Ny Hena Masaka Mahavelona Fa Ny Henamaso Mahafaty
This proverb means that things that are done properly or managed well have positive effects, whereas negative feelings like jealousy can cause significant harm. Cooked meat represents something good and nourishing, while jealousy is portrayed as something destructive. In other words, it is important to focus on what is beneficial and uplifting rather than harmful thoughts and feelings. An equivalent proverb in English could be: ‘Jealousy is a poison’.
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