Сапожник без сапог

Submitted by BlackCat on Sat, 19/09/2015 - 14:37

Idiom: Сапожник без сапог
Language: Russian
Idiomatic translations / equivalents: Arabic, English, French, German, Hindi, Persian, Polish, Sardinian (northern dialects), Spanish, Turkish, Venetan
Explained meaning: Russian
Lyrics containing the idiom: 1 lyrics
Idiom submitted by: BlackCat

Idiomatic translations of "Сапожник без сапог"

Arabic

باب النجار مخلع

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Arabic

English

The shoemaker's son always goes barefoot.

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Chinese, English #1, #2

French

C'est le cordonnier qui est le plus mal chaussé

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Chinese, French

French

Le cordonnier est toujours le plus mal chaussé

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French

German

Der Schuster hat die schlechtesten Schuhe

Hindi

हलवाई अपनी मिठाई कभी नहीं खाता

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Hindi

दीये तले अन्धेरा

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Hindi

दूसरों को नसीहत खुद मियॉँ फ़ज़ीहत

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Hindi

Persian

كوزه گر از كوزه شكسته آب مي خورد

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Persian

Polish

Szewc bez butów chodzi.

Sardinian (northern dialects)

In domu de ferreri, schironi de linna

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English, German, Spanish

Spanish

En casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo

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Spanish

En la casa del herrero, el cuchillo es de palo

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Spanish #1, #2

Turkish

terzi kendi söküğünü dikemez

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English, Turkish

Venetan

In casa del scarpèr 'i ga le scarpe rote

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Italian

Meanings of "Сапожник без сапог"

Russian

Говорится, когда человек занимается делом, которое хорошо умеет, для других, но не может сделать его для себя

Explained by Sophia_

Sophia_ on Sun, 17/04/2016 - 22:10

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Russian

a shoemaker is always ill shod

Explained by Guest on Fri, 28/08/2020 - 17:13

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