Nahoana No Manetri-Tena Toy Ny Omby Hantsika
This proverb questions the reasoning behind lowering oneself unnecessarily, likening it to a cow that, despite being much larger and stronger, is bothered by small fleas. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining one’s dignity and not letting oneself be diminished by insignificant things or trivial people. The English equivalent could be, ‘Do not lower yourself to what is insignificant.’
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