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動物の慣用句

動物名を含むモンゴル語の慣用句、比喩、ことわざ。

動物の慣用句 Амьтны хэлц үг 47

1

гүйх нохойнд гүйхгүй нохой саад

For a running dog, a dog that doesn't run is a hindrance.

idiom: the idle hinder the diligent

2

даахгүй нохой булуу хураана

A dog that cannot endure [a burden] gathers clods.

literal only; meaning unclear (check)

3

эсгий хийх газар нохой хэрэггүй

Where felt is being made, a dog is not needed.

idiom: something out of place is unwelcome where specific work is being done

4

саваагүй нохой саранд хуцна

A dog without a stick barks at the moon.

idiom: unchecked by discipline, one rages uselessly at what's beyond reach

5

явсан нохой яс зууна

A dog that has gone about gets to chew a bone.

idiom: the one who makes the effort reaps the reward

6

муу нохойн гэдсэнд шар тос тогтохгүй

In a bad dog's belly, fat does not stay.

idiom: good things don't stick to (benefit) a worthless person

7

жингийн цуваа явж л байдаг, жингэр нохой хуцаж л байдаг.

The caravan just keeps moving on, the yapping dog just keeps barking.

idiom: the caravan moves on despite the barking dogs -- criticism doesn't stop progress

8

нохой 3 харагдтал уух

Drink until you see three dogs [i.e. until falling-down drunk].

idiom: to drink to the point of severe drunkenness

9

хараалч эхнэрээс хав нохой дээр

Better a fierce dog than a cursing wife.

idiom: a savage dog is preferable to a shrewish wife

10

ноёны хайр өглөг нохойн нуруун дээрх цастай адил

A lord's favor and charity are like snow on a dog's back.

idiom: a superior's favor melts away quickly; it doesn't last

11

ноёнтой нүүрэлдэхээр нохойтой нүүрэлдсэн нь дээр

Better to face a dog than to face a lord.

idiom: confronting a powerful master is more dangerous than confronting a dog

12

ноёны баян нохойн тарга хоёр адил

A lord's wealth and a dog's fatness are alike.

literal only; meaning unclear (check)

13

нохой хүний нөхөр

The dog is man's companion.

14

ноён хүний дайсан

The lord is man's enemy.

15

эм нохой сүүлээ өргөөгүй бол эр нохой шинжилж чадахгүй

If the female dog hasn't raised her tail, the male dog cannot tell.

idiom: without a clear signal of interest from one side, the other cannot act

16

яваагүй нохой яс олохгүй

A dog that hasn't gone out won't find a bone.

idiom: no effort, no reward

17

эрээгүй нохой идэш олохгүй

A dog that hasn't searched won't find food.

idiom: no effort, no reward

18

хүний цогио цогио болохгүй

(fragment; meaning unclear)

fragment; meaning unclear (check)

19

нохойн жороо жороо болохгүй

A dog's amble does not become [a true] amble.

literal only; meaning unclear (check)

20

хүнийг хазан нохой шүдээ арзайлгахгүй

A dog that has bitten someone doesn't bare its teeth [again].

idiom: one who has already done real harm doesn't need to threaten first -- true danger gives no warning

21

хүнийг хорлох хүн амаа ярзайлгахгүй

A person who means to harm another doesn't open their mouth [show it].

idiom: true intent to harm is not announced beforehand

22

нохой цадтгахгүй юм эзэндээ гарз

Not letting the dog eat its fill is a loss to its owner.

idiom: skimping on what's needed backfires on the one who skimps

23

хүний нохой идэхээс өөрийн нохой ид

Rather than be eaten by another's dog, eat your own dog.

idiom: better to deal with your own affairs yourself than suffer at another's hands

24

нохой явган гахай нүцгэн

naked and bare; with nothing

25

нохойн дуу ойртох

approaching the end; nearing completion

26

ноёнтой тэрсэлдвэл толгойгүй

If you defy a lord, you'll be headless.

idiom: defying authority costs you your life

27

нохойтой тэрсэлдвэл хормойгүй

If you quarrel with a dog, you'll be left without a hem.

idiom: even a lesser conflict still costs you something

28

галзуу нохойнд салхи нэмэр

For a rabid dog, wind is an addition.

idiom: adding an aggravating factor to an already dangerous situation makes it worse

29

хармалсан юм

A thing that was begrudged/envied.

fragment; meaning unclear (check)

30

хар нохойны аманд

In the black dog's mouth.

fragment; meaning unclear (check)

31

үнэн үг хэлсэн хүнд хүн өшөөтэй

People bear grudges against one who speaks the truth.

idiom: truth-tellers are resented (cf. "the truth hurts")

32

үхэр унасан хүнд, нохой өшөөтэй

The dog bears a grudge against the person riding an ox.

literal only; meaning unclear (check)

33

нохойг хэн саахав

Who would [bother to] milk a dog?

idiom: rhetorical -- dogs can't be milked, i.e. "who would bother with something pointless"

34

морь нохой мэт зүтгэх

The horse toils like a dog.

idiom: to labor tirelessly and devotedly

35

зовсон хүн жаргах

One who has suffered comes to know ease.

idiom: after hardship comes relief

36

ноён урваач

A treacherous lord.

37

өвсөнд ороовч үхэр тоож идэхгүй

Even wrapped in grass, the ox won't deign to eat it.

idiom: even amid abundance, a proud one disdains to partake

38

өөхөнд боовч нохой тоож шиншлэхгүй

Even wrapped in fat, the dog won't deign to sniff it.

idiom: even amid abundance, a proud one disdains to partake

39

нохой гаслам халуун

intense heat, scorching heat

40

нөхөд гэмээнэ нөхөд билээ

When it comes to friends, they are indeed friends.

idiom: true friendship shows itself when it's needed (check)

41

нөхөд заримдаа ноход билээ (сүүлд гарсан байхаа)

Friends are sometimes dogs (seems to be a later addition).

idiom: friends can sometimes turn on you like dogs; parenthetical suggests this is a later variant (check)

42

годрон

derogatory term for goat

ямаа

43

гувруу

derogatory term for camel

тэмээ

44

мялзан

derogatory term for ox

үхэр

45

янгирцаг

derogatory term for horse

адуу

46

хохироо

derogatory term for sheep

хонь

47

дэлүү

derogatory term for sheep

хонь (check)