Proverbs with the word schoolboy. Sayings about study, school and knowledge. Humor and knowledge

In this article you will find a large selection of proverbs and sayings about studying.

Proverbs and sayings about studying for preschool age, kindergarten: a collection with an explanation of the meaning

Proverbs about learning are very relevant for study by any schoolchildren. They enable children to expand their knowledge of school, gain wisdom from words and understand the world. This article contains the most popular and instructive proverbs and sayings from Russian folk art dedicated to learning.

Proverb about studying	Interpretation of the proverb
A book is a book, but move your mind.	In this situation, we are talking about the fact that in addition to what is written in the book, in order to acquire real knowledge, you should work hard and use additional sources of knowledge.
Read books, but don’t forget things to do. Teach by showing, not telling.	The point is that not only the theory presented in the textbook can provide knowledge. In addition to everything, you should also practice.
A book is not beautiful in its writing, but in its mind.	If a textbook or any instructive book lies idle, it is just an object, but if a person learns from it and acquires knowledge with its help, this is already a benefit.
The world is illuminated by the sun, and man is illuminated by knowledge.	In this situation, knowledge is comparable to the sun, and a person who has his own “box of knowledge” is already considered happy and complete.
Don't say what you studied, but say what you learned.	The saying is very simple to understand: you don’t always learn something when you study. Therefore, you should not proudly say that you graduated from school if you received only bad grades.
Live and learn.	The point is that life is given to a person in order to spend it on gaining knowledge. A person has no restrictions; he can be a “student” for the rest of his life.
It's not a shame not to know, it's a shame not to learn.	Knowledge is so vast and great that not all of it can “fit” into one person. If he deliberately does not want to study and is lazy, this is not a matter, but if he tries, albeit sometimes in vain, then this is a feat
Science is not torture.	This situation explains the essence of knowledge: it is complex and not accessible to everyone.
Without patience there is no learning.	It is simple to understand these words: if you do not make an effort to learn something or learn something new, you will never gain knowledge.
Science is more or less a golden guarantee.	This saying compares a person’s knowledge to certain treasures and values that can literally help him out in life.
From the science teacher.	Only a person with certain knowledge and skills will be able to convey the subtleties of science to other people.
Learning to read and write is always useful.	This saying refers to the complexity of literacy as a science (or any other discipline). All of them are complex and a person does not always have enough life to understand every rule or remember every word.
A good book is your best friend.	In this situation, a book or textbook is comparable to a certain benefit that a person can receive completely free of charge and enjoy this benefit for many years.
Without science it’s like without hands.	The point is simple: a person who does not have even the slightest knowledge will not be able to find anything significant, meaningful in life and live well, literally, like a cripple.
Learning is the path to skill.	The meaning: by comprehending science or any discipline, a person gains invaluable experience that will be useful to him in life.
The scientist leads, the unlearned follows.	In this case, the “learned man” stands out in the main background, while the stupid one is doomed to do the things that are told to him.
Repetition is the mother of learning.	A very old and popular saying that instructs a person to never stop striving for knowledge, because this is his bread, the meaning of life.
Without flour there is no science.	The point is that no science in life can be given to a person easily. Therefore, you need to work hard and try hard in order to achieve success.
Get treatment from a doctor, and learn from a smart person.	The saying is simple: in the world every person has his own place. If you are stupid, science is incomprehensible to you, but if your “head works,” then you need to use it.
There is no old age for learning.	Another saying is that it is never too late for a person to learn (whether he is young or old).
To teach the foolish to pour water into a bottomless tub.	The proverb divides people into two types: smart and unteachable. The former should try, but the latter may not even expect to live well.
I don't want to study, I want to get married.	A popular proverb that characterizes a person as lazy, uninterested in anything, especially in learning.
Learn good things, so bad things will not come to mind.	This is a kind of instruction that tells a person that if he studies hard, he will not suffer from bad influences.
From time immemorial, a book has raised a person.	Here we are talking about the fact that learning has always been the pride and essence of human life. Perhaps only thanks to this a person became intelligent and wise.
Good for everyone, but not good for everyone.	Unfortunately, studying is not for everyone and for some it can be absolutely useless.
Knowledge and science do not hang at the gate.	Good knowledge that can be useful to a person is hard work and it never comes easy. If a person strives for success, he must try.
And if you please the bear, he bows at his feet.	The point: even the most unteachable person can be of little use if you put in the effort.
If your mother didn't teach you, the strap will teach you.	Sometimes, when a person is not serious about his studies, he may suffer in life, which itself teaches him lessons.

The best proverbs and sayings about studying for primary and secondary school age: a collection with an explanation of the meaning

Even for young children who have just started school or are planning to go there soon, it is important to instill a love of proverbs and develop a thirst for knowledge by studying proverbs.

