Ataovy Fitia Voatavo Raha Lena Atao Laoka Raha Maina Atao Siny Ary Raha Vaky Atao Toham-Baliha Hikalokaloko Isan' Andro
This proverb teaches that one should make the best out of every situation, no matter the circumstances. The gourd symbolizes the flexibility and ingenuity required to be content and grateful in all situations. An equivalent English proverb might be “Make the most of a bad situation,” signifying that one must adapt to circumstances. By paying homage to this adaptable mindset, the proverb also teaches us to be resourceful and to see the usefulness in everything.
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