They tore him out like Sidorov's goat.
  • Win and lose ride on the same sleigh.
  • A blind man traded a mirror for a harp from a deaf man.
  • Drink some tea and you will forget the melancholy.
  • He grew up as big as an aspen tree, but he's as big as a hair's breadth.
  • Raised high, but lowered low.
  • The sea has dried up, but nothing is better than a puddle.
  • You can trade crumbs from a figurine.
  • Howl like a wolf for your sheepish simplicity.
  • I guessed, but I guessed wrong.
  • The jackdaw is meek, but the stick is short.
  • The Jackdaws of Heat screamed.
  • The gentleman pranced and fell off his horse.
  • Wherever you take your grandmother, feed your grandson.
  • Where there is trouble, it cannot be avoided.
  • Where the demon cannot, he will send a woman there.
  • No matter where the crow flies, it still pecks dung.
  • Where money is said, conscience is silent there.
  • Where there is sin, there is laughter.
  • Where it is cheap, it is also expensive.
  • Where to live is where to pray to the gods.
  • Where to live is what you will be known for.
  • Where there is law, there is prison.
  • Where there is a zucchini, there is a man.
  • Where there is an oath, there is a crime.
  • Where the goat went, the soldier will go.
  • Where there is love, there is God.
  • Where there is love, there is attack. Once you fall in love, you become sad.
  • Where there is measure, there is faith.
  • Where it hurts, don’t touch it.
  • Where there is nakedness, there is barefoot.
  • Where the people see, God will hear.
  • Where it was born, it came in handy.
  • Where you can't jump, you can climb over.
  • Wherever he gets drunk, he will fight.
  • Where there are cucumbers, there are drunkards.
  • Where I fall, that’s where I lie.
  • Where you want to ride, that’s where they slow down.
  • Where the pine tree is mature, there it is red.
  • Where you were, be there.
  • Where there is intelligence, there is sense.
  • Where the tail begins, there is the head.
  • Wherever you want, fight there, and make peace in the tavern.
  • Where I pass as a fox, there are no chickens laying eggs for three years.
  • Smooth, soft, but tastes disgusting.
  • The eyes are like bowls, but they don’t see a crumb.
  • Eyes are afraid, and hands do.
  • The eyes are droopy, the mouth is yawning.
  • Eyes shame, and the soul rejoices.
  • She cries with her eyes, but laughs with her heart.
  • To plow deeper means to chew more bread.
  • Deep water is not muddy.
  • The bird that doesn't like its nest is stupid.
  • Stupid Avdey was stabbed in the neck.
  • A stupid person whistles, but a smart person understands.
  • The priest does not serve the deaf twice.
  • He looks at the book and sees nothing.
  • He looks at me like the devil is looking at a priest.
  • Looks like he swallowed exactly seven of them and choked on the eighth.
  • Be angry, but do not sin.
  • Talk less to others and more to yourself.
  • He speaks white, but acts black.
  • To talk idle is to write on water.
  • To tell the truth is to lose friendship.
  • When you talk about strangers, you will also hear about your own.
  • They say it at random, but you take it into your head.
  • They say that in Yelets there are beans as big as an egg.
  • They say that the chickens are being milked, but they went and didn’t find the chickens.
  • The year is in everyday life, the day is in the calendar, and the month is in the sky.
  • Trade for a year, steal two, sit in a pit for three.
  • Goal like a falcon and sharp like a razor.
  • The head is the head of everything.
  • A crazy head is like a lantern without a candle.
  • My head hurts, my butt feels better.
  • The head was not given to wear a hat, but to accumulate intelligence.
  • The head is the size of a basket, but not a crumb of brain.
  • Hunger is not an aunt, she won’t bring you a pie.
  • If the hunger goes away, you will begin to eat what God gives.
  • A hungry belly is deaf to learning.
  • A hungry wolf is stronger than a well-fed dog.
  • A nightingale's voice and a pig's snout.
  • The little voice is not a gut, but a hair.
  • He dances with his voice and sings with his feet.
  • Goal for fiction is cunning.
  • I was born naked, I will die naked.
  • Golytba, golytba, and the gateway is lattice.
  • The girl chases the young man, but she doesn’t go away.
  • The grave will correct the hunchback, and the club will correct the stubborn one.
  • Leopard change his spots.
  • A cat will not jump on the chest of a proud man.
  • Woe in rags, trouble naked.
  • Grief will not be silent.
  • It's a shame to die, but beyond the grave there will be no work.
  • The pot and cauldron will not boil over.
  • There is a lot of grief, but only one death.
  • Guests, are you tired of your hosts?
  • The guest does not visit much, but sees a lot.
  • The guest is like a boil: wherever he wants, he will sit there.
  • Prepare a sleigh in the summer, and a cart in the winter.
  • It is a sin to steal, but it cannot be avoided.
  • Sin is sin, and guilt is guilt.
  • Sin under the bench, and himself on the bench.
  • Sin is sweet, man is vile.
  • There are a lot of sins, and plenty of money.
  • Everyone needs a coffin, but no one builds one for themselves.
  • It's not worth a penny, but it looks like a ruble.
  • A swan's chest, a peacock's gait, falcon eyes, sable eyebrows.
  • The dirt didn't grease, I rubbed it and it came off.
  • The lip is not a fool, the tongue is not a spatula: it knows what is bitter and what is sweet.
  • They were walking and having fun, and when they counted, they shed tears.
  • Go for a walk, but don't go on a walk.
  • There is a goose, but there is no guest, there is a guest, but there is no goose.
  • The goose is not the goat's brother.
  • A goose is not a companion to a pig, and a horse on foot is not a traveling companion.
  • Let's be friends: then I come to you, then you take me to you.
  • Let's live together: you buy, and we'll eat.
  • God gave the treasure, but they couldn’t take it.
  • I borrowed a penny for transportation a long time ago, but have nowhere to go.
  • The cat has washed its face a long time ago, but there are no guests.
  • A long time ago, when my grandmother was known as her granddaughter.
  • A long time ago, when King Pea fought with mushrooms.
  • Having given the words, hold on, and having not given them, be strong.
  • They give the fool honor, but he doesn’t know where to sit.
  • If they give you some bread, they will also give you a businessman.
  • Dai - he doesn’t hear, but na - he heard.
  • May God give honor to the one who knows how to demolish it.
  • Let God die even today, but not us.
  • Let me light some of your tobacco, otherwise I forgot my matches at home.
  • Give a thief a mountain of gold - he won’t stop stealing, but at least bury an honest one gold, won't touch it.
  • Let the leech suck and it will fall off on its own.
  • Give from the nail, he will ask from the elbow.
  • Give it time: we will have a mustache ourselves.
  • Just let me put my foot down, and I’ll get in all by myself.
  • Dai left for China, run and catch up.
  • Give me an egg, and a peeled one at that.
  • Give me some water, otherwise I’m so hungry that I have nowhere to sleep.
  • God gave me a day, and he will give me a piece.
  • I would have given the mind, and not enough for myself.
  • A long journey, but a close friend.
  • Further into the argument - more words.
  • You won't fall further than the ground.
  • If you put it further, you will take it closer.
  • They do not look at a given horse's teeth.
  • For nothing - behind the barn.
  • If they give, take, but if they hit, run.
  • The giving hand will not ache, the taking hand will not wither.
  • Two brothers from Arbat, both hunchbacks.
  • Two fools fight, and a third one watches.
  • Two crossings are equivalent to one fire.
  • Two boots - a pair, and both are left.
  • Two boots - a pair, but both on one foot.
  • Two of a Kind.
  • Two are plowing, and seven are waving their arms.
  • Two bald men are fighting over a comb.
  • Two deaths do not happen, but one can not escape.
  • A girl's shame reaches the threshold: she crossed it and forgot about it.
  • The girl is red before marriage.
  • The girl Gagula sat down to spin and fell asleep.
  • The girl is a bride - the same age as her grandmother.
  • Trading in tar means tar stinks.
  • The grandfather lived as a pig, and the grandson lived as a pig.
  • Grandfather is gray, but there is no death on him.
  • Things are going well - the office writes.
  • It’s not a crow: it won’t croak, but it will have an impact.
  • It's an endless matter that the mare has no tail.
  • The master's case is afraid.
  • The matter is very strong.
  • Business teaches, and torments, and feeds.
  • The day is long, but the century is short.
  • The day is the same, but the year is not the same.
  • Feast day, and a week headache from a hangover.
  • Money will give birth to money, but trouble will give birth to trouble.
  • There is nowhere to put the money, there is nothing to buy a wallet with.
  • Money is not the head: it’s a matter of gain.
  • Lost money - lost nothing, lost time - lost a lot, health lost - lost everything.
  • Money is loved.
  • The village is large: four courtyards, eight streets.
  • Keep your head cold, your stomach hungry, and your feet warm.
  • Keep a penny so it doesn't roll away.
  • Keep it in mind if you have anything.
  • Stick to your old friend and your new home.
  • Hold on to the chance until it goes wrong.
  • Punish children with shame, not with a whip.
  • Children, children, where do I need you children?
  • Cheap fish means cheap fish soup.
  • The child does not cry - the mother does not understand.
  • A child falls - God lays down a feather bed, an old man falls - the devil sets up a harrow.
  • For a mad dog, seven miles is not a detour.
  • For a friend, I'll eat the last piece.
  • For a mother, a child up to a hundred years old is a child.
  • For the dear friend and earring from the ear.
  • People get married for cabbage soup, but for meat they get married.
  • God is high, far from the king.
  • They forgive up to two times and beat them a third time.
  • For the time being - at the hole, and for the time being - in the hole.
  • Before the wedding he will heal.
  • Argue until you cry, but don’t bet.
  • Learn until you die, improve until you die.
  • Until the age of thirty, a wife warms you, after thirty, a glass of wine, and after that, you don’t even have a stove. warms.
  • A kind wife and fatty cabbage soup - don’t look for any other good.
  • Good fame flies, but bad fame flies.
  • Good fame sleeps behind the stove, but bad fame runs around the world.
  • Good must be with fists.
  • Welcome, and grab your hat.
  • Good things are remembered for a long time, but bad things are remembered twice as long.
  • Good then will be good when people praise.
  • Okay, let’s put the bucket together: the hoops are under the bench, and the boards are in the oven, so it won’t leak.
  • Expecting good things means growing old; living with bad things means you won’t get any younger.
  • Kind silence is not the answer?
  • Everything is good for the good pig.
  • God helps the good.
  • Kindness without reason is empty.
  • A good tailor sews with plenty.
  • Don't feed a good deed.
  • Trust but verify.
  • The news will reach the deaf.
  • Debt good turn deserves another.
  • Long thoughts are unnecessary sorrow.
  • Debts are remembered not by those who take them, but by those who give them.
  • Long farewells mean extra tears.
  • Long fees for a short life.
  • It's a long wait for the devil to die: he hasn't even had a headache yet.
  • If he doesn’t speak for a long time, his mind accumulates, but if he says it, there’s nothing to listen to.
  • They sat for a long time, but did not sit through anything.
  • To sleep for a long time means to get up with a duty.
  • The house will find something to do.
  • At home, eat what you want, and at a party, what you are told to do.
  • At home you are a gentleman, but in people you are a fool.
  • He sits at home, doesn’t look at anyone.
  • At home, as I want, and in people, as they are told.
  • Home thoughts are not suitable for travel.
  • They realized that they were left without bread.
  • Bread is expensive when there is no money.
  • The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
  • A spoon is on its way to dinner, and then at least for a bench.
  • Road spoon for dinner.
  • An expensive egg on Christ's day.
  • Hitherto Makar had been digging ridges, but now Makar has become a governor.
  • There will be leisure when we are not there.
  • Daughter's children are sweeter than their own.
  • A daughter is someone else's treasure.
  • Friend is known in trouble.
  • Dear friend, but I don’t know what his name is.
  • Friendship is friendship, and service is a service.
  • Friendship is friendship, and tobacco is apart.
  • Being together is not burdensome, but apart at least throw it away.
  • There are many friends, but no friend.
  • A friend in need is a friend indeed.
  • The Duma is just around the corner, and death is behind us.
  • You think you caught it, but you got caught yourself.
  • Think so that you can invent it right away.
  • Think, don’t think, but a hundred rubles is money.
  • They think silently.
  • The horse is stupid, it ate the oats, but doesn’t want to carry it.
  • A fool is someone who says something wrong.
  • The fool is a fool and sat through it.
  • A fool will throw it away, but a smart one will get it.
  • A fool loves red, a soldier loves clear.
  • They beat a fool, but a smart one doesn't interfere.
  • To teach a fool is only to spoil.
  • To teach a fool how to treat the dead.
  • The law is not written to fools; if it is written, it is not read; if it is read, it is not understood; understood - it’s not so.
  • Happy for fools.
  • Fools argue about spoils, but smart people divide it.
  • God will forgive a fool.
  • A fool is up to his waist, but a smart person will pass dry.
  • The stupid head doesn't even get drunk.
  • The fool is rich in thoughts.
  • A bad head does not give rest to the feet.
  • The spirit is small, but the pipe is great.
  • The soul knows the soul, but the heart gives the message to the heart.
  • The soul has sinned, and the body is responsible.
  • After eating the pie, remember the dry crust.
  • There was no trace of him.
  • They let him warm up, and he baptized the children.
  • Food does not follow the belly.
  • You eat for a day, but take bread for a week.
  • They eat and smear, but they won’t tell us.
  • The devil went to Rostov and got scared of the crosses.
  • Whether you ate or didn’t eat, they’ll count you for lunch.
  • He has the floor, and he has ten.
  • He's too lazy to be lazy.
  • He's got a stake on his head, but he's all his own.
  • If only beans grew in the mouth, there would be not a mouth, but a vegetable garden.
  • If only there were mushrooms growing in my mouth.
  • If I hadn’t been able to tremble, I would have completely frozen.
  • If I knew where to fall, I would spread straws.
  • If the water does not follow you, follow the water.
  • If the mountain does not go to Mohammed, Mohammed goes to the mountain.
  • Eating and reading together - the memory will be swallowed up.
  • There are tears - there is also conscience.
  • If you have patience, there will be skill.
  • There is something to listen to, but nothing to eat.
  • The wolf also has a fur coat, and it’s sewn on.
  • I would go to visit, but people don’t invite me.
