Finnish Proverbs - page 17

Skin and bones and a little dirt between. (Finnish Proverb)
Even the smallest will take off of the ground. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Ran like having the bottom of the belly full of feet. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Runs like having the head as the third foot. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Nobody will beat the champion, except the champion's wife. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Forest gives what forest has. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
A husband has two days of joy: bringing his bride to home and bringing her to grave. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Man is a fish, woman a fisher, love is the hook and marriage is the frying pan. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
The man is like the owner of Europe, 'though as far as I know I haven't sold a piece. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Man is wife's head, eats what she has left. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Why to live, when Lämsä buries cheap? (Finnish Proverb)
What's such child who doesn't do damage worth five marks a day - a boy may do worth one hundred. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
What one learns while young, one masters when old. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
I have to live in Finland. I could never leave this land; it would make the end of me and would mean death to my art. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Me too, said the little bull. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
From where gets the blacksmith the knife? View proverb
Finnish Proverb
What godless fears, it will happen. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Why is the man from Luoto in the church, just sleeps and dreams of herrings? View proverb
Finnish Proverb
The smaller the master the more devilish. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
The more cooks the worse soup. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Why to be a sorrow to someone when you could be a joy to many? (Finnish Proverb)
The recruit is the fastest animal of the forest. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Sulks like a perch in the fish trap. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Black like the soul of the raven. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
Black miller and white blacksmith are shocking in front of the God. View proverb
Finnish Proverb
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