The proverb is composed in such a way that with the help of a brief semantic effect it allows us to say a lot. This is obtained by some kind of syntactic and lexical form. To consolidate the effect, a rhyme will help. Friendship proverbs are popular among many nations; they teach fidelity, devotion, love and help to recognize where a true friend is and where not.
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Popular proverbs about friendship
A proverb is a thought expressed in one sentence containing some warning, moralizing, or acceptance.
Often a Russian proverb consists of two phrases that rhyme with each other. In the proverb, everyone will be able to grasp the meaning, it is easy to understand the morality that it carries. At the same time, there are a lot of sayings bearing one morality.
The oldest proverbs that have come down to us are over 10 centuries old. Some works of ancient Russian literature contained proverbs, and from the 17th century began to create whole manuscripts with them. There are proverbs created thanks to the oral creativity of the people, but there are those that originate in religion or collections of phrases. A large number went from Russian writers (Krylov, Griboedov, etc.)
Many sayings are so firmly entered into colloquial speech that the majority do not even think when pronouncing these “winged” phrases. But there are those that are not so famous. They are not perceived as such due to change
There is safety in numbers.
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With the world on a thread - a beggar shirt.
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Take it together - it won’t be heavy.
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A fragrant paradise is open to those who are famous for their good deeds.
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To the magnanimous the whole world is kindred.
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Together and trouble is easier to carry.
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Together closely, but apart - boring.
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Where friendship is strong, things are going well there.
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A good word reaches the heart.
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Kindness without reason is empty.
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You do good - do it to the end.
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Good lose - you still make money, and you lose a friend - you will not return.
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A good brotherhood is sweeter than wealth.
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A friend in need is a friend indeed.
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You can’t buy a friend for money.
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Pity with tears, and kindness with calluses.
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Live - do not skimp, share with friends.
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And the dog remembers who feeds it.
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People are remembered by their deeds.
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Better to listen to the reproaches of a friend than to lose him.
Beautiful sayings on mutual assistance
A proverb is usually a phrase or phrase, the meaning of which can be expressed in other words. In addition, the saying does not teach and does not always represent a complete sentence.
A saying may be part of a proverb:
- proverb “Two boots - a pair”;
- proverb “Two boots are a pair, and both are put on the left foot.”
A proverb is a phraseologism that can reflect a certain phenomenon of life, while it may not be a complete utterance.
The small genre of Russian folklore can also have a humorous character.
Dahl V.I. believed that a short phrase that goes around the people and does not represent a complete proverb may well be called a proverb. Any common, “winged” expression, if it could not develop to a proverb, fully corresponds to this definition.
Two of a Kind.
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Strong friendship and an ax can not be cut.
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There is safety in numbers.
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One swallow does not spring.
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You cannot tie a knot with one hand.
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Birds of a feather flock together.
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With the world on a thread - a naked shirt.
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Our people - numbered.
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Honor is more expensive than money.
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Someone else's good for the future does not go.
Folk wisdom about the love and friendship of different nations
Everyone needs true friends, but there are people who value friendship and value it, and there are those who agree to betray. It is about this that the wise proverbs of different peoples of the world speak. In addition, various parables, fables and other literary works are invented that help to understand difficult situations: who, after all, is a true friend, and who turns out to be a lurking enemy.
It is these sayings that warn that one is checked only by time and when difficulties occur. A lot of life situations lead to the fact that when help is really needed for a person, then, at best, 1-2 close friends remain nearby, all the others just stop communicating with him. And often people are surprised when they see who is left. It comes as a surprise to them that the closest, the best, whom they trusted more, were not so kind and good, but even worse when they turned out to be enemies. It is precisely about such situations that folk wisdom warns.
Only thanks to a true friend you can survive all the difficulties and life troubles. No money, gifts or earthly goods can replace real friendship. Proverbs say about the importance of not making a mistake in choosing a friend, about his need, about the interests that bind close people. For each person it is very important and necessary to have in life someone you can trust, with whom you can share the innermost. In proverbs and sayings about friendship and love, a lot of folk wisdom and knowledge accumulated over millennia is invested. These two concepts are inextricably linked, because one does not exist without the other.
