Proverbs about winter. Proverbs about winter Proverbs about winter, winter months, about snow and frost

Take care of your nose in a big frost.
There will be winter, there will be summer.
More snow - more bread.
Big frost in winter - summer will be difficult for health.
Rapid thaw - do not expect rain in summer.

You can't send winter to foreign lands.
Everything is burned in the winter that is harvested in the summer.
There will be a blizzard on Epiphany - there will be a blizzard on Easter.
In Epiphany, the hole is full - expect a big spill.
At Christmas on the porch, at Easter sit by the stove.
In a warm winter coat and frosts are like a joke.
Everyone is young in the winter cold.
At the beginning of winter there was heavy snow, at the beginning of summer there will be heavy rain.
Sparrows chirp in unison - this is for warmth.
Crows and jackdaws sit down with their beaks to the south - to heat, to the north - to cold.
Blizzards and blizzards flew in by February.

Prepare a cart in winter, and a sleigh in summer.
Where you have to spend the winter, lie on the stove there.
Thunder in winter - expect severe cold.

Two friends - frost and blizzard.
December is cold for the whole winter, the earth is cold.
December comforts the eye with snow, but tears the ear.
December ends the year, winter begins.
December will pave, and nail, and give the sleigh a move.
Trees in hoarfrost - the sky will be blue.
Long icicles at the end of February - to a long spring.
Happy was hard frost, and in the evening it got warmer - wait for a long cold.
Smoke from the chimney in a column - to the cold.

If the big frost on the trees hangs smoothly, the summer will be fertile,
with good weather.
If at the beginning of winter there was heavy snow, then at the beginning of summer there will be heavy rain.
If by the evening of the first of February there are a lot of stars in the sky, then winter will still stand for a long time.
If there are blizzards in winter, bad weather in summer.
If it is dry and cold in winter, then it will be dry and hot in summer.
If it is warm in winter, it will be cold in summer.
If there are blizzards in winter, then expect bad weather in summer.
If frost in winter, then dew in summer.
If it is dry and cold in winter, it is dry and hot in summer.
If it's warm in winter, it's cold in summer.
If the forest makes noise in winter, expect a thaw.
If the windows begin to sweat with double frames - to increased frost.
If snow falls when a leaf does not fall from a tree, then the winter will be fierce.
If the snow is fine and does not disappear soon, it will be a rainy year.
If the snow is dense and wet, there will be a rainy, fruitful summer.
If the snow is dry and light, then there will be a dry summer.

Frost chained the river, but not forever.
Winter in one night becomes a long time.
Winter will find everything that summer has postponed for the future.
Winter is not summer, she is dressed in a fur coat.
Winter is not summer, she is dressed in furs.
Winter is the keeper of the fields.
There is no winter without frost.
Winter does not live without three winters.
Winter without snow, know summer without bread.
Winter without snow - there is no bread.
Winter scares summer, but it still melts.
Winter builds summer.
The winter of the idler freezes.
There is no change in winter and summer.
There is no union for winter and summer.
The winter wind is a helper to frost - it is more cold.
Winter day - sparrow lope.
In winter, without a fur coat is not ashamed, but cold.
In winter, everyone is happy with a sheepskin coat to toe.
In winter, the forest is noisy for an early thaw.
The winter of the idler freezes.
In winter, ice is not valued.
In winter, dogs wallow - wait for a blizzard.
In winter, the sun shines, but does not warm.
In winter, the sun smiles through tears.
In winter it is dry and cold - in summer it will be dry and hot.
winter snow deep - in summer the bread is high.
It is cold in winter, and watery in summer.

As winter is not angry, but submits to spring.
Like February, don’t be angry, but don’t frown in the spring.
As it comes around in February, it will respond in the fall.
What is Aksinya, such is spring.
What is the weather like at Candlemas, so is spring.
When winter happens in summer and summer in winter, don't expect good bread.
When in December frequent winds, then in March and April there will be slush in the yard.
When the weather is clear in early February, spring will be early.
If Dmitriev's day is in the snow, then Easter is in the snow.
When winter sweeps the road on Nikolin's day, the road does not stand.
If on Mikhailov's day he will forge, then he will unforge on Nikola.
If there was frost at night, then there will be no snow during the day.
The cat on the stove - to the cold, and the cat on the floor - to the heat.
Red fire in the stove and firewood burn with a bang - to frost.
Epiphany for a full month - to be big water.
Kurzhevina on trees - for the harvest.

