367     It rains when we reap or mow down, but not in time when we ask it now.

TIMELINESS (neg.)

368     A winter is good only during the winter.

369     Nobody shakes out a table-cloth at night.

370     Plough one time at autumn or you will plough anew, plough again and plough over at spring.       

371     One timely stitch prevents ten tardy ones.

372     A man who cuts a rose-branch at inopportune time finds only thorns on it.

TIMELINESS (exist)

373     A fool says “It is time” in any time.

TIMELINESS (lack)

374     Your mind can condemns even the sun, as it warms very much in summer and it gives out very little warmth in winter.

TIMELINESS for a believer (pos.)

375     The God will not has a shortage of time even if hundred years would be ended for nothing.

TIMELINESS for a believer (neg.)

376     An egg is dear at Easter.

TIMELINESS for enrichment (neg.)

377     One watering in the dry time is better than hundred ones in other times.

378     Provision in season makes a rich house.

TIMELINESS for a friend (lack)

379     The notion of friendship exist the clock round.

TIMELINESS for a great man (neg.)

380     In most cases a deed becomes great rather because of its timeliness than other virtues.

381     Even a clever man is not clever if he show his mind untimely.

TIMELINESS for an interlocutor (pos.)

382     You must be imprisoned. Everyone watches closely own term there.

TIMELINESS for a subordinate (neg.)

383     If a cock doesn’t crow timely then his head will be chopped off.

TIMELINESS for truth (pos.)

384     Only lie comes at convenient moment.

TIMELINESS for a woman (pos.)

385     It is easy to come back at home in time and look as honest woman if you would jump in male’s bed straight away.

TIREDNESS (pos.)

386     A right way gives less tiredness than an erroneous one.

TITLE (pos.)

387     Making seven lords from seven commoners is easier operation than making a poet (painter, sculptor, composer) from seven lords.

civil TITLE (RANK) for a believer (pos.)

388     One may says “apostle Paul” or “Paul”, but it is ridiculous to say “Mister Paul”.

TITLE of a rich man (pos.) (see also appearance, cosmetics, merit)

389     They named “father” in order to get money.

390     Well. It is very important to have knowledge that somebody received his title just thanks to money, but not thanks to another kindness.

TITTLE-tattle (neg.)

391     A tittle-tattling which is far from one another is better than kicking near by.

TOLERATE (pos.)

392     He who preaches tolerance has no right to condemn intolerant men. 

393     A thief tolerates another one.

394     If a tolerance took power, then they wouldn’t correct mistakes and expiate sins.

TOLERATE (neg.)

395     Any kindness includes tolerance.

a believer TOLERATES (exist)

396     It is better separate two words “religious intolerance” in practice.

an interlocutor TOLERATES (pos.)

397     Well, only tolerant man could tolerate such ugly mug, as your one.

TOMORROW (pos.)

398     Tomorrow never comes. I never see tomorrow.

What TOOK this thing for?  

399     I had a cramp. (There is a convulsion.)

TOTALITARIAN system (neg.) (see also democracy)

400     I don’t believe you. You have total imputation of totalitarian system.

TOUCH (pos.)

401     What to touch a goose for in order to test that milk is white likes a goose?

TOWN (pos.)

402     Towns are not so good because of too much doctors and lawyers are required for them.

403     An earth is like a beautiful woman, but her facial pimples are like towns.

a harmful TOY of a child (neg.)

404     A harmful toys appear near the child when grown men have harmful toys (such as TV, clubs, wine) for themselves.

TRACK (lack)

405     Even a sly snake leaves a track.

TRACTABILITY (neg.)

406     If an author objects to removal of some words then a censor removes the whole song.

TRADE (pos.)

407     Everywhere a slave doesn’t feel freedom, but the trade.

408     They esteem professions in according with the quality of men who want to be occupied with them. So, you consider merchants as most noble, honest and moral persons.

TRADE (neg.)

