1) You were born as a child and die as a childish.

2) To err is human.

3) Time is a good master and labour makes you richer.

4) There is a human creature precious than diamond, there is a man worthless than any animal being.

5) Still waters have deep bottoms.

6) Smooth waters run deep.

7) Smooth waters run deep.

8) One must work hard to achieve respect, while disgrace may be achieved in no time.

9) Mountains do not meet, but men do.

10) Man’s life is as running water.

11) Man’s flesh is haram (forbidden) but being a man of your word is halal (worthy, honourable). 

12) Look at a man’s face and ask him how’s his life.

13) Life is short, art is long.

14) He who forgives a person’s faults is saint. 

15) Be watchful who is afraid of God and who is not afraid of God.

16) Be watchful to still waters running deep bottoms.

17) An orphan determines his destiny himself.

18) All bread is not baked in one oven.

19) Activity of a respectful person is always successful.

20) A wolf might lose his teeth, but not his character.

21) A wolf in sheep’s clothing.

22) A wealthy man’s enemy is a spark, a beauty’s enemy is a pimple.

23) A pespected person has his name, but disgrace – shame.

24) A person’s respect depends on himself.

25) A person’s intentions are hidden in his heart, but animal bares its teeth.

26) A person must keep his  word.

27) A person is known by his manner of speech, a bird may be known by its song. 

28) A man is known by his deed a tree – by its fruit.

29) A man can judge fairly.

30) A man can escape a man but fate.

31) A man can die but once.

32) A good man will appear when talked about.

33) A good intention is a half wealth.

34) A good fellow  keeps people’s  secret.

35) A fox is not taken twice in the same snare.

36) A dimple on the chin, the devil within.

37) A diamond of the first water.

38) A child who will grow to be a wise man looks foresighted.

39) A boy without father is an orphan, but without mother he is a destitute.

40) A blind leader of the blind.

41) A blessing in disguise.

42) A black hen lays a white egg.

43) A bitter eggplant does not get frost bitten.                                               

44) A beggar can never be bankrupt.

45) A bad man is worse when he pretends to be saint.

46) A bad one breaks his board.

47) Work little by little – you learn a trade, if don’t work you’ll  be a sick one.

48) Well-skilled [man] always finds his occupation in life.

49) Well began half done.

50) Unfinished work will stay under snow.

51) Two heads are better than one.

52) To make a pig’s ear of smth. / out of smth.

53) The work isn’t going anywhere.

54) The surest way to remain poor is to be an honest man.

55) Take the bull by the horns.

56) Pear, get ripe and fall right into my mouth.

57) Not do a stitch (a stroke) of work.

58) Many wits (heads) are better than one.

59) Make your first step and keep on – and you’ll reach your aim.

60) Learn different skills and use them in life.

61) Labour hard and you’ll enjoy its pleasure.

62) It’s a case of diamond cut diamond; he’s met his match this time.

63) It is the first step that costs.

64) If you want to be respected, labour hard.

65) If you have cattle, it is temporarily, but if you have a profession it is forever.

66) Honest labour  bears a lovely face.

67) He who doesn’t plant a tree will not rest under it.

68) He who does not work, neither shall he eat.

69) He who searches, finds.

70) He that will not apply new remedies must expect new evils.  

71) God sends a cussed cow short horns, cussed cows have cut horns.

72) Go on a wild–goose chase.

73) Gentility without ability is worse than plain beggary.

74) Genius is one percent inspiration, 99 per cent perspiration.  

75) Fertile soil is mother of wealth, while labour is its father.

76) Drive it to the last minute.

77) Don’t count your chickens before they are hatched.

78) Don’t just count your years, make your years  count.

79) Cut one’s teeth on.

80) Chickens come home to roost.

81) Caution is the parent of safety. 

82) By doing nothing we learn to do ill.

83) Butter to butter is no relish.

84) Business makes a man as well as tries him.

85) Business is the salt of life.

86) An open mouth remains not hungry.

87) An early riser is sure to be in luck.

88) An apprentice who will not excel his master at his trade, the profession disappears. 

89) A trade not properly learned is an enemy.

90) A son eats his bread where it can be earned.

91) A peson with a trade is like a fruit tree.

92) A person can gain his daily bread by working, if doesn’t – he lacks it.

93) A man who gives his children habits of industry provides for them better than by giving them a fortune.