Proverb about studying	Interpretation of the proverb
Science does not lead into the forest, but rather out of the forest.	Only if you put your energy and life into education and study can you achieve something good and success.
People feed on science.	Whatever one may say, the education that a person receives at the beginning of life literally “feeds” him later, allowing him to find a profession and business.
If you work with a book, you will gain wisdom. Learn when you are young, and when you are old you will never go hungry. Learn from a young age - you will need it in your old age.	Having the habit of reaching out for knowledge, you can acquire good manners and positive qualities. And if you refuse to study, then the person’s path will be difficult.
Literacy is not a disease; it does not take away years.	Some people think that studying is a useless endeavor that wastes years and effort. But this is not so, because by comprehending science, a person expands his consciousness and learns to perceive the world differently.
Teaching is light, and non-learning is darkness.	The meaning is very simple: a literate person can make many discoveries for himself and receive a lot of benefits, while an illiterate person will suffer and survive.
The letter is scribbled and you don’t need memory; you read it and you don’t need to ask.	Here we are talking about the fact that an intelligent person can always find a way out of any difficult situation, but life is very difficult for an uneducated person.
Know more, sleep less.	This is a contradictory saying that says that knowing everything is not always beneficial; it is better to remain silent about some things, forget them, and not try to find out.
It’s not school, but life that teaches.	This is not a literal saying, here we are talking about the fact that school gives certain basic knowledge, and a person learns important life lessons after school.
Don't study until you're old, study until you die.	A lifetime is not enough to learn everything in the world, so you should never stop learning.
If you are given a diploma, you will go far with it.	If a person comprehends a complex science, this is not at all a useless task, since with it he will be able to comprehend a lot in life and achieve a lot.
You can’t learn it by force, you learn it by hunting.	The point here is simple: nothing is given in science “through force.” To gain knowledge, you must want to receive it.
Alphabet - the wisdom of the step.	To gain strong knowledge, you need to start simple and not regret your efforts.
The letters are crooked, but the meaning is straight.	Here we are talking about the fact that it doesn’t matter how exactly you comprehend science, how difficult your path is and who exactly you are. Any of your efforts will be rewarded with success.
A learned fool is worse than a born one.	There are situations when a person thinks he is smart and thereby brings harm to society. For example, a bad teacher will not teach children anything useful.
Learning is beauty, ignorance is dryness.	No person will be complete and ideally beautiful until he acquires the proper knowledge.
Learning is light; But the light is different: the sun shines, and the cinder gives light.	A very interesting saying that says that even a little knowledge can save a person in life.
Study and work lead to glory.	A diligent person who is not lazy in studying will certainly find success in life.

Popular Russian folk proverbs and sayings about studying: a collection with an explanation of the meaning

In this article you will find not only those sayings that are used in everyday speech, but even those that you have never heard.

Proverb about studying	Interpretation of the proverb
To teach a scientist is how to treat the dead.	The point is that some people are so self-confident that it is simply impossible to convince them of something.
He scratched it like a chicken with its paw.	This proverb speaks of work done poorly or work with major shortcomings.
They do not write with a pen, but with their mind.	The point is that what saves a person in life is not his hands, but his head, which thinks and guides the person.
Don't be arrogant, but learn.	The proverb warns a person that before boasting about his knowledge, he should make sure that it is justified.
Honor your teacher as you would a parent.	The saying teaches a person to respect and love any teacher who gives a person knowledge.
To teach is to sharpen the mind.	It is often said that without knowledge the human brain, as an organ, does not develop. Therefore, without knowledge, a person literally cannot live.
Knowledge is power.	An intelligent person can be considered strong, since his knowledge is his advantage.
Learning in childhood is like carving on stone.	Here we are talking about the fact that acquiring knowledge, especially from an early age, is very difficult and cannot be done without effort.
They learn from mistakes.	The proverb warns a person that making mistakes is not shameful and not vicious, because it is on them that practice is built and a person gains invaluable experience.
Some books enrich you, and others lead you astray.	Unfortunately, not every book (teacher, business, lesson) can bring knowledge to a person, so you should be careful about the selection of literature, teachers, and sciences.
Even if you get treatment, even if you get angry, still learn.	The point: not everyone wants to learn, but absolutely everyone can benefit from knowledge in life.
There is time for learning, an hour for play.	This saying teaches you how to properly allocate your time not only for fun, but also for work.
Learned everything, just not mastered it.	In this case, the proverb points to the shortcomings of learning, when a person studied, but could not comprehend anything.
You don't need a scientist, you need a smart one.	Meaning: knowledge should not always be used as stated in theory; one should be able to use it in life.

The most interesting proverbs and sayings about studying for children: a collection with an explanation of the meaning

There is a secret meaning hidden in sayings about learning, which should inspire thoughts and allow children to independently strive for knowledge.

Proverb about studying	Interpretation of the proverb
Many scientists, few smart ones.	The meaning of the saying: you can study all your life, but still not understand anything.
Happiness is achieved by the one who gains intelligence through learning.	The saying teaches a person not to give up and always strive for knowledge, as this is the real path to success in life.
Teaching is beauty, but ignorance is blindness.	In this case, we are talking about the fact that without knowledge a person is literally blind and does not see much in life.
Az and beeches will save us from boredom.	The one who does not study has a boring life, and the one who strives to comprehend science has an interesting life.
For a scientist they give three non-scientists, and even then they don’t take it.	It is very easy to understand the meaning, because in this case an intelligent person is highly valued, while a stupid person is completely unnecessary to society.
The tree and the teacher are known by the fruit of the teaching.	Whether a teacher is good or bad should be judged not because of what kind of person he is, but because of how well he teaches children and whether they retain knowledge.
And I’m not happy about that, because I’m good at reading and writing.	It says here that an intelligent person often has difficult things in life, since he is able to distinguish all the dullness and illiteracy of others.
I didn’t teach my son when I was feeding him, but he won’t teach you how to feed you.	The point is that a lot depends on where a person is born and how his family instills in him a thirst for knowledge.
Learn before the cartilage grows together.	Here we are talking about the fact that only thanks to knowledge did man evolve and transform from an animal. If everything goes the other way around, a person will not develop, he risks turning back into a stupid creature.
Hell, beeches, and the end of science.	These words symbolize the paucity of knowledge.
You know the score, you can count it yourself.	If you have received a certain “portion” of knowledge, you should definitely use it.
My father didn’t teach me, and my uncle won’t teach me.	There is no one else except relatives (mother and father) to guide the child on the path of learning.

Small, short proverbs and sayings for children about studying: a collection with an explanation of the meaning

It doesn’t matter what sayings you choose to study with your children, what matters is how correctly the child understands their meaning and can interpret them.

