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Zvinozivikanwa nevhu kuti mwana wembeva anorwara.

Translation

The soil is the one that knows that the young of a mouse is unwell.

Application

The most intimate details of a person’s life, along with their feelings, are known only to them; so are their deepest and most personal struggles.

Similar Proverbs

1. Chinoziva ivhu kuti mwana wembeva anorwara.

2. Nyakuravira ndiye anoziva kuti nyama yaibva.

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