The ice has turned black, the forest is noisy - wait for the thaw.
The ice is very cracking - it will be frost.
In the summer with a spoon, and in the winter with a match (milk).
In the summer you will lie down, and in the winter you will run with a bag.

The month of January is the sovereign of winter.
Blizzard winter for custom.
Lots of snow, lots of bread.
Frost and iron tears, and on the fly beats the bird.
The frost is not great, but it does not order to stand.

On Epiphany, snow flakes - for the harvest, a clear day - for crop failure.
Winter comes to Nikola with a nail.
At Christmas, frost - for the harvest of bread, a blizzard - the bees will swarm well.
At the Candlemas of drops - a crop of wheat.
At the Candlemas, a caftan met a fur coat.
At the Candlemas, a snowball - in the spring a dozhzhok.
On Candlemas in the morning snow - for the harvest of early bread; if at noon - medium, if in the evening - late.
At the Candlemas, a cunning gypsy sells a fur coat.
There are a lot of stars in the sky on Tryphon - by late spring.
There was no real winter - we will not have the desired summer either.
Not the snow that sweeps, but the one that comes from above.
There is no winter that never ends.
New Year- to the spring turn.
Frost at night - no snow during the day.

Clouds are floating low - wait for a fierce frost.
Clouds go against the wind - be snow.
Where does the wind come from on the day of Spiridon the solstice, from there it will blow until the equinox.

The first frosts are Nikolsky, followed by Christmas, Epiphany, Afanasiev, Sretensky, Vlasevsky and Annunciation frosts.
The first solid snow falls at night, daytime snow does not lie.
The first snow in December is dense, wet and heavy - to be a wet summer, and dry and light - to be a dry summer.
The first snow falls forty days before winter.
Before the cold, the winter is bright.
Bad winter roads - wait for a fruitful summer.
After a large harvest, there is a severe winter.
Barbara will come - frosts will brew.
Winter has come - do not turn away.
Vlasiy will spill oil on the roads - it's time for winter to go home.

Seven years of winter in summer, and seven years of summer in winter.
Stars shine strongly in winter - to frost.
How many years, how many winters have not seen.
The snow is deep - so is the bread good.
Snow is falling in flakes - to a good harvest.
Snow on the ground is like manure for the harvest.
Will inflate the snow - the bread will arrive; water will spill - hay will be typed.
The bullfinch under the window chirps in winter - wait for the thaw.
Snowy winter portends good growth herbs.
Snow flakes are large - there will be a thaw.
A snowstorm during the day portends frost at night.
Dry December promises dryness in spring and summer.

It's so cold that the stars are dancing.
The warm days of January respond unkindly.
Warm December - to a long winter, as well as late and cold spring.
Warm February is deceptive: the spring will be cold, with frosts.
Varyukha is cracking, protect your nose and ear from frost.
Crack the frost, don't crack, but the water crests have passed.
A foggy circle around the sun, as well as a broken circle around the moon - expect a snowstorm.
Fogs in February usually herald a rainy year.

February is a fierce month: he asks how shod.
February is rich in snow, April - in water.
February is strong with a blizzard, and March - with a drop.
February builds bridges, March breaks them.
February will add three hours in the afternoon.

Praise winter only after St. Nicholas Day.
The northern winds are cold in February - this is for the harvest.
The sun is good: in the summer it will bake, but in the winter it will not warm.

How winter is stronger, topics rather spring.

January is the grandfather of spring.
I would eat a fungus in winter, but the snow is painfully deep.
Clear days in the Christmas week for a good harvest.
January is the beginning of the year, the middle of winter.
January-father begins the year, crowns the winter.
January-father - frosts, February - blizzards.

From the first snow to the toboggan run, six weeks.

Frost and iron breaks and beats a bird on the fly.

What is born in the summer will come in handy in the winter.

Without a fur coat and felt boots - and winter is endless.

The frost is not great, but it does not order to stand.

Winter scares summer, but it still melts.

In winter, without a fur coat is not ashamed, but cold.

Winter will ask what is in store for the summer.

Good snow will save the harvest.

Frost is enough for the lazy nose.