  • I went to see Foma and stopped at my godfather’s.
  • I drove, but didn’t get there: we’ll go again, maybe we’ll get there.
  • Eat your porridge and say ours.
  • Eat the mushroom pie and keep your mouth shut.
  • Eat the pies, and save the bread in advance.
  • Eat cabbage soup with meat, but no, just bread with kvass.
  • Eat, godfather, the ninth shanezhka, I’m not counting!
  • Eat, drink, be merry, marry a pretty girl.
  • The toad stole the crayfish's nest.
  • Greedy like a wolf, and cowardly like a hare.
  • The king favors, but the huntsman does not favor.
  • It’s a pity, it’s a pity, but there’s nothing to help.
  • It's a pity, it's a pity, and God be with you.
  • They were expecting a calf, but God gave a child.
  • Wait for the benefit by putting your teeth on the shelf!
  • Wish according to your strength, reach for what you have.
  • The wife got mad and didn’t ask her husband.
  • The wife loved her husband: she bought a place in prison.
  • The wife does not beat her husband, but leads him according to her own character.
  • Wife don’t play the harp: after playing, you can’t hang it on the wall.
  • A wife is not a bast shoe: you can’t throw her off her feet.
  • The wife pleases - she plans evil things.
  • A married man kissing a married woman.
  • Married people don't go to get-togethers.
  • Letting your wife down will lead to no good.
  • A rich man marries a sleepy woman: both are happy.
  • He got married in a hurry and for a long time.
  • Getting married is nothing to sneeze at: you can say it in advance.
  • The groom is cheerful, the whole marriage is joyful.
  • You get married once, and you cry forever.
  • Women's minds are like Tatar bags, saddlebags.
  • A woman's mind is better than any thoughts.
  • Choose your wife not in a round dance, but in the garden.
  • Choose a wife not with your eyes, but with your ears, based on good reputation.
  • God lives, my soul lives.
  • I will live - I will not forget.
  • We live - we cough, we walk - we limp.
  • We live in bliss, but we travel in a cart.
  • We do not live for joy, and there is no one to kill.
  • We live in jest, but we die for real.
  • He lives - he doesn’t bother, he doesn’t serve anyone.
  • He lives across the river, but never sets foot near us.
  • Live according to your strength, reach for your abundance.
  • Live in the old way, but speak in the new way.
  • Live quietly - you won’t see any trouble.
  • Live, but don’t live!
  • Live if you can, die if you want.
  • A living dog is better than a dead lion.
  • I live as people live, not as people want.
  • Parents are alive - honor them; if they are dead - remember them.
  • We are alive as long as the Lord God tolerates sins.
  • Life hangs on a thread, but thinks about profit.
  • God alone gives life, and every reptile takes it away.
  • Life is measured not by years, but by works.
  • Living life is not a field to cross.
  • If you lived, you didn’t live, but you died.
  • He lived - he didn’t interfere, he died - it’s not a pity.
  • He lived in bliss, but traveled in a cart.
  • He lived little by little and died suddenly.
  • Let's break the veins so we can understand.
  • Life is fun, but there is nothing to eat.
  • Living is sad and dying is sickening.
  • You can't catch up with a runaway.
  • They don’t pat you on the head for lack of skills or inability.
  • Prayer is for God, and the service will not be lost for the king.
  • It’s not lost for God, but you won’t get it soon.
  • You can’t exchange one rich man for a gang of beggars.
  • I can’t vouch for the taste, but it will be hot.
  • By the collar, and in the cold.
  • He tries everything, but nothing succeeds.
  • Taking on everything means doing nothing.
  • The stupid head and legs feel bad.
  • Over the year, over the century.
  • God will pay for the hungry.
  • To chase naked - there is nothing to take off.
  • Chasing naked, nothing to take.
  • Don't grab hot iron.
  • It's good for the guests and for us.
  • For sin and the skin is locked up.
  • For sins there is torment, for theft there is a whip.
  • It happened to them because of their sins.
  • He'll jump off the bell tower for a penny.
  • For goulushki - on the top of the head, for goulushki - on the shank.
  • You will chase after two hares, you will not catch a single one.
  • You can't see the day's business.
  • For the cause - not we, for work - not us, but to eat and sleep - you can't find us against us.
  • If they beat you for the cause, apologize and bow lower.
  • For a bad head, there is work for the legs.
  • Go after a mosquito, not with an axe.
  • For my money, but I’m not good.
  • Living with the young is fun, and living with the old is good.
  • Overseas there is joy, but it is someone else’s, but here we have grief, but our own.
  • Overseas heifers - half, but the ruble - transport.
  • Due to lack of time, you will someday die without repentance.
  • For one beaten, they give two unbeaten, but they don’t take much.
  • For the truth they are exiled to Kamchatka.
  • For a just cause, do not spare your own head and do not show mercy to someone else.
  • For his work he was imprisoned.
  • If you don't keep your words, you don't keep your words with people.
  • They don’t take money for demand or display.
  • Then it became that there was not enough money.
  • I don’t want to marry a bad guy, but there’s nowhere to get a good one.
  • Don't be afraid for someone else's soul!
  • If your nose hurts, stick it out in the cold, it will fall off and you will be fine.
  • Your mouth is full of worries, but there is nothing to eat.
  • Care didn't eat away, so boredom overcame me.
  • Got it in your head, so at least crack it!
  • Once you’ve made the porridge, don’t skimp on the oil.
  • Backwards, somersaults, and even downhill.
  • Shut your mouth and don’t speak for a year.
  • The law is that whatever the drawbar turns, it goes there.
  • The law is like a spider's web: a bumblebee will slip through, but a fly will get stuck.
  • Close your eyes and lie down on the sled.
  • A crow flew into the royal mansion: there is a lot of honor, but there is no flight.
  • A swing for a ruble, but a blow for a penny.
  • Swing, but don't hit.
  • When she gets married, she sings songs, but when she gets married, she sheds tears.
  • Stock pocket does not pull.
  • The stock in the bag is not damaged.
  • The thrifty one is better than the rich one.
  • You've signed up to be a henchman, so don't get ahead of yourself.
  • Constipation and lock are a sacred thing.
  • An earned loaf is better than a stolen loaf.
  • Make a fool pray to God, and he will bruise his forehead.
  • Cover the truth with gold and it will emerge.
  • I would start a song, but there would be no echoes.
  • I wanted some yeast from the kalachnik!
  • If the goat wants hay, the cart will have it.
  • It got caught on a stump, and it lasted for a day.
  • Conceiving is easy, but giving birth is difficult.
  • Why far? It's good here too.
  • Why go home when you take everything with you?
  • Kill the blackbird.
  • The wolf called the goat to a feast, but the goat did not come.
  • They invited guests and made them eat bones.
  • The one who is invited is honored everywhere.
  • The sound of work is no substitute.
  • Hello, matchmaker! - Goodbye, brother!
  • A healthy apple does not fall from the branch.
  • A healthy apple does not fall from the branch.
  • Hello, glass, goodbye, wine!
  • Yawn at Fedot, from Fedot to Yakov, from Yakov to everyone.
  • The green grapes are not sweet, and the young man is not strong.
  • In winter, fear the wolf, and in summer, fear the flies.
  • An angry dog ​​needs a lot.
  • For the evil - death, and for the good - resurrection.
  • Power knows the truth, but does not like to tell it.
  • The magpie knows where to spend the winter.
  • He knows a lot about oranges.
  • Know ours, remember yours.
  • Know it, when I die, remember it.
  • Know your basket, cat!
  • Know, soldier, honor: warmed up, and get out!
  • I don’t know, I don’t know.
  • You know, we will serve at the bar in the next world: they will boil in the cauldron, and we add firewood.
  • They know the sweetness in radishes.
  • Invite your guests to eat the bones.
  • The son-in-law is a stranger, but has become a family man.
  • And the woman saw how the magpie flew.
  • And the ram is a good person.
  • And money for the master, sir.
  • And it’s poor, but fragile, and rich, but crumbly.
  • And without gold they live in joy.
  • And a homeless person is not without a home.
  • And clueless, but memorable.
  • And the man is rich, but without bread he is not a peasant.
  • And to God a candle, and to the devil a poker.
  • And you can’t bail out a river with a big bucket.
  • And a big goose cannot hatch a calf.
  • And the beard had already grown, but he couldn’t stand it.
  • And a wart is an addition to the body.
  • And brother informs on brother.
  • And brother and brother quarrel.
  • And it was, but it was not true.
  • And you have to play grandmas skillfully.
  • And the bathhouse is not without good people.
  • And there is milk in the jug, but the snout is short.
  • Both in the world and in the feast - the same clothing.
  • And the sun will shine through my window.
  • And they catch fish in troubled waters.
  • And in the chaff there are grains.
  • And in the ashes there is a spark.
  • And to the feast, and to the world, and to good people.
  • And at the feast, and in the world, and in the forest for firewood - all the clothes are the same.
  • And it’s sickening to live alone in paradise.
  • And in boots, but barefoot.
  • And there is a hollow in the pine tree.
  • And in shooting, not without boasting.
  • And not everyone in prison is a thieve.
  • And it doesn’t blow in the ear, and it doesn’t lead with the ear.
  • And they won’t let you into the kingdom of heaven for nothing.
  • And in Constantinople they walk on foot.
  • A fool with a hat and a fool without a hat.
  • And they scold you, but they don’t want to hear about us.
  • And the money was great, and it was all gone.
  • And the pockets are big, but you can’t take everything away.
  • And everyone leads, but not everyone brings it.
  • And smooth, but nasty.
  • And the eyes are deceived.
  • Both at home and married.
  • And an evil person does not want harm for himself.
  • And the bear in captivity dances.
  • And a lot is not enough, and a little is enough.
  • And one eye, but a keen one, you don’t need forty.
  • And the Swede, and the reaper, and the player of the pipe.
  • Ivan, tell my horse “whoa,” otherwise my lips are frozen.
  • From dirt to Kings.
  • The turkey thought a lot, but ended up in the soup.
  • Look for a needle in a haystack.
  • To the rich - for flour, and to the poor - for ash.
  • With great patience comes skill.
  • He went to barefoot in his bast shoes.
  • To Varvara for punishment.
  • By spring, good cattle are lifted by the tail.
  • Whatever the soul lies to, the hands will put their hands to.
  • What the hunt is for, that's the point.
  • The filthy will not stick to the pure.
  • If it were all the same, there would be no mountains.
  • If it weren't for the teeth, so would be the soul.
  • If only a gray horse had a black mane, it would be a dun horse.
  • Each one will be rewarded according to his deserts.
  • State goods are fenced off by fear.
  • The treasury will not starve to death, nor will it feed you enough.
  • As it does, it will respond.
  • As soon as the duckling hatched, it splashed into the water.
  • No matter how sweet the wife is, the dream is sweeter.
  • Just as you mix it, drink it out!
  • As they call you, so they call you names.
  • As anyone wants, he cries for his wife.
  • Like honey, like a spoon.
  • No matter how the month shines, it’s still not sunny.
  • As soon as the crown is put on, it’s all over.
  • When a fox is appointed governor in the forest, there will be a lot of feathers, but no birds.
  • No matter how you fight, no matter what you hope for, don’t lose yourself.
  • No matter how hard we fight, we’ll get drunk by evening.
  • No matter how you turn around, you just end up in the grave.
  • No matter how much you bend a tree, it keeps growing.
  • No matter how sulky the frog, and the ox is far away.
  • No matter how you live, just don’t anger God.
  • No matter how cunning you are, you cannot outwit the truth.
  • No matter how you bury it, God will find you.
  • As you sink, so you pop.
  • Like a crayfish whistles and a fish sings.
  • As the handles are made, the back wears out.
  • As it whistled, it barked.
  • Like a calf: whoever strokes it will lick it.
  • How can I speak here, where they won’t let me open my mouth?
  • I shave as best I can.
  • His mouth opened like a piece of bread.
  • What thoughts, such songs.
  • What is the question, what is the answer.
  • What is the root, such is the offspring.
  • As is the master, so is the work.
  • No matter how ugly he is, he still puts bread in his mouth.
  • What is the reason, such are the speeches.
  • As is the builder, so is the monastery.
  • No matter how red the girl is, when the time comes, she will fade.
  • What is the bed, such is the dream.
  • As are the guests, so is the feast.
  • What are themselves, such are the sled.
  • No matter what husband is a crow, he is his wife’s defense.
  • Whatever finger you bite, the whole hand hurts.
  • Roll like a sausage down Malaya Spasskaya!
  • You can not spoil the porridge with oil.
  • You can't hold the kneader with a lid.
  • Whom he boasted about, he failed.
  • Bow to yours, and don’t forget ours.
  • Slander is like coal: if it doesn’t burn, it gets dirty.
  • A tick is not a thing, where it fell, it disappeared there.
  • Fight fire with fire.
  • A book, but it's nothing but figs.
  • Books don't tell, but they tell the truth.
  • You can't harness a whip to a shaft.
  • It's an hour to forge, and a day to fix.
  • When it started in the tail, there was a headache in the head.
  • When there is a feast, then there are songs.
  • When the guns speak, the muses are silent.
  • When the cancer on the mountain whistles.
  • Sometimes with sparkle, and sometimes with water.
  • When the conscience was distributed, he was not at home.
  • When a soldier is not afraid of the stick, he is neither fit for duty nor fit for duty.
  • When you eat your fish, don’t feel sorry for the fish.
  • Whom God loves, he punishes.
  • Whom they scold, they love.
  • Anyone who is torn by a bear is afraid of a tree stump.
  • Claw is bogged down - there is an abyss for the whole bird.
  • The goat competed with the wolf, but the horns and hooves remained.
  • The goat nibbles the grass where it is tied.
  • If it was taken a long time ago, it is forgotten.
  • If the hut is crooked, the mistress is bad.
  • If you're going to feast, don't be wise.
  • If it's true, you're not alone.
  • If you yourself are bad, God won’t give it to you.
  • If there is no life here, then wait for a transfer to the next world.
  • Kolomna town - a corner of Moscow.
  • Pound, fight, and still hope.
  • If the work is rough, even gilding will not brighten it up.
  • The mosquito crushed the guy's leg.
  • He who is no good at everything is no good himself.
  • It's rotten for some, but it's nice for me.
  • Anyone who gets married can't sleep at night.
