moni kakku päältä kaunis

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Tanım

•all that glitters is not gold

Fransızcal'habit ne fait pas le moine /l‿a.bi n(ə) fɛ pa lə mwan/

you can't judge a book by its cover (it is not possible nor advisable to judge things by external appearances alone)

köken: Literally, “the clothing doesn't make the monk”.

İspanyolcael hábito no hace al monje /el ˌabito ˌno ˌaθe al ˈmonxe/

you can't judge a book by its cover · clothes don't make the man

köken: Literally, “the (religious) attire does not make the monk”. "Habit" is also an archaic English term for attire.

İtalyancal'abito non fa il monaco, non giudicare dalle apparenze

you can't judge a book by its cover; clothes don't make the man, the cowl does not make the monk

köken: Literally, “the habit [religious garment] does not make the monk”. Compare French l'habit ne fait pas le moine.

Rusçaне суди́ о кни́ге по обло́жке

Yunancaτα φαινόμενα απατούν, το ράσο δεν κάνει τον παπά

there is no discrepancy between external appearance and true substance

köken: Literally, "the signboard has [tells] no lies."

Korece겉을 보고 속을 판단하지 마라

Lehçenie oceniaj książki po okładce /ɲɛ‿ɔˈt͡sɛ.ɲaj ˈkɕɔw̃ʂ.ki pɔ‿ɔˈkwat.t͡sɛ/

don't judge a book by its cover

köken: Literally, “don't judge a book by [its] cover”.

Pozycją, przy której aż wypada powiedzieć „nie oceniaj książki po okładce”.

Çekçenesuď knihu podle obalu

clothes don't make the man; you can't judge a book by its cover

köken: Literally, “clothes don't make the man”.

Latincebarba non facit philosophum

Dancaman skal ikke skue hunden på hårene

Vietnamcatốt gỗ hơn tốt nước sơn

Slovakçanesúď knihu podľa obalu

Slovencene sodi knjige po platnicah

you can't judge a book by its cover (literally: don't decide about the book from the cover)

don't judge a book by its cover

köken: Literally, “One judges the work, one does not judge the cloak”.

Tagalogcamapanlinlang ang panlabas na anyo

cmn人不可貌相

grcπώγων οὐ ποιεῖ φιλόσοφον

shne sudi knjizi po koricama

Shorter form of moni kakku päältä kaunis, vaan on silkkoa sisältä (literally “many a cake is beautiful on surface, but there's only phloem inside”).