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March sun ages women.

March cold reaches even bull's horns.

March, mean, son of an ogre! You've taken all my suckling lambs and left only one weaned lamb. - Oh April, my brother, give me two days, because alone, I don't have them.

March Whisquer was never a good Fisher.

March makes one look through the door, and makes one burn hoes and shovels.

Martisor - the celebration of spring

Martisor is a Romanian ancient tradition, it’s been dated for 8000 years, which celebrates the beginning of the spring on 1 March. Is the celebration of joy, freshness, the victory of Good against Bad. The...

Caution is not cowardice; even the ants march armed.

An army marches on its stomach. Napoleon Bonaparte (1769–1821), military leader and Emperor of France

(March comes) in like a lion, (and goes) out like a lamb

On the first of March, the crows begin to search.

When it thunders in March, it brings sorrow.

A long march starts from the very first step.

Dry March, good for beehives and rams.

Rainy March, beehives full of worms, and rams with colds.

When flies swarm in March, sheep come to their death.

For every fog in march there's a frost in may.

Eat leeks in march, garlic in may, all the rest of the year the doctors may play.

So many mists in March, so many frosts in May.

What! No star, and you are going out to sea? Marching, and you have no music? Traveling, and you have no book? What! No love, and you are going out to live?

A load of March dust is worth a ducat.