409     Even a slave feels own freedom when he is occupied with the trade.

410     Trade produces a wholesome effect. Even a coward may be like a brave man in the middle of bazaar.

411     The honest trade is like the science. It enriches people without its own impoverishment.

412     Selection of rules of conduct always resembles a trade. So, all life is the trade.

413     Trade is useful. It may make friends from enemies.

TRADE for a male (woman) (pos.)

414     A love doesn’t troubles about profit. The good trader doesn’t understand love in general.

profitable TRADE (exist) (see also account, profit, selling, speculation)

415     Well. There is a profit from this trade. One may buy nuts and sell them and whole its sound takes for nothing.       

TRADER (pos.)

416     Well, there is a great common weal from traders. Road’s robbery came into being from being of traders.

417     Well, a trade is better occupation for a trader than ordinary thieving.

TRADITION (pos.)

418     Foolishness has most ancient traditions.

419     A seeker of easy road of life always chooses the road of traditions.

TRADITION (neg.)

420     The life that has no traditions has no fullness.

421     He who keeps information with care keeps traditions.

TRANSLATED text (pos.)

422     A translated text is as the back side of embroidered pattern. It is piping of violin’s composition.

TRANSLATOR of verses (pos.)

423     Poetry is something that may not be translated from one language into another. The glory of translator of verses is the glory of a liar.

TRANSPOSITION (pos.)

424     Transposition of items doesn’t changes the sum.

TRAVEL (pos.)

425     Better rue sit than rue flit.

TRAVEL (neg.)

426     He who sits at one and the same place will be forced to eat oneself.

TRAVEL with own car (pos.) (see also car)

427     It is wonderful to drive thousand miles for the sake of to be photographed against a background of own car.

TRAVEL with a child (pos.)

428     He who wishes to travel with a child wishes to hear laughter when a burden would fall.

TREACHERY (neg.)

429     What to give the name “treachery” for keeping of one’s own interests for?

430     I am not the supporter of the method of “excommunication from the Church”, which is in use to heretics.

TREACHERY of a high-born person (lack)

431     British monarchic family refused to receive their relatives, such as the overthrown Russian tsar with his family. As a result, all family of Russian tsar was doomed to the death penalty.

TREASON (neg.)

432     There are not all that is wanted in one person. Where’s the harm if yesterday a man wanted a sweet thing, today he wants a salt one, tomorrow he will wants a square thing and after that he will wants a green one?

433     Indignation against the treason is rather untruthful. There is no a male who never concealed somebody’s male treason. And there is no a woman who never concealed somebody’s female treason.

my TREASON (pos.)

434     My great love to you prevents me to make this offence together with you.

TREASURE of a poor man (lack) (see also gain, spiritual treasure)

435     Even a poor man has a treasure, if he has his health.

TREATMENT (pos.)

436     Treatment releases the man from the some moral duties. Many persons like to have treatment.

doctor’s TREATMENT for himself (pos.)

437     N couldn’t to treat himself because he asks the high doctor’s fee.

TREATMENT with money (pos.) (see also economize, free of charge, medicine)

438     Can a doctor give a wise advice while pressing his stethoscope to the patient’s pocket?

TREATMENT with money (neg.)

439     I know. Recovery is bad. It is necessary to pay it.

new TREATMENT (pos.)

440     Inventors of numerous methods of treatments increase the sole effect that is the fear of death.

standard TREATMENT for anybody (pos.)

441     They don’t offer the same weight to any weight-lifter in order to improve somebody’s health.

TREATMENT by the time (pos.)

442     A toad wouldn’t become sleek even after the long rain.

443     There are just both. Time treats a man during it killing him.

TREATMENT by the time (neg.)

444     Time makes sweet grapes even from the sour one.

vain TREATMENT (pos.)

445     What to treat the barrenness of the woman if she was fated to be died through forty days for?

genealogical TREE (pos.)

446     It is a poor kin that has neither whore nor thief in it. So, where are whores and thieves on your genealogical tree?

TRIAL (pos.)

447     Men who can see own deeds in proper perspective and condemn them never reduce their relation to the trial.

448     What is the benefit to choose the most expensive way of resolve differences for?

449     Who knows beforehand the degree of waste, which will accompany his judicial gain?

TRIAL (neg.)

