Les morts ne sont vraiment morts que lorsque les vivants les ont oubliés (proverbe malgache – Madagascar).
The dead are only dead when the living have forgotten about them (Malagasy proverb – Madagascar).
Proverbe malgache / Malagasy Proverb
Category: Great Wisdom
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Ancient Egyptian Wisdom on Experience
Not the greatest Master can go even one step for his disciple; in himself he must experience each stage of developing consciousness. Therefore he will know nothing for which he is not ripe (Ancient Egyptian proverb).
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Proverbe sur l’Absence/ Proverb on Being Absent
Quand les herbes envahissent une parcelle, c’est que le propriétaire est absent (Proverbe Bahumbu – République Démocratique du Congo (RDC)). Une fois parti, on ne pense plus à vous.
When weeds take over a parcel of land, that means that the owner is absent (Bahumbu proverb – Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)). – Once gone, nobody thinks about you anymore.
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Proverbe sur les conséquences de …/ Proverb on Consequences of Being Trapped
Le serpent pris au piège n’évitera pas le bâton (Proverbe Ewe – Benin, Ghana, Togo).
The snake trapped cannot avoid the stick (Ewe proverb – Benin, Ghana, Togo).
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Proverbe Sotho sur la contagion / Sotho Proverb on Contagion
Une chèvre galeuse infecte les autres (Proverbe Sotho – Lesotho, Afrique du Sud).
A scabby goat infects others (Sotho Proverb – Lesotho, South Africa).
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Proverbe Burundais sur la fragilité et douceur/ Burundian Proverb on Fragility and Gentleness
Sur l’oeil on gratte doucement (Proverbe Burundais – Burundi).
On the eye, scratch gently (Burundian proverb – Burundi).
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Proverbe sur le mensonge et sa propagation / Proverb on Lies and its Propagation
Le mensonge a des ailes (Proverbe Ngbandi – République Centrafricaine (RCA) et République Démocratique du Congo (RDC)).
The lie has wings (Ngbandi proverb – Central African Republic (CAR) and Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)).
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Proverbe malgache sur Dieu / Malagasy Proverb on God
Nier l’existence de Dieu, c’est sauter les yeux fermés (proverbe malgache – Madagascar).
Denying the existence of God, is like jumping eyes closed (Malagasy proverb – Madagascar).
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Proverbe Camerounais sur les habitudes / Cameroonian Proverb on Habits
Le petit du scolopendre s’enroule comme sa maman le lui a appris (Proverbe Bassa – Cameroun).
The little of the centipede curls like its mother taught him (Bassa proverb – Cameroon).
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Proverbe sur le voleur / Proverb on the Thief
Où la poule a gratté longtemps, elle laisse une plume (proverbe Ruandais – Rwanda). – Un voleur laisse toujours derrière lui quelque trace.
Where the hen has scratched for a long time, she leaves a feather (Rwandan proverb – Rwanda). – A thief always leaves behind a clue.
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