832 Hungarian Proverbs / Page 74
- 731. The wind fells the oak, but cannot cope with the reed.
 - 732. The wolf, dog does not eat the winter.
- 733. The woman of a man without sorrows is almost a widow.
- 734. The works praises its master.
- 735. The world stands to those who have eyes.
- 736. The worse it is, in one respect, the better, in another respect.
- 737. There are more days than sausages.
- 738. There are still errors.
- 739. There is a dialogue between deaf people.
- 740. There is a feast once even in Hell.
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