Kikuyu Proverbs - page 2

A man changing his abode is like a woman marrying. (Kikuyu Proverb)
A market can be spoilt by one woman. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Cooked food is not sold for goats. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Cutting by the tongue is different from cutting by the knife. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Darkness caused to dance even him who cannot. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Darkness shows no wrong path to she who gets what she wants before dark. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Every case begins from the stomach. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Everybody regrets not what he leaves but what he does not find. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Fools rejoice for a bad thing. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
For a jest one should not take the arrow out of the quiver. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
From a jest comes a strife. (Kikuyu Proverb)
Goats fall that take hold of lichens. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Great haste breaks the yam tuber. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Having rain clouds is not the same as having rain.. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
He who adorns himself knows to what sort of dance he is going. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
He who does not know the road delays also one that knows it. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
He who does not know, knows after being told. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
He who is full does not understand what is told. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
He who is stricken knows how to defend himself. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Two rich persons do not wish each other a bird of ill omen. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Two waterfalls do not hear each other. (Kikuyu Proverb)
Two wives are two pots full of poison. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Virtue is better than riches. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Virtue is power. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
Vultures arrive at the place where the goat is slaughtered. View proverb
Kikuyu Proverb
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