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Short Funny Sayings
Ill-starred women have two babies a year.
Pashto Proverb
Improve thyself.
African Proverb
In anger a man becomes dangerous to himself and to others.
Omaha Proverb
In anger there is no intelligence.
Sukuma Proverb
In case of doubt it is best to lean to the side of mercy.
Legal Proverb
In granny’s basket there is always waranawa fish.
Papiamentu Proverb
In guns we trust.
Colonial Proverb
In pride, a man shakes even his tail.
African Proverb
In teaching others we teach ourselves.
African Proverb
In the great river there are large and small fish.
Ewe Proverb
In the swamp of sorrows, regret is an anchor.
Rosicrucian
In this world nothing is permanent but change.
African Proverb
In time, little and often make a heap.
African Proverb
In times of trouble leniency becomes crime.
African Proverb
In twenty-four hours, a house can become a patriarch.
Seneca Proverb
Incremental efforts have an impact as benefits accumulate.
Singaporean Proverb
Inner peace and love are the greatest of God's gifts.
Native American Tenton Sioux Proverb
Inquire about everything that you may understand it. be good tempered and magnanimous, that your disposition may be attractive.
Ancient Egyptian Proverb
Instruction in youth is like engraving in stone.
Columbian Proverb
Insults follow the afflicted.
African Proverb
Intelligence is a fruit picked in the nieghbour's garden.
Batabwa Proverb
Iron does not clang by itself.
Madagasy Proverb
It does not become a sparrow to mix in the dance of the cranes.
African Proverb
It is a fine thing to command, though it be only a herd of cattle.
Dominican Republic Proverb
It is a good doctor that follows his own advice.
African Proverb
It is a poor cook who will not taste the dish.
African Proverb
It is a rarity to find someone who can weigh other people's faults without putting his own thumbs on the scale.
Paraguayan Proverb
It is as inadvisable as binding two horses to one tree
Turkmen Proverb
It is best to bind up the finger before it is cut.
Lesotho Proverb
It is better to bear your cross than to drag it.
Breton Proverb
It is better to finish something than begin.
African Proverb
It is better to have less thunder in the mouth and more lightning in the hand.
Apache Proverb
It is better to have too much than too little.
African Proverb
It is better to run back than run the wrong way.
African Proverb
It is better to wear out one's shoes than one's sheets.
Genoese Proverb
It is easy to be brave from a distance.
Native American Omaha Proverb
It is fine any place you go but best at home.
African Proverb
It is good to tell one's heart.
Chippewa Proverb
It is less of a problem to be poor, than to be dishonest.
Anishinabe Proverb
It is mysterious if a baboon falls from a tree.
Shona Proverb
