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Chegudza chiri kumuruki.

Word Definitions

gudza: Blanket woven from bark-fibre.

Translation

It is up to the weaver to determine what happens to the blanket (they have woven).

Application

It is up to one to choose what they want, or do as they please with their possessions or situation, without interference from others.

Similar Proverbs

1. Zviri kumvana kubara mwana asina baba.

1. Zviri kumwene wejira, kufuka kana kuwarira.

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