Everyone is young in the winter cold.

Thanks, the frost that caused the snow.

Snow will inflate - bread will arrive.

Winter is the uterus, you will sleep well.

Winter without snow - summer without bread.

There is no union for winter and summer.

There will be winter - there will be summer.

Winter is not summer - she is dressed in a fur coat.

Lots of snow, lots of bread.

The stove is always red in summer.

Trust the fur coat, but don't trust the weather.

Two friends: frost and blizzard.

Take care of your nose in a big frost.

Sun for summer, winter for frost.

The first powder on the sledge track.

Snowdrift and blizzard - two friends.

In one night it becomes winter.

New Year - to spring turn.

The beginning of the year is the middle of winter.

The year ends and winter begins.

Proverbs and sayings of December:

January proverbs and sayings:

February proverbs and sayings:

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Dear readers, it is not in vain that so many proverbs and sayings have been invented, because they briefly and accurately express the essence of a variety of phenomena and states. It is not surprising that in the East proverbs are called "the color of the language."

It is very useful to use proverbs at home, in kindergarten and at school. If you teach children to understand proverbs and retell them in your own words, this contributes to the development of children's thinking and the ability to draw conclusions and conclusions.

It will not be difficult to pick up thematic proverbs about winter, because there are a lot of them - about the cold snowy months, about frost, snow, about blizzards and snowstorms. So for each case, a suitable statement is hoped.

For preschoolers, proverbs are easier and more understandable in meaning. It is more correct to use them in games and on walks. Let the kids try to explain the meaning of the proverb themselves.

Proverbs about winter

Winter scares summer, but it still melts.
In winter, I would eat a fungus, but the snow is deep.
In winter, everyone loves a sheepskin coat.
Don't worry, winter, spring will come.
Winter is not summer, she is dressed in a fur coat.
In winter, the sun shines, but does not warm.
Winter does not bring warmth.
Fear the wolf in winter, and flies in summer.
Summer gathers and winter eats.
What is born in the summer will come in handy in the winter.
Winter coats are no joke.
As winter is not angry, but submits to spring.
Summer is a store, and winter is a pick.
You can't send winter to foreign lands.
The bear sucks its paw all winter.
The bear sucks one paw, but lives full all winter.
The winter of the idler freezes.
In winter, without a fur coat is not ashamed, but cold.
Winter snow is deep - bread is tall in summer.
Winter has come - do not turn away.
In winter, the day is dark, but the night is bright.
In winter, money is like a mosquito's sock.
August collects, but winter eats everything.
Winter begins with frosts, and ends with drops.
The winter wind is a helper to frost - it gets colder.
There is no winter that never ends.
If you like to ride - love to carry sleds.
In the summer you collect - in the winter you will find it on the table.
In winter the sun is what a stepmother.
Winter will give you mind.
Winter has a big belly.

Proverbs about frost

There is no winter without frost.
Take care of your nose in a big frost.
The frost is not great, but it does not order to stand.
You wait, and you will win.
Two friends - frost and blizzard.
Frost chained the river, but not forever.
Frost grabs the lazy by the nose, pinches the cheeks.
The frost is not great, but the nose turns red.
Winter has come and brought frost.
Cold in winter and thunderstorms in summer.
In frost, a good owner will not drive the dog out of the gate.

Proverbs about snow

More snow means more bread.
The snow is deep - the bread is high.
Lots of snow, lots of bread.
Not the snow that sweeps, but the one that comes from above.
The snow is cold, but shelters from the cold.
No matter how you wash, you will not be whiter than snow.
The snow is deep - the bread is good.
Where there is snow, there is a trace: if there were no snow, there would be no trace.
Inflate snow - bread will arrive; water will spill - hay will be typed.
The first snowball is not lying, it fell and melts.
From the sky snow - a star, on the palm - water.
Snow is a blanket for wheat: the thicker, the better it sleeps.
White snow, but tasteless.
You can't beg for snow from a miser.

Proverbs about December

December is the winter hat.
The year ends in December and winter begins.
December is snowy and cold - you will have a fertile year.
December paints patterns on the windows.
In December, winter turns to frost, and the sun turns to summer.
December bridges bridges without an ax, without nails, without boards.
The sun in December shines, but does not warm.

