proverb [proverb]

Zito Halivunjiki

Maana (Definition)

Deeply rooted integrity and strong foundations withstand severe trials

Tafsiri ya Kiingereza (English):

Heavy foundation does not break easily / Solid character endures

Sheng / Standard Equivalent:

zito halivunjiki

Asili na Utamaduni (Origin & Etymology): Swahili Wisdom

Mfano wa Sentensi (Example Sentence):

"Kuwa dhabiti, zito halivunjiki kwa upepo kidogo"

Translation: Be steadfast, a solid foundation does not break from a slight breeze

Maneno Yanayohusiana (Related Terms):

Tulia kama dhabiti