With whom do you drive bread and salt, you are like that. (Russian proverb)
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Etiquette must be respected even in friendship. (Japanese proverb)
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Not that friendly hand that just strokes, but the one that drags for a tuft. (Russian proverb)
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One friend is better than a hundred priests. (French proverb)
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A friend is the one who makes you cry, and the enemy is the one who makes you laugh. (Persian proverb)
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One bee is better than a handful of flies. (Spanish proverb)
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Not the friend who walks at the feast, but the one who helps in trouble. (Russian proverb)
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Better to hear the reproaches of friends than to lose the latter. (Arabic proverb)
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The tree is rooted, and the man is friends. (Russian proverb)
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Know the enemy before he recognizes you. (Turkmen proverb)
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No friend - look, but find - take care. (Russian proverb)
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Life is patience, for there are more enemies than friends. (house proverb)
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Do not believe the smile of the enemy. (Bashkir proverb)
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Scorpio stings not out of hatred, but because of its nature. (Iranian proverb)
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Rather than wish death to the enemy, it is better to wish yourself a long life. (Turkmen proverb)
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In a willing herd, the wolf is not terrible. (Russian proverb)
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First find out the strength of the enemy, and then engage in a fight with him. (Kurdish proverb)
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There is safety in numbers. (Russian proverb)
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Cut a horn with a friend’s knife, only felt with an enemy’s knife. (Bashkir proverb)
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In crowded but not mad. (Russian proverb)
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A friend looks in the face, and the enemy follows. (Uzbek proverb)
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You can’t break a connected broom, but break a whole broom along a twig. (Russian proverb)
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Choose a companion before you hit the road. (Arabic proverb)
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A lonely tree winds more easily. (Dargin proverb)
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First help yourself, and then accept help from a friend. (Mongolian proverb)
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Do not recognize a friend in three days, recognize in three years. (Russian proverb)
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In a willing herd, the wolf is not terrible. (Russian proverb)
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No matter how much hostility, it is necessary to leave a loophole for the world. (Armenian proverb)
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Friendship Parable, which tells about two friends walking in the desert: Once they argued and one of them slapped the other. The latter, feeling pain, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand: "Today, my best friend gave me a slap in the face." They continued to walk and found an oasis in which they decided to swim. The one who received a slap in the face nearly drowned, and his friend saved him. When he came to, he wrote in stone: "Today, my best friend saved my life." The one who gave a slap in the face and who saved the life of his friend asked him: -When I offended you, you wrote in the sand, and now you write in stone. Why? A friend replied: “When someone offends us, we must write it in the sand so that the winds can erase it.” But when someone does something good, we must engrave it on a stone so that no wind can erase it. Learn to write grudges in the sand and engrave joys on stone.
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Wedding invitation
One young man was very proud that he had many friends.
When he met his love and decided to marry, his father was preparing for the wedding. Among other things, father also sent out invitations.
The wedding day arrived, but none of the groom's friends came. The guy became angry and asked his father:
“Why didn't you invite my friends?”
The father replied:
- I invited. But in the letters I did not put in invitation cards, but notes with a request for help.
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King and his son
The King once lived, whose only son, when he grew up, began to lead a life of a loafer and a spender. Constantly surrounded by the same worthless squanders whom he considered real people, he judged everyone and everything by their standards. Although they all lived on the King’s bounty, they secretly mimicked him and appreciated things that had no value except that they entertained them.
Once, the King summoned the Prince without warning and threw him out of the palace. Unhappy and confused, the young man went from one friend to another, looking for sympathy and comfort and asking for help. But he received nothing but the words that the king must be a villain and somewhere there must be real justice, but not in the palace.
Due to his stupidity and bad habits, the Prince was increasingly estranged from his father. Although he tried to start a new life on his own, he did not know how to do it. In his company of supposedly friends, he forgot how to see things as they are. As a result, his life became difficult and confusing. He was constantly harassed by worry and emptiness.
A few months later, the King sent for the Prince.
“My son,” he said, “now you see how your habits have failed you and how little good your comrades have.
Proverbs about friendship that didn't work out
The wisdom of folklore reflects many years of experience, which remains always relevant regardless of the millennium, nationality, and innovation in culture and technology.The brevity and capacity of the proverbs and sayings of peoples reflect life situations that have always occurred in human relationships and never become outdated.
The theme of proverbs about friendship is multifaceted, it unites not only friendly relations, but also tells about love, honesty towards one's neighbor, decency and joy from acquiring a truly close and dear person.
Proverbs about friendship for children will help you figure out who is a friend and who is too early to call. They tell about the need to check a real friend. But nobody does this on purpose, and life itself puts everything in its place. Often what happens in life pushes an unfaithful friend into the actions and actions that betray him. A bad friend himself shows his true attitude towards a person. And whoever has no friends will be an enemy in life.
A bad friend is like a shadow: on a sunny day you won’t get rid of it, but on a rainy day you won’t find it.
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Bad without a friend who is lost, but bad with a friend who is unfaithful.
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With another to live - that to sit in nettles.
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Filya was in power - all the others fell to him, and trouble came - everyone was away from the yard.
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He climbed into wealth - and forgot the brotherhood.
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They sit together and look apart.
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The worst enemy is home.
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An unfaithful friend is a dangerous friend.
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A friend will teach, and a foe will teach a lesson.
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Unexperienced friend that the nut is not chopped.
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The foe assent, and the friend argues.
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A false friend is like a cat: caresses in front and scratches in back.