January Proverbs

In January, the pot freezes in the oven.
January is the grandfather of spring.
January - frosts, February - blizzards.
January is the beginning of the year, winter is the middle.
January-father - frosts, February - snowstorms.
January will add two hours of the day.
The month of January is the sovereign of winter.

January - I sang all year long.
January puts firewood in the stove.
January puts on a sheepskin coat to the toe, paints cunning patterns on the windows, comforts the eye with snow and tears the ear with frost.

February Proverbs

February is rich in snow, April - in water.
February is strong with a blizzard, and March is a drop.
Like February, don’t be angry, but don’t frown in the spring.
February builds bridges, March breaks them.
February is rich in snow, and April is rich in water.
In February, winter meets spring for the first time.
In February, day to day strife: today it's warm, and tomorrow it's frosty.
February is a fierce month: he asks how shod.
Blizzards and blizzards flew into February.
February warms the side of the bear in the den.

Proverbs about winter for schoolchildren in grades 2-3

Schoolchildren already know many proverbs, so you can play games such as “Finish the Proverb” or “Proverb Expert”, where children take turns calling the proverb and the one who knows the most wins.

For schoolchildren, proverbs about winter are already more complicated, and more effort is needed to explain their meaning.

Proverbs about winter

Winter will find everything that summer has postponed for the future.
Winter is the keeper of the fields.
Winter does not live without three winters.
Winter without snow, know summer without bread.
There is no change in winter and summer.
There is no union for winter and summer.
Winter day - sparrow lope.
In winter, everyone is happy with a sheepskin coat to toe.
In winter, the forest is noisy for an early thaw.
In winter, ice is not valued.
In winter, dogs wallow - wait for a blizzard.
In winter, the sun smiles through tears.
It is cold in winter, and watery in summer.
In winter with a harrow, and in the summer in a cart.
Where to winter, there and lie on the stove.
The quail is grieving, the quail is grieving: somewhere I will spend the winter.
Black grouse all winter one night.
The beetle has a hole, and the winter is a custom for the wolf.
Everyone is young in the winter cold.
This is not winter, but summer in a winter dress.
In winter, fur coats are not taken.
Winter will pass, and the snow will come down, and what is sown will come up.
Winter does not bring warmth.
In winter, without a fur coat, it’s not a shame, but it’s cold; but in a fur coat and without bread it is warm, but hungry.
Without a fur coat and boots and winter without end.
In winter, recognize the beast, not the man.
Remember this: winter is not summer.
You won’t work in winter, spring will lead you, lazybones, with hunger to your belly.
In winter, killer whale, sleep sweetly.
Caught winter in a summer dress.
Winter wanders with bowed head, and summer runs skipping.
Whiter winter - greener summer.
Summer for the soul, winter for health.
In summer you dig with your foot, and in winter you take it with your hand.
In the summer you will lie down, and in the winter you will run with a bag.

Proverbs about December

December ends the year, and winter begins.
December is cold for the whole winter, the earth is cold.
December comforts the eye with snow, but tears the ear.
December will pave, and nail, and give the sleigh a move.
In December, a snowstorm will cross the road.
In December, winter lays white canvases, and frost builds bridges across the rivers.
In December, the frost increases, but the day arrives.
In December it dawns late, but it gets dark early.
In December, there are seven weathers in the yard: it sows, blows, blows, circles, stirs up, tears and sweeps.
The month of December ends the old grief, the new year lays the path with new happiness.
December solstice is glorious.
December takes everything and gives nothing back.
The forge is small in December, but forges fetters on all rivers.
December frost is torovat with November frosts.

January Proverbs

January - big frosts, February - snowstorms.
January - month bright stars, white trails, blue ice.
The January cold fills the bins.
January clematis - take care of your nose.
January is on the doorstep - the day has arrived at the chicken step.
In January, the frosts are worse, and the burbot is livelier.
As the day grows in January, so does the cold.
January-priest begins the year, dignifies winter.
January is the grandfather of spring.
January in the forest is a deaf time.
January is on the threshold - the day has arrived for sparrow lope.
January is the turning point of winter, the dark dawn of the year.
January underwater is a dark month.
January - cut: cuts the winter in half.
January - fierce, cracker, snowman, cut, clematis, blueberry.
In January, the cold hung over the earth.
From January the sun turns to summer.
In December, the day was completely dead, but in January it was resurrected.
January is cracking - the ice on the river turns blue.

