ఏట్లో వంకాయలు కాస్తాయా అంటే, కాస్తాయి అన్నట్టు.

This proverb highlights the importance of sustainability and patience over frantic, unsustainable effort. It implies that working in a state of constant rush or panic will lead to burnout quickly. It is used to advise someone to find a steady, manageable pace for long-term tasks rather than exhausting themselves with temporary bursts of extreme energy.

This expression is used to describe a situation where someone is forced to choose between two equally difficult or unpleasant options, or when someone is being interrogated/threatened with no easy way out. It implies a 'stuck between a rock and a hard place' scenario where both outcomes are undesirable.

This proverb is used to describe someone who tries to justify their current mistakes or poor behavior by linking them to past habits or experiences. It also mocks people who give obvious or silly explanations for things that are common knowledge, pretending as if they have discovered something unique.

This expression highlights how people with immense wealth believe that their money can solve any problem or provide security for even the most useless or unproductive assets. It is used to describe the arrogance or over-reliance on financial power.

This proverb describes people who immediately start misusing or showing off their power the moment they get even a tiny bit of authority. It is used to mock someone who acts bossy or makes extravagant demands without having the proper status or long-term stability to back it up.

This expression is used to describe things that are starkly different or mutually exclusive. It signifies that the presence of one element (like moonlight) defines a specific state, while its absence (seeing only stars) defines the opposite. It is often used to characterize people's behavior or situational extremes.

This proverb highlights the power of money and wealth. It suggests that if one has financial resources, they can hire help or find solutions to manage their responsibilities, implying that wealth can provide security and labor where physical effort or family support might be lacking.

This expression is used to describe someone who demands a reward or payment even for a task that is inherently beneficial or provides for them anyway. It highlights the absurdity of asking for extra incentives to do something that is basic or self-serving.

This expression is used to describe someone who is exceptionally foolish or slow-witted, yet remains oblivious to their lack of common sense. It mocks a person who thinks they have plenty of wisdom yet to be revealed, even though their current actions prove they lack even basic judgment. It is used to satirize arrogance combined with stupidity.

Used to sarcastically point out that if one had the resources or ability to do the simple task being asked, they would have already achieved much bigger things in life. It highlights a lack of basic means or the absurdity of the request given the current circumstances.