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# Haitian proverbs

This is a collection of Haitian Creole proverbs and idioms, sorted alphabetically.
Some proverbs are literary; that is, from a written source. Most originated orally among folk spiritualists, families, street vendors, other commoners and all walks of life, that has been since transcribed.
Arranged alphabetically by author or source: A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z · See also · External links

### B

* Bay piti pa chich.
** Translation: To give little is not [being] cheap.
** Smith (2001). When the Hands Are Many: Community Organization and Social Change in Rural Haiti. Cornell University Press. p. 74.
* Toupre pa lakay.
** English equivalent: A miss by an inch is a miss by a mile.
** Toussaint (2005). Haiti, a Different Image. AuthorHouse. p. 23.

### D

* Dèyè mòn, gen mòn.
** English translation: Beyond mountains, more mountains

### L

* Lafimen pa janm leve san dife.
** English equivalent: Where there's smoke, there's fire.
** Meaning: A rumour contains some truth.
** Silva, Spear (2004). A quoi rêve Haïti?. Éditions L'Harmattan. p. 140.

### M

* Manman pa janm mode pitit li jouk nan zo.
** English translation:A mother never bites her child to the bone.
** Haitian Proverbs: An Integral Part of the Creole Language Kean University
** Haitian Proverbs
* Mapou mouri, kabrit manje fey li.
** English translation: When the mapou (oak-like tree) dies, goats would eat its leaves.
** Haitian Proverbs: An Integral Part of the Creole Language Kean University
** Haitian Proverbs
* Men anpil, chay pa lou.
** English equivalent: Many hands make light work.
** Averill (1997). A Day for the Hunter, a Day for the Prey: Popular Music and Power in Haiti. University of Chicago Press.
* Men anpil, chay pa lou.
** English equivalent: Many hands make light work.
** Smith (2001). When the Hands Are Many: Community Organization and Social Change in Rural Haiti. Cornell University Press. p. 170.
* Merite pa mande.
** English equivalent: First deserve, then desire.
** Heurtelou, Vilsaint (2004). Guide to Learning Haitian Creole. Educa Vision. p. 189.

### P

* Piti piti zwazo fè nich li.
** English translation: Little by little the bird builds its nest.
** Through Haiti's Eyes

### Z

* Zafè kabrit pa zafè mouton.
** Translation: The goat's business is not the sheep's business.
** English equivalent: All girdles do not hang on one handle.
** Maximin (2008). Dynamiques interculturelles dans l'aire caribéenne. Karthala. p. 213.
** Meaning: Focus on how you do your own work instead of interfering with other's work.
** en Español: El negocio de las ovejas no es el negocio de la cabra.
** en français: L'affaire de la chèvre n'est pas l'affaire du mouton.

## See also

* Haiti
# Hairat Balogun

Hairat Aderinsola Balogun (born 1941) is a Nigerian lawyer, the first female Attorney General of Lagos State.

## Quotes

* I think the only legacy is somebody who served in truth and justice— that’s what I titled my memoir. You must have confidence that this is the truth as you see it, as you know it, no matter who it offends, you do your best according to the law of the land.
** Her opinion in an interview
* But many of us, because of money and status, they’ve lost it. So we are reducing the efficacy and importance of the profession to the ordinary man, so everything you do now, the ordinary man can do it because you’re not doing the right thing.
** Her opinion in an interview
# Harry Secombe

Sir Harry Donald Secombe, CBE (8 September 1921 – 11 April 2001) was a Welsh comedian, actor and singer, most famous for his role as Neddy Seagoon, the pivotal character in The Goon Show.

## Quotes

* We are with you sir!
** to General Montgomery in North Africa during WWII. Montgomery was standing on the back of a truck making one of his rousing speeches to the troops before they went into battle against the Axis forces. At some point his gaze fell on Harry Secombe who was standing at the front. Harry was a Bombardier in the Artillery, covered in boils, had his glasses broken in several places and put back together with sticky tape, and wore an ill fitting uniform for his rotund shape. Montgomery's speech ground to an awkward silence as he examined his soldier who was beaming up at him. With a huge grin and a salute, Harry filled the void with a cry of "We are with you sir!", to which the troops cheered and Montgomery replied "um, good", before continuing
* I suffer fools gladly because I am one of them.
* My voice is not so much 'bel canto' as 'can belto'.
* Anyone who, for 25 years, has built a career on such tenuous foundations as a high-pitched giggle, a raspberry and a sprinkling of top 'Cs' needs all the friends he can get.

