Mathematical sayings with numbers. Proverbs, sayings and riddles about numbers for children

The language of communication is a living organism. He develops, comes to his prime, experiences difficult times of deprivation, when he is forced to use allegory.

Sometimes languages ​​die. Then they become dead. Not a single attempt by people to create an artificial language has led to lasting results. The highest form of language is proverbs, jokes, proverbs and sayings passed on from mouth to mouth. They constitute folklore, a cultural cross-section of the nation.

Folk wisdom

Let's take, for example, folk proverbs and sayings about the number 1. One African wisdom says: “To go fast, you have to go alone, to go far, you have to go together.” Indeed, following the path of life, a person makes a career alone, but grows old together with his spouse.

In folk wisdom, the voice of morality is heard: “One rotten pear will spoil the whole basket,” they say in China. “One mangy sheep will spoil the whole flock,” the Briton will say. In Russian it will be: “Whoever you get along with, that’s how you’ll gain.”

Sometimes people's observations result in proverbs and sayings about numbers, numerals, their opposition to each other and comparisons of the singular and the plural.

The Chinese will say: “One joy will drive away a hundred troubles.” And he will add: “When there are only two coppers left in your wallet, buy bread for the first, and a flower for the second.” “One flower does not bring spring,” the Azerbaijani will object. You can immediately see a thorough and thrifty person. In his worldview, one is the same as nothing. The Chechen elder will not agree. “One single spark can burn down an entire village,” he will note. And, after a pause, he adds: “One summer day feeds the whole month in winter.” The harsh conditions of the mountains gave the old man such life experience.

Over generations, wise thoughts were formed, polished, and tested. Their expression became sayings about the number 1:

• From the same flower a bee makes honey, and a snake makes poison (Armenian).
• The icon and the shovel (Russian) are made from the same wood.
• There are two ears, but no one listens to two speeches at once (African).

What does one mean and what does many mean among different nations?

If we consider only sayings about the number 10 or more, we can compile an instructive and sometimes ironic selection.

Here's what different nations say about the top ten:

• Ten people - ten shades of color (Japanese).
• One book can teach a thousand people (Russian).
• Ten experts are not worth one doing the job (Russian).
• It is better to live one day as a human being than to live as a shadow for a thousand days (Chinese).
• A smart person will hear once and guess ten times (Russian).
• From word to deed - a hundred stages (Slavic).
• If you get rid of one vice, ten virtues will grow (Chinese).
• One fool will ask so many questions that ten smart people cannot answer (Chinese).
• The strong will defeat one, knowing a thousand (Bashkir).
• It is better to live a day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep (Italian).

Aphorisms about family, friendship, poverty and wealth

Proverbs and sayings about numbers aptly reflect the essence of things. Here are some interesting thoughts about family:

• Adam is the first lucky person on earth, because he did not have a mother-in-law (Jewish).
• Three couples will never agree: two women in the same kitchen, two cats with one mouse, and two men who care for one woman (Irish).

Friendship - loyalty and betrayal, help and evasion from it - are reflected in the following words:

• One friend is good, two is many, three is hardly possible (American).
• One unfaithful friend is worse than a thousand enemies (Armenian).
• Of all the people on earth, only one is needed to be happy (Russian).

Life has always been hard for the common people. Hard work does not always save you from poverty. Time and chance can lead to need. That is why the following sayings were made:

• One was blind from hunger, the other was blind from gold (eastern).
• Some live below the poverty line, while others live abroad (Russian).
• If you give five, it seems like a lot, if you take six, it seems like not enough (Uzbek).

Modern Russian sayings

• One head is good, but two is too much.
• Miser pays twice.
• There is nothing to choose between two evils.
• One small lie leads to great mistrust.
• You will find out whether parachuting will be your calling the first time.

Puzzles

Folklore contains not only sayings about numbers, but also riddles. Using them, you can quickly teach children to count. Finnish riddles are interesting in this regard:

• How many boiled eggs can a person eat when hungry? ( Answer:“One thing. The second will no longer be on an empty stomach.")
• Thirty-two soldiers have one commander. ( Answer:"Tongue and teeth".)
• Blackbirds flew into the garden and settled two per tree. There was only one tree that no one sat on. Then they moved one by one to a tree, but now one bird was missing the tree. How many birds and trees were there? ( Answer:"4 blackbirds, 3 trees.")

