Chawira hama chapfuura, mangwana chinewe.
Translation What has befallen a relative is over; tomorrow it will be your turn. Application One who is unfeeling towards the misfortunes of others should … Read more
Translation What has befallen a relative is over; tomorrow it will be your turn. Application One who is unfeeling towards the misfortunes of others should … Read more
Translation What came first made one wiser. Application Bad experiences, blunders, and mistakes from the past, drive people to be more cautious. Similar Proverbs Chakachenjedza … Read more
Definitions dandadziva: long pool magarangwena: dwelling place of crocodiles Translation What used to be deep long pools are now crocodile swamps. Interpretation This proverb speaks … Read more
Translation The tortoise was saved by its shell. Application What is considered distasteful by some might be of value to others. Similar Proverb 1. Chakakodza … Read more
Definitions mapapata: remains – scattered bones, generally of an animal. Literal translation To fear is to bend low; the crow once feared, and only a … Read more
Definitions reveteka: talk Translation Where the hoe has done its work, talking is unnecessary. Application If you persevere at something you will reap a reward. … Read more
Translation One who is emotionally upset and on the verge of crying will not lack tears. Application If you persevere at something you will reap … Read more
Translation Do not go after one who has taken away what belongs to them. Application One who is in possession of something that belongs to … Read more
Translation One who has gone to sleep, sleeps with his mouth. Application When one dies, the things of this world are no longer necessary for … Read more
Translation It’s by choice — frying roundnuts in your hand. Application There is little sympathy for one who knowingly exposes himself to harm. Similar Proverbs … Read more