Proverb about studying	Interpretation of the proverb
Not a single thing.	The point is this: some people are completely unteachable and you can waste time and energy on their education.
The feather is lighter than the plow.	It says here that gaining knowledge is much easier than then earning a living with hard work and hands.
Study and work will grind everything down.	An educated person will find the strength and ways to cope with any difficulties.
Reading is the best learning.	The proverb encourages people not to give up reading, to instill this habit in themselves and their children in order to be able to speak beautifully and fluently, expand their consciousness and explore the world.
Teaching decorates in happiness, and consoles in misfortune.	No matter how life turns out, an intelligent person will be able to find a way out of a difficult situation and find a path to happiness.
Work - you will be full, study - you will be smart.	Here we are talking about the fact that it is important not only to feed your body, but also to develop your mind (it also needs food).
To learn to swim, you need to get into the water.	You can’t learn something competent if you don’t have a teacher and don’t open a book. Important knowledge does not lie on the street.
The root of the teaching is bitter, but its fruit is sweet. For some, grief is teaching, for others it is torment.	The point is that learning is not at all easy and the path to acquiring knowledge may be thorny, but as a result a person receives that “sweet fruit” (experience) that will help him be successful.
Teach others and you yourself will understand.	The point here is that if you share your knowledge with others, you can easily develop yourself by repeating and comprehending other facets of science.
Whatever he forces himself to do, he will learn.	Literal interpretation of the proverb: learns without desire.
Learn young, fall in love when old.	Only at the end of life or when already a mature person can a person understand why exactly he needs knowledge.
Learning without skill is not a benefit, but a disaster.	If you do not use your acquired knowledge, then it will be of no use or benefit to a person and your time will be wasted.
What I learned was useful.	Literal interpretation: everyone chooses their own path.
He doesn’t know the ABCs, but he can sit down to read.	Literal interpretation: unjustified knowledge.
For the well-fed, learning is a joy; for the hungry, it is a hindrance.	The point is that an illiterate and uneducated person experiences many difficulties in life.
What you didn’t learn when you were young, you won’t know when you get old.	If you miss the moment and do not try in time, do not strive for knowledge and learning, then this will respond to a person with great difficulties.
Without letters and grammar one cannot learn mathematics.	If you don’t understand the simple things in science, you won’t be able to understand the complex things.
The pen is big, but it writes big books.	Even a “little” person, mastering science, can achieve great success in life.
It’s too late to teach him: the vest won’t fit on him anymore.	Everything must have its time.
The bird is red in its feathers, and the man is in his learning.	The beauty of a person is not how much external qualities he has and not how much money he has, but how skillfully he can use his knowledge and whether he has it.
He who knows a lot, asks a lot.	If a person has high standards, he must live up to them.
What Vanya didn’t learn, Ivan won’t learn.	You should study from a young age, otherwise in old age you will suffer from stupidity.

Video: “Quotes about studying”

Proverbs and sayings contain folk wisdom in a short, laconic form. This page contains Russian folk proverbs about study and learning, collected by Vladimir Ivanovich Dahl.

Learning to read and write is always useful.
Those who are good at reading and writing will not be lost.
More literate people, fewer fools.
Prophet Nahum will guide the mind (December 1; from this day children are sent to school).
Nikola has two schools: they teach the alphabet and repeat the eves.
Read by warehouse. Read from the top or the rumors.
Without a warehouse in warehouses, without any sense in the hustle and bustle.
In terms of warehouses, you’re not so literate.
He reads like a sexton (like a psalter).
They teach the alphabet and shout at the top of their voices.
Fita and Izhitsa - the whip is approaching the lazy one.
ABC is science, and the guys are beech (flour).
For az and for beeches, and a pointer in hand.
First the basics and the beeches, and then the sciences.
He doesn’t know how to read and write, but he keeps repeating numbers.

How is he - horse, beeches erik - bull, verb az - eye.
Er and er - they fell from the mountain, er and yat - there is no one to lift them up.
I stopped short of reading and didn’t get the numbers.
Don't play with books with your ankles. Don't be crazy about books.
Nowadays there are many literate people, but few well-fed ones.
The feather of the plow is lighter. A literate person is not a plowman (not a worker).
And I’m not happy about that, because I’m good at reading and writing.
The priest is literate.
A book is a book - a word is a word! Come on, sexton, take her to the altar (about the illiterate priest).
What a marvel: look, it’s clean; If you stroke it, it’s smooth, but if you start reading, it touches you everywhere (said the sexton).
Civil charter from the Antichrist (schism).
Everything is a commodity, and garbage is a commodity, but books are not a commodity (said Count Kankrin when Smirdin asked for a loan for his library).
The book has two pages, and the middle is empty.
A book, but it's nothing but figs.

The paper endures, the pen writes. The pen creaks, the paper is silent.

The pen is bolder (faster) than the tongue. The tongue becomes stiff, but the pen is not timid.
You write with a pen, you can’t erase (you can’t cut out) with an ax.
Written with a pen, it cannot be cut out with an axe.
Write with a pen that it cannot be taken away by oxen.
He twirls a pen like a spindle (like a hook or a tail).
He drags a scrap of paper into court.
Read, don’t turn around, and what’s written, don’t get angry.
Lying in print. Lies like a newspaper. You can’t lie against the printed (newspaper) one.
You can't say it better than in print. Speaks like a book.
This was written with a pitchfork (i.e. in two, incorrectly).
The letter is unwritten, given to the blind (Noah) to read.
He writes letters and asks for reminders.
From old memory, that from literacy. Living letter.
In a written way, or in a hewn way. What is said is what is written.
Read from board to board (books in the old days were bound on board).
It’s no good to read if you only grab the tops.
He reads the code, but doesn’t know the matter.

He looks at the book and sees nothing.
Read a little, but understand a lot (yes more)!