  • Who lives and who rots? Some should work while lying down, some should doze while standing.
  • Whoever marries whom will be born for that purpose.
  • Whoever is lucky will have a cock blown.
  • Those who are lucky are arrogant.
  • Whoever is hanged will not drown.
  • To whom is a dream, to whom is reality, to whom is treasure, to whom is shush.
  • For some, passion is adversity, for others, laughter is fun.
  • To whom what, and to the gypsy - lard.
  • Who cares, but the chicken is millet.
  • Horses at the crossing do not change.
  • Accompany the equestrian guest to the horse, and the pedestrian guest to the gate.
  • The ends are in the water - and the bubbles are up.
  • A healed horse, a forgiven thief, a baptized Jew - all three have no faith.
  • The horse has four legs, but stumbles.
  • Kopeika penny gained.
  • I saved and saved, and damn it, I bought it.
  • Dig deeper, you will find thicker ones.
  • Feed me in the spring, and in the fall I will be full too.
  • He feeds you a roll of bread and hits you with a brick in the back.
  • I bought a cow, but forgot the price.
  • It’s short and clear, and that’s why it’s wonderful.
  • It’s good to listen to a short speech, but it’s good to think while listening to a long speech.
  • The braid is long, but the mind is short!
  • Don’t teach the crooked one with a scythe!
  • The bone is alive, but all is strength.
  • The cat sees the milk, but his snout is short.
  • A cat out of the house is a haven for mice.
  • The cat is out of the house, the mice are dancing.
  • The hand that lays the cross sharpens the knife.
  • Whichever service is more necessary is more honest.
  • The cat and the woman are always in the hut, and the man and the dog are always in the yard.
  • The cat loves milk, but its snout is short.
  • Some crumbs for the cats and dogs, some flatbread for us.
  • It’s beautiful, but my stomach is sad.
  • The bird is red with its feather, and the man with his mind.
  • The speech with the parable is beautiful.
  • It’s red, but faded, smart, but dilapidated.
  • Beauty until the evening, but kindness forever.
  • Beauty will attract attention, but intelligence will come in handy.
  • Painting in a coffin.
  • The houses are painted, but there is little intelligence.
  • He held on, but fell off his feet.
  • You cannot bind love with the cross.
  • The cancer stands out crookedly, but it doesn’t know any other way.
  • Crooked, but playful, direct, and stubborn.
  • You can't fix a crooked thing with a crooked one.
  • He is not looking for a crooked death.
  • The wood is crooked, but it burns straight.
  • You can't build a hut by shouting.
  • Blood is not water.
  • Well mixed, but not baked.
  • By the way, scold, by the way, make up.
  • Whoever is not a sinner to God is not to blame for the king.
  • Whoever sleeps the most, lives the least.
  • Those who know more will get the books.
  • He who asks timidly teaches him to refuse.
  • It doesn't hurt whoever hits.
  • Who would have known if he hadn’t said it himself.
  • He who has been on a horse has also been under a horse.
  • Whoever sins is responsible.
  • Whoever is not healthy at twenty, not smart at thirty, and not rich at forty, is a century old. this will not happen.
  • Whoever goes on horseback carries water.
  • Someone in the forest, some for firewood.
  • Anyone who has been to the sea is not afraid of puddles.
  • Anyone who has never been to sea has never seen grief.
  • He who is everywhere is nowhere.
  • Some are cheerful, and some are hanging their noses.
  • Whoever looks twice will not lose anything.
  • He who rides rules.
  • He who does not live in bliss also rides a cart.
  • Whoever knows how to cut it does so.
  • Whoever scolds someone behind his eyes is afraid of him.
  • He who loves whom obeys him.
  • Whoever bends whomever beats him.
  • He who loves does not indulge.
  • He who is satisfied with little is not forgotten by God.
  • He who is dissatisfied with little things is not worthy of great things.
  • Whoever lies a lot, he swears a lot.
  • He who threatens a lot is feared little.
  • Who knows a lot, believes a little.
  • He who kisses a lot rarely fails to bite.
  • He who is silent will teach two.
  • He who calls himself a debtor wants to pay.
  • Whoever remembers us, we will remember.
  • Who did not have time, he was late.
  • He who does not walk does not fall.
  • Those who have not seen need do not know happiness.
  • Whoever is first is right.
  • Who pays, he orders the music.
  • Whoever sows the wind will reap the storm.
  • Whoever gets up early, God gives to him.
  • Whoever got up, that and slippers.
  • Whoever is born screams, whoever dies is silent.
  • He who is born as a fist cannot straighten into a palm.
  • Whoever dodges himself does not believe in others.
  • He who serves is the one who grieves.
  • Whoever sleeps with a cat gets frogs in his head.
  • Whoever denounces will not have his head cut off.
  • Whoever remembers the old is out of sight, and whoever forgets is out of sight.
  • Those who know how do it, those who don’t know how to teach.
  • Those who want to know a lot need to sleep a little.
  • He who is ticklish is also jealous.
  • Where the heads go, so do the bellies.
  • Wherever you throw it, it’s all a wedge.
  • Where are you going with a cloth snout, and in a Kalash line.
  • Strike while the iron is hot.
  • You can hide a cookie in your pocket, but you can’t hide an awl in a bag.
  • The sandpiper is not big, but still a bird.
  • Godfather will come to godfather even in a sieve.
  • I bought it and found it. As soon as he left, they gave change, but they didn’t catch up.
  • I bought a pipe for my own misfortune.
  • I bought it, found it, barely left, wanted to give it away - I couldn’t catch up, looked around - and they far.
  • If he buys, he will buy his granddaughters, but his grandfather will want to sell.
  • Buy a pig in a poke.
  • Buy what you don't need and sell what you need.
  • The chicken is in the nest, you know where the testicles are, and you’re off to Okhotny Ryad to sell chickens.
  • Curly hair - curly thoughts.
  • I would bite my elbow, but my neck is short.
  • Eat the jam and listen to the conversation.
  • Food is known by taste, and holiness by experience.
  • Only pigs eat, and people eat.
  • The shop is white, but the hut is bare.
  • Lad does not expand the hut.
  • Incense is on the collar, and the devil is on the neck.
  • Okay, you lull him to sleep, but he won’t sleep.
  • Okay, sit down, just lie down.
  • An affectionate word makes a bone ache.
  • A kind word is also pleasant for a dog.
  • A kind word is better than a soft pie.
  • A kind word is more powerful than a club.
  • The affectionate body of two queens sucks.
  • A gentle look, but poison in the heart.
  • I can’t get tired of lying, if only I had someone to listen to.
  • He lay down - curled up, stood up - shook himself.
  • Happiness is easy to find, and even easier to lose.
  • Easy to find, easy to lose.
  • Lie on your side and watch Oka!
  • You will reach the lazy one, you will wake up the sleepy one, but never the dead one.
  • It's always a holiday for the lazy.
  • The lazy man walks three times, and the stingy man pays three times.
  • The forest does not cry for the tree.
  • Wood chopping - chips fly.
  • It flies well, but cannot land.
  • I can fly, but I don’t want to land.
  • Summer becomes rainier towards autumn, and people become chattier as they get older.
  • Summer gathers and winter eats.
  • Either the chest is in crosses, or the head is in the bushes.
  • It will either rain or snow, it will either happen or it won’t.
  • Either spare the feed or the horse.
  • A child's face, but a raspberry's mind.
  • The face is white, but the mind is small.
  • Extra money means extra worries.
  • An extra mind is not a hindrance.
  • The forehead is like a shovel, but the mind is not rich.
  • Catch flies, spider, as long as your legs are not plucked.
  • Onion and bath rule everything.
  • The best defense is attack.
  • The best job is the one where you don't work.
  • It's better to be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion.
  • It's better to be a hammer than a hard place.
  • It is better to be an ordinary wolf than the leader of hares.
  • It’s better not to get married at all than to quarrel with your wife forever.
  • It is better to drink water in joy than honey in sorrow.
  • It's better to know a fool than a tavern.
  • Better less, but better.
  • It's better to suffer than to be tormented.
  • It is better to marry a poor woman than to quarrel with a rich one.
  • If you find us better, you will forget us, but if you find us worse, you will remember us.
  • There is no better friend than your own mother.
  • It's better to stumble with your foot than with your tongue.
  • Better late than never.
  • Better with the smart to lose than with a fool to find.
  • It is better to give your own than to take someone else's.
  • A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
  • It's better to die in a field than in a woman's hem.
  • Better bread and water than pie with misfortune.
  • The best rest is a change of activity.
  • Love your wife like a soul, shake her like a pear.
  • If you love to talk, love to listen.
  • If you love to visit, love to invite you.
  • You like to skate - love and sledge to carry.
  • If you love a rose, then endure the thorns.
  • If you love currants, you will also love them.
  • Love is blind.
  • Love is not a potato, you can’t throw it out the window.
  • There are many people, but no man.
  • People are dear, but the wolf is away.
  • People plow, and we wave our hands.
  • People sleep, and he picks his ears.
  • Klim smears the cart, goes to the Crimea along the turnip.
  • May - put on your dokha and climb onto the stove.
  • Makar and a cat - a mosquito and a midge.
  • The devil is small, but he has a tail.
  • The pot is small, but it cooks porridge.
  • Small spool but precious.
  • Mal bug, yes smelly.
  • The marigold is small, but it's small.
  • Small is laughter, but great is sin.
  • The reason is small, but the sin is great.
  • A small fish is better than a big cockroach.
  • A small dog becomes an old puppy.
  • Small but remote.
  • I slept a little, but I saw a lot.
  • A small child sucks the breast, and a big one sucks the heart.
  • Little knowledge is worse than ignorance.
  • Manka is at home, Vanka is not there, Vanka is at home - Manka is not there.
  • A master is not a guide to a master.
  • The mother hits and strokes, and the stranger strokes and hits.
  • The mother feeds her children like the earth does people.
  • There is honey - go into the hive.
  • Between and the edges - quarrels and abuse.
  • Meli, Emelya, is your week.
  • If you love me, don’t hit my dog ​​either.
  • A dead one won't bite.
  • Revenge is a dish that is served cold.
  • He aimed at a crow, but hit a cow.
  • He aimed at the heel and hit him on the nose.
  • Dear guest, may Lent be great.
  • They had mercy for a long time, but parted soon.
  • You are welcome to our hut: I will crumble the pies.
  • Lovely scolding - only amuse.
  • You can’t get past a pea and a girl like that.
  • The world is not without good people.
  • Peace builds, war destroys.
  • The world is like water: it makes noise and disperses.
  • What do I care about whom? It would be good for us.
  • Many summers, but many are gone.
  • A lot - not a little.
  • A lot of things are said, but not everything is useful.
  • There's a lot to choose from - you can't be married.
  • Much has passed before us, but we have little left.
  • I think a lot, but not everything will come true.
  • Much is thought, little is accomplished.
  • There are a lot of eaters without these fools of yours.
  • Knowing a lot means sleeping little.
  • There are many people in the world, and there were even more, but they died.
  • There is a lot of smart things in the world, but not enough good things.
  • To sort out many brides, a married man cannot live like that forever.
  • I remember a lot, but don’t come back.
  • Many people woo, but only one will get it.
  • There are many brave people lying on their beds.
  • There are many checks, but only one checkmate.
  • Many, many, and so many more.
  • At least I wash my floors, don’t call me a washcloth.
  • My business is my side, and my husband is right.
  • You can fix it, but it will get worse.
  • My home is my castle.
  • There is no prayer service, but there is no benefit.
  • Thekla prayed, but God did not install the glass.
  • Young - he will go crazy, old - he will not change.
  • Young in years, but old in deeds.
  • Well done in a caftan, girl in a sundress.
  • Great for sheep, not great for cows.
  • Well done among the sheep, and among the well done the sheep itself.
  • Well done, at least to the palace.
  • The young are noisy, the old are unfriendly.
  • The young are for battle, and the old are for thought.
  • It is harmful for the young to lie, and indecent for the old.
  • Youth is not without stupidity, old age is not without stupidity.
  • You won't be right by praying.
  • You can't splash the sea with an oar.
  • Moscow is the mother of all cities.
  • Moscow is not afraid of people.
  • Moscow has seen some great guys.
  • Moscow was not built in a day.
  • Moscow does not believe in tears, give it to her.
  • Moscow is located in a swamp; they don’t thresh rye there, but eat more of the country stuff.
  • My hut is on the edge.
  • The husband is the head, and the wife is the neck: wherever I want, I turn the little head there.
  • Husband in Tver - wife at the door.
  • A husband loves a healthy wife, and a brother loves a rich sister.
  • Husband and wife, one of Satan.
  • The husband drinks, and the wife breaks pots.
  • The husband is a drunkard, and the wife is beautiful - everything is fine.
  • The husband gave birth and surprised his wife.
  • Husband and wife quarrel, but the third one does not interfere!
  • The man is as stupid as a pig and as cunning as the devil.
  • The man was angry with the master, but the master didn’t even know.
  • The man gets drunk, fights with the master, sleeps it off - he’s afraid of the pig.
  • The guy is like a bag: whatever you put in, he carries.
  • The guy is unprepossessing, but he has a grub on his shoulders.
  • A fly doesn't just sit on shit.
  • A fly doesn't just sit on shit.
  • We would give it to them if they caught up with us.
  • We are not proud people: there is no bread, give us some pies.
  • We are with sorrow, and God is with mercy.
  • Lays down softly, sleeps hard.
  • At random, the man sowed turnips.
  • For an altyn of goods, and for a ruble of rubles.
  • A moth flies to a scarlet flower.
  • If you go to the market, don’t take the prices with you.
  • The gate to the manor's yard is wide, but from the yard it is narrow.
  • Fishlessness and cancer.
  • You can't learn to swim on the shore.
  • Trust in God, and swim to the shore.
  • Hope for God, but don’t be fooled.
  • Trust in God, and don’t be idle!
  • To encroach on God's is to lose yours.
  • You can’t eat for a lifetime, you can’t make enough before you die.
  • Every man to his own taste.
  • The hat is on the thief.
  • To please everyone is to make a fool of yourself.
  • For every sneeze you can't say hello.
  • There is a saying for every Yegorka.
  • There is a saying for every Yegorka.
  • On rotten goods and a blind merchant.
  • There is no master for sin.
