Adin'akoho Votrom-Bato Ny Resy Torotoro Ny Maharesy Disadisaka
This proverb compares human quarrels to roosters fighting with stones. In the end, even the winner is not unscathed, though the loser is in pieces. It serves as a metaphor to illustrate that in disputes and conflicts, no one truly emerges victorious. This proverb highlights the negative consequences of hatred and discord, emphasizing that even the victors are often hurt. An equivalent English proverb would be: ‘There are no winners in war,’ indicating that conflicts often result in losses for both sides involved.
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