The written word has been rewritten, the village of Borisovo (speaking of writing to someone who does not know how to read and write).
This was not written in front of me (not in front of us).
Written on a sieve, lined with a towel (illegible).
Unpurchased paper, homemade letter.
Makarka wrote with his cinder.
Writes from the wall (from right to left, Jew or Tatar).
Where I had to sneeze was a comma; where you hiccup - a colon, and where you sniff tobacco - a period.
The letter is like chickens wandering around.
Chicken legs, hooks and suction cups.
Two jambs with a lintel, two half-wheels, two banners with a wheel, two banners with a hook (rest).
Gibberish writing (any digital writing).
As if he had sowed a poppy (small letter).
He writes as if he were making divorces (large and slow).
It was written by scribblers, but dogs will read it.
It was written by a scribbler, and his name is a dog.
This was written by someone with a pen behind his ear (doc).
He writes like hell along Neglinnaya (a street in Moscow).
Write and know: whoever needs it will understand it.
They do not write with a pen, but with their mind.

A petition is not foldable in form, but a decree (meaning) is foldable.
Not foldable (Not red) in writing, foldable (red) in fiction.
A book is not beautiful in its writing, but in its mind.
He studied with copper money.
We, the poor, study for copper coins, and the rich for ruble coins.
They cut off the head, took out the heart, gave him something to drink, and told him to speak (pen).
I’ll cut off the head, take out the heart, give him something to drink, and he’ll say the same thing.
It’s fluffy on top, sharp on the bottom, if you put it in it’s dry, if you take it out it’s wet (the same).
The little ones are small, but the wise paths seem to be the same.
Born of flesh, but no blood; I don’t know how to read and write, but I’ve been writing (the same thing) for ages.

He who wants to know a lot needs little sleep.
Going into science means suffering.
Without flour there is no science.
Learn by rote, hammer, cram, cram from board to board.

Some by peddlers, and some by warehouses.

Every master takes on training, but not every master completes the training.
By the training of a master to know.
It is too early for the young to learn, but too late for the old.
He's grown up like the devil, but he can't beat him with a whip (that is, he's stupid).
They didn’t teach across the bench, but if you stretched out at full stretch, you can’t teach.
For a married man, time has passed to study.
I don't want to study, I want to get married.
After a while, you learn how to drive in a cunning way.
The guy is worth a ruble even now, but if you fool him, they’ll give you two.
For one beaten, they give two unbeaten, and even then they don’t take.
The whip (Scourge) is not torment, but forward science.
Without a stick there is no learning. Not for flogging - for learning.
The tree is dumb, but teaches politeness.
Learned a lot, but didn’t finish it. The millstones are forged as fast as they can be.
If you don't beat, you won't learn. It won’t burn, but it will evaporate, which is important.
Anyone who has not been beaten from a young age is free to play pranks.
And they beat the bear and teach it. And people teach the bear.
Clever, smart, and dumb. Beatings are not good - they train the horse.
Neuk hits, but if he gets by, he walks more submissively than a cow.
The horse is good, but not ridden; dear guy, but not learned.
This is not learning, but torment.
What soon bores you will soon teach you.
What the world teaches, it torments people.

The root of the teaching is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

School won't teach you, hunting will teach you. A full belly is deaf to learning.
You can't inflate a fur, and you can't teach a slave.
It is good to beat the one who cries, and to teach the one who listens.
You'll whip your ass, but you won't hit your head.
What is not behind the skin (behind the skin), you cannot sew to the skin.
Science is not beer, you can’t put it in your mouth.
It’s tricky to teach what we ourselves don’t know (we don’t know how to do).
Teach others and you yourself will understand.
Repetition is the mother of learning (school).
Butts, butts! - and the front is in front of you.
They wove matting and wove it into red (linen).
If you don't know how to do this (you can't do it), you won't be able to live in the world.
Our bride was not herding geese, but shaking a spindle.
We bent the elm tree, and we will also bend the willow tree.
Don’t teach me how to dance, I’m a buffoon myself. Learned to teach only to spoil.
A master is not a decree to a master (not a pointer).
Don't teach by struggling, teach by struggling.
Don't teach a fish to swim! Teach your pike to swim!
Teach an Astrakhan to fish fish. The pointer gets a boil on the cheek.
Don't teach the lame to hobble! Don't teach a legless man to limp!
Don't teach someone to limp if their legs hurt.
Don’t teach the stove, don’t tell me to grease!
Don’t tell me to butter them up: they are capable of doing it themselves.
Don’t teach the crooked one with a scythe! A stutterer teases (teaches) a stutterer.
To steal from a thief is only to waste time.
To eat is not to learn to become. Don’t teach the goat, she’ll pull it off the cart herself.
You will learn from the smart, and you will unlearn from the stupid.
Live forever and learn (and die a fool).
A learned witch is worse than a natural one.
A half-educated person is worse than an uneducated person. An overtrained person is worse than an undertrained one.
Science teaches only the smart. Not everyone has everything.
Shooting and wrestling are training; and the horse's seat - to whom God will give.

Learning is beauty, ignorance is simplicity (dryness).
Learning is light and ignorance is darkness.
The bird is red in its feathers, and the man is in his learning.
The light stands by God's will, people live by science.

Not for flour, for science. Science is not flour (not beech).
To not understand anything is to become sour. Learning is better than wealth.
Some are willing, but not willing; others are willing, but not willing.
For a scientist (beaten) they give two unlearned (not beaten), and even then they don’t take it.
A city calf is smarter than a country child.
He lives in the city, but bows to the bell tower.
What I learned was useful. Know more and say less!
What (How) the handles do, (so) the back will wear out.
Those who don’t teach (or: Ignorant) don’t get hit with the priests.
Without studying (without knowing how) you can’t weave bast shoes.
Don’t teach, but let into the world, so it will be a big deal, not pieces (?).
And the bird, having hatched and fed the chick, teaches it to fly.
Those who know more will get the books.
The unfeathered arrow goes sideways.
Learn good things, so bad things will not come to mind.
They don’t carry skills (Crafts) behind their backs, and with them they don’t carry goodness.
The craft does not ask to drink or eat, but feeds itself.
It's not a bad craft if you know how to make an oar.
The craft is a patrimony. The breadwinner's craft.
God revealed science to one bee.
Science doesn't go into the forest. Leisure is more valuable than leisure.
Science is more or less a golden guarantee.
It's not hard to do, but it's hard to conceive.
It’s not the road of dancing, but the road of setting (beep).
The song is not dear, the setting is dear (or: charter).
It is not the field that gives birth, but the paddock; It is not the needle that sews, but the hands.
It is not the earth that gives birth (feeds), but the cornfield (i.e., cultivated).
The wolf is not beaten with race, but with trickery.