  • Don’t get angry at a rude word, don’t give in to a kind word.
  • For free and sweet vinegar.
  • Smart to others, stupid to yourself.
  • There was hope for a fool, but the fool became wiser.
  • The entire market rushes to buy forbidden goods.
  • We stand on gold, but are too lazy to bend down.
  • For each sage is quite simplicity.
  • You can’t put a scarf on each mouth.
  • You won't get far with a whip.
  • There is no sample on the court curve.
  • You can't even cut a donkey's tail in public.
  • Where you sit on us, you will get off.
  • Don’t go uninvited, don’t lie down uninvited.
  • You can't bake pancakes in an ungreased frying pan.
  • There is no court.
  • A magpie will not fall for a gnawed bone.
  • We look at the same sun, but we eat more than one.
  • You can't hang everything on one nail.
  • Don't give up on the first promise.
  • You can't get enough rubbish for a garbage dump.
  • For a proverb, for a fool and for the truth - there is no judgment.
  • On the truth, bribes are smooth.
  • The drunk is slandered, but the sober one steals.
  • Sitting on the matting, they don’t talk about sables.
  • For a ruble of work, for two boasts.
  • You can't buy proverbs on the market.
  • On my nag I ride wherever I want.
  • They carry water for angry people.
  • You can’t look at death like the sun with all your eyes.
  • There is a proverb about your arrogance.
  • That's why a pig was given a snout, so that it can dig.
  • You cannot make stone chambers from righteous labors.
  • At worst, he will become a fool.
  • For an hour I lost my mind, but I became a fool forever.
  • What was the point of getting married if rye was not born?
  • Why chase after someone who doesn’t want to know?
  • Why lie softly if there is no one to sleep with?
  • Why be angry with someone who is not afraid of us?
  • What good do we need a gun if we don’t know how to shoot?
  • Whatever he looks at, everything withers.
  • What's the use of a father if he's a great guy himself?
  • What is the demand, so is the price.
  • Don’t rely on other people’s wealth, take care of yours!
  • You can't sew buttons on someone else's mouth.
  • On someone else's side, I'm happy with my little crow.
  • There is no point in staring at someone else's pile.
  • In this world we will suffer, in the next we will rejoice.
  • You can't store enough rubbish in the pit.
  • A nag does not hoard gold.
  • Laugh at a friend, you'll cry at yourself.
  • It's not raining on us, we can wait.
  • We must drink and grind the truth.
  • If people get bored, God gets bored too.
  • He put his money where his mouth was, and that was it.
  • Gruzdev called himself get in the body.
  • Call a man a brother, and he already strives to be a father.
  • A sharp ax landed on a strong branch.
  • It’s not good for us, so here’s to you, God.
  • We Tatars don’t care whether it’s moonshine or a machine gun, as long as it knocks us off our feet.
  • For us, Tatars, if only for free.
  • Arrogance attacked the cat: it doesn’t want to get off the stove.
  • Get mad first, and then get married.
  • Give him something to drink, feed, and then ask for news.
  • The rogue ran into a swindler.
  • Scared - half beaten.
  • The outfit is like a falcon, and the gait is like a crow.
  • Dress up a stump on a spring day, and the stump will be a boy.
  • Our urchin everywhere ripened.
  • Our Taras is no worse than you.
  • Our Filat is never to blame.
  • Our chance did not fall out of the blue.
  • Our job is to crow, but at least it’s not dawn!
  • Our business is veal - eat and go to the nook.
  • Our happiness is rain and bad weather.
  • Berry from our field.
  • Our fence is a cousin wattle.
  • Our calf and wolf must be caught!
  • Ours were spinning, and yours were sleeping.
  • Found a scythe on a stone.
  • It's not a problem to make a mistake, but it's a problem not to correct it.
  • If you didn’t hit someone else’s gate with a whip, they wouldn’t hit yours with a butt.
  • Don't hit a man with a club, hit him with half a dollar.
  • Don't hit me in the face, it's more expensive for yourself.
  • Don't take a rich wife, take an empty one.
  • They didn't beat me, they just stabbed me.
  • Not beaten, but crying.
  • Don't be afraid of a smart enemy, be afraid of a stupid friend.
  • Don't be afraid of doors, but be afraid of cracks.
  • Don't be afraid of a lying dog, but be afraid of a silent one.
  • Don't be afraid of the dog that barks, but be afraid of the one that wags its tail.
  • Without taking up an ax, you cannot cut down a hut.
  • If there is no miracle, there is no harm, but if there is a miracle, there is no harm.
  • If you're not a dead man, you'll be a colonel.
  • Do not be dashing while it is quiet.
  • Don't be literate, be memorized.
  • Without a rooster, the morning would never come.
  • I've never been married, but I feed the kids.
  • There would be no happiness, but misfortune helped.
  • There was no penny, but suddenly it was altyn.
  • Not in our honor, not for us.
  • Not for priests, but for bell ringers.
  • The king does not know what the huntsman is doing.
  • Not a big town, but seven governors.
  • You're not a big man, you can climb over it yourself.
  • They don't tell you to look out the window, and they don't let you in through the doors.
  • Don't trust your own brother, trust your crooked eye.
  • Don't hang your nose, hold your tail with a pistol.
  • Having not seen the evening, there is nothing to boast about.
  • It is not the fault of the nail that climbs into the wall - it is pounded with a butt.
  • It's not the chicken's fault that the street is dirty.
  • Not a wolf's tooth, but a fox's tail.
  • Don't stir the decks if you don't have the strength.
  • The miller does not steal: people carry it themselves.
  • Not everything that rattles hits.
  • Not all gold that glitters.
  • It’s not all Maslenitsa, there will be Lent too.
  • Not everything is good for the cat; sometimes it’s a waste of time.
  • Not everything that is desired comes true.
  • Not all dogs that bark bite.
  • Not everything is what you see.
  • Not all that glitters is gold.
  • Not everything is a horse.
  • Not everything is true that women lie.
  • It's not always the thief who steals, but always beware.
  • Not everyone who sings is happy.
  • Not everyone sees the king, but everyone knows him.
  • Not every song is sung to the end.
  • Not everyone sleeps who snores.
  • Not every pillar is a village, not every speech is a proverb.
  • Not everyone who screams gets hit.
  • The husband does not tell his wife every truth, and even if he does tell it, he deceives.
  • You won't get anything done without swearing.
  • Do not anger God by murmuring, pray to him in a whisper.
  • Don't say "gop" until you've jumped over.
  • Don't tell the truth, you won't get hate.
  • Without saying a bad word, he put it in his bosom and left.
  • Without saying a bad word, but in the face.
  • Not to the host's guests, but to the host to thank the guests.
  • If they don’t give it, he asks, but if they give it, he abandons it.
  • God forbid anyone to be an executioner, but it’s impossible without him.
  • God did not give the bear the courage of a wolf, nor the wolf the strength of a bear.
  • Do not share the skin of an unkilled bear.
  • They don’t go on a visit because there is nothing to eat at home.
  • There is no time for jokes for a fish if you grab it under the gill with a hook.
  • If you don’t look, you’ll pay extra with the treasury.
  • The guest doesn't stay long, but he sees a lot.
  • I didn’t think for long, but okay, I said it.
  • A gift is not precious, but love is precious.
  • Don't think about how to take, but think about how to give.
  • I didn’t think, I didn’t guess, but I died.
  • Not a fool, but that's how I was born.
  • Not bad at heart, but simply a rogue.
  • The woman does not wait for demand, she will say everything herself.
  • Not married - not a person.
  • They beat the wolf not because he is grey, but because he ate the sheep.
  • Don't make a wish in a year, but make a wish in your mouth.
  • If you don't know the song, don't drag it out.
  • If you don’t know the holiday, at least know everyday life.
  • You don't know where you will find it or where you will lose it.
  • Without knowing the ford, do not poke your nose in the water.
  • Without knowing the law, he does not know sin.
  • It is not the needle that sews, but the hands.
  • The crow didn’t play up and fly down, it won’t play enough.
  • The dog does not bite out of selfishness, out of daring.
  • Not the kind to rob the naked.
  • Do not have a hundred rubles, and a hundred friends.
  • Without messing things up, you won't be a master.
  • Don't seek wisdom, seek meekness!
  • Do not look for truth in others if it is not in you.
  • It's not good for the chicken to crow the rooster.
  • It’s not a Cossack’s job to ferment milk.
  • Don't put all your money in one pocket.
  • It's not the horses that carry it, it's the oats that carry it.
  • Dinner is not made of pies, it is made of food.
  • It’s not pretty, but you can say thank you later.
  • The hut is not red in its corners - it is red in its pies.
  • The hammer does not forge iron, the blacksmith forges.
  • The crow should not fly into the boyars' mansions.
  • Not being treated is bad, but being treated is even worse.
  • Not a catcher, but well done.
  • If you don’t like it, don’t listen, and don’t bother lying.
  • It wasn’t the mother who ordered it, but she wanted it.
  • It is not the place that makes a person, but the person who is the place.
  • Not a lot of words, but a lot of action.
  • If you can't fight, then lead.
  • Not by saying, be strong, but by saying, hold on.
  • Don’t pray for a long summer, pray for a warm one.
  • They don't like a good guy, they like money.
  • It is not the sea that sinks ships, but the winds.
  • It’s no wonder to cut off the head, it’s no wonder to put it on.
  • Do not wash, so ride.
  • The Cossack drinks not for what is, but for what will happen.
  • He was not born to marry a bad person.
  • If you don't find a boy, you'll marry a stump.
  • It’s not expensive to treat a well-fed person.
  • Don't put new wine into old bottles.
  • It didn’t start with us, but it ended with us.
  • Don’t think when you start, but do when you start.
  • It’s not our business to sculpt pots, our business is to smash pots.
  • Not our cloth epancha.
  • Don’t push, don’t harness.
  • If you don't cheat, you won't sell.
  • Do not go into the stall without calling out to the horse.
  • The sun doesn't rise because the rooster crowed.
  • Don't blame the mirror if your face is crooked.
  • Don't blame your neighbor when you sleep until noon.
  • Don't sing like a rooster for a hen, don't be a woman's man.
  • It is not the stove that feeds, but the cornfield.
  • Don't drink the branch you're sitting on.
  • They don’t cry in Ryazan over the Pskov shortage.
  • Do not spit in the well - you will need water to drink.
  • Not having enough food is the same problem.
  • I can't afford the idea.
  • The loaf doesn't hit the snout.
  • Not for Senka hat.
  • It is not according to an old man to give alms.
  • He's not good for his goodness, but he's good for his sweetness.
  • He's not good for his goodness, but he's good for his sweetness.
  • Arrogance is not according to man.
  • Without looking at the calendar, the bell rang.
  • Don't drive with a whip, drive with oats.
  • Don't support it, and so briefly.
  • If you don't put it on, you won't go.
  • If you don't catch a crucian carp, you'll catch a pike.
  • Without bowing to the ground, you won’t even raise a mushroom.
  • If you don't put it in, don't look for it.
  • Remember not with evil, but with kindness, as you wish.
  • Not diarrhea, so scrofula.
  • If you don't stand by a hair, there won't be a beard.
  • If you don't trample, you won't burst.
  • It’s easier if you don’t have dinner, but if you have dinner, it’s better.
  • The bear is wrong for eating the cow, and the cow is wrong for entering the forest.
  • Not handsome in face, but good in mind.
  • People do not get rich by income, but by spending.
  • Not corrupt, but cherished.
  • Don't frighten the falcon with the crow.
  • It is not a bullet, but a man who kills a man with a gun.
  • Don't rejoice if you find it, don't cry if you lose it.
  • The gelding doesn't talk, but he's lucky.
  • Without cracking the nut, don’t talk about the kernel.
  • The willow will not bear pears.
  • Don't dig a hole for someone else, you will fall into it yourself.
  • Don't cut the branch you're sitting on.
  • Not to live with wealth, but with man.
  • My godfather, I started dancing on the wrong foot.
  • Don't sniff lemons with a pig's snout.
  • They fight not by force, but by skill.
  • If you don't say amen, we won't give you a drink.
  • God is not quick, but accurate.
  • If you didn't listen to your father, you'll listen to the whip.
  • Don't laugh at the old, and you yourself will become old.
  • Don't laugh, peas: they're no better than beans.
  • Don't laugh, horseradish is no sweeter than a radish.
  • Don't look at the work, look at the finish.
  • Don’t see what others have left, but see that you get it.
  • Vavila doesn’t understand either his ears or his snout.
  • If we don’t get along with the custom, there will be no friendship.
  • Don't rush, goat, all your wolves will be there.
  • Don’t ask: does he drink, ask: how is he drunk?
  • A city does not stand without a saint, a village without a righteous man.
  • Do not be afraid, and do not boast.
  • Don't build a church, give a home to an orphan.
  • There is no shame in remaining silent when you have nothing to say.
  • It's not a shame if it doesn't offend anyone.
  • Do not judge, let not you be judged.
  • Don't meddle with wolves if you prick the calf's tail.
  • Don't rush it, but give it right.
  • Do not promise the kingdom of earth instead of heaven.
  • It’s not the trouble that came into the yard, but the trouble that doesn’t come out of the yard.
  • Not the mother who gave birth, but the one who came out.
  • It is not the dog that bites that barks, but the one that is silent and wags its tail.
  • Not the happy one that is with the father, but the happy one that is with the husband.
  • The devil is not so terrible as he is painted.
  • Not the rich that you have, but the rich that you are happy with).
  • The nose is sewn on at the wrong end.
  • It’s not funny that the wife beats her husband, but it’s funny that the husband is crying.
  • Don't teach when to hit.
  • It is not the ax that amuses, but the carpenter.
  • Not the wrestler who overcame, but the one who wriggled out.
  • Not the thief who steals, but the thief who dies.
  • Not the father or mother who gave birth, but the one who gave him water, fed him and taught him goodness.
  • Not the bread that is in the fields, but the bread that is in the bins.
  • Don't touch it, it doesn't stink.
  • It's not hard to do, but it's hard to conceive.
  • You are not looking for death, it is watching over you.
  • Do not poke your nose into someone else's millet.
  • If you're not sure, don't overtake.
  • He can neither live nor earn money.
  • Do not know how, do not take it.
  • Don't be smart: they're in prison smarter than you.
  • Not ugly, but also handsome.