94) A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds.

95) A man may lead a horse to the water, but he cannot make him drink.

96) A man does not seek his luck, luck itself finds the man.

97) A loafer will become either a beggar  or a thief.

98) A loaf of bread cries when a loafer eats it. 

99)  A lazy youth, a lousy age.

100) A lazy one is always hungry.

101) A lazy bone bull shall not have fodder.

102) A great fortune depends on luck, a small one on diligence.

103) A good dog deserves a good bone.

104) A good cat deserves a good rat. 

105) a good ending.

106) A good beginning makes

107) A good beginning is half the battle.

108) A fish gets smart after it has gotten into the net.

109) A cobbler is (always) without shoes.

110) A cat in gloves catches no mice.

111) A bad workman quarrels with his tools.

112) A bad workman never finds a good tool.

113) A bad cause requires many words. 

114) A bad beginning makes a bad ending.

115) You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.

116) Where there is no peace, there can be no prosperity.

117) Where is unity there is strength. The unity is a great strength.

118) When there is order in the nation, there will be peace in the world.

119) When there is no enemy within the country, the enemies outside cannot hurt you.

120) Well-considered project plan will be perfect.

121) Unanimty gathers people at one table, while disunited nation starves to death.

122) Unanimity of the nation means unity of ideas.

123) Unanimity of the nation is supported by God, while separated nation will be crashed.

124) Unanimity is a state’s treasure, and and nation’s value.

125) Trivet has three legs, each supports others, if one is broken, it’s useful for nothing.

126) Two ands, but one head.

127) Toiling jointly, hand in hand, people gain great achievements. Unremitting toil of millions crashes mountains.

128) The voice of one man is the voice of no one;

129) The supported dog conquers the wolf.  

130) The old camel is beaten with a stick.

131) Supported each other will not fall down.

132) Six people united will reach high mountan’s peak, while sixty people disunited will fall into a valley.

133) One man no man.

134) One man in the field is no warrior;

135) One man does not make a team.

136) Measure your cloth seven times before you cut.

137) Many hands make light work.

138) It is easy to swim if another holds up your chin (head). 

139) Every little makes a mickle (many a little makes a mickle).

140) A herd of gazelle  covers its lame one.

141) A courtyard common to all will be swept by none.  

142) You will honour and respect your country when you move off it.

143) You have to support what the majority of people do.

144) When there is order in the nation, there will be peace in the world. 

145) Unanimity is a state’s treasure, and nation’s value.

146) There is nо place like home.

147) There is no mourning the loss of family and friends and feast without expressing offence.

148) There is no happiness without companions.

149) The well-fed dog stands guard over the village, the hungry dog looks for a bone.

150) Shadow of a large tree covers  a thousand ship.                                              

151) Public before private and country before family. –

152) Prosperious country is known by its  quiet life.  

153) People who live in glass house should not throw stones.

154) People is much more powerful than a high mountain torrent.

155) People are well-fed – prosperity at home and peace abroad.

156) Neither cut in at the beginning of the line nor stand out in the last line.

157) Nation’s prosperity depends on self-sacrificing people, fish’s life is by water.

158) If the country is prosperous, no one has worry.

159) If you distinguish yourself in labour – people appreciate you

160) If people appriciate, sacrifice your dearest horse.

161) If I have no my (native) people, I need no any life.

162) He who loves his parents greatly loves his Motherland.

163) He who departed from his beloved will be suffering for seven years, and he who is departed from his country will have lifelong suffering.

164) Finger cut after consulting with people does not hurt.

165) Every nation as its heroes.

166) Even the smoke of my country is much more pleasant than other counrties fire.

167) East or West home is best.

168) Better to be beggarly than a well-to-do in a foreign country/land.

169) Better to be beggar in Kenya than a king in Egypt.

170) Better to a shepherd in your native land than a king in alien country. 

171) Better healthy than beauty.

172) A wise man will not reveal the secret of his nation.

173) A swan tends for a lake; a person tends to his Motherland.

174) A shy cat makes a proud mouse.

175) A person gets old but his soul doesn’t.

176) A person for a person is a guest, soul is temporarily in the body.  There is nothing permanent in the world.

177) A high tree has a heavy fruit.

178) A great ship asks deep waters. Big ships sail in the sea.

179) A grave will cover a person’s shame.