Proverbs of Envy: 50 Sayings with Meaning ✍

Below you will find proverbs about envy and evil. They are designed for children of all ages. Also find the jealous meaner wolf of the hungry proverb. With it, you can explain to children what trouble is and talk about anger. Each proverb and reservation about envy has its own meaning.

1. Take envy on other people's belongings.
2. In dashing and envy there is neither good nor joy.
3. In other people's hands, the chunk is large, but as we get it, it seems small.
4. In the wrong hands a fingernail with a elbow.
5. There is always more fish in a strange boat.
6. In a strange hand, it seems more and more.
7. Where we are not, there are two alms served.
8. Where there is misfortune, there is no envy.
9. Where happiness breeds, there envy will be born.
10. You can’t feed the eye.
11. Give your soul freedom, and want more.
12. He got like a wolf to a shepherd.
13. Good cries with joy, and angry with envy.
14. The soul does not accept, and the eyes are asking more and more.
15. Rye iron eats, and envious of envy dries.
16. If you pursue a stranger, you lose yours.
17. Envy takes what they don’t give us.
18. Envious and sleep numb.
19. Envious and your bread is not sweet.
20. Envious eyes do not know shame.
21. An envious dream does not take.
22. The envious eye sees wide.
23. Envious angrier wolf hungry.
24. Envious of the happiness of others dries.
25. An envious man torments himself.
26. Envious of his two eyes will not regret.
27. An envious person dries due to the happiness of others.
28. An envious person is full, and his eyes are hungry.
29. Envious people die, but envy never.
30. Envious and chicken neighbor seems to be a goose.
31. Envy and slander live together.
32. Envy was born before us.
33. Angry cries with envy, and good with joy.
34. A neighbor's chicken always looks like a goose.
35. Better to live in pity than in envy.
36. On someone else’s good eyes flare up.
37. Look at someone else’s stomach and dry.
38. There is nothing to poke eyes on someone else's heap.
39. I envied the bald bald man.
40. The cat envied the dog's life.
41. No matter how much the dog lacks, and not be full.
42. The neighbor does not let him sleep: he lives well.
43. A well-fed wolf is more humble than an envious person.
44. Envy has big eyes.
45. Jealousy has envy eyes.
46. Who does not have a voice, he is eager to sing.
47. He wanted to sit on two chairs, and he found himself on the floor.
48. What you envy, take care yourself.
49. Foreign bread does not let you sleep.
50. Do not envy someone else's happiness.

After reading all the proverbs about envy, you can explain to your child what envious people are and save them with a talisman. Also explain to the class the meaning of the proverbial envious meaner than a hungry wolf.