  • Do not teach by idleness, but teach by handicraft.
  • Don't teach grandpa to cough.
  • Don't teach a horse to run.
  • Don’t teach me how to dance, I’m a buffoon myself.
  • Don’t teach a magpie how to dance in a squat position.
  • Teach your grandmother to suck eggs.
  • Don't teach the lame to hobble.
  • My father didn’t teach me, and my uncle won’t teach me.
  • They didn’t teach you when you lay down across the bench and stretched out at full stretch, you can’t teach that way.
  • Don't learn to drink beer, learn to save money.
  • Don't praise your wife with your body, but praise your wife with your deeds!
  • Do not boast about being married on the third day, but rather boast about the third year.
  • Don't boast about your father, boast about your young son.
  • Don't boast about the stove in an unheated hut.
  • Don’t boast about your intelligence if you take everything with your backbone.
  • The sky is in fog, the earth is in deception, the pocket is empty.
  • It's a small beast, but a paw.
  • The blood of the innocent is misfortune, the blood of the guilty is water.
  • Involuntary marriage is no fun.
  • A week has passed and it hasn't reached us.
  • I didn’t think long, but said it well.
  • He didn't live long, but he died gloriously.
  • I didn't aim for long, but I hit it well.
  • Under-salting is on the table, and over-salting is on the back.
  • Under-sulking is better than over-sulking.
  • An uninvited guest is worse than a Tatar.
  • You cannot enter the same river twice.
  • You can't jump over, you can crawl up.
  • I accidentally went into the forest and accidentally cut out the ax handle.
  • I don’t want to live by lies, but I can’t live by truth.
  • A monk who doesn't drink is not a monk.
  • If you don’t have a friend, so look for him, but if you find him, take care of him.
  • There is no smoke without fire.
  • There is no prophet in his own country.
  • No snow, no trace.
  • A blessing in disguise.
  • An unpraised girl is more valuable than a praised one.
  • The dog has nothing to do but lick it under the tail.
  • There is nothing to blame on the mirror, if the mug is crooked.
  • There’s nothing to slurp, so let me at least lick a spoon.
  • Not a candle to God, not a damn poker.
  • Neither in the city of Ivan, nor in the village of Selifan.
  • Not a pipe, not a sniffle, not an awl, not a soap.
  • Neither his mother, nor his father, but a passing young man.
  • Neither in the village, nor in the gate.
  • Not a voice, not a sigh.
  • Neither two nor one and a half.
  • Neither alive nor dead.
  • Neither peahen nor crow.
  • Neither eternal joy nor endless sadness.
  • Neither fish, nor meat - neither caftan, nor cassock.
  • No hearing, no spirit, no news, no bones.
  • Neither mind nor heart.
  • No one can, so God will help.
  • A new broom sweeps in a new way.
  • The new broom sweeps cleanly, but if it breaks off, it’s lying under the bench.
  • Make new friends, but don't lose old ones.
  • Pulled out the nose - the tail got stuck, pulled out the tail - the nose got stuck.
  • The nose is snub, and the snout is like a pipe.
  • Wear a dress, don’t fold it, endure grief, don’t tell.
  • Runs around like a fool with a dirty bag.
  • Carry water in a sieve.
  • Need is stronger than the law.
  • You have to bend down to drink from the stream.
  • Now a colonel, tomorrow a dead man.
  • Tastes differ.
  • There is an engagement about the wolf, and the wolf is here too.
  • What they don’t talk about, don’t ask about it.
  • You sigh about one thing, but feel sorry for everyone.
  • Promising is a master's business, fulfilling is a servile thing.
  • Turn, piglet, into a crucian fish.
  • The game is not worth the candle.
  • Dressed simply, but in the language of speeches with a hundred.
  • One is a secret, two is half a secret, three is no secret.
  • There is safety in numbers.
  • One goose will not trample the grass.
  • One brush is a fish soup pot.
  • One threw and missed, the other threw and missed, the third threw and missed.
  • One finger is not a fist.
  • One has blazed a path, but everyone walks.
  • One growls and barks, the other purrs and snorts.
  • One soldier is not a regiment.
  • One son is not a son, two sons are half a son, three sons are a son.
  • One mind is half a mind, three minds are one and a half minds, two minds are a mind.
  • One is shouting cheers, the other is on guard.
  • One woman is a woman, two women are a market, and three are a fair.
  • One head is good, but you can’t have two.
  • One head it's good, but two better.
  • One soul, and that one is not good.
  • One speech is not a proverb.
  • One glass for health, another for fun, a third for nonsense.
  • One matchmaker praises someone else’s side, but she herself sits at home.
  • One gate, both into the yard and out of the yard.
  • Sleep with one eye and watch with the other.
  • You can't trample a field with just one goose.
  • You can break many pots with one stone.
  • In one fell swoop, a hundred beatings, and not counting the rest.
  • Do one thing and don’t spoil another.
  • One today is better than two tomorrow.
  • One eye can see far.
  • One ear is deaf.
  • One sparrow cannot be divided into twelve dishes.
  • Death is beautiful for cancer alone.
  • He nodded to one, blinked at another, and the third guessed himself.
  • To one is mercy, and to all is offense.
  • The eye sees and the tooth is numb.
  • He scolds him, but God protects him.
  • He is nailed from around the corner with an empty bag.
  • It will go over eggs and not crush a single one.
  • He will treat you so that you can go home naked.
  • It would be very possible, but it’s absolutely impossible.
  • Nazar was late for the market - Uncle Fyodor had sold everything.
  • The eagle doesn't catch flies.
  • Angry about the fleas, and the fur coat in the oven.
  • The aspen will not give birth to an orange.
  • You can know a donkey by its ears, a bear by its claws, and a fool by its speech.
  • Leftovers are sweet.
  • Even the beast does not harm a careful horse.
  • He left the wolf and attacked the bear.
  • She stayed away from the crows, but did not stick to the peahens.
  • The eyes are of little use if the mind is blind.
  • They do not seek good from goodness, horses do not roam from oats.
  • If you're a fool, just spit and move away.
  • There is no wool or milk from a goat.
  • From a moose - moose calves, from a pig - piglets.
  • From love to hate one step.
  • We cannot expect good from our side.
  • A bad wife will make you old, a good wife will make you younger.
  • Friendly words will not dry up your tongue.
  • You can’t escape the parable even on a horse.
  • From word to deed - a hundred stages.
  • Old fools and young people have no life.
  • Your beaver is no good to anyone.
  • From Kholmogory to Kola - thirty-three Nikolas.
  • You will try it yourself, believe us.
  • Get rid of it, bad life, get attached to the good one.
  • The father is rich, but the son is unsuccessful.
  • Father Makar is eating, and novice Nazar is full of the smell.
  • Let's step back and see if we're sitting well.
  • God will leave behind, and good people will be abandoned.
  • That is why God did not give the toad a tail, so that she would not pound grass for them.
  • I ate like a pig on bard.
  • The uncle groaned, looking at other people's money.
  • We groaned all day until the evening, but there was nothing to eat for dinner.
  • The toad is hungry for nuts, but has no teeth.
  • Chop off a finger to harm your hand.
  • A double-edged sword: both here and there.
  • It's a double-edged sword: either you give me or I give you.
  • A spoke in the wheel is a log underfoot.
  • Rotten apple injures its neighbors.
  • We sang this song too, but we were tired.
  • Drink and mind your business.
  • Drink and beat people so they know whose son you are.
  • Drink at the table, don't drink at the post.
  • Drink, goose, water, not of the boyar family.
  • Drink, eat as you want, and wear as you can.
  • Drink, godfather, but don’t lose your mind.
  • Drink, don't get drunk, love, but don't fall in love, play, but don't act out.
  • A stump is not a village, a stupid speech is not a proverb.
  • The first guilt is forgiven.
  • Don't be happy about your first win.
  • The first pancake is lumpy.
  • First pancake for peace.
  • First in advice, and first in response.
  • The first ring - my sleep is lost, the second ring - bow to the ground, the third ring - get out of the house.
  • The first guy in the village is an accordion player, the second is a paramedic.
  • The first guy is in the village, and the village is two yards.
  • If you lubricate the front wheel, the rear one will go on its own.
  • It would skew you from corner to corner, and from ear to ear.
  • Cross yourself and get some sleep.
  • Pour from empty to empty.
  • Shifting from foot to foot, you won’t get hot.
  • Stop worrying about things that cannot be helped.
  • The roosters crowed: it's time to get married.
  • It's good to sing together, but talk separately.
  • Have a feast, woman, on Maslena, and remember about fasting.
  • It was written by scribblers, but dogs will read it.
  • Write the debt on the fence: the fence will fall and the debt will disappear.
  • Write and know: whoever needs it will understand it.
  • Write letters, everything is gone.
  • I don’t cry, but a tear runs.
  • I don’t dare cry, they don’t tell me to bother.
  • A son cries for his father because he left little money.
  • Don't cry, but you need to eat and drink.
  • The carpenter thinks with an axe.
  • It's bad for the sheep if the wolf is the shepherd.
  • A bad dancer's legs get in the way.
  • Learn to dance when you are young, you won’t learn to dance when you are old.
  • Dance, but don't dance.
  • You'll pluck out your entire beard, hair by hair.
  • Walk around the guests, and open the gates yourself.
  • God does not punish twice for the same guilt.
  • He walks around the hut, but cannot find the door.
  • On which water to swim, drink that water.
  • By relics and firs.
  • Stretch your legs on clothes.
  • They don’t go on a visit when called.
  • A honk and a dance.
  • They keep track of income and expenses.
  • For work and pay.
  • By Senka and hat.
  • The tree doesn't bother with a knot.
  • It flowed down my mustache, but didn’t get into my mouth.
  • In the morning he frolicked, and in the evening he went crazy.
  • Honor for the owner and the dog.
  • Poorer, but more honest.
  • The habits are wolfish, but the soul is harelike.
  • Repetition is the mother of learning.
  • The fool looked at the fool and spat: what a shame?
  • If you look at it, it’s a painting, but if you look at it, it’s a beast.
  • A saying is a flower, a proverb is a berry.
  • The weather whispers: steal and drink.
  • Wait until I give birth, let me go see my grandma.
  • Under whom the ice cracks, and under us it breaks.
  • Under the porch, and well done.
  • Water does not flow under a lying stone, and under a rolling stone it does not have time.
  • A rolling stone gathers no moss.
  • Give me your finger, and I’ll grab your hand myself.
  • He gave me his hand and put up his leg.
  • Give it to me, go to Paris, stay, buy it.
  • If you think about it - woe, but if you change your mind - it’s the will of the Lord.
  • The Cossack ate on his side, which is why the Cossack is smooth.
  • We ate, drank, it’s time to know the honor.
  • I went to Moscow for songs.
  • I went to Tula with my samovar.
  • Let's go with nuts, they'll come back with nothing.
  • The wolf regretted the mare, left the tail and the mane.
  • Wait and see.
  • Late guest - bones.
  • It is too late to save wine when the barrel is empty.
  • While the woman flies from the stove, seventy-seven thoughts will change her mind.
  • Until you harness it, don’t bother.
  • While the fat man loses weight, the thin man dies.
  • While the fat dries, the thin one dies.
  • Bowing forward will come in handy.
  • He drinks tea like a merchant, but doesn’t pay like a merchant.
  • Half the battle is picking up wood chips around the fire.
  • It will be noon, there would be something to eat.
  • Our grandmother felt better - she began to breathe less often.
  • Crawling, where it’s low, quietly, where it’s slimy.
  • Stop joking, the wolf said to the trap, let go of your paw.
  • Fields are not sown with words.
  • Talk less - you will hear more.
  • I was going to die, but this is life.
  • The mother-in-law remembers her youth and does not believe her daughter-in-law.
  • Involuntarily, the old woman swears if she is lying.
  • A priest will give birth to a priest, a soldier will give birth to a soldier.
  • Once you're in a flock, don't bark, just wag your tail.
  • Don't poke your nose in front of your dad.
  • Popov’s belly is not stuffed.
  • Priests sing over the dead, mosquitoes over the living.
  • Trying is not torture, and demand is not a problem.
  • It's time and time is more valuable than gold.
  • It's time to sleep if there is no one to wait for.
  • The piglet just won't grunt on the platter.
  • The order of the matter does not spoil things.
  • Put your grandfather on the stove, your grandchildren will put you there.
  • Put him on a shovel and carry him out of the house.
  • He sows - does not measure, eats - does not count.
  • God sent me work, but the devil took away the hunt.
  • I’m ashamed to send a matchmaker, but I’m afraid to go myself.
  • After the bath, sell your trousers and have a drink.
  • After the rain on Thursday.
  • After lunch, lie down, after dinner, walk.
  • There is no repentance after death.
  • The proverb goes like a hut is tossed with a broom.
  • The proverb is not a wet nurse, but with her is good.
  • Listen to the matter, Kuzya! And Kuzya is drunk as a zyuzya.
  • After adding salt, eat everything.
  • Hurry up, don't rush.
  • You hasten to make people laugh.
  • Fast with the spirit, not the belly.
  • Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
  • Lost - don't tell, found - don't show.
  • Lost five, but found seven.
  • In the morning he was good, but in the evening he became unattractive.
  • In the morning he basks, and in the evenings he rages.
  • Praise for a young man is ruinous.
  • Praised the fool, and he is glad.
  • The devil would go to the wedding, but he's afraid of the priest.
  • I went to court in a caftan and came out naked.
  • I went to the bottom to catch crayfish.
  • Nastya went through adversity.
  • Things have gone south, and I’m not happy about it.
  • True eye pricks.
  • Truth is more valuable than gold.
  • The truth lies, but lies run across the earth.
  • The truth is brighter than the sun.
  • Your truth, my truth too, but where is it?
  • Truth is good, but happiness is better.
  • If you bury the truth, you won’t be able to climb out of the hole.
  • Orthodoxy is not proven, but shown.
  • Forewarned is forearmed.
  • First bring it up and reproach it there.
  • It's warm in the sun, good in mother's presence.
  • When they are happy they fight, when they are in trouble they make peace.
  • A dowry comb, a broom, and an altyn of money.
  • My son-in-law is coming, where can I get sour cream?
  • Your day will come too. There will be happiness on your street.
  • It became boring, like dry barley to a toothless mare.
