Kibiraw, kab iga xoor; faanawna, far iga jabi
KEnglish Translation
Proud one, throw away my shoe; boaster, break my finger
Context & Meaning
Mocking those who boast — pride invites ridicule
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Somali proverbs (Maahmaah Soomaali) are an integral part of Somali culture, passed down through generations. They reflect the wisdom, values, and experiences of the Somali people, often relating to pastoral life, community, and traditional values.