Tarehy Ratsy Nataon-Janahary, Ka Tsy Vanon-Kisaronan-Doha.
This proverb means that one cannot change their true nature or appearance by superficial means. If the Creator, in his wisdom, has shaped our face in a certain way, it is futile to try to hide it by covering our heads. The essence of who we are cannot be concealed. Essentially, we must accept and embrace who we are. The equivalent in English would be ‘A leopard cannot change its spots.’
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