The scientist (Smart) leads, the unlearned follows.
A hundred hands in a good head.
The hammer does not forge iron, the blacksmith does.
It is not the ax that amuses, but the carpenter.
They fight not by force, but by skill. It's not the work that's expensive, it's the skill.
The worker gets half a ruble, the foreman (employee) a ruble.
To the Swiss a hryvnia, to the cutter a ruble.
They don't pay for the awl, for the rule (that is, not for the unskilled worker, but for the foreman).
There is one master, and ten bearers.
It’s not just expensive like red gold, but expensive like good craftsmanship.
Hewing a wedge is a skill to show (immediately hewing out the right wedge, without undercutting, the same skill for a carpenter as turning the right ball by hand for a turner).
The flour is good, but the hands are not good.
She kneaded it unleavened, but planted it closely (and one cake came out).
The book is good, but the readers are bad.
It is not the glue that holds it, but the jointer (i.e. the fit).
He ate the dog, but only choked on his tail.
I don’t care about the taste, but it will be hot and wet.
Not all sextons, but rarely did anyone not call.
If you’re not a farrier (blacksmith), then don’t waste your hands!
The cooking is not in your hands - it's dirty.
Every master makes it to himself (makes it to himself).

It’s not the gods who burn the pots (it’s the same people).

Stinging nettle will be born and boiled in the cabbage soup.
Not a catcher, but well done. And not learned, but pushed.
His business is going like a harp (buzzing).
How to hit with a thread (straightly). Levka does everything cleverly.
He's a jack of all trades. Golden man, golden hands.
He ate the hell out of it.
No matter what you put your hands to, everything boils (burns).
Our arrows have ripened everywhere.
The perch is thin, but the goat is quick (and will run across).
You can’t even shoot him in a mortar with a pestle (if you don’t hit him, you won’t pound him; if you don’t hit him - talking about dexterity, evasiveness; if you don’t pound him - about stubbornness).
He will come out of the water dry. It won't burn in fire either.
Not a hitch. Everything is smooth, sewn and covered.
A mosquito won't hurt your nose. You can’t slip needles (you can’t touch them).
He dances with his voice and sings with his feet.
The rye threshes on the butt, but the grain does not drop.
He makes ropes out of the sand.
Where it is dry, here is on the belly, and where it is wet, on the knees.
Some on horseback, some on foot, and some on all fours.
Know your wits, die crouching!
He who is served (who is spared) is needed.
The goat is full, and the cabbage is intact (from the well-known problem: carrier, wolf, goat and cabbage).
And the sheep are safe, and the wolves are well-fed. Two lands: both well-fed and drunk.
He covered two people with one hat.
With one slap. A couple per charge.
The cow was cut in two; the rear was milked, and the front was cooked in cabbage soup.
You can’t be more cunning than a calf (it reaches under the tail with its tongue).
He did the job like a charm.
This is done (built, arranged) with a word.
This is said and done for a reason (that is, cunningly, with a plan or a conspiracy).

As is the builder, so is the monastery!
The master is afraid of the work (and another master of the work is afraid).

Every work of the master is praised. Every business stands up for itself.
Not every fool is given a treasure. For the treasure - a healer (necessary).
They skillfully take out the sworn treasure.
The treasure is laid, the head is put on it, and who knows, it will be retrieved. (For example, the treasure was placed on twelve heads of good fellows: the sorcerer brought twelve sparrow heads and took the treasure; why is the sparrow not a good fellow?)
They skillfully beat the witch (backhand).
How - Our Father knows. Gurya's hallelujah has long been firm.
Nikola the saint: everything by heart. Great theologian: the entire prologue by heart.
He can't hold a candle to him. He'll put it in his belt.
It's not worth a finger (nail, hair).
He is no good either as a plug or as a poke.
It will go over eggs and not crush a single one.
Without any tackle, he will swim against the water (against the water).
Like a mizgir, he pulls a thread out of himself.
A baked egg will hatch a living chicken.
He won't hit his face in the dirt. Will not make a mistake.

Not a thing - a mistake, a thing - a correction.

He won’t put insults on his hand. I won’t slander my hand.
It shaves smoothly and the shavings are curly.
Doka honor, doka glory, doka takes money.
It worked so well that it could be in your ear all day (subtly).
He is everything: a cook, a coachman, and a whipper with eggplants.
He is a coachman, he is a cook, a mower, and a painter.
He is the master who can do everything alone.
God grant that I can do everything myself, but not do everything myself!
Okay, if you can do everything yourself; it’s not okay if you do everything yourself (firstly, it’s difficult; secondly, it’s stupid).
Making ends meet. He knows how to make ends meet. We are just making ends meet (about expenses).
This science was not given to him. He doesn't know a single thing. Doesn't recognize turkeys from sparrows.
It doesn't make any sense to push him in the tooth. The little guy doesn't know how to twist.
Neither laying, nor scaffolding (nothing or can’t do it).
He doesn't know how to strike a finger. He doesn’t understand either his ears or his snout.
Neither a pipe nor a sniffle.
He plays the flute, but does not know the fret (i.e., time, measure).
In a lump and in a heap, on a peasant’s hand.
God gave the treasure, but they didn’t know how to take it.
The crow did not know how to pinch a falcon (from the legend that Platov was visiting his enemies, the French, and said this as he drove away).
He weaves bast shoes, but does not know how to bury the ends.
He can neither live nor earn money.
Don't flog when you don't know how to sew.