First graders

Nowadays the school widely uses a creative approach to the learning process. Didactic materials include folklore.

Many parents, when working with their children, show literary talents. This is how modern riddles and sayings about numbers for 1st grade appear:

• Whether you are a Chukchi or a Georgian, everyone has a nose... ( one).
• On a long neck there is a head floating like a swan, a number... ( two)
• Repeat this number and erase the mistake with an eraser. If you sweat, you can even wipe a hole ( number three).
• North, west, south, east - these are the sides, my friend. This is what they think all over the world. Remember them... ( four).
• How many fingers are there on a hand? How many fingers are in a fist? All of them must be counted: one, two, three, four... ( five).

• Grandma and grandpa are pulling the turnip; they won’t be able to eat it at five years old.
  granddaughter with a bug, cat with a mouse, how long does it take to pull a turnip? ( Six.)
• How many stripes in a rainbow disperse the clouds and shadows?
  It’s easier not to find the question, because the stripes are exactly... ( seven).
• How long does it take for an octopus to take a boot on the road?
• The six suddenly fell and stood on their heads.
  And, if you believe her, now it’s called... ( nine).

• They grow in hands and love work very much.
  Wash, hang laundry. And on their two hands... ( ten).

Entertaining tasks for children

To teach children and adapt new concepts, teachers use not only proverbs, sayings, and riddles about numbers. Simple tasks of ingenuity and mental calculation are also very popular. It should be noted that in this creativity the national character is manifested.

American

The farmer purchased the horse for $10 and resold it for $20. He later bought the horse back for $30 and resold it for $40. How many dollars did he receive from these transactions? ( Answer: 20 dollars.)

Russian

Alena lacked 10 rubles for a chocolate bar, and Anton - one ruble. Then they decided to buy it and divide it in half. But they still lacked one ruble. How much did the chocolate cost? ( Answer: 10 rubles, Alena has no money at all.)

Ukrainian

The girl bought markers in a case for 11 hryvnia. She paid 10 hryvnia more for the markers than for the cover. How much do the markers and case cost separately? ( Answer: Felt pens cost 10.5 hryvnia, and a cover - 0.5 hryvnia.)

No matter how long people live on earth, folklore will always reflect the historical cross-section of the development of society. In particular, proverbs, sayings, riddles about numbers. One person or family, one people or family of peoples on the planet can say all the most important things in just one saying about the number 1: “Without me, the people are not complete.”

2. I don’t fight myself, I’m not afraid of seven.

3. Killed seven in one fell swoop.

4. Beyond the seven seas.

5. Onion for seven ailments.

6. Seven with a spoon - one with a bowl.

7. Sixth sense.

8. The fifth wheel in the cart. A superfluous, unnecessary person in any matter.

9. Like the back of your hand. Know very well, thoroughly, thoroughly.

10. The horse has four legs, and even then it stumbles.

11. A hut cannot be cut without four corners.

12. To learn hard work, it takes three years, to learn laziness - only three days.

13. Don’t recognize a friend in three days - recognize him in three years.

14. The price for a braggart is three kopecks.

15. Limp on both legs.

16. Eat by both cheeks.

17. Kill two birds with one stone.

18. The miser pays twice.

19. Sit between two chairs.

20. Double-edged sword.

21. Two inches from the pot.

22. One head is good, but two are better. --FortunaIDm2012 060 20:44, October 24, 2012 (MSD) Sign the team by clicking on the “Signature with time stamp” button in the article editing mode (the team name and id number should be displayed!)

• (Even numbers, if put in the right order, can be sad, happy or romantic.

Counting table:
2 12 46
48 3 06
33 1 102
8 30 32
Cheerful verse:
2 15 42
42 15
37 08 5
20 20 20
--We are from 90.ID 048 19:38, October 25, 2012 (MSD)!))

