Ny Ranomaso Tsy Mahatana Aina.
This proverb means that no matter how much one cries, tears cannot prevent the inevitable cycle of life and death. It emphasizes that sorrow and grief cannot bring back someone who has passed away. Instead, one must come to terms with this reality and find a way to move forward. An equivalent English proverb would be ‘Tears will not bring the dead back to life’.
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- Zanaka Tsy Nateraka Mahabe Vavorona
- Tsy Mena-Mivadika Toy Ny Andro Ririnina