Madio Imaso Toy Ny Tandrok'ondry
This phrase means that something can appear clean and noble on the outside, even though there may be flaws or impurities hidden inside. It is a warning against deceiving appearances, reminding us that things or people are not always as they seem. The equivalent proverb in English could be ‘Do not judge a book by its cover’.
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