proverb [proverb]

Fahari ya mkulima ni mavuno

Maana (Definition)

A proverb explaining that hard labor is validated by fruitful tangible rewards.

Tafsiri ya Kiingereza (English):

A farmer's pride is a bountiful harvest

Sheng / Standard Equivalent:

Fahari ya mkulima ni mavuno

Asili na Utamaduni (Origin & Etymology): Swahili Agricultural Proverb

Mfano wa Sentensi (Example Sentence):

"Tuliweka juhudi shambani kwani fahari ya mkulima ni mavuno."

Translation: We put effort into the farm because a farmer's pride is a bountiful harvest.

Maneno Yanayohusiana (Related Terms):