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A Biblical proverb is a proverb (wise saying) that appears in the Bible.One such would be: Love thy neighbor as thyself(Leviticus 19:18).
उपदेश ईश्वर प्यार है का हिंदी अर्थ है "भगवान प्यार है"।
that's an Irish proverb. Meaning, it's easy to share when you love someone.
this proverb tells that we should give love to others this even we will get love back . peace in the world is something which everyone needs .by doing this we will get love, peace, friendship and many more.
It sounds like a proverb of some sort; the translation is "I love, therefore I am", or even "I am, therefore I love" in English. The literal translation is "I love, for I am".
The proverb has been traced back to John Lyly's 'Euphues' (1578).
It means that you could fall in love with anybody, but whether or not the relationship is a good one is basically random.
This proverb suggests that experiencing love, even if it ends in loss or heartbreak, is a valuable and enriching part of life. It implies that the depth of emotion and experiences gained from love are worth the potential pain of losing it.
Verb is just a verb and proverb is a verb with pro. It can be spelled in different ways as illustrated below: Proverb- Pro-verb - ProVerb - PrO-Verb - PrOvErB etc etc Please remember "Pro" should always be attached before "V" of the verb. Some people often make mistake by adding "Pro" at the end of verb as shown below: Verbpro VerbPro VerbPRo - I swear to MataVeshnuDevi its is absolutely incorrect. Baki aapki marzi With Love Inglish Fatteacher Mr.Osbama Nato'n'yahu
Children need love, affection and care for a healthy childhood. 'Spare a rod and spoil your child' is a proverb no where to be heard now!
It is from an African proverb.
"He who does not love his own language is worse than an animal and smelly fish." It is a Jose Rizal quote, not a proverb.