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What are Proverbs and Where do the come from? Proverbs and old sayings reveal many aspects about the cultural traditions of a society. Proverbs originated from indigenous humble folk who handed down these wise old sayings over the centuries, generation to generation. Many proverbs serve as advisory tales and wise counsel . |
Welsh Proverbs, Old Sayings and Words of Wisdom Inspiring Quotes and Proverbial Wisdom from Wales about Weddings, Pride and Angels, Love and Anger May you be poor in misfortune, rich in blessings, slow to make enemies, quick to make friends. But rich or poor, quick or slow, may you know nothing but happiness from this day forward. -- Irish Blessing A wicked man's gift hath a touch of his master. -- Welsh proverb A slattern woman hold open the door to hell. -- Welsh proverb Small is every man who considers himself great. -- Welsh proverb He who would be head let him be a bridge. -- Welsh proverb The young laugh when the old fall. -- Welsh proverb An angel abroad, and a devil at home. -- Welsh proverb He who steals an egg will steal more. -- Welsh proverb Old proverbs are the children of truth. -- Welsh proverb Patience is the mother of all wisdom. -- Welsh proverb Three things it is best to avoid: a strange dog, a flood, and a man who thinks he is wise. -- Welsh proverb A wise wolf hides his fangs. -- Welsh proverb Let him who reflects, remember . -- Welsh proverb The foolish has a wagging tongue. -- Welsh proverb The advice of the aged will not mislead you. -- Welsh proverb Better the rod that bends than one that breaks. -- Welsh proverb You are here history of painters > proverbs from around the world > European Proverbs > Welsh proverbs Welsh Proverbs, Old Sayings and Customary Wisdom Inspiring Quotes and Proverbial Wisdom from Wales about Fortune, Pride and Dignity, Time and Mortality A wicked man's gift hath a touch of his master. -- Welsh proverb A slattern woman hold open the door to hell. -- Welsh proverb Small is every man who considers himself great. -- Welsh proverb He who would be head let him be a bridge. -- Welsh proverb The young laugh when the old fall. -- Welsh proverb An angel abroad, and a devil at home. -- Welsh proverb He who steals an egg will steal more. -- Welsh proverb Old proverbs are the children of truth. -- Welsh proverb Patience is the mother of all wisdom. -- Welsh proverb Three things it is best to avoid: a strange dog, a flood, and a man who thinks he is wise. -- Welsh proverb A wise wolf hides his fangs. -- Welsh proverb Let him who reflects, remember . -- Welsh proverb The foolish has a wagging tongue. -- Welsh proverb The advice of the aged will not mislead you. -- Welsh proverb Better the rod that bends than one that breaks. -- Welsh proverb He who deceives, shall be deceived. -- Welsh proverb One needs a long spoon to sup with the devil. -- Welsh proverb A slattern woman hold open the door to hell. -- Welsh proverb Perfect love sometimes does not come until the first grandchild. -- Welsh proverb A lame cat is better than a swift horse when rats infest the palace. -- Welsh proverb
Better learning than wealth. -- Welsh proverb If you feel you have worthwhile information you would like to contribute we would love to hear from you. We collect proverbs and old sayings from folks all over the globe and appreciate your participation. When submitting please, if possible, site the source and provide English translation. Email to historyofpainter@gmail.com |