A ki nyárban nem gyüjt, télben keveset füt. - Ki ifjonta jól gyüjt, vénségére jól füt.
A kick from a mare never hurt a horse.
A killing tongue and a quiet sword. Shakespeare
A kimmt vum Stuhl uf a Schemel. Es geht mit seiner Wirtschaft rückwärts.
A kind heart is better than a crafty head.
A kind in shtub, ful in alleh vinkelech. (Yiddish)
A kind look turneth awa anger. Scotland
A kind speech and forgiveness is better than alms followed by injury.
A kind welcome is better than a good dinner.
A kind word can attract even the snake from his nest.
A kind word is better than charity. Yiddish] A guter vort iz karanter vi a nedoveh.
A kind word is like a Spring day.
A kind word is like charity.
A kind word never broke anyone?s mouth.
A kind word opens even the iron doors. (You can succeed in anything by being polite.).
A kind word warms a man through three winters.
A kind word warms for three winters.
A kind's treren reissen himlen. (Yiddish)
A kindersher saichel iz oichet a saichel. (Yiddish)
A kindly aver will never make a good horse.
A kindly word cools anger. Scotland
A kindness bestowed on the good is never thrown away.
A king for a moment, and a beggar soon after.
A king Harry's face.
A king is like a lake, you can?t dispense him, otherwise, you risk drowning.
A king is never powerful that hath not power on the sea.
A king may be a tool, a thing of straw; but if he serves to frighten our enemies, and secure our property, it is well enough; a scarecrow is a thing of straw, but it protects the corn. Pope
A king of Whitsuntide.
A king or a prince becomes by accident a part of history. A poet or an artist becomes by nature and necessity a part of universal humanity. Mrs. Jameson
A king or a slave.
A king promises, but observes only what he pleases.
A king rules as he ought, a tyrant as he lists; a king to the profit of all, a tyrant only to please a few. Aristotle
A king who doesn?t tolerate comments about his mouth shouldn?t eat in public.
A king's castle is his home.
A king's chaff is worth more than other men's corn.
A king's child is a slave elsewhere.
A king's face should give (o. show) grace.
A king's favour is no inheritance.
A king's son is no nobler than his company.
A king's son is not nobler than his food.
A king's word is more than another man's oath.
A king, a master, a parent, a judge, may fail to frighten us; but sickness coming brings with it successful reproof.
A kingdom is lost for want of a shoe.
A kingdom?s strength is in mutual honor.
A king?s castle is his home.
A king?s chaff is worth more than other men?s corn.