450     He, who has thirst for to see the righteous trial, let go to the heaven.

different TRIBES (pos.)

451     The criminality is in the countries where there are different tribes. Practically, it is equal to zero in the isolated counties such as Iceland or New Zealand.

TROUBLE (neg.) (see also complain, difficulty, fear, free of charge) БЕДА

452     The higher water, the higher a ship.

453     Don’t fear the winter. There is the spring after it. Fear the autumn. There is the winter after it.

454     Water doesn’t stream through the hole of injured ship when it is at the bottom.

455     A wise man considers a lone trouble as a boon.

456     Trouble brings experience and experience brings wisdom.

TROUBLE of a rich man (neg.)

457     The rich have troubles, too. There is not large place enough for their car near the shop.

somebody’s TROUBLE for an interlocutor (lack)

458     Well, there is no an accident out of your presence.

TROUSERS for a woman (pos.)

459     Well, trousers secrets crooked legs.

TRUMPET (neg.)

460     The man who fears to frighten donkeys doesn’t want to trumpet.

TRUST (pos.)

461     Trust makes way for treachery.

462     Boasters have the greatest predisposition to give on trust or to take on trust any thing.

463     The presence of believers doesn’t prove the presence of the God.

464     Every swindler calls upon to the trust.

TRUST (neg.)

465     Idleness increases because of unbelief.

466     There are much more situation when a man suffers damage because of his distrust.

467     The less capacity for trust leads to the less capacity for love.

TRUST blue eyes (neg.)

468     Eyes are blue, eyes are true.

TRUST an enemy (pos.)

469     The bad spring, the bad stream. Don’t drink!

TRUST the God (pos.)

470     What good will religion does? In any case it is necessary to tie camel to a pole first of all and only after it to entrust the camel with God.

TRUST of the great man (pos.) (see also follow, knowledge, sincerity, truth)

471     Do not be under a delusion. The king prefers to trust his crown to a nail more often than to his minister.

TRUST to a great man (pos.) (see also lie, open-hearted)

472     He who has less knowledge uses a word “trust” more often.

TRUST to a great man (neg.)

473     I understand you. Distrustfulness is the wisdom for a fool.

TRUST a law (pos.)

474     It is more safely to look at moving transport than at a light signal.

TRUST a love (pos.)

475     Love deceives even experienced deceivers.

TRUST a male (woman) (neg.)

476     Ask me, who trusts you?

TRUST to an ordinary man (pos.) (see also curvature, lie, open-hearted)

477     A rider, which was threw down, had so much trust to his horse.

478     They enslave some one by a faith, too. And I don’t seek to exploit anyone.

TRUST to an ordinary man (neg.)

479     He who trusts cooks eats at the restaurant.

TRUST a rich man (pos.) (see also contract, honesty, invite, knowledge, lie, listen, open-hearted)

480     I understand you. Everyone who wishes to bring up a subordinate for oneself must bring up his faith in himself first of all.

481     A rich has less strange man’s trust in his offer to have share in his business than a poor one, who gave the same offer.

482     A trusted man wants to receive the good things of life. But I am not so greedy.

483     I imagine your great attention to the seller’s talk about a buying with an installment plan.

TRUST a rich man (neg.)

484          -A rich man has greater credit. He has lowest percentage for receipt of loan.

          -This percentage was founded only on opinion of the same rich men. Poor man will not loan even one penny to a rich man. And he will give a last dollar to the poor one.

TRUTH (pos.)

485     What to say the earth is round? Somebody would force you to level off the earth.

486     What to throw facts as if they are stones for? It is better to build beauty houses for happiness by them.

487     A truth is not so beautiful because numerous ways of thinking which use it give rather harm.

488     A truth is the light-minded strumpet. It hasn’t long life together somebody.

489     Only the truth is truly abusive and insulting.

490     A truth is the source of depression. The truth about forthcoming death, the old age of the sol, the black holes, the increase of entropy doesn’t inspire somebody. A main producer of inspiration is the lie.

