Rafotsibe Manenji-Janantsitsina Izaho Ety Izy Ery
This proverb depicts a situation where someone is trying to draw attention through silly actions in different places, like an old woman acting foolishly here while another does the same there. The English equivalent could be ‘The pot calling the kettle black’, meaning that someone is pointing out another person’s flaws which they themselves possess. It highlights how we often project our own shortcomings onto others without realizing it.
Related
- Mandeha Irery, Sahalain'andriamanitra; Mandeha Roa, Sahalain'olombelona.
- Ny Atody Tsy Miady Amam-Bato
- Ny Fiainana Toy Ny Lala-Malama Ka Izay Miraingiraingy No Potraka
- 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.
- Ny Fahadisoana Dia Zavatra Tsy Maitsy Alohanao Amin'ny Fiainanao Rehetra
- Zanaka Tsy Nateraka Mahabe Vavorona
- Tsy Mena-Mivadika Toy Ny Andro Ririnina