Going to remove a lump, returning with another.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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THE LIBRARY
Proverbs
Shared wisdom, with origins and meanings explored.
Even in a tiger's jaws, keep your wits and you may live.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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A newborn puppy does not fear the tiger.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Can you become full with the first spoonful?
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Utmost sincerity moves heaven.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Even an earthworm wriggles when stepped on.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Yielding can be winning.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Even with ten mouths, nothing to say.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Even with a crooked mouth, speak straight.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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A rice cake that suits the mouth.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Without lips, the teeth feel cold.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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At least wet your lips before saying that.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Appetite is a side dish.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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See the beloved and gather mulberry leaves too.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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A moment feels like three autumns.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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Human affairs are like the old man's lost horse.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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A neighbor is better than a cousin.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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One lifetime, whether lived this way or that.
β Korean proverb; individual author and earliest origin unknown
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