Aza Mialoha Andriana Toa Tehina.
This proverb advises respecting hierarchical order and showing humility. It means that everyone should know their place and not attempt to outshine or precede those in positions of authority, particularly leaders or kings. Essentially, it is crucial to acknowledge and respect authority and established order. An equivalent proverb in English would be: « Don’t put the cart before the horse. »
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