Chaitemura chava kuseva.
Also: Chitemura chava kuseva.
- Translation
- “The one who used to eat sadza plain now dips it in relish.”
- Meaning
- Fortunes change, and a poor person can become prosperous. It is a reminder to treat everyone with respect, whatever their present position.
Notes
Sadza, the stiff maize porridge, is normally eaten by dipping a morsel into a relish (kuseva). Eating it with nothing to dip into (kutemura) is a sign of poverty.