There is nothing to boast about, how everything falls out of hand.
There is no payment for absenteeism or inability.
People don’t pat them on the head for lack of skills (for lack of ability).
We’ll eat and dance, but we won’t invade the arable land.
Due to lack of skill, my hands don’t hurt (my back doesn’t hurt).
There is no praise for the falcon that strikes on the nest (the falcon strikes only in flight, and the hawk grabs the perched one).
When you get on the horse, spread your claws (i.e., legs).
Let it go - there will be no dull time.
Cut and sing songs - if you start sewing, you will cry.
Where it is sewn with live thread, expect holes.
Shvets Danilo whatever he sews is rotten.
It's easy to sew and hem, but it's easy to put in bristles - you need to look for a master.
Learned everything, just not mastered it.
They swim well, they only spin bubbles.
We swim clumsily (like a key to the bottom).
Floats like a millstone.
He knows how to dive, but he doesn’t know how to surface.
Weave bast shoes. He weaves bast shoes (confuses, spoils
case).
A rhymer is not a poet. Sprinkles and sniffs tobacco.
Clumsy (bayonet) work.
And a bear chiropractor, and self-taught.
The collar is not put on from the tail.
It gets confused, like putting porridge in bast shoes.
And he forges and blows, and he himself does not know what will happen.
They don't take a blind man as a leader. A blind man does not lead a sighted man.
A blind painter and an illiterate lawyer.
The blind lead the blind, neither can see.
All the blind chicken needs is wheat.

He tries everything, but everything fails.

This letter was not given to me (to him, to you).
This is not written in front of us.
He gets along like a maid, but is born like a golbich (a room of clean finishing, the outfit of a hut, and a golbets, a chapel, a rough, carpenter's).
And not a carpenter, but a hunter of knocking.
It’s not the fool who plays fofana, but whoever happens to be.
Know your hand! Apparently you don't know your hands? (From driving where oncoming traffic should keep to the right).
Knows the taste (sense) like a pig knows oranges.
The bunny is an incompetent (coward).
We are illiterate people, we eat unwritten gingerbread.
We are simple people, we eat thick gingerbread.

For nothing, he’s illiterate, but he eats written gingerbread.

No weaving, no spinning, no winding of cobs.
The daughter-in-law sat down to spin - take care of your eyes, brothers-in-law!
Don't start on your heels. Neither by hand nor by hand.
What good do we need a gun if we don’t know how to shoot!
Science is like fire to a fool (i.e., ready to do anything bad).
If school doesn't teach you, hunting (need) will teach you.

He who knows a lot, asks a lot.

Go to Kravchi, so fill it to the brim!
He who knows more sleeps less.
Tench on the bottom, and pike on the top.
Dunno lies, but know-it-all runs far.
Know-nothing is running along the path, Dunno is lying on the stove.
God did not give omniscience (to know everything) to man.
The seedling will not please unless God degenerates it.
You won’t learn all the tricks, but you will exhaust yourself.
You won’t find a master when it comes to drying (for example, about malt).
Anything is good, but not for every purpose.
Whoever is born for something will be useful for it.
Taking on everything means doing nothing.
The rich are taught by money, but the poor are tormented by books.
No matter how sharp a pike is, it will not take a ruff from its tail.
You don't need a scientist, you need a smart one.
God forbid you don’t understand yourself and don’t listen to people!
Don’t make sense of it yourself, don’t listen to good people, things will go well.
Good for everyone, but not for everyone’s benefit (learning).

If you don't know good, don't do bad!

It’s like a mistake, a blunder, and a cage (and a ship).
Not everyone can dance along a tightrope: God forbid someone else can walk along one floorboard (even if he’s drunk).
It’s not the linen that’s harsh, it’s your handicrafts.
Whoever knows, so does it. Everyone is a master in his own way.
I shave as best I can. As I lay it, I scrape it.
Whoever knows how to do so shaves (and raves).
Whoever knows is the one who craps. Everyone to their own saltyk.
Stuffed cabbage will work, but dubets (?) are not needed.
You'll miss the eel without oiling your hands.
People are walking, no one hears them; and we are like in a mortar: no matter what we step, we knock.
Shoots accurately: into an open field, like a penny.
Such a shooter that a drunk man would hit his head in the barn.
Past Sidor and into the wall.
He aimed at a crow, but hit a cow.
The gun hits well: it fell from a shelf and broke seven pots.
The hand is light: if only the neck were strong.
Don’t move if the sticks (fingers) are not good.
Agile, as long as his elbows don't get stuck.
Pick-up guy: whatever he takes on, he will distort everything.
Chasing a fly with a butt. Like a bear catches a quail.
Chases like a bear after sparrows.
As agile as a weight (as a bear, as a deck, as an oven, etc.).

It is believed that proverbs and sayings are the most interesting genre of folklore. Many of them still remain unsolved by scientists. Since proverbs and sayings rhyme, they are easy to remember. In addition, these linguistic aphorisms always come to mind during conversation, on occasion. They tell us what to do in a given situation and give advice.

Proverbs and sayings also play an important role in a child’s education. From the very first days of school they are used in lessons and studied. Proverbs and sayings about school are also used in scenarios for school holidays and in conversations with children.

Without flour there is no science.

Without a stick there is no learning. Not for whipping - for learning.

The rich are taught by money, but the poor are tormented by books.

The light stands by God's will, people live by science.

The beard grew, but couldn’t stand it.

There would be a catcher, but there would be a gun. The animal runs towards the catcher.

A hundred hands in a good head.

He plays the flute, but does not know the fret (i.e., time, measure).

Live forever and learn (and die a fool).

God did not give omniscience (to know everything) to man.

Good for everyone, but not for everyone’s benefit (learning).

