Below you will find sayings and proverbs about wealth and poverty, economy, frugality and waste. Each of them has its own meaning for rich and poor people, as well as for their children without panamas.
- The rich as you want, the poor as you can.
- A rich thief is not afraid of a rich man.
- Wealth with money, gol with fun.
- The wealth of man from death will not save.
- You cannot buy wealth of mind.
- The rich do not know that the poor dine.
- The rich whispers with the godfather, and the poor with the sum.
- The rich eat kalachi, but do not sleep, day or night; a wretched man who slurps, will fall asleep.
- You take it in the valley - you put a yoke on your neck.
- In the pocket, nightingales are whistling.
- In need and sandpiper nightingale whistles.
- It’s getting dark in one pocket, it’s in charge in the other.
- Sheep is not sheared.
- To dress naked - only to gird.
- Naked, who is not afraid of holy misfortune.
- Goal for fiction is cunning.
- Lived: one pants, and even less shirts.
- Club - the poor man’s salary.
- You can’t keep up with the rich.
- For lack of a stamp, they write in simple.
- There is no need for a castle’s empty hut.
- A goat and a wolf competed, horns and hooves remained.
- Who is lucky, they drive him.
- Bought blunted.
- A rich man - that a bull is horned.
- A rich man is rowing money with a shovel.
- A man is not a brewer, but brews beer; He doesn’t forge money, but gives loans (i.e., the rich).
- Wide open on the rich gate, on wretched constipation.
- Silk on the belly, and click on the belly.
- Do not rely on someone else's wealth, take care of yours!
- I start a rich man, if I milk my sheaf (my rye).
- Not rich feeds, a little toedy.
- I don’t bow to the rich man, I’m crying for my money (I don’t milk my rye).
- The eye will not be satisfied with sight, but the mind with wealth.
- You will not turn your head away with a nag, you will not be a rich man.
- The rich do not pay, the guilty one pays.
- Not by the arrival of people richer, but by consumption.
- Do not ask the rich, ask the weedy.
- No firewood, no splinter - live without a twig, dance and laugh - bask on the fists.
- Poverty takes neither honor nor mind.
- I am glad the beggar and the fact that he sewed a new bag.
- There is a lot of reason, but there is nothing to put hands on.
- To sue the rich - it is better to drown in the sea.
- Sin also when skinny in the belly.
- A pig is full, but he eats everything; rich man, and all saves.
- So it turned out that happiness caught in trouble.
- I have only the land that is under my feet.
- Only relatives that bast shoes alone.
- The poor have a daily fast.
- A wretched tear and a liquid, but a eater.
These were proverbs about wealth, and also riddles are never rich in the meaning of the proverb. which word describe the actions of people. Each riddle about wealth tells of peace of mind, because having a good heart, you do not need money.
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