Namibian Proverbs - page 2

An old monkey never forgets how to climb trees. (Namibian Proverb)
Never kill the cat that cries. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
Elephants carry each other. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
The earth is not ours, it is a treasure we hold in trust for future generations. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
From little date seeds, great things are born. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
God is in the details and so is the devil. View proverb
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Half bread is better than nothing. View proverb
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Today butterflies, tomorrow wasps. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
I am not dead yet. i can suffer a bit more. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
When the fish gets rotten, it all starts from the head. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
When the fox is hungry, he eats butterflies. (Namibian Proverb)
It is always a pleasure to greet a friend from afar. View proverb
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Those who live together cannot hide their behinds from each other. View proverb
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If your mouth turns into a knife, it will cut off your lips. View proverb
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He who has bad breath cannot smell it. View proverb
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A parasite cannot live alone. View proverb
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An heir also inherits quarrels. View proverb
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Only the mountains never meet. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
The ears do not lose their interest. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
If the State is going to fall, it is from the belly. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
It's easy to wad your neighbor's field. (Namibian Proverb)
To the white horse the zebra said: 'i am white too,' and to the black horse: 'i am really black.' View proverb
Namibian Proverb
As soon as the monkey has climbed a tree, it will start abusing from its elevated position. View proverb
Namibian Proverb
"Namibia, Land of the Brave” is the national anthem of Namibia. View proverb
Namibian Proverb