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Chaza hachirambwi, munhu haangaregeri mhene inokamhina.

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Chaza hachirambwi, munhu haangaregeri mhene inokamhina.

Word Definitions

chaza: old form of saying chauya.

mhene: steenbok

kamhina: limp

Translation

What has come to one cannot be rejected; a person cannot let a limping steenbok get away.

Application

Everyone is worth something.
One should not discriminate against something or someone because they regard them as being of lesser worth.

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