  • Take your son-in-law into the house, and get out yourself.
  • He set to work like a louse on a body.
  • It stuck like a saddle to a cow.
  • She settled the children: she sent one around the world, and gave the other to study - to a swineherd.
  • You have to turn around if you have nowhere to go.
  • March has arrived, put on two trousers.
  • Trouble has come - open the gate.
  • Death has come according to the woman - don’t point to the grandfather.
  • Honor has come - manage to take it down.
  • We came uninvited, we leave uninvited.
  • I’ll sing you a song about this too.
  • He'll get hungry, he'll figure it out himself.
  • Sell ​​the cow and buy the woman something new.
  • I sold my house and bought a gate.
  • I sold it for a ruble, drank half a ruble, tried another - the only profit was that my head hurt.
  • A bullet has flown by and will not return.
  • Exchanged boots for bast shoes.
  • The one who invented this, too, disappear.
  • The ruble was gone for not a penny.
  • Ask a lot, and take what they give.
  • The poor man asks, but you give it to God.
  • Ulyana woke up neither late nor early - everyone was leaving work, and she was right there.
  • Simplicity is worse than theft if it comes not from the mind, but from insanity.
  • I ask you to visit not everyone by name, but everyone.
  • They run quickly, but often fall.
  • The crow flies straight, and even the crow lands on the crow.
  • The bird is beautiful in its singing, and man is beautiful in his ability.
  • The bird sings - it sells itself.
  • A bird has wings, a man has a mind.
  • The bird is fed with food, and the man is deceived with words.
  • Birds are strong with their wings, and people are strong with friendship.
  • A bird is not praised for its wings.
  • Burnt child dreads the fire.
  • Empty vessels make the greatest sound.
  • The empty head is all grass.
  • The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.
  • One feather after another, and a feather will come out.
  • We drink and beat people: know ours, remember yours.
  • We drink and break dishes, and whoever doesn’t like it gets punched in the snout.
  • He was drunk, but he didn’t drink his mind away.
  • Drunk and smart - there are two things in him.
  • For a drunk, the sea is knee-deep, and the puddle is up to his ears.
  • A drunk is not dead: someday he will sleep it off.
  • A drunk will sleep it off, but a fool never will.
  • Work loves fun.
  • Work and hands are reliable guarantees for people.
  • Work loves fools.
  • Work is not a wolf - it will not run away into the forest.
  • Work on your teeth, but laziness on your tongue.
  • I would be glad to cry, but the laughter overcame me.
  • I would be glad to beat him, but there are no trump cards, no suit.
  • Glad the fool found himself stupider.
  • Glad or not glad, but say: you are welcome!
  • If the soul were glad to fast, the body would rebel.
  • Once a year even a stick shoots.
  • Once upon a time it is not necessary.
  • Since the drinking has begun, cut the last cucumber!
  • Once you lie, you become a liar forever.
  • Give up, dirt - shit floats.
  • I’ll break your face and snout, and I’ll tell you that it happened.
  • Once, twice - and off your feet.
  • Break in two - they will say: why not in four?
  • The mind scattered into the nooks and crannies, and in the middle there was nothing left.
  • Cancer, cancer, and to the side.
  • I got up early, but didn’t exert myself much.
  • They equipped themselves early, but set off on their journey late.
  • Don't die before death.
  • I got angry and didn’t ask anyone.
  • Rarely, but accurately. Once, yes much.
  • You see less often, you love more.
  • A river is not a sea, melancholy is not grief.
  • The speeches are royal, but the deeds are beggarly.
  • Speechless, but dishonest in his hand.
  • Rusty iron does not shine, but it is still iron.
  • They don’t tell you to level it, but you can’t see the difference.
  • He was born small, grew up drunk, died old - and never saw the light of day.
  • The native side is the mother, and the alien side is the stepmother.
  • Be born, be baptized, get married, die - give your ass money for everything.
  • You will be born in an open field, and die in a dark forest.
  • Born to crawl cannot fly.
  • Rye in a field is not an outskirts, and the speech of a drunk is not a proverb.
  • Mouth wide open, tongue on shoulder.
  • It’s a pity to scold, but there’s nothing to praise for.
  • A hand washes a hand, and two hands wash a face.
  • A hand washes a hand, a thief covers a thief.
  • The hand washes the hand, and both live.
  • The hand sins, but the head is responsible.
  • The hands work, but the head feeds.
  • The Russian appetite is not disgusted by anything.
  • The Russian harnesses slowly, but drives quickly.
  • Rus hair is a hundred rubles, a wild head is a thousand, but all the good guys have no price.
  • The fish rots from the head.
  • Fish seeks where it is deeper, and man - where it is better.
  • The fish is full of fish, and man is full of man.
  • Birds of a feather flock together.
  • Pockmarked is not afraid of smallpox.
  • Don't compete with the rich, don't fight with the strong.
  • Knocked off the gore's horn.
  • You won't have much trouble with a talkative wife.
  • Keep your mouth shut with talkers.
  • From a sore head to a healthy one.
  • He rode through the water with a harrow and fished with a flail.
  • Don’t eat cherries with the boyars, otherwise they’ll throw bones at you.
  • It’s good with you, but even better without you.
  • There are no fees for news.
  • It came with the wind, went with the wind.
  • From the evening a girl, from midnight a pullet, at dawn a housewife.
  • It looks like a raspberry, but when you bite through it, it’s chaff.
  • He looks disgusting, but has a bad tooth.
  • Quiet in appearance, but dashing in custom.
  • It fell from the cart - it was lost.
  • To live with wolves - howl like a wolf.
  • The chatterbox started with crows and moved to forty.
  • Out of sight, out of mind.
  • Sit behind the stove with a stupid speech.
  • If you find something with a stupid person, you won’t be able to share it.
  • With a hungry belly and for good people.
  • The belly will not burst from hunger, it will only shrink.
  • From hunger and cold the rooster does not crow, but from warmth and fullness the hen crows.
  • The water came down from the mountains and the rivers became muddy.
  • Jump down a mountain, but how about uphill?
  • You can't hurt yourself with grief, you can't drown with sadness.
  • Bribes are fine from a fool.
  • It's dangerous to joke with fools.
  • With the name Ivan, without a name - a blockhead.
  • With whom you will lead, from that you will gain.
  • I cut off the ends and left nothing in the middle.
  • Living with lies is painful, living with the truth is sickening.
  • With prayer in your mouth, work in your hands.
  • From him, like from a goat, there is no wool, no milk.
  • They don’t take two skins from one ox.
  • They don’t die out of sadness, they dry up.
  • From a rotten sheep - even a tuft of wool.
  • It’s too crowded with the hateful one in the field.
  • Living with the truth is hungry, but living with lies makes you sick.
  • Don't quarrel with a drunk, don't mess with a rich man.
  • I will fight with a drunk, but I will make peace with a sober one.
  • Grabbing it in the heat of the moment means you won’t get full, but you’ll get burned.
  • From your native land - die, don’t leave.
  • I'll give you my skin, just get lost with it!
  • Don't fight with the strong, don't sue the rich.
  • With a cloth snout and in a Kalash line.
  • It’s a shame to go with a bag, and it’s sickening to sit at home.
  • With your face, I would be sitting under the matting.
  • Is it with your face to the cathedral for mass?
  • With your happiness, only mushrooms can be found in the forest.
  • Do not fight with the one to whom you bow.
  • Answer wisely, but a fool has nothing to gain.
  • What you get used to, you won’t part with.
  • Sit down, godfather, to have lunch: there are your mittens and hat.
  • Hit yourself, but don’t let others hit!
  • You made the porridge yourself, so you can sort it out yourself.
  • I’ll go naked myself, but I’ll let you in without a shirt.
  • I don’t eat it myself, and I don’t give it to others.
  • Die yourself, and help your friend.
  • Himself with a nose, a beard with a cart.
  • You can't pick yourself up under your arm.
  • I baked the pie myself, eat it myself.
  • The magpie will tell itself where it has built its nest.
  • Of course.
  • Shoemaker without shoes.
  • A matchmaker does not travel with the truth.
  • They wooed, they wooed, and then they all hid.
  • The matchmaker has the first cup and the first stick.
  • Light is not a bathhouse; there will be room for everyone.
  • Just stick the pig's snout in and it will all come through.
  • The pig will find dirt.
  • Don’t throw away what’s yours, don’t take someone else’s.
  • Your own eye is a diamond, and someone else's is glass.
  • The devil is closer.
  • Your own land is sweet even in a handful.
  • It's easier to hit with your own stick.
  • Its shirt is closer to the body.
  • The saints are obsequious to drunkards: every day is a holiday.
  • With a holy fist and on the accursed neck.
  • It burned and there was no smoke.
  • It’s easy to ruin, but what does it feel like in your soul?
  • Business before pleasure.
  • Today you can, tomorrow you can’t.
  • Today with money, tomorrow with debt.
  • Gray hair does not spoil a beaver.
  • Gray hair in a beard is a devil in a rib.
  • Seven gates, all to the garden.
  • Seven are not one, we won’t give offense.
  • Seven do not wait for one.
  • Seven people pick up one straw.
  • Seven with a spoon, one with a bipod.
  • Seven deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided.
  • Seven troubles - one answer.
  • Seven Fridays in a week.
  • Measure seven times and cut once.
  • Hay to the horse does not go.
  • Angry, but not strong.
  • Bow to the angry one, but he is even more arrogant.
  • An angry person will find a stick.
  • The heart is a falcon, and the courage is a crow.
  • Lawless Heart.
  • We sowed rye and mowed quinoa.
  • They don't take cities as a seat.
  • Sit high and spit far away!
  • Sit crookedly, but judge straight!
  • He sits, pouts, and puts on shoes for three days.
  • Strength is a grave to the mind.
  • The strength breaks the straw.
  • Strong is the one who brings down, stronger is the one who rises.
  • If you say it, you won’t turn it back, if you write it, you won’t erase it, if you chop it off, you won’t put it back.
  • Say it, point it, and put it in your mouth.
  • Tell me who your friends are and I will tell you who you are.
  • I would tell God the truth, but I'm afraid of the devil.
  • I would say a word, but the wolf is not far away.
  • He said as he tied it in a knot.
  • The tablecloth is taken off the table - and the friendship disappears.
  • The woman gallops backwards and forwards, but things go on as usual.
  • No matter how much water you drink, you won’t get drunk.
  • No matter how much you feed the wolf, he keeps looking into the forest.
  • How long does the filly not jump, but stay in the clamp.
  • No matter how much you suffer, you cannot live without a quarrel.
  • How many slaves, so many enemies.
  • As much as you can, as much as you want.
  • The buffoon is not a comrade.
  • If you go soon, you will catch up with trouble; if you walk quietly, trouble will catch up with you.
  • Soon the tale is affected, but it is not done soon.
  • It won't be good soon.
  • The early ripening plant rots for the time being.
  • The day until the evening is boring if there is nothing to do.
  • The horse is weak and the tail seems like a burden.
  • Glorious are the tambourines beyond the mountains, but they will come to us like a basket.
  • The blind chicken is all wheat.
  • The blind man said: Let's see.
  • The blind are no guide to the blind.
  • The word is not a sparrow; if it flies out, you won’t catch it.
  • The word is silver, silence is gold.
  • Do your service, but don’t bother yourself!
  • The servant is like a fly - if there is a gap anywhere, it will crawl through everywhere.
  • The earth is full of rumors, and the light is full of whims.
  • Listen to every advice, and note what is useful and what is not.
  • Listen to people and do your own thing!
  • You can listen to him, but you can’t believe.
  • God controls the brave, the devil rocks the drunk.
  • Death without repentance is a dog's death.
  • Death will find a reason.
  • Death is only beautiful for cancer.
  • Laughter is the best medicine.
  • You won't get enough of laughter.
  • Laughs are laughs, but business is business.
  • Resin is not water, swearing is not hello.
  • I didn’t get rich when I was young, but in my old age I wanted to.
  • In youth there is a hole, in old age there is a hole.
  • There is no snow, and there is no trace.
  • Having removed the head, they do not cry through the hair.
  • Handsome from the forehead, but lousy from the back of the head.
  • Don't go into the Kalash range with a pig's snout.
  • With their charter, they don’t go to someone else’s monastery.
  • There is a dog, but there is no stick, there is a stick, there is no dog.
  • The dog barks - the wind wears.
  • The dog barks, the nightingale is silent.
  • The dog lies in the hay, does not eat itself and does not give it to the cattle.
  • The dog is a glutton, and the cat has a sweet tooth.
  • The dog remembers who feeds it.
  • The dog sniffs the dog from the tail.
  • A dog that talks will not bite.
  • Move the dog and hold the stick!
  • He ate the dog, but choked on his tail.
  • The temptation is great - and the conscience is silent.
  • I completely taught the gypsy mare not to eat, but she died.
  • The falcon is out of place, and the raven is in place.
  • The soldier is sleeping - the service is in progress.
  • The soldier shaves with an awl and warms himself with smoke.
  • A soldier can’t steal it, there’s nowhere to take it.
  • A soldier gets three money a day - wherever you want, go there for the day.
  • You can't prop up a mansion with straw.
  • Sleep is better than any medicine.
  • Forty years is a woman's century.
  • The neighbor won't let you sleep: he lives well.
  • A sucker is not a sucker forever, in a year he'll be a cutter, and then it's time to go to the collar.
  • Save yourself and you've had enough.
  • You can't put a thank you in your pocket.
  • Thanks to this house - I'm going to another one.
  • Thank you, you won't be full.
  • First az and beeches, and then science.
  • I would love from the front, but I would kill from behind.
  • The arrogant will not look, the blind will not see.
  • Haste is needed when catching fleas and with someone else's wife.
  • Demand is not a sin, refusal is not a problem.
  • Ask the wind for advice, will there be an answer?
  • There are no hundred rubles, but a ruble is not money.
  • They began to threaten the pike: they wanted to drown the pike in the lake.
  • Old and stupid - they beat you more.
  • Old debt, but who remembers it?
  • I remember old love for a long time.
  • Old love never rusts.
  • An old honk in a new way.
  • The old man is everywhere and nowhere.
  • The old fools collected the wood chips, and the smart kids unwound the wood chips.
  • The old proverb does not go unnoticed.
  • To teach the old is only to spoil.
