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1. Feel tired - then sleep early.

2. If your body is not well, then do exercise.

3. Everything seems difficult - then start small.

4. Don't have money - then find out how you can earn.

5. If you don't have more knowledge then read books.

50 proverbs from Chinua Achebe's "Things Fall Apart" along with their meanings:

1. "When a handshake goes beyond the elbow, we know it has turned to another thing" - It means that when a gesture or action goes too far, it has changed its nature or intention.
2. "If a child washes his hands, he could eat with kings" - It emphasizes the value of cleanliness and hard work, suggesting that good manners and diligence can lead to success.
3. "A goat does not bear offspring with a sheep" - It highlights the importance of recognizing and honoring one's cultural heritage and traditions.
4. "The lizard that jumped from the high iroko tree said he would praise himself if no one else did" - It shows the importance of self-confidence and self-praise, even in the absence of external validation.
5. "The man who has bread to eat does not appreciate the severity of a famine" - It implies that one may not fully understand or empathize with others' struggles if they have never experienced hardship themselves.
6. "Those whose palm kernels were cracked for them by a benevolent spirit should not forget to be humble" - It advises individuals who have received help or good fortune to remain humble and grateful.
7. "It is praiseworthy to be brave and fearless, but sometimes it is better to be a coward" - It suggests that it's important to carefully choose when to be courageous, as there are situations where avoiding danger is the wiser choice.
8. "A chick that will grow into a c**k can be spotted the very day it hatches" - It suggests that one's future potential can be recognized from a young age.
9. "Eneke the bird says that since men have learned to shoot without missing, he has learned to fly without perching" - It portrays adaptability in the face of change or danger, as demonstrated by the bird.
10. "It is the lizard that falls from the high iroko tree that nods its head to look around" - It highlights the need to be vigilant and cautious even during times of triumph or success.
11. "The toad does not run in the day time for nothing" - It implies that there are reasons behind people's actions, particularly when they deviate from the norm.
12. "The sun will shine on those who stand before it shines on those who kneel under them" - It suggests that those who take initiative and work hard will be rewarded before those who rely on others.
13. "Proverbs are the palm oil with which words are eaten" - It emphasizes the significance and impact of proverbs in communication and understanding.
14. "A kite that flies with its wings facing downward will not be able to stay in the air for long" - It signifies the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and outlook.
15. "A man's life from birth to death was a series of transition rites which brought him nearer and nearer to his ancestors" - It underscores the cultural beliefs practices surrounding life and death in the Igbo community.
16. "Wherever something stands, another thing will stand beside it" - It highlights the interconnectedness of people and events, suggesting that nothing exists or happens in isolation.
17. "A child is on its knees in its mother's house but he is not helpless" - It shows that even when in a vulnerable position, one can still possess power and agency.
18. "A person who says yes and a person who says no are not standing on the same footing" - It implies that there is a difference in opinion, understanding, or intention between two individuals who express opposing views.
19. "If one finger brought oil, it soiled the others" - It indicates that the actions or behavior of one person can affect or influence a group.
20. "Eneke the bird says that since men have learned to shoot without missing, he has learned to fly without perching" - It portrays adaptability in the face of change or danger, as demonstrated by the bird.
21. "A man who pays respect to the great paves the way for his own greatness" - It suggests that showing respect and admiring those who are accomplished can lead to personal growth and success.
22. "The children's footprints always follow those of the mother" - It emphasizes the influence and impact of parents on their children, suggesting that they follow in their footsteps.
23. "An old woman is always uneasy when dry bones are mentioned in a proverb" - It indicates that past mistakes or misdeeds can cause discomfort or guilt in someone who is reminded of them.
24. "A man who calls his kinsmen to a feast does not do so to save them from starving" - It highlights the importance of community and unity, suggesting that people come together for reasons beyond basic survival.
25. "A man does not challenge his chi to a wrestling match" - It implies that one should not go against fate or destiny, as it is ultimately beyond their control.
26. "A toad does not run in the day time for nothing" - It suggests that unusual or unexpected behavior is often driven by purpose or cause.
27. "The rotting co**se of a bush rat defiles the hands of the one that buries it" - It indicates that associating with something or someone disreputable can tarnish one's own reputation.
28. "War is like a fire; one knows not when it will burn him" - It portrays the unpredictable nature and consequences of war.
29. "It is the fear of what tomorrow may bring that makes the tortoise carry his house along with him wherever he goes" - It suggests that the unknown and uncertainty can prompt individuals to be cautious and prepared.
30. "The snake that strikes at the tortoise will discover a chain of thorns in its mouth" - It warns of the potential consequences that come with attacking or harming others.
31. "A sheep that comes to the mouth of a tiger will be eaten" - It signifies the danger of willingly putting oneself in a perilous situation.
32. "If a child cleanses his hands, he could eat with kings" - It emphasizes the value of cleanliness and hard work as prerequisites for success.
33. "The lizard that jumped from the high iroko tree to the ground said he would praise himself if no one else did" - It highlights the importance of self-confidence and self-praise, even in the absence of external validation.
34. "The man who has sweet palm oil does not appreciate the severity of a famine" - It implies that experiencing abundance can make one oblivious to the struggles of others.
35. "Those whose palm kernels were shattered for them by benevolent spirits should not forget to display humility" - It advises individuals who have received help or good fortune to remain humble and grateful.
36. "It is commendable to possess courage and fearlessness, but sometimes cowardice is preferable" - It suggests that it's important to carefully choose when to be brave, as there are occasions when avoiding danger is the wiser choice.
37. "A chick that will grow into a mature rooster can be spotted the very day it hatches" - It suggests that one's future potential can be recognized from an early age.
38. "Eneke the bird says that since men have started shooting without missing, he has learned to fly without perch" - It portrays adaptability in the face of change or danger, as demonstrated by the bird.
39. "It is the lizard that falls from the high iroko tree that nods its head to look around" - It highlights the need to remain vigilant and cautious even during times of triumph or success.
40. "A toad does not run in broad daylight for nothing" - It implies that there are reasons behind people's actions, particularly when they deviate from the norm.
41. "The sun shines on those who stand before it shines on those who kneel under them" - It suggests that those who take initiative and work hard will be rewarded before those who rely on others.
42. "Proverbs are the seasoning with which words are made palatable" - It emphasizes the significance and impact of proverbs in communication and understanding.
43. "A kite that flies with its wings facing downward will not stay in the air for long" - It signifies the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and outlook.
44. "A man's life, from birth to death, is a series of ceremonial rites that bring him closer to his ancestors" - It underscores the cultural significance of life and death in the Igbo community.
45. "Wherever something stands, something else will stand beside it" - It highlights the interconnectedness of people and events, suggesting that nothing exists or happens in isolation.
46. "A child is subservient in his mother's house, but he is not powerless" - It shows that even when in a vulnerable position, one can still possess power and agency.
47. "Two people who do not agree cannot stand on common ground" - It implies that individuals who hold opposing views or opinions cannot easily find common understanding.
48. "If one finger gets soiled with oil, it dirties the others" - It indicates that the actions or behavior of one person can affect or influence a group.
49. "The fly that has no one to advise it follows the co**se into the grave" - It demonstrates the potential consequences of blindly following others without heed.
50. "A child that has bathed thoroughly can eat with kings" - It emphasizes the importance of cleanliness and hard work, suggesting that good manners and diligence can lead to success.

These proverbs reflect the rich cultural wisdom and insight present in "Things Fall Apart."

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