Os wyt droednoeth, na cherdd ar ddrain – he that goes barefooted must not plant thorns.

Os wyt droednoeth, na cherdd ar ddrain.
Dihareb Cymraeg. Ystyr Saesneg; English meaning:
He that goes barefooted must not plant thorns.

Addaswyd o ddetholiad Diarhebion Cymraeg gan J. J. Evans 1965.

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Trech gwan arglwydd na chadarn was – a weak lord is stronger than a mighty servant.
Ni ddygymydd medd â chybydd – mead and miser do not agree.
Gwell cyngor hen na’i faeddu – better to keep an old man’ s counsel than disregard it.
Cyfuwch cwd main â ffetan lydan – jack is as good as his master.
A rannodd, nef a gafas – who has distributed has had heaven.

TIm Pearce ar Y cyw a fager yn uffern, yn uffern y myn fod – the bird reared in hell will nowhere else dwell.

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