  • The old woman was angry with Kyiv for three years, but Kyiv didn’t know it.
  • The old bones came to visit.
  • An old friend is better than two new ones.
  • Old friend, great again!
  • As old as he is small, and as small as he is stupid.
  • Become a sheep - there will be wolves.
  • One hundred heads - one hundred minds.
  • There are a hundred rubles, and the truth is yours.
  • They will shake as many pears as they will break.
  • Standing together at the well, and bucket will collide with bucket.
  • It's a terrible dream, but God be merciful.
  • The trouble is terrible until it comes.
  • Siberia is terrible to hear, but people live better than ours.
  • It's scary to begin with.
  • The strings are ready, the songs are not far away.
  • Go home - and God be with you.
  • The bashful will blush, and the shameless will turn pale.
  • It's a shame to say, but it's a shame to hide.
  • It's useful for the judge to find something in his pocket.
  • Money is no problem for a beggar.
  • You can't harness happiness to a shaft.
  • Happiness is better than wealth.
  • Happiness is not a farmhand: you can’t pull it by your hair.
  • Don't believe in happiness, and don't be afraid of trouble!
  • The friendship score does not spoil.
  • I would count the teeth in my mouth.
  • I can’t sew, but I can rip.
  • Eat a carrot if you don't have an apple.
  • I don’t eat raw, I don’t want fried, I can’t stand boiled.
  • The pig is full and eats everything; the man is rich and saves everything.
  • A full belly is deaf to learning.
  • Well-fed cattle are slaughtered for meat.
  • Well-fed hungry does not understand.
  • Let's sit down next to each other and chat.
  • That trouble has not yet died down, but the other has caught fire.
  • So God gave it to him.
  • He's so arrogant that he's not even a brother to the devil.
  • We work so hard that we don’t have time to wipe our noses.
  • So, so, the poor man said: there is no money, we’ll live like this.
  • Such a face that it’s asking for a slap in the face.
  • Such miracles that it makes your hair stand on end.
  • Such hay that I could eat it myself, but I need money.
  • Such a threshold that I could barely drag my legs.
  • There's a dinner where there are a dozen fools.
  • It's nice there where we do not exist.
  • The thread stared, and the needle pulled along with it.
  • If the wolf dragged him, they dragged the wolf too.
  • I don't understand your hint.
  • The body is cramped, but the soul is spacious.
  • I’ll deliver the body, but I can’t vouch for the soul.
  • The calves wander into the net.
  • Now we don’t have it ourselves, but if we eat it, we’ll give it to you too.
  • Patience is a plant that does not grow in every garden.
  • Patience and work all peretrut.
  • The father-in-law loves honor, the son-in-law loves to take, and the brother-in-law squints his eyes.
  • Quiet, but dashing, loud, and easy-going.
  • The sea is quiet while you stand on the shore.
  • The quieter you go, the further you'll get.
  • Quiet dust, not your bastards.
  • It's my fault that I got caught.
  • It's not a bad thing that the tail is short.
  • You're not drunk yet if you have a hat on your head.
  • The goods were rotten and the merchant was blind.
  • If you fall in love with the product, your mind will open.
  • Then dance when they play.
  • Pound water in a mortar.
  • Only angels from heaven do not ask for bread.
  • All I can do is go out of the gate and into the water.
  • Just let the bubbles go up.
  • The only thing in the bottom of the barrel is that the mice have spoiled it.
  • It’s hard for those who remember evil.
  • Tony, who cares, and we are on the sand.
  • Subtle, but loud, thick, but empty.
  • He is a fool who says wrong.
  • He is a fool who is not happy with the pie.
  • The same bear, but with different fur.
  • He is the master who can do everything alone.
  • The one who makes me happy is my matchmaker.
  • He is not rich who has many chambers. And he is not wretched whom God loves.
  • He is not dashing who is quiet when drunk.
  • Whoa, he’s not going, no luck.
  • He hasn't eaten for three days and is picking his teeth.
  • Forgive me three times, and the fourth time I'm sick.
  • You touch the shit and it stinks.
  • Labor feeds a person, but laziness spoils him.
  • A coward is afraid of his own tail.
  • Tryn tried in holy Rus', and you did try.
  • The goat shakes his beard, he’s used to it from a young age.
  • Tight nuts for Tereshka.
  • Here, too, the saint’s patience will run out.
  • You are a thief, and I am knotty.
  • You are along him, and he is across him.
  • You live on the corner, and I live on the edge.
  • He started a lawsuit - he became as goalless as a falcon.
  • It’s hard for a head without shoulders, it’s hard for a body without a head.
  • It’s hard for the hammer, it’s hard for the anvil.
  • Pull the veins while you're alive!
  • The women and the crafty ones are ready for tears.
  • God has a lot of everything.
  • God has a lot of money.
  • God has many days.
  • God has a lot of mercy.
  • With God it doesn’t last long, but with us it doesn’t take long.
  • God has many sticks.
  • God has only one truth.
  • God has much joy.
  • God has a lot of intelligence.
  • Every Ermishka has his own affairs.
  • Every buffoon has his own horn.
  • Every Filatka has his own tricks.
  • Fools and lovers have the same thoughts.
  • Egorka always has excuses.
  • Evil Natalya's people are all crooks.
  • He who has bile in his mouth, everything is bitter.
  • He who has many reasons lies a lot.
  • Anyone who has lost a pig will be squealing in his ears.
  • Whoever has itching, scratch it!
  • Self-interest always has a selfless face.
  • The crooked one has one eye, but sees further than us.
  • Don't expect a tail on a short dog.
  • My uncle was in a hurry, and he died.
  • I have clean bread, sour kvass, a sharp knife, cut it smooth, eat it sweet.
  • Our Grishka does not burp.
  • Our Pelageya has new ideas all the time.
  • Our hawk moths have many holidays.
  • There is always a round dance at our gates.
  • There is nothing in his house to hang himself or kill himself with.
  • The undead do not have their own appearance, they walk around in disguises.
  • Unrighteous judges have many plans.
  • The guy has a guess, the girl has a sense.
  • A bad husband's wife is always a fool.
  • The right one's ears are laughing, but the guilty one's tongue is sad.
  • The drunkard has golden hands, but a filthy snout.
  • You won't find any endings from the holy fathers.
  • Too many cooks spoil the broth.
  • Among hundreds of crazy people you will also find smart ones.
  • Fear has big eyes.
  • The well-fed one has a party on his mind, and the hungry one has lunch on his mind.
  • That little dove has big teeth.
  • Pleasure has a sting in its tail.
  • Bread is not without crumbs.
  • Patience lives on desire.
  • The poor one is not a guest.
  • A bargain is a bargain.
  • I’ll hang myself on a bitter aspen tree, at the very top.
  • The daredevil doesn't think for long.
  • The burry man managed to grunt.
  • Sidney managed to fall off the stove.
  • Well done with a letter.
  • For forty years now there has been no truth.
  • You will recognize Kuzka’s mother, what she wears.
  • I recognized the crow when it flew into my mouth.
  • We’ll leave with the whole yard, in chorus, and we’ll prop up the house with a stake.
  • Pointer Erem, point out the houses!
  • Rolled Sivka steep hills.
  • If you shorten it, you can’t turn it back.
  • The mind is the king in the head.
  • A mind without a mind is a disaster.
  • The mind loves space.
  • Know how to sin, know how to repent.
  • Know how to make mistakes, know how to get better.
  • Know how to joke, know how to stop.
  • If you knew how to give birth to a child, you also know how to teach it.
  • Know how to make a mistake, know how to get better.
  • If you knew how to dissolve, you also know how to knead.
  • He's dead and lying there, but there's no one to push.
  • Dying today is scary, but someday it will be nothing.
  • I can, but I don’t dare.
  • You're okay with dying, but this is bread.
  • If you go smart, say one word, if you go stupid, say three words, and follow him yourself.
  • You would be a smart person, if only you weren't a fool.
  • Smart does not go uphill, the smart mountain will bypass.
  • A smart person will not judge, and a stupid person will not judge.
  • The smart priest baptized you, but didn’t drown you in vain.
  • A smart comrade is half the road.
  • Your uncle gave birth to you, looking at himself.
  • It won't be born, but pasha.
  • The mouth of the baby is true.
  • You give in a span, but pull a fathom.
  • The morning is wiser than the evening - the husband's wife is more distant.
  • Learning is light and ignorance is darkness.
  • Study and work will grind everything down.
  • Teach a wife without children, and children without people.
  • Learn good things, and bad things will come on their own.
  • To teach fools is not to spare your fists.
  • Teach the one who listens, to beat, who cries, to ask, who gives.
  • February is rich in snow, April - in water.
  • Fedot doesn’t drink, and Nefed doesn’t spill.
  • Fedot, but not that one.
  • Fedul deceived everyone, and Fetis hung on a branch.
  • Fedka is as bitter as a radish.
  • They gave Fedyushka money, but he also asks for altyn.
  • Filat and porridge are happy.
  • Foka is like Jacob's magpie - he said one thing about everyone.
  • Thomas feasts, and his godfather grieves.
  • Foma is crying, and his wife is jumping.
  • Fortune is great, but intelligence is not enough.
  • Praise the day before sunset.
  • Praise life at death, and day in the evening.
  • Praise the rye in the stack and the master in the coffin.
  • Praise the dream when it comes true!
  • The tit boasted to light the sea.
  • Boast, but don’t choke.
  • I grabbed my hat and my head was gone.
  • Grab it in your pocket, and there’s a hole in your fistful.
  • Bread is the head of everything.
  • Bread and water are peasant food.
  • Bread puts you on your feet, but wine brings you down.
  • Bread on the table, so is the table, and a throne, but not a piece of bread, so is the table.
  • He doesn’t eat bread, doesn’t take wine into his mouth, but is always full and drunk.
  • There was no bread - there were no friends.
  • I would drink milk, but the snout would be short.
  • Don’t feed him bread, just don’t drive him out of the oven.
  • There is bread and salt, but not about your honor.
  • Drunk and not sick: he'll sleep it off.
  • Go to a tavern, drink wine, beat the poor, and you will become a bishop.
  • A titmouse went to set the sea on fire: it didn’t set the sea on fire, but it created a lot of glory.
  • I walk as a slave and sit as a mistress.
  • The master is the master.
  • The owner is smart, and the guest notices.
  • A single man grumbles - he gets married, a married man grumbles - he repents, an old man grumbles - he is going to die.
  • He was a good man, but he didn’t live long after his death.
  • A good wife, but envious.
  • Good porridge, yes small cup.
  • The chicken is good with its feathers, but the meat is even better.
  • It's a good bowl, but it leaks a little.
  • It's a good fairy tale, but the last one.
  • The good is gone - the bad remains, the bad is gone - what remains?
  • Good by little.
  • A good start is half the battle.
  • A good thief has everything in time.
  • The mansions are good, but there is no defense.
  • A good lock is a reliable friend.
  • A good staff is better than a bad traveling companion.
  • You fly well, but will you land somewhere?
  • He drinks well and remembers well.
  • He laughs best who laughs last.
  • It is good for him to do good who remembers.
  • It’s good for those who don’t want to plow to jump.
  • Wanting will find a reason.
  • If you want, eat, and if you don’t want, eat as you wish.
  • Call it a pot, just don’t put it in the oven.
  • Even though there is not a penny of money, the gait is good.
  • Although not suddenly, I will be a friend.
  • Although the horse is hunchbacked, he is not the gelding’s brother.
  • Even though he's a bastard, he's a husband.
  • No matter how small the light, you can still see the smoke.
  • Even though your purse is empty, your soul is pure.
  • At least for an hour, but jump.
  • Even naked, but with a broadsword.
  • At least spit in his eyes: everything is God’s dew to him.
  • Although he is not rich, he is glad to have guests.
  • At least not in the same row, but in the same herd.
  • Even if you don't like it, laugh.
  • Although it is awkward, it is painfully pitiful.
  • Although there is no profit, fame is good.
  • Even if you’re late, you can’t keep up with people.
  • At least sing songs, at least howl like a wolf.
  • At least sing, at least cry, at least swim, at least jump.
  • At least crack a tit, and not be a crane.
  • Even though it's a sheep's coat, it's a human soul.
  • Although I am a brother, I’m just not happy about him.
  • Although not fishy, ​​but tasty.
  • The crest is stupider than a crow, and more cunning than the devil.
  • I want to eat the pie, but I don’t want to go underground.
  • If you want to eat rolls, don’t sit on the stove.
  • If you want to eat mushroom pie, keep your mouth shut.
  • If you want to get married, pray three times.
  • If you want to live, be able to spin.
  • If I want, I can do half of it.
  • Keep yourself from troubles while they are gone.
  • Horseradish radish is not sweeter.
  • Christopher drags around the courtyard.
  • Matvey is bad when he doesn’t know how to treat his guests.
  • A bad husband goes to his grave, but a good wife goes to her yards.
  • A bad husband will die, a good wife will go around the world.
  • A bad lunch when there is no bread.
  • Hood pie, but I ate it.
  • Poor offspring in a leap year.
  • Худ Роман, когда пуст карман.
  • Худ талан, коли пуст карман.
  • Худ торжок, да не пуст горшок.
  • Худа в карты играть, а козырей не знать.
  • Худа весть - нечего есть.
  • Худа та мышь, которая одну лазейку знает.
  • Худая грамота только душе пагуба.
  • Худая жена и хорошего мужа портит.
  • Худая слава пройдет - никто замуж не возьмет.
  • Худая снасть и отдохнуть не даст.
  • Худая стоянка лучше доброго похода.
  • Худая трава из поля вон.
  • Худая честь, коли нечего есть.
  • Худо без того, когда в доме нет ничего.
  • Худо лето, когда солнца нету.
  • Худо ль, не худо ль, добро ли, не добро ли - охота бывает сильнее неволи.
  • Худо мужу тому, у которого жена больная в дому.
  • Худо нажитое впрок нейдет.
  • Худо овцам, где волк воевода.
  • Худо сено - половина травы.
  • Царев гнев - посол смерти.
  • Царевы слуги не жалеют ноги.
  • Царские глаза далеко видят.
  • Царь и народ - все в землю пойдет.
  • Цвет - пчелкам, а мед - женкам.
  • Цвет в поле - человек в воле.
  • Цветет старость сединою.
