Below you will find sayings and proverbs with the word “eye”. Each of them has its own meaning and describes how important vision is for a person and what the eye is for. It can be winged expressions about eyes raking or envious. Each proverb about the eyes will describe all the beauty of the Slavic appearance, which is not feared. Below is also an eye-hand proverb.
- A beard to the eyes is no substitute.
- In the eyes flatters, and bones for the eyes.
- He sees the eye far, and the mind is even further.
- Sorrow is visible in clear eyes, and gruin in white face.
- Where the heart lies, the eye runs there.
- The eye sees, but the tooth is numb.
- The eye is small, but far sees.
- The eye does not see, the soul does not hurt.
- The eye is black, the eye is lively, the custom is wolfish.
- The eyes are turquoise, and the soul is soot.
- The eyes are the mirror of the soul.
- Eyes without a soul are blind, ears without a heart are deaf.
- Eyes are afraid, but hands are doing.
- Eyes would not be seen, ears not heard.
- Eyes are envious, and hands are raking.
- Eyes are flat, and not a crumb sees.
- Eyes in a wet place.
- Our eyes are pits, and our hands are rakes.
- Eyes with hair, mouth with yawning.
- Eyes will not give.
- Shame on the eyes, but the soul rejoices.
- With eyes and braid, yes straight soul.
- He cries with his eyes, and laughs with his heart.
- His eyes are cut through like a sedge.
- Behind the eyes of a woman and a prince scolds.
- The envious eye sees far.
- The envious eye sharpens the soul.
- And the face is white, and with eyes happy.
- And one eye, but a virgin - not forty.
- There are no eyes on the back of the head.
- Do not believe the speeches, but believe your eyes.
- Do not believe the ears, but believe the eyes.
- Not the eyes see, but the man does not hear the ear, but the soul.
- Do not look high;
- The eye will not be satisfied with sight, but the mind with wealth.
- Do not praise in the eyes, do not scold the eyes.
- Not in one eye.
- One eye on the mill, the other on the forge.
- One eye on us, the other on Arzamas.
- One eye, yes he sees far.
- An eye for an eye a tooth for a tooth.
- Eagle eyes, and mosquito wings.
- To know by the claws and by the teeth of animals, and to see a person by the eyes.
- Between the eyes of a red-hot arrow lies down.
- Out of sight, out of mind.
- Your eye is a diamond and someone else's glass.
- He sits and claps his eyes.
- Fear has big eyes.
- The master's eye looks at everything.
- An alien eye sees more.
Each proverb with the word eye is a winged expression. Also here you can find the phraseology “Not in one eye”, the meaning of which is explained in the text of the expression.
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