Learned everything, just not mastered it.

You won’t learn all the tricks, but you will exhaust yourself.

Every master takes on training, but not every master completes the training.

To be in an intelligent conversation is to gain intelligence, but to be in a stupid conversation is to lose yours.

Where strength cannot, there the mind will help.

Sometimes at a gallop, sometimes in summer, sometimes sideways, and sometimes crawling.

Chases like a bear after sparrows.

A city calf is smarter than a country child.

Learning to read and write is always useful.

God forbid you don’t understand yourself and don’t listen to people!

God grant that I can do everything myself, but not do everything myself!

For nothing, he’s illiterate, but he eats written gingerbread.
The master is afraid of the work (and another master of the work is afraid).

The tree is dumb, but teaches politeness.

If you don't know good, don't do bad!

It is good to beat the one who cries, and to teach the one who listens.

I thought for a long time, but said it well.

A house without a book is a day without sun.

Leisure is more valuable than leisure.

Science is like fire to a fool (that is, ready to do anything bad).

A fool is up to his waist, but a smart person will pass dry.

To eat is not to learn to become.

For a married man, time has passed to study.

The millstones are forged as fast as they can be.

People don’t pat them on the head for lack of skills (for lack of ability).

He tries everything, but everything fails.

Taking on everything means doing nothing.

There is no payment for absenteeism or inability.

For a scientist (beaten) they give two unlearned (not beaten), and even then they don’t take it.

You'll whip your ass, but you won't hit your head.

The bunny is an incompetent (coward).

Knows the taste (sense) like a pig knows oranges.

Know more and say less!

Know-nothing is running along the path, Dunno is lying on the stove.

Knowledge is collected drop by drop.

Gold comes from the earth, and knowledge comes from books.

If you have patience, you will have skill.

And he forges and blows, and he himself does not know what will happen.

And a bear chiropractor, and self-taught.

And they beat the bear and teach it.

And people teach the bear.

And the bird, having hatched and fed the chick, teaches it to fly.

Going into science means suffering.

From the same flour, but not just from the hands.

How - How our father knows. Gurya's hallelujah has long been firm.

A book is your best friend.

A book is a small window through which you can see the whole world.

The whip (Scourge) is not torment, but forward science.

The root of the teaching is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.

Don’t teach the crooked one with a scythe! A stutterer teases (teaches) a stutterer.

The bird is red in its feathers, and the man is in his learning.

Red speech is red and listen.

Those who know more will get the books.

He who knows more sleeps less.

Whoever is born for something will be useful for it.

Whoever knows, so does it.

Whoever knows how to do so shaves (and raves).

He who knows a lot, asks a lot.

He who wants to know a lot needs little sleep.

He won't hit his face in the dirt. Will not make a mistake.

Agile, as long as his elbows don't get stuck.

It’s not enough to want, you have to be able to.

A master is not a decree to a master (not a pointer).

You can't inflate a fur, and you can't teach a slave.

Learned a lot, but not finished.

It is too early for the young to learn, but too late for the old.

It’s tricky to teach what we ourselves don’t know (we don’t know how to do).

No one was born wise, but learned.

We are illiterate people, we eat unwritten gingerbread.

Science is or rather a golden guarantee.

Science doesn't go into the forest.

Science is not beer, you can’t put it in your mouth.

Science teaches only the smart. Not everyone has everything.

Our arrows have ripened everywhere.

Don't be afraid when you don't know: it's scary when you don't want to know.

School won't teach you, hunting will teach you.

This science was not given to him. He doesn't know a single thing.

Not for flour, for science. Science is not flour (not beech).

The hammer does not forge iron, the blacksmith does.

Not a catcher, but well done. And not learned, but pushed.

You don't need a scientist, you need a smart one.

If you don't beat, you won't learn.

It's not the work that's expensive, it's the skill.

They fight not by force, but by skill.

It’s not just expensive like red gold, but expensive like good craftsmanship.

Those who don’t teach (or: Ignorant) don’t get hit with the priests.

Without studying (without knowing how) you can’t weave bast shoes.

Don't teach by struggling, teach by struggling.

Don’t teach the goat, she’ll pull it off the cart herself.

Don’t teach the stove, don’t tell me to grease!

Don’t teach me how to dance, I’m a buffoon myself. Learned to teach only to spoil.

Don't teach a fish to swim! Teach your pike to swim!

Don't teach someone to limp if their legs hurt.

Don't teach the lame to hobble! Don't teach a legless man to limp!

I don't want to study, I want to get married.

A half-educated person is worse than an uneducated person.

Dunno lies, but know-it-all runs far.

Neuk hits, but if it doesn't work, he walks more submissively than a cow.

Neither laying, nor scaffolding (nothing or can’t do it).

Nikola the saint: everything by heart.

If you don't understand anything, you'll become sour. Learning is better than wealth.

Need teaches, but corvée torments.

One book teaches thousands of people.

God revealed science to one bee.

He covered two people with one hat.

He can't hold a candle to him. He'll put it in his belt.

He makes ropes out of the sand.

He is a coachman, he is a cook, and a mower, and a painter, He is the master who can do everything alone.

He's a jack of all trades. Golden man, golden hands.

Having wasted time to learn what to drive according to the cunning.

Nothing escapes from good hands (about craft).

You will learn from the smart, and you will unlearn from the stupid.

An overtrained person is worse than an undertrained one.

By the training of a master to know.

Beatings are not honey - they teach the horse.

Repetition is the mother of learning (school).

It gets confused, like putting porridge in bast shoes.

The craft does not ask to drink or eat, but feeds itself.

Due to lack of skill, my hands don’t hurt (my back doesn’t hurt).

Living with a book is a breeze.

A blind painter and an illiterate lawyer.

He ate the dog, but only choked on his tail.

From a stream there is a river, from books - knowledge.

Diligence and work lead to happiness.