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Harry Secombe on Wikipedia
# Harry Wong

Harry K. Wong is an educator, educational speaker and author. His works include The First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher and New Teacher Induction.

## Quotes

* You can accomplish anything with students if you set high expectations for behavior and performance by which you yourself abide.
** First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher (2009)
* It is very reassuring to your students that you know what you are doing.
** First Days of School: How to Be an Effective Teacher (2009)
# Engin Benli

Engin Benli (born 23 February 1970) is a Turkish actor.

## Quotes

* "Asla araba kullanmam. Her yere bisikletle giderim."
** Translation: "I never drive. I ride my bike everywhere."
* "Deniz kişilik olarak iyi bir adam."
** Translation: "Deniz is a good man as a personality."
* "Şöhret aynı mevsimler gibi. Yazı var, kışı var. Her an ne olacağı belli olmayan bir muamma."
** Translation: "Fame is like seasons. It's summer, it's winter. A mystery that is not clear what will happen at any moment."
* "Ne yazık ki ekranda nasıl görünürseniz öyle tanınıyorsunuz. Bu yüzden sürekli gergin oluyorsunuz. Mesela geçenlerde karım ve çocuğumla yemek yiyeceğiz, arabayı park ettik, arkamızdaki araç da kötü park etti. "Arkadaşım bir düzeltebilir misin?" dedim, “Pardon başkomserim” diye geri çekti arabasını."
** Translation: "Unfortunately, you're known the way you look on the screen. That's why you're always nervous. For example, recently I was having dinner with my wife and child, we parked the car, and the car behind us was poorly parked. I said, "Can you move it, my friend?" “Excuse me, captain,” he recalled."
* "Dizimizi takip edenler, bana yolda bile Komiser Orhan diye hitap ediyorlar. Bizi dizideki karakterimizle benimsemiş durumdalar."
** Translation: "Those who watch the show Komiser Orhan even on the way. They've embraced me as if I was the character in the show."
* "Kanıt‍'‍la birlikte insanların polise bakışı da değişti. 80’li yıllarda insanlar karakolun önünden geçmeye korkuyordu. Ama zamanla polisin daha modern ve cana yakın hale geldiğini gördüler. Ayrıca kendi hakları olduğunu da yine bu tarz yapımlar sayesinde öğrendiler. Bu da polislerin özeleştiri yapmalarını sağladı. İki tarafa da katkısı var."
** Translation: "There is evidence, people's views on the police have changed. In the 80s, people were afraid to walk past the police station. But over time they have seen the police become more modern and friendly. They also learned that they had their own rights thanks to such changes."
# Energy system

An energy system is a system primarily designed to supply energy-services to end-users.

## Quotes

* Developments in society influence the energy system in many ways, but the energy system also affects society.
** Kornelis Blok and Evert Nieuwlaar, Introduction to Energy Analysis (2nd ed., 2017), Chap. 1: Energy and society
* The way ahead is clear. We must repudiate the false promise of the Bush-Cheney energy plan and select the path of autonomy, self-restraint, and innovation. If we strengthen our resolve, accept a degree of self-discipline, and embrace the new technologies, we will escape the trap of dependency and establish a secure, sustainable, and responsible energy system; if we fail to do these things, we will condemn ourselves to rising bloodshed abroad and hardship at home. The choice is ours. The time of decision is now. It is not too late to abandon our allegiance to oil at any cost and embark on a new energy path. but it might soon be.
** Michael Klare, Blood and Oil
# Engelbert Siebler

Engelbert Siebler (29 May 1937 – 11 October 2018) was a German prelate of the Catholic Church who served as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising.

