Miriorio Ny Angindina Fa Any An-Kady Ihany No Hihafarany
This proverb conveys that no matter how much one may wander and be adventurous, they will ultimately end up at a low point or a familiar place. It signifies that in life, despite the various paths we may take, we inevitably meet our limitations. The equivalent proverb in English could be ‘What goes around, comes around’ or ‘All roads lead home’, emphasizing that reality eventually catches up with us.
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- Iri-Mahory Toy Ny Volo Fotsy (Ho Tratra Antitra)
- Izay Mitambatra Vato Fa Izay Misaraka Fasika
- Manjono Lasa -Mamba Ka Sam Maka Ny Tiany
- Ny Hetaheta Tsy Afa-Dronono.
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- Zanaka Tsy Nateraka Mahabe Vavorona
- Tsy Mena-Mivadika Toy Ny Andro Ririnina