Russian Proverbs - page 39

When god will punish, he will first take away the understanding. (Russian Proverb)
When he mounts his horse he forgets God; when he dismounts, he forgets his horse. View proverb
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When the Tsar sins the Empire must do penance. View proverb
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Who owns the bank owns the fish. View proverb
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Wolf in sheep's clothing. View proverb
Russian Proverb
Work makes you into a hunchback and then rich. View proverb
Russian Proverb
Worship the gods of where you live. View proverb
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You do not swap horses while crossing the ford. View proverb
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You get used to everything - even hell. View proverb
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Your elbow is near but you can't bite it. View proverb
Russian Proverb
"Your feet are crooked, your hair is good for nothing," said the pig to the horse. (Russian Proverb)
To fall is not a misfortune-the misfortune is not to get back up. View proverb
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He who stole (six coins) is hanged. He who stole (fifty coins) is praised. View proverb
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The man would gasp if looked at himself. View proverb
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Without a cat, mice feel free. View proverb
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Take care of clothes from new, take care of [your] honor from when [you are] young. View proverb
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[If all of us] take hold of [it] together, it won't feel heavy. View proverb
Russian Proverb
Margulis, Kholodnaya (2000). Russian-English dictionary of proverbs and sayings. McFarland. p. 22. ISBN 0786407034. View proverb
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For a big ship, a big voyage. View proverb
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There'll be a holiday in our street too. View proverb
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With your mouth, it would be good to drink mead (sweet alcoholic beverage made out of fermented honey). (Russian Proverb)
The eye can see it, but the tooth can't bite it. View proverb
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In measly pride, devil finds satisfaction. View proverb
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Wolf in sheep's pelt. View proverb
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To fear the wolves - not to go into the woods. View proverb
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