Hungarian proverbs

What you do not wish for yourself, do not do it to your fellowmen either.

A fool may throw a stone into a well which a hundred wise cannot take out.

Radish is poison in the morning, food at noon and medicine in the evening.

Like Mrs Bodo he talks about something else when asked to pay for the wine.

Something has caused anger, despair but one was compelled to stand idly by.

If something is given to you then take it, if you are beaten, then run away.

It is not good to eat cherries from the same dish with persons of high rank.

He who has not enough wit in the head, should force to replace it in the leg.

If we do nothing, without being ordered to do, no trouble will result from it.

He treads downwards, on his subordinates and bows upwards, before his superiors.

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