• (poems, sayings about numbers

1. Alone in the field is not a warrior. One bee can't make a lot of honey. You can't clap your hands with one hand. One head on his shoulders. One foot here and the other there. One head it's good, but two better. The first damn thing is lumpy. Measure seven times, cut once. Seven do not wait for one. For one beaten, they give two unbeaten. Two deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided. 2. Two boots - a pair. As two drops of water. Between the devil and the deep sea. An old friend is better than two new ones. 3. Get lost in three pines. They've been waiting for the promised thing for three years. Cry into three streams. From the pot - three inches. 4. On all four sides. Close yourself within four walls. 7. Seven nannies have a child without an eye. Measure seven times, cut once. Seven do not wait for one. Seven Fridays a week. 9. For three nine lands. --X-Men IDm2012 041 21:21, October 25, 2012 (MSD))

• Proverbs. 1. Sorrow for two is half grief, Joy for two is two joys. 2. It took two hours to get ready, It took two hours to wash, It took an hour to dry, It took 24 hours to get dressed. 3. He who helped quickly, Helped twice. 4. A lazy person works twice. 5. For two words.6. On two fronts.7.Can’t connect two words.8.Neither two, nor one and a half.9.One is a bully, the other is unyielding.10.One spring in the Motherland is better than a hundred springs in a foreign land.11.A coward dies a hundred times - and the hero once...12.Once he lied, he became a liar forever.13. If you go alone, the road is long.14. A hedgehog has one strength - thorns. 15. You can’t tie a knot with one hand. 16. One today is better than two tomorrow. Winged words. 1. Grandmother said in two.2. Second wind.3. Two-faced Janus. --Pyaterochka IDm2012 034 22:30, October 25, 2012 (MSD))
• Say:

1. Five fingers, no bones, no meat. (Rake)
2. The five brothers are inseparable.
   They are never bored together.
   They work with a pen
   Saw, spoon, axe. (Fingers)
3. Five steps - a ladder.
   There is a song on the steps. (Notes)
4. On a stepladder
   Bagels are hung up.
   Click and click - five and five.
   This is how we learn to count. (Abacus)
5. Who has a piglet,
   Not clenched in a fist?
   His feet have hooves.
   He eats and drinks from the hoof. (Piglet)--Magnificent Five IDm2012 028 08:14, October 26, 2012 (MSD)

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  Poems about the number Six

Athletes have a strange look.

Guess it quickly for yourself -

Who will win in the ring?

Don't waste time,

Only the first move is difficult.

Add up the numbers for each.

Who is stronger? Whose will he take?

Number one.

Amen, don't go alone.

The artel fights, but one grieves.

Grandma's only grandfather is not his grandson.

Misfortune never comes alone.

You can’t even overcome a bump alone, but with an artel you can’t cross a mountain in no time.

One feather and a bird will not be born.

It went in one ear and out the other.

In one pocket there is a louse on the lasso, and in the other there is a flea on the chain.

You cannot lure an animal into the same trap twice.

You can't fit all the buttons into one loop.

You can't step into the same river twice.

One beaten one is worth two unbeaten ones.

Break one pancake in half.

One is in the harrow, and everyone is to the side.

One is in sin, and everyone is responsible.

One in action - one in turn.

Alone at sea is not a fisherman, and without a crew he is not a sailor.

One is in Moscow, the other is in Vologda, and both are hungry.

There is safety in numbers.

One warrior leads a thousand.

One wolf chases a regiment of sheep.

One wolf, and even that one is hungry and howling in the bush.

One thief - ruin for the whole world.

One eye is on us, and the other is on Arzamas.

One talks about peas, and the other talks about pods.

One says about Taras, and the other: one and a half hundred devils.

One is grieving, and the artel is fighting.

One goose will not trample the grass.

One is not a decree for the other.

One is a fool and the other is unreasonable.

One fool throws a stone into the water, but ten smart people won't get it.

One fool said it, another one repeated it.

One brush is a fish soup pot.

One for all and all for one.

One is a bully, the other is unyielding.

Alone and you'll die at the porridge.

Alone, like a month in the sky.

One is like a stump, and the other is like a deck.

You can't go to the wall alone.

One wears it, another asks, the third waits in line.

One finger is not a fist.

One is plowing, and seven are waving their arms.

You can’t eat pie alone, and you can’t eat porridge alone.

One about Thomas, the other about Yerema.

One drinks, seven vomit their purses.

If you lie once, they won’t believe you the next time.

One chops, and the other blows a trumpet.

One ruble - one mind, two rubles - two minds.

One with a bipod, and seven with a spoon.

One boot is stolen, the other is a thief's.

One collects, the other yawns.

One goes blind from hunger, the other from gold.

Miron has one son, and that one is Mironovich.

