Matin'ny Ebo Kely Ka Ataon'ny Alahelo Mitakiky
This proverb means that minor issues or grievances can lead to disastrous consequences, such as death. The phrase ’the sorrow of despair that follows you’ emphasizes the impact and prolonged effect of despair on a person. It is often said that it is the small things that accumulate and eventually cause the greatest harm. An equivalent English proverb could be: ‘It’s the straw that breaks the camel’s back.’ This proverb highlights the importance of not underestimating small annoyances and the necessity to deal with them before they become overwhelming.
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