నూరు కాకుల్లో ఒక కోకిల ఏం చేస్తుంది?

This proverb is used to emphasize that an object's or person's inherent nature cannot be changed just because of outward similarities or pretension. Just as an onion's smell prevents it from being a jasmine, and a crow's appearance doesn't make it a melodic cuckoo, intrinsic traits define true character.

This proverb highlights that a single good or wise person is often helpless and unable to influence a large group of wicked or ignorant people. It is used to describe situations where a lone voice of reason is drowned out by a majority of dissenters or wrongdoers.

This expression is used to describe a person who stands out due to their unique talent, beauty, or virtue in a group of ordinary or inferior people. It highlights excellence amidst mediocrity.

Quality is far superior to quantity. This expression is used to emphasize that the words of one wise or talented person are more valuable than the meaningless noise of a hundred fools or mediocre people.

This expression is used to describe a natural or harmonious sequence of events where everything happens as it should at the right time. It signifies the onset of a beautiful season or a positive change, often used metaphorically to indicate that good times or expected outcomes have finally manifested.

This expression is used to highlight that true quality or talent stands out among mediocrity. Just as a cuckoo is superior to many types of crows due to its voice, a person of true merit is easily distinguished from a crowd of ordinary people.

This expression is used to describe someone who does not know the value of an expensive or useful item given to them. Just as a bull cannot crack or eat a whole coconut and finds it useless, an ignorant person cannot appreciate the worth of something sophisticated or precious.

This proverb is used to describe a negligible loss or a situation where a small deficiency does not significantly affect a large hoard or total. It is often used to dismiss a minor loss when one is in an abundant position, though sometimes it carries a sarcastic tone regarding carelessness towards small assets.

This expression refers to someone who stands out as superior, talented, or graceful while surrounded by ordinary or inferior people. It is used to describe a person of quality in an environment where others lack that same refinement or skill.

This proverb describes a situation where a person is so stubborn or defiant that no amount of authority or relationship can influence them. It is used to highlight that when someone is determined to be unreasonable or uncooperative, others around them become helpless to change the outcome.