意味
Nothing is more valuable than being healthy.
文化的背景
Health is often the first topic of conversation after greetings. It is considered polite to ask about the health of the person and their family members in detail. Uzbeks have a deep respect for the legacy of Ibn Sino (Avicenna). This proverb is often used to support the use of natural remedies and a balanced lifestyle. Grandparents (Buvijon/Bobojon) are the primary carriers of this proverb. They use it to teach grandchildren that material toys are less important than being strong and healthy. When a guest is leaving, a common blessing is 'Sog' bo'ling' (Be healthy). This proverb reinforces the idea that health is the best thing one can wish for another.
Use it for comfort
If someone is sad about losing an object, this is the perfect phrase to cheer them up.
Don't over-explain
Uzbeks know this proverb very well. You don't need to explain what it means, just say it!
意味
Nothing is more valuable than being healthy.
Use it for comfort
If someone is sad about losing an object, this is the perfect phrase to cheer them up.
Don't over-explain
Uzbeks know this proverb very well. You don't need to explain what it means, just say it!
自分をテスト
Complete the proverb with the correct word.
Sog'liq - ______ boylik.
The traditional proverb uses 'tuman' (10,000).
Which sentence is the best translation of 'Health is wealth'?
Choose the correct Uzbek proverb:
'Sog'liq' means health.
Match the Uzbek words with their English meanings.
Match the following:
These are the core components of the phrase.
Complete the dialogue with the proverb.
A: Men juda charchadim, lekin ishlashim kerak. B: Yo'q, dam oling. Zero, ________.
The context of being tired and needing rest calls for the health proverb.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Components of the Proverb
Subject
- • Sog'liq (Health)
Quantity
- • Tuman (10,000)
Value
- • Boylik (Wealth)
練習問題バンク
4 問題Sog'liq - ______ boylik.
The traditional proverb uses 'tuman' (10,000).
Choose the correct Uzbek proverb:
'Sog'liq' means health.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
These are the core components of the phrase.
A: Men juda charchadim, lekin ishlashim kerak. B: Yo'q, dam oling. Zero, ________.
The context of being tired and needing rest calls for the health proverb.
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よくある質問
2 問In modern Uzbek, 'tuman' usually means an administrative district or 'fog'. Its meaning as '10,000' is mostly preserved in this proverb and historical texts.
Yes, but usually at the end of a meeting or during a break when discussing personal well-being, not during hard negotiations.
関連フレーズ
Sog' tanda - sog'lom aql
similarA healthy mind in a healthy body.
Boylik - mardlik emas
contrastWealth is not bravery.
Tozalik - salomatlik garovi
builds onCleanliness is the guarantee of health.
