ô¨éäôù¨±ëª | the strength the task calls for |
êäªôù¨±ëª | one's own strength |
ëè÷ª÷èäª | of one's competitors |
ôù¨±ëª | the strength |
Êéúôù¨±ëª | the support each commands |
æÐæ¨ | having weighed |
âòáùª | one should engage in performance |
øùªôÊ | what one is capable of |
í÷¨ôÊ | to know what one should know |
í÷¨åÐÊ | having known |
íêäª æúª ê§ªæ¨ | keeping an eye on that |
âòùªôèõÐæÐÆ | for one who is so bent |
âòùªùèêÊ ¬ùª | nothing that one cannot achieve |
ãéìêÐêëª | one's own |
ôù¨í÷¨áèõÐ | not knowing the strength |
ÃæÐæêÐê¨äª | out of enthusiasm |
ÃæÐæ¨ | having embarked on a task |
¬éìæÐæúª | half-way through |
Ëõ¨åÐêèõÐ | who have broken |
çùõÐ | are many |
íéëåÐÊ | in harmony |
ͧªÆ | with others |
øÇæèäª | does not live |
íó² í÷¨áèäª | not judging his capability |
êäªéä | oneself |
ô¨áåÐêèäª | praising |
ô¨éõåÐÊ âæÌëª | will soon suffer defeat |
ç©ù¨âç᪠| (laden with) peacock feathers |
òèæèÌëª | even the hand cart |
íòÐà ¬×ëª | the axle will break |
íçªçúªìëª | that article |
òèù ë¨ÆêÐÊ | excessively |
âçá¨äª | loaded on to (the cart) |
Ö÷¨äèõÐ | he who climbs |
íþÊ ¬÷åÐÊ | beyond the capacity of the branch to bear |
ÃæÐæ¨äª | if one tries to climb further |
ãá¨õÐæÐÆ | to life |
¬×ê¨ Íæ¨ ô¨Ìëª | (it will) put an end |
Í÷ª÷¨äª | while giving |
íó² í÷¨åÐÊ | fully judging one's capacity |
¼æ | one should give |
íÊ | that alone |
âçèÕóª îçè÷ª÷¨ | protecting one's wealth |
ôȧªÆëª âå÷¨ | the method of living in the right path |
ÍÆ Í× | the method of earning wealth |
íó² | in volume |
¬ìªïÊ Íá¨Äëª | even if small |
îæÌ ¬ùªéù | it does not matter |
îçèÆ Í× | the manner of spending |
íæùèæÐæéì | is not in excess of income |
íó² í÷¨åÐÊ | knowing the limits of one's income |
ôèÈèêèäª | one who does not live so |
ôèȪæÐéæ | (his) life |
ãóîçèù | appear to `have' wealth |
¬ùª Íæ¨ | then becoming a zero |
îêèäª÷èæÐâæÌëª | will soon vanish |
ãóôéõ | the extent of one's wealth |
æÐæèê | without estimating |
ø窵õ² Íúªéë | engaging in charity |
ôóôéõ | the extent of wealth |
ôùªéù | will soon |
âæÌëª | end in ruin |