491     Well, the truth is the son. It is bad to look at the son so long.

492     There is sun's (daughter's) love to foolish mother. Also there is sun's (daughter's) love to a mother which is the prostitute. So, any speech about the love to truth or influence of truth or its necessity is not serious.

TRUTH (neg.)

493     Sometimes, everyone must say truth just for keeping variety.

494     He who doesn't love the truth loves an inadequate behaviour.

TRUTH (exist)

495     Sorry, everyone looks for only confirmation for things which may be easier understanding by him and which may gives more benefit for him.

496     Only meanness is veritable thing because a man can’t distort it.

497    In any case, all truth was not to be told.

498     Nobody bought the truth to full ownership.

TRUTH (lack)

499     Very often an opposition of a truth is not the lie. It is another truth.

500     A thug who is likes the thug is the petty one. A truth which is likes the truth has the same petty importance.

TRUTH for a believer (pos.)

501     They didn’t crucify Christ till he began told the whole truth.

bitter TRUTH (pos.)

502     I see. He who has honest pity will say a bitter truth. But imagine the hard of the man who doesn’t wish to feel sorry from someone! And what the hard I feel with you!

conventional TRUTH (pos.)

503     It is impossible to have a long correct thinking on the base of conventional truth.

TRUTH for a fool (pos.)

504     A fool, who know a truth, is the same dangerous subject as the drunkard, who brandishes thorny branch.

TRUTH of genius (neg.) (see also argue, error, exactness, knowledge, lie, trust)

505     There are many truths. There is the truth of genius. There is the truth of ordinary man. Everyone has right to incline to any truth.

TRUTH about the interlocutor (lack)

506     A penetrating man can know again oneself even in the curved looking-glass.

old TRUTH (neg.)

507     Fools always observe an unequal battle between old truth and great number of new errors with enthusiasm.

TRUTH of an ordinary man (exist)

508     Usually, a “truth” is the tackle of fools. They would never refuse that they know it.

single TRUTH (pos.)

509     He who speaks about sole truth has the same difficulties as the man who tries to explain a movement of planets on the base of immobility of the earth.

510     You fancy the truth as if it is flat. However it looks differently from the different points of view.

511     A belief in a single right answer is one of the obstacles for a man who searches after it.

512     Don’t give your glass for everybody. Let everybody drinks clean truth from another place.

513     There is one the best bride in the country, and every betrothed thinks he has her.

single TRUTH (lack)

514     Competent people write every word by one and the same manner.

515     Every sleeping man sees the world in one’s own way.

TRUTH about the villain (neg.)

516     Everybody has a duty to say whole truth and brings fame to this good man.

TURN (pos.)

517     What to run round for? In this case the lame man will be ahead.

518     A worm turns easily.

TURN about (neg.)

519     Turn about is fair play.

TURN OUT an ordinary man from elite (neg.)

520     The crown will be disgraced if an ordinary stone fixed in it.

TURN OUT a rich man (pos.)

521     What for to turn out filled gnats, if their places will be just occupied by the hungry ones again.

TURN OUT a visitor (pos.)

522     Don’t turn out a wasp or it will attack with anger.

TURN OUT a visitor (neg.)

523     He who can say “Hi!” must can say “Good-bye!”

TURN OUT a visitor by a good will (pos.)

524     It is impossible to turn out shameless visitor by beer.

TURN ROUND (pos.)

525     A killed bird falls head over heels.

526     A dog doesn’t lays till it turned three times.

527     N is not a gimlet to turn round and round.

528     A snake coils even round an empty place.

TURN ROUND (neg.)

529     A thing, which turning together with a wheel, never finds oneself under it.

530     A bullet has more distant and precise flight thanks to the screw thread.

TV set (pos.)

531     A man makes self-dependent decisions more often when TV is absent. Some people have aversion for the life without TV.

532     An amateur of key holes cannot reject TV set.

533     Well, TV set is the good thing. It allows look at that rubbish, that nobody would goes out of the house for the sake of to look at it.

534     Well, TV set occupies much room in the human life. Many people have four great events - the birth, childhood, TV set and the death.