## Quotes

* The way he talked was fit to print. He loves to debate with you, not only about theology.
** A Future Pope Is Recalled: A Lover of Cats and Mozart, Dazzled by Church as a Boy (22 April 2005) New York Times
# Enes Kanter Freedom

Enes Kanter Freedom (born May 20, 1992) is a Turkish professional basketball player for the New York Knicks of the NBA.

## Quotes

* Maybe in June or July, I looked in the mirror. I’m like, ‘Man, I see a fat man. Look at that man, I feel fat.’ Not just feel fat, just look fat, too. I needed like a bra or something. I kept eating all this Turkish food. I was like, I need to stop doing it. I need to just — the season is coming. It’s a really important season for us. I need to be in shape.
** Interview with The Oklahoman’s Erik Horne (September 17, 2017); as quoted in "NBA players explain why they are going vegan and vegetarian", MSN.com (October 25, 2017).
# Energy in Europe

Energy in Europe includes energy and electricity production, consumption and import in Europe.

## Quotes

* The fact is that in Europe, faced with the choice between human rights and gas, many politicians pick gas.
** Boris Nemtsov, as quoted in "The adoption of the EU Magnitsky Law would be a blow to the criminal regime" (April 2013), by Elena Servettaz

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Energy in Europe on Wikipedia
# Hazel

Hazel (1961-1966) is is an American situation comedy that originally aired in its first four seasons on the NBC Network (1961-65) and in in its fifth and final season on CBS (1965-1966). The program is loosely based on the single-panel comic strip of the same name by cartoonist Ted Key, which appeared in The Saturday Evening Post.

## Season 1
### Hazel Quits [1.29] (script by Keith Fowler and Phil Leslie)

    [Attorney George Baxter's (Mr. B's) client Mr. Wheeler threatened to remove George from a major project if George didn't get rid of the Baxter's family maid Hazel who had publicly opposed the project. So Hazel and George's wife Dorothy pretended Hazel quit and went to work for their neighbors the Johnsons.]
    Hazel: Oh sure, and then I'll fix your dinner over at the Johnsons.
    Dorothy: Now wait a minute. Now why do we have to go to all the trouble of keeping it a secret from George. Why don't we just tell him?
    Hazel: Oh no. He's got to believe I'm really working for the Johnsons otherwise he won't tell Mr. Wheeler that I quit, unless he believes it. You know, Mr. B's a lawyer he's very ethical.
    Dorothy: Oh yes, that's true.
    Hazel: But we're women (chuckles); we don't have to worry about stuff like that, do we?
    [Hazel takes another piece of the pie she made.]
    Hazel: It's a shame to have terrific homemade pie go to waste.
    George: You always have been modest, Hazel.
    Hazel: Oh, what's so good about being modest? If your horn has a good tone, blow it.
# Hazel Blears

Hazel Anne Blears MP (born 14 May 1956) is a former British Labour Party politician, who served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Salford and Eccles, previously Salford, from 1997 to 2015.
One of 101 female Labour MPs elected at the 1997 general election, Blears served in the Cabinet as Minister without Portfolio and Chair of the Labour Party between 2006 and 2007, and Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government from 2007 to 2009, before resigning as a result of the expenses scandal.

## Quotes

* Despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of people have died — and that is a tragedy — I still believe that it was the right thing to do.
** Regarding the decision to invade Iraq. "Monbiot meets... Hazel Blears," The Guardian (2009-05-05)
# Hazel Carby

Hazel Vivian Carby (born 15 January 1948) is Professor Emerita of African American Studies and of American Studies. She served as Charles C & Dorathea S Dilley Professor of African American Studies & American Studies at Yale University.

## Quotes

* As social institutions, universities act to maintain the hierarchical nature of the status quo by excluding most of the population from its classrooms while ensuring that a small number are trained and certified to supervise others. In Gramscian terms, in the post-Civil Rights era black academics have functioned and continue to function as intellectuals in particular and politically contradictory ways in the "ensemble of the system of relations in which these activities have their place within the general complex of social relations." Are we meant to function as the black gatekeepers, ensuring the production, perpetuation, and maintenance of a small, black, middle-class elite, in the hope that this elite will act as a force to control the rebellious tendencies of the black oppressed?
** "The New Auction Block: Blackness and the Marketplace," in A Companion to African-American Studies (2008), p. 133
# Haṭhayoga Pradīpikā

Haṭhayoga Pradīpikā (C.E.15th century), 15th-century Sanskrit text on haṭha yoga.

