This proverb employs a play on words based on the double meaning of the word ‘sorona’, which means both ‘sacrifice’ and ’to kindle’. It conveys the idea of someone who claims not to understand or know the subtlety or depth of a concept (sacrifice) while focusing on a more tangible and immediate action (kindling a fire). Essentially, it means it is easier to focus on simple, direct tasks than to grasp more complex ideas. The equivalent in English would be: ‘I don’t know about sacrifices, but I know how to kindle a fire’.