Ukhan Tukka Completion Generator
Complete famous Nepali proverbs by filling in the missing half.
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If you have feet, there are plenty of shoes
One burned by milk blows on buttermilk too
Swallow the bone according to your throat
Cannot dance, blames the crooked courtyard
Complete the Proverbs (उखान टुक्का पूरा गर्नुहोस्)
Read the first half and write the missing part to complete each Nepali proverb.
Hint: If you have feet, there are plenty of shoes
Hint: One burned by milk blows on buttermilk too
Hint: Swallow the bone according to your throat
Hint: Cannot dance, blames the crooked courtyard
Hint: The nearby pilgrimage site is neglected
Hint: Black letters are equal to a buffalo
Hint: You cannot clap with one hand
Hint: Whichever Yogi comes, his ears are split
Answer Key
If you have feet, there are plenty of shoes
If you have the capability (or life/health), opportunities and resources will follow.
One burned by milk blows on buttermilk too
Once bitten, twice shy. A person hurt once becomes overly cautious.
Swallow the bone according to your throat
Live within your means. Spend only what you can afford.
Cannot dance, blames the crooked courtyard
A bad workman blames his tools. Making excuses for one's own lack of skill.
The nearby pilgrimage site is neglected
Familiarity breeds contempt. We often undervalue what is close to us.
Black letters are equal to a buffalo
Used to describe someone who is illiterate or cannot understand what is written.
You cannot clap with one hand
Conflict or cooperation requires two parties. One person isn't solely responsible.
Whichever Yogi comes, his ears are split
All leaders or people in power are the same; nothing changes regardless of who is in charge.