Tsumo,” rooted in the Shona language of Zimbabwe, represents pearls of wisdom and proverbs that convey succinct yet profound messages, offering valuable life lessons.
These expressions serve as powerful tools for the dissemination of wisdom, moral teachings, cautionary tales, and sources of inspiration.
Delving into these sayings requires thoughtful contemplation to fully comprehend their profound meanings.
Embedded with cultural and traditional significance, “tsumo” plays a pivotal role in preserving the rich heritage of Shona culture, serving as a conduit for the transmission of knowledge from one generation to the next
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Dzinotanga naR:
- Rova imbwa yokuvhima mhepo, unozobata mhepo chete
- Rwizi rukuru haruwedzere mwana
- Rudo rwehama runoita sekumbozherwa kwemvura
- Rurimi ndurumuzhinji
- Rudo rukuru rwakaita sekumbozherwa kwemvura, runozara misha yese.
- Rufu runouya rwunoda
- Ruvimbo ndiro simba
- Ruregerero rwakanaka rwunochengetedza musha
- Ruzivo ndiro simba
- Ruregerero rwakanaka rwunoita semvura inonaya pandi
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Dzinotanga naS:
- Shumba huru haibve mumombe muduku.
- Shoko haridzoreke
- Sekuru haasiri mwana kuti apedziswe nekutuka
- Simba haina simba kwayo
- Sara woga pane kufa nehanya
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Dzinotanga naT:
- Tariro ndiro simba
- Tsitsi dzinopera panobva pfambi
- Tangai munhu paanoenda kwete paanobva
- Tsika dzakanaka dzinoramba dzembudzi
- Terebvu inotyirwa kure, asi ichisvika haina chainoita
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Dzinotanga naU:
- Upenyu hwakareba hahusi hupenyu hwakanaka.
- Usazvidya mwoyo nezvisinga kukuitire.
- Usataura wakachenga
- Usavimbe zvese zvauri kuudzwa
- Ukaropafadzwa namai vako, uchagamuka uchifara