Shooting and wrestling are training; and the horse seat - to whom God willing.

A full belly is deaf to learning.

Tight boots are worn out, wide ones will shrink.

Clever, smart, and dumb.

They skillfully take out the sworn treasure.

Smart speeches can be heard even in the dark.

A learned witch is worse than a natural one.

The scientist (Smart) leads, the unlearned follows.

Learning is beauty, ignorance is simplicity (dryness).

Learning is light and ignorance is darkness.

Teach others - and you yourself will understand.

Learn good things, so bad things will not come to mind.

Learn from someone else's mind, but don't lose yours.

It's never too late to learn.

Learn by rote, hammer, cram, cram from board to board.

The book is good, but the readers are bad.

A person learns his mind throughout his life.

What I learned was useful.

What the world teaches, it torments people.

What soon bores you will soon teach you.

The foreign side will make you smarter.

This letter was not given to me (to him, to you).

This is not learning, but torment.

If you don't know how to do this (you can't do it), you won't be able to live in the world.

To learn means to acquire knowledge voluntarily or forcibly. The more interest in the object on the part of the student, the better the result can be obtained. In Russia, sayings about studying stimulated children's desire to acquire literacy and numeracy skills.

There are several forms of training. This is a classic daytime method, evening, correspondence, home, express, online (distance), tutoring. Each is divided into theoretical and practical parts.

Learning from life

Russian proverbs have a unique worldview. A person gains knowledge after mistakes, as well as by studying history. The teacher is not a stranger; we remember the first teacher all our lives. Here are some sayings:

Trouble teaches, joy kisses.
Time is a healer, time is a teacher.
Knowing your history, you know your future.
A teacher is good, but a friend is better.
Experience is a bad teacher. Here the exam comes ahead of the lesson.
If the mother is smart, she will replace 100 teachers.
How many teachers - so many methods.
The teacher does not count the years, but the exams.

Uma ward

Sayings about studying can relate to a specific subject or a person’s abilities in general:

If you don’t know, then it’s not a shame. It's a shame when you don't want to know.
Learning to read and write will be useful everywhere.
The more often you repeat, the better you remember.
The scientist leads, and the unlearned follows.
Without labor and pain there is no science for you.
If you learn from a young age, you won’t be hungry later.
The peacock is red with his tail, but man is with knowledge.
Any business requires training.
You need to be treated by a doctor, and learn from a smart person.
Dunno lies on her side, and Know-Nothing keeps running forward.
Teach a fool how to pour water into a bucket without a bottom.
They teach not only through storytelling, but also through practical demonstration.
Without study and work there will be no food on the table.

Sayings about learning from different nations

Knowledge is respected everywhere. Each country has its own expressions about learning. Here are examples:

If you don’t know, don’t teach (Chuvash).
Only those who are masters themselves should teach.
If you don’t have enough knowledge, don’t try to share it (Chuvash).
Teaching is like a fresh spring, and knowledge is like sunlight (Tatar).
There is no bad start in learning (face).
The warm Sun illuminates the earth, and knowledge illuminates man (Ossetian).
A blacksmith forges hot metal, a person learns while he has a young mind (muzzle).
You need to study while the leaves are green; when they have fallen, it’s too late (lit.).
Whoever is not subject to learning will not become a person (Komi).
Without knowledge you can’t find the road (udm.).
Don't say you studied. Say what you know (Tatar).
It's hard to study - it's easy to live (alt.).
Only a fool hates learning (Georgian).

Humor and knowledge

Funny sayings about school and study are already modern folk art of talented pupils and students. They fully reflect the culture of educational institutions and the view of young people from within the system:

School is like being pregnant. You suffer for 9 months, but begin to feel sick in the second week.
In class I am a politician. I don’t know anything, but my face is smart.
Anything you say during the exam can be used against you.
Whoever gets up early will say: “The lesson is not over!”
We gain knowledge all our lives, except for 10 years at school.
We reach for knowledge, but it runs away.
The exam has been cancelled. Tickets are sold out and there are none available.
Don't snore in class - don't wake up your neighbor.
You come earlier, you leave later.
New Ohm's law - we skip and stay at home.
High school students don't write essays about summer.
Our desks are held together only by chewing gum.
Studying, and with it work, will grind me down.

Great people about knowledge

Everyone underwent training: both famous showmen and great scientists. Each of them left memories and sayings that were included in the collection “Quotes, sayings about study and knowledge.” Here are some of them:

School teaches things that don't exist in the real world. Camus.
A modern certificate means nothing other than the fact that you served 10 years in one room. Peter.
The most important subject of learning in school is the teacher. Diesterweg.
The wildest children, the ones who are not usually taught, grow up to be great. Comenius.
If a child is educated only by school, he will grow up uneducated. Santayana.
Hard to learn, easy to fight. Kutuzov.
You need to learn from other people's examples.
It is necessary not only to learn the subject, but also to find a useful application for this knowledge. Confucius.
Misfortune is the best of teachers. Disraeli.

Teacher gives knowledge

Sayings about studying are folk art. Wisdom tested over centuries. The most famous expressions are dedicated to teachers:

Only a real teacher learns with his students.
Even a sea of books can never replace a teacher.
The apple tree and the teacher are known by the quality of the fruit.
Every teacher praises his science.
Parents create a child, and a teacher makes a person out of him.
When talking to the teacher, don't wag your tongue. You are working with a master, hold your hands.
The stricter the teacher, the fewer students he has.
If you value and respect your teacher, you will become a good teacher yourself.
The teacher opened the door, and you go.
You teach children, but you don’t sharpen your swords.
Bend the branch until it breaks - teach the child while he listens.
To be a good teacher, you need to learn yourself.

Proverbs and sayings about study and knowledge are a reflection of the culture of our country, its intellectual heritage. Russia has always been considered the most educated state among the nations of the world. This is precisely due to the hereditary desire for self-improvement.