February Proverbs

February is a fierce month, asks how shod.
February is changeable: it will pull in January, then it will glimpse in March.
Blizzards and blizzards flew in February.
February will let the water in, March will pick it up.
In February, winter meets spring for the first time.
February - Bokogrey, wide roads.
February is a two-faced month: both fierce and bokogrey.
February blows out the winter, and March breaks it.
February strokes his nose with one hand, and clicks on it with the other.
The beginning of February is more serene - expect an early spring, more beautiful.
February, if it does not take frost, then it will sweep all the roads.
February will caress you with warmth and thrash you with frost.
As it comes around in February, it will respond in the fall.
Gone is February-touchy - the seeds are closer to the threshold.
February-priest knocks the horn off the winter.

Proverbs about frost

Frost grabs the lazy by the nose, and takes off his hat before the nimble one.
Frost is frost, what a demand from him, but you yourself take care of your nose.
Frost disassembles and stirs.
Frost will brown better than a bath.
Frost and iron tears, and on the fly beats the bird.
Dashing nettle, but the frost wakes her up.
It is so cold that a bird freezes on the fly.
What a peasant does in the cold - runs, but warms himself.
Everyone is young in the winter cold.
One warm word will warm you in a hard frost.
In a winter coat and frost is a joke.
It is easy to fall asleep in the cold - it is difficult to wake up.
In November, the frost settles down.
Oh, and cold and frost: the peasant froze on the stove.
If you don't want the cold, you will love the forest from a young age.
Frost rides through spruce forests, along birch forests, along damp borks - he will check everything, he will not forget anyone.
Crack frost, don't crack, but water-cresses have passed (Epiphany frosts).

Proverbs about snow

The snow is cold, but shelters from the cold.
Winter without snow - summer without bread.
Snow to the earth-breadwinner is a warm casing.
If you keep the snow on the fields in winter, you will be with bread in the fall.
Although the first snow is clean, it will deceive you - winter will not come overnight.
Snow is peasant wealth.
Snow lies, the earth does not tremble.
The snow thickens the fields.
Snow in the fields - grain in the bins.
The snow is deep - bread is good, winter without snow - there will be no bread.

Proverbs about the New Year will come in handy at children's matinees and home holidays, at lessons and classroom hours at school. And the most important proverb here is - how you meet the New Year, so you will spend it!

New Year - to spring turn.
Since the New Year, everything is bad in the water.
The year ends and winter begins.
A year is not a week, everything will be, but not now.
A year is not a week, all days are ahead.
Every day is a holiday for a good person.
In life there is always a place for a holiday.
The holiday will come, it will bring guests.
What are the guests, such is the holiday.
Work for the hands - a holiday for the soul.
The New Year will lead to spring: it begins the year and marks the middle of winter.
In the New Year, everyone has a birthday. (American proverb)
New Year and the mouse rejoices. (Chinese proverb)
Plan your life in new year's eve and your day at dawn. (Japanese proverb)

So we got to sayings - they are often confused with proverbs. Yes, they are similar, but the main difference is that a proverb is a wise, complete statement with an edifying meaning. And the saying is a short, well-established expression, but without a sign of completeness and generalization. And often the saying is part of the proverb: “No matter how you wash yourself, you will not be whiter than snow.”

Sayings about winter, winter months, about snow and frost

Like snow on your head.
You will not be whiter than snow.
Tooth does not fit.
Suck your paw all winter.
Where do crayfish hibernate?
Winter is not summer.
Winter is not far off.
Behind the frost ran.
Freeze something.
Broke out of the cold.
At least freeze the wolves.
Long time no see.
Winter doesn't wait.
In winter, be afraid of the wolf.
White flies have arrived.
Snow covers from the cold.
The wind eats the snow.
Winter is not without frost.
Both cold and hungry.
The tablecloth is white, dressed the whole world.
It carries cold from a person.
Protect your nose in the cold.

In proverbs and sayings all folk wisdom. And it can be much easier to remember one of them than to try to explain the essence of things for a long and difficult time. Therefore, they live for centuries in our language, are easily remembered and passed on from generation to generation. And since our winters are long, frosty, snowy, we have a lot of proverbs and sayings about winter, there are suitable ones for every occasion.