  • Цветное платье - на плечи, а добрая мысль - к сердцу.
  • Цела ли голова, а шапку Бог даст.
  • Целил, да не попал, лишь заряд потерял.
  • Целовал ворон курку до последнего перышка.
  • Целу домой воротиться, так в дороге не дремать.
  • Цельба голодному - хлеб с водою.
  • Целы ль сани, а лошади пропали.
  • Целых два чина: дурак да дурачина.
  • Цена зайцу - две деньги, а бежать - сто рублев.
  • Церковь не в бревнах, а в ребрах.
  • Цыганский дом: три кола да посередке головня.
  • Цыгану без обману дня не прожить.
  • Do not count your chickens before they are hatched.
  • Чай пить - не дрова рубить.
  • Чан мяса, да вкусу нет.
  • Час в добре пробудешь - все горе забудешь.
  • Час побережешься - век проживешь.
  • Час терпеть, а век жить.
  • Часом с квасом, а порой и с водой.
  • Часто за шапку берется - не скоро уйдет.
  • Чего в детстве просим, то под старость бросим.
  • What you can't see with your eyes, you will pay extra with money.
  • Чего девушка не знает, то ее и красит.
  • Чего душа желала, то Бог и дал.
  • Чего не воротить, про то лучше забыть.
  • Чего не знаю, по тому и не скучаю.
  • Чего немножко, того не мечи в окошко.
  • Чего нет, того и хочется.
  • Чего сам не любишь, того и другому не желай.
  • Чего хвалить не умеешь, того и не хули!
  • Whose shore is the fish.
  • Чей ни будь бык, а теленок наш.
  • Человек не без квартирки, а мертвый не без могилки.
  • Человек по сердцу - половина венца.
  • Человек хлебом живет, а не промыслом.
  • Человек я маленький, шкурка на мне тоненькая.
  • Than are rich, that and are glad.
  • Чем больше город, тем больше тараканов.
  • Whatever the child would entertain, if only he would not cry.
  • Чем возить, так лучше погонять.
  • Чем кто соблазнился, тем и других соблазняет.
  • Чем не молодец, коли нос с огурец.
  • Чем плутать, так лучше воротиться.
  • Чем ругаться, лучше собраться да подраться.
  • Чем с плачем жить, так лучше с песнями умереть.
  • Чем тут церковь виновата, коли поп дурак?
  • What the hell is not joking when God is sleeping!
  • Чем черт не шутит: из дубинки выпалит.
  • Через старых и молодым житья нет.
  • You can’t wash off a black male.
  • Черт полена не мягче.
  • Честь да место, а за пивом пошлем.
  • Honor of honor and a word believes.
  • Four floors, and the sides are scored.
  • Что больше натягивать, то скорее лопнет.
  • What they throw up is picked up.
  • Что будет спине, то и хребту.
  • Что будет, то и будет.
  • Что было долбить, то само провалилось.
  • Что было, видели деды, что будет, увидят внуки.
  • Что было, то видели, что будет, увидим.
  • Что было, то прошло и быльем поросло.
  • Что было, то сплыло.
  • Что в девках ни было, да теперь замужем.
  • What's in the forehead, what's on the forehead.
  • Что в людях ведется, то и нас не минется.
  • Что в рот, то спасибо.
  • Что город, то норов, что деревня, то обычай.
  • Что есть - вместе, а чего нет - пополам.
  • Что за шум, а драки нет?
  • Что знает кум, знает и кумова жена, а по ней и вся деревня.
  • Что и честь, коли нечего есть?
  • Что испекли, то и съедим, а завтра поглядим.
  • Что кому до нас, коли праздничек у нас?
  • Что кому за дело до чужого тела?
  • Что кому за дело, что девка с парнем сидела?
  • Что мать в голову вобьет, того и отец не выбьет.
  • Что мне до чужих? Да пропадай хоть и свои!
  • Что мне тесть, коли нечего есть.
  • Что нальешь, то и выпьешь.
  • Что нам хлеб - были бы пироги.
  • Что написано пером, то не вырубишь топором.
  • Что народ увидит, то и Бог услышит.
  • Что не годится, то и худо.
  • What’s not nice, I’m in the censer.
  • Что не родится, то и не умирает.
  • What goes around, comes around.
  • Что привез, то продал, что продал, то пропил.
  • Что припасешь, то и на стол понесешь.
  • Что припасла душа, то и на тот свет понесла.
  • Что скажешь? - А что спросишь.
  • Что старина, то диво.
  • Что тому Богу молиться, который не милует!
  • Whosoever hurts, that's what he says.
  • Что у старухи за деньги! Все копеечки.
  • What fell, it's gone.
  • Что урвал, то и твое.
  • Чтоб тебя свело да скорчило, повело да покоробило!
  • Чудеса в решете: дыр много, а вылезть негде.
  • Smells a cat whose meat is eaten.
  • Someone else's soul is darkness.
  • Чужая сторона и без ветра сушит и без зимы знобит.
  • You will not be alien rich.
  • Чужой дурак - веселье, а свой - бесчестье.
  • Чужому товару цены не уставишь.
  • Чужую беду руками разведу, а к своей и ума не приложу.
  • Чужую бороду драть - своей не жалеть.
  • Чужую кровлю кроешь, а своя каплет.
  • Чужую курочку щипли, а свою за крылышко держи.
  • Чужую рожь веять - глаза порошить.
  • Чулан - второй дом.
  • Чулки новы, пятки голы.
  • Чур одному - не давать никому.
  • Чуть жив, чуть жив, а все не помер.
  • Чучело только видом пугает.
  • Чье бы поле ни было, да телята наши.
  • Чье кушаю, того и слушаю.
  • Чье правое дело, тот говори смело.
  • Чьи грехи закрыты, а наши все наружу.
  • Whose cow would mumble, but yours would be silent.
  • Чья возьмет, та и домой пойдет.
  • Чья воля, того и ответ.
  • Чья душа в грехе, та и в ответе.
  • Чья земля, того и хлеб.
  • Чья крепость старее, та и правее.
  • Чья сила, того и нива.
  • Чья сторона сильнее та и правее.
  • Шалишь, кума! Не с той ноги плясать пошла!
  • Шалишь, Наташа, ножку наколешь.
  • Шапка в рубль, а щи без круп.
  • Шапочка в две денежки - и та набекрень.
  • Шапочное знакомство не пойдет в потомство.
  • Шасть на божью часть.
  • Шатает ветер горою.
  • Шатающейся корове где сена клок, а где и вилы в бок.
  • Шаханья много, да мат один.
  • Шахнул ему с поля долой.
  • Шахнуть да махнуть - ан и вся игра.
  • Шашки в кузов.
  • Швец Данило что ни шьет, все гнило.
  • Шей да пори - не будет глухой поры.
  • Шей, вдова, широки рукава: было бы, во что класть небылые слова.
  • Шейка - копейка, алтын - голова, сто рублей - борода.
  • Шел бы в пир, да не рад мир.
  • Шел бы наперед, да никто не берет.
  • Шел бы черт на свадьбу, да боится попа.
  • Шелег в мошну, а алтын из мошны.
  • Шелк не рвется, булат не гнется, а красное золото не ржавеет.
  • Шелков веник - бумажное тело.
  • Шелудивая овца все стадо портит.
  • Шельма на шельме едет, шельмой и погоняет.
  • Шельму бей, да не убей.
  • Шептал ему под нос, да не возьмет в разум.
  • Шептал тайно - хлопотать явно.
  • Шерсть в войлоке хоть козловая - спи на нем на здоровье.
  • Шерсть стриги, а шкуры не дери.
  • Шиворот навыворот, вон на тараты.
  • Awl in the bag does not hide.
  • Шило не мыло, колотка не терка, подметки не грибы, вар не пиво.
  • Шилом моря не нагреешь.
  • Шипит под нос, что блинный подмаз.
  • Шире, грязь, - навоз едет.
  • Широк зипун на Фомке - не будет в том помхи.
  • Широка борода клином, а зовут его Климом.
  • Широка дорожка Ерошке.
  • Широки рукава: знать с Трубецкова двора.
  • Шить да пошить, да нашивки нашить.
  • Шиш, ворона: пора на гнездо.
  • Шиш, муха: не разбереди уха.
  • Шла кума пеша, куму легче.
  • Штаны сняли турецкие, а батоги кладут русские.
  • Шуба елова, да к сердцу здорова.
  • Шуба овечья, а душа человечья.
  • Шубка надета, а шкурка пришита, не переменишь.
  • Шубу бей - будет теплей.
  • Шубу носить не для красоты, а для теплоты.
  • Шумит дубравушка к погодушке.
  • Шумом праву не быть.
  • Шурин по зяте не наследник.
  • Шути, да оглядывайся.
  • Шутил Купряшка, да попал в тюряшку.
  • Шутил Мартын, да спрятался под тын.
  • Шутил, да вышутил.
  • Шутить над другим - любить шутку и над собой.
  • Шутка в добро не ведет.
  • Шутка не погудка.
  • Шутки в сторону - дело то бай!
  • Шутки шути - а людьми не мути.
  • Шутку любишь над Фомой, так люби и над собой.
  • Шутку сшутить - людей насмешить.
  • Шутник - покойник: пошутил, да и умер.
  • Шуток не шутит, а дела не делает.
  • Шуту в дружбе не верят.
  • Шутя, мед пьют, а и в правду кандалы трут.
  • Шьет, а нити наружу выходят.
  • Щеголь - хвост веретеном.
  • Щеголь собака: что ни год, то рубаха, а портам и смены нет.
  • Щеголь ходит, живот поджав.
  • Щеголял смолоду, а под старость умирает с голоду.
  • Щей горшок да сам большой.
  • Щеки берендеевы.
  • Щеня лает, у старых псов слыша.
  • Щербата денежка, да гладок калач.
  • Щербина на ноже, щетина на еже.
  • Щи - хоть портянки полощи.
  • Soup and porridge - our food.
  • Щи хоть кнутом хлещи: пузыри не вскочат, брюха не обкормят.
  • Щипал Фрол горох да заболел поперек.
  • Щипать соловью калину, пропустя малину.
  • Щиплет сокол галку - поглядывает на палку.
  • Щиплет Федосья чужие колосья, а прибыли нет.
  • Щипнул Фома рыбки, а сам скочил на дыбки.
  • Щука востра - взяла ерша с хвоста.
  • Щука с огурцами - кушать с молодцами.
  • Щука умерла, а зубы остались.
  • Щука умирает, а зубы оголяет.
  • Щупают татя в три перемены.
  • Эта ворона нам не оборона.
  • Эта капель не на нашу плешь.
  • Эта Хавронья сбила с подворья.
  • Это все ничего, а вот поглядим, что-то вперед будет.
  • Это еще бабушка надвое сказала.
  • It is still written with a pitchfork on water.
  • Это еще цветочки, а ягодки впереди.
  • Это нам нипочем: закусывай калачом.
  • Это слово несется не изнови - исстари.
  • Этот бы хрен да в постный день - не болтай, лишь помешивай.
  • Эх, Севастьян, не узнал своих крестьян.
  • Ювелирские счеты почище аптечных.
  • Юг веет - старого греет.
  • Юн - с игрушками да с пирушками, а стар - с подушками.
  • Юн всяк бывал и в грехах живал.
  • Юному хвастать, а старому хрястать.
  • Юность - время золотое: ест, и пьет, и спит в покое.
  • Юноша молод - не стерпивал голод.
  • Юноша молод, не терпивал холод.
  • Юс да ижица - делу конец ближится.
  • Я бы его в ложке утопил.
  • Я бывало и того, а жена не того - ну уж и я не тово.
  • Я говорю про Ивана, а ты про болвана.
  • Я горло дери, а доход бери.
  • Я его выручил, а он меня выучил.
  • Я ему про Фому, а он мне про Ерему.
  • Я ж именинник, да мне ж и пирога нет.
  • Я за кусок, а ты за носок.
  • Я за порог, а жена поперек.
  • Я и так, я и этак, а он ни так, ни сяк.
  • Я к тебе голублюсь, а ты от меня тетеришься.
  • Я не о том пел, а ты не о том слушал.
  • Я не отпел, а ты и шапку надел.
  • Я не я, и лошадь не моя, и я не извозчик.
  • Я рад гостям за чужим столом.
  • Я тебе рад, да боюсь, что ты вороват.
  • Я тебе язык ниже пяток пришью.
  • The apple never falls far from the tree.
  • Яблонный куст не живет пуст.
  • Яблочное семя знает свое время.
  • Явен грех малу вину творит.
  • Ягода винная - еда дивная.
  • Ядь гортани сладкая, речь сердцу гладкая.
  • Ядь добра и редька, коли не случилось рыбки.
  • Язва от стрел глубока, а от меча широка.
  • Язык без костей: мелет, а куда хочешь, туда и воротишь, что хочет, то и лопочет.
  • Язык болтает, а голова не знает.
  • Язык говорит, а голова не ведает.
  • Язык голову кормит, он же и спину портит, и до смерти доводит, и до беды доводит.
  • Language will take you to Kyiv.
  • Язык мал: великим человеком шатает.
  • Язык мой - враг мой: прежде ума рыщет, беды ищет.
  • Язык мой, а речи не свои говорю.
  • Язык наш - враг наш.
  • Язык не лопатка: знает, что горько, что сладко.
  • Языком болтай, а руками воли не давай.
  • Языком масла не собьешь.
  • Языком не расскажешь, так и пальцами не растычешь.
  • Языком не спеши, а делом не ленись.
  • Языку каши дай.
  • Teach your grandmother to suck eggs.
  • Яким - простота: две рукавицы за поясом, а третьей ищет.
  • Яков, Яков! Не все бы ты якал.
  • Якорь телу - язык.
  • Ямщик в дороге пайщик.
  • Яр муж не благообразен.
  • Ярая пшеница бела в пирогах.
  • Ярко лучина горела, да где она?
  • Ярополь со льном, а мы с полотном.
  • Ярославль-городок - Москвы уголок.
  • Яства много, коли брюха не жаль, да брюха не жаль.
  • Ястреб ловит, что хочет, а богат купит, что может.
  • Ястреб ловит, что хочет, а ратай, что может.
  • Ястреба бабят - не по голове гладят.
  • Ящерка маленька, да зубы остры.
  • Ящерка юлит - никому пакости не творит.

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