## Incipit

We salute Ādinā:tha who introduced us to Haṭha Yoga, which like a staircase leads the adept towards the peaks of Raja Yoga.

### Quotes:

* [She] who manages to retain the sperm that the partner has deposited in her and to make it go back into her body, mixed with her own rajas , this is a yoginî perfect. (III.102)
* One should stimulate that sleeping serpent by grasping its tail. Then that shakti , awakening from her torpor, will be forced to rise upwards. It should be done with the paridhana technique and, by inhaling through the solar channel, one will have its awakening every day for ninety minutes, morning and evening.
    One should arouse that sleeping serpent by seizing its tail. Then that shakti, awakening from her slumber, forcefully rises upward. One should seize the reclining serpent by means of paridhana and, while inhaling through the solar channel, every day cause her to stir for about ninety minutes, both morning and evening. (III.111-112)

## Related Entrie(s):

* Yoga

## Other projects:

* ↑ Own translation from the English version of Pancham Sinh, [http:/ /www.sacred-texts.com/hin/hyp/index.htm HAṬHA YOGA PRADIPIKA], 1914, sacred-texts.com.
* ↑ Cited in Jean Varenne, Il tantrismo, translation by Milvia Faccia, Edizioni mediterranee, C.E.2008.
* ↑ Quoted in [ [Georg Feuerstein]], Tantra. The Path of Ecstasy, Shambhala publications, C.E.1998, p. 177.
# Gabriel Jules Joseph Piroird

Gabriel Jules Joseph Piroird (5 October 1932 – 3 April 2019) was a French prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Constantine.

## Quotes

* Invisibly our Eucharistic celebrations gather a still absent people, one of those who are searching for God in the righteousness of their hearts. For a particular Church, the way of living the Eucharist cannot be separated from its concrete history with the people she was given to by the Lord.
** - H.E. Most. Rev. Gabriel PIROIRD, Bishop of Constantine (ALGERIA) (8 October 2005) Press Office of the Holy See
# Gabriel Malzaire

Gabriel Malzaire (4 October 1957–) is a Saint Lucian prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as the bishop for the Diocese of Roseau.

## Quotes

* Many of the faithful believe Holy Communion leads to personal sanctification and transformation of attitudes and engenders responsiveness to the needs of others... for many others there is a disparity between what they believe and how they live.
** Bishops urge concrete action to increase respect, understanding of Eucharist: seminary formation, penance, reverent posture (9 October 2005)
# Gabriel Mendy

Gabriel Mendy (9 April 1967–) is a Gambian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Banjul.

## Quotes

* We should be convinced that our hope in God will not deceive or disappoint us even if our condition in life is not what we expect. God will still support us and grant us our spiritual and material needs when we least expect. We have no reason, therefore, to be anxious and doubtful of what will happen to us
** New Year's Message 2022 (4 January 2022)
# Gabriel Roth

Gabriel Roth is an American novelist and journalist. His first novel, The Unknowns, was published by Little, Brown in 2013.

## Quotes

* A restaurant is an unusual business, charged as it is with stewardship of one of the fundamental processes of our animal biology. Until breathing and excretion can be commodified, the restaurant manager inhabits a rarified sphere whose only other residents are obstetricians, undertakers, and whores.
** San Francisco Bay Guardian, July 13, 2005, Flash Fries, http://www.sfbg.com/39/41/x_edible_complex.html
# Gabriel Justice Yaw Anokye

Gabriel Justice Yaw Anokye (27 May 1960 –) is a Ghanaian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Kumasi.

## Quotes

* We must not be afraid to name and shame the devil or to correct the ills of society if we want to be a truly reconciled African continent.
** "Year of Reconciliation" (16 March 2015) Fides News Agency
# Gabriel Knight

Gabriel Knight is a computer game series about Gabriel Knight, an American writer and his assistant Grace trying to figure out mysteries while watching out for their own fate. The Gabriel Knight games were written and designed by Jane Jensen.

## Gabriel Knight 1

    Officer Frick: Do I look like the kind of low life that would betray his sacred oath to this department?
    Gabriel: How would that kind of low life look like?
    Officer Frick: Like Hamburger meat if I got a hold of him.

## Gabriel Knight 2

    Herr Hennemann: I can tell you what he's doing right now up there in his room! He'd shut himself in the bathroom... but he isn't taking a bath.
    Herr Von Agnair: Look at me, I like to eat and I like to drink. I own a butchery and a brewery, which means I like people who like to eat and drink. And if I could make it the national religion, I would.

## Gabriel Knight 3

    Gabriel Knight: Two lonely guys - in hats.
    Gabriel Knight: Who would wear a white suit in a boat? Who would wear a white suit, period?
    Gabriel Knight: Yeah, revolutions can really fuck up your long term conspiracies.
    Gabriel Knight: Roxanne obviously has some... hidden treasures. But it's not 'buried' in the laundry bin.
    Gabriel Knight: "Hi. I'm Mosely. D'you wanna... uh... come back to my room. Duh."
    Excelsior Montreaux: Don't you think it is ironic that a grape, or even a dog or a cat should be so carefully bred, but that most humans depend on such a silly thing as love?
    Gabriel: Then again, there is something to be said for spontaneity...
    Excelsior Montreaux: Is there?
    Gabriel: Aren't you French in this region?
    Madam Girard: Well, France thinks so.
    Lady Lilly Howard: And now you are thinking: How modest! How petite! And of course... I am.
    Lady Lilly Howard: Am I a stone? Do I feel nothing..? Or a director, perhaps? No! An artist!
    Mallory and McDougle: We're Scotts, God help you.
    Franklin Mosely: Why don't you go and write some dialogue, smart ass. Get it out of your system.
    John Wilkes: See that black area? What do you think? Caves right? But it's all connected. A huge Mother!
    Grace Nakimura: Oh! So the radar bounces off the earth and the echo is recorded!
    John Wilkes: What?
    Grace Nakimura: I mean, I guess...
    John Wilkes: Roit. Roit...
    Vittorio Buchelli: Oh, we're just holding the international conference of spies.
    Madeline Buthane: However, we already have one American present.
    Grace Nakimura: Not the one you want though, huh? Well, you can't have it all.
    Madeline Buthane: Bitch...!
# Gabriel Rockhill

Gabriel Rockhill (born 1972) is a French-American philosopher, writer, cultural critic and activist. He is Professor of Philosophy at Villanova University, Founder and Director of the Critical Theory Workshop/Atelier de Théorie Critique], and former Directeur de programme at the Collège International de Philosophie.

## Quotes
### "The CIA reads French Theory: On the Intellectual Labor of Dismantling the Cultural Left" (2017)

       Los Angeles Review of Books February 28, 2017
* According to a stagist conception of progressive history (which is usually blind to its implicit teleology), the work of figures like Foucault, Derrida and other cutting-edge French theorists is often intuitively affiliated with a form of profound and sophisticated critique that presumably far surpasses anything found in the socialist, Marxist or anarchist traditions. It is certainly true and merits emphasis that the Anglophone reception of French theory, as John McCumber has aptly pointed out, had important political implications as a pole of resistance to the false political neutrality, the safe technicalities of logic and language, or the direct ideological conformism operative in the McCarthy-supported traditions of Anglo-American philosophy. However, the theoretical practices of figures who turned their back on what Cornelius Castoriadis called the tradition of radical critique—meaning anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist resistance—surely contributed to the ideological drift away from transformative politics. According to the spy agency itself, post-Marxist French theory directly contributed to the CIA’s cultural program of coaxing the left toward the right, while discrediting anti-imperialism and anti-capitalism, thereby creating an intellectual environment in which their imperial projects could be pursued unhindered by serious critical scrutiny from the intelligentsia.
* The precarization of academic labor contributes to the demolition of radical leftism.