- April streams wake the earth.
- Water sharpens a stone.
- Crush the water in the mortar - and there will be water.
- Where the sun warms, there the water will glimpse.
- Long icicles - long flax.
- Waiting for water is not a problem, but water would come.
- Quiet water, but the whirlpools are deep.
- Still waters run deep.
- He was silent as he scored water in his mouth.
- And in the muddy water they catch fish.
- Friends - do not spill water.
- Like water off a duck's back.
- Better bread with water than pie with trouble.
- The frog cannot be an ox, no matter how much water you drink.
- Since then, much has flowed.
- On offended carry water.
- What fell into the water, then disappeared.
- Water will find a way.
- Forest and water color the field.
- Measure water, do not ask ford.
- You can’t collect all the spilled water.
- Sharpen water and earth and stone hammer.
- The mill is strong with water.
- You can’t apply water in a thin bowl.
- You can’t fill the bottomless tub with water.
- To crush water - there will be water.
- Water and mill breaks.
- The mill stands on the water, but dies from the water.
- And you can drown in good water.
- Deep water does not stir up.
- As he looked into the water.
- Come out dry from water.
- Big water is a big trouble.
- To ask for water and drink.
- Water will find a hole.
- Pouring water into someone else's mill.
- Water wears away stones.
- Dam water breaks.
- Water in full - let it go.
- Fish in troubled waters.
- As two drops of water.
- All shore water has.
- He walks down into the water.
- Human blood is not water.
- Pure water for the disease is a disaster.
- Pass water, fire and copper pipes.
- Without knowing the ford, do not get into the water.
- You need to bend down to get drunk from a stream of water.
- After being burned in milk, they blow into the water.
- A rolling stone gathers no moss.
A proverb with the word water can be used in the study of this most important fluid in nature. On the topic of proverbs with the word water, you can draw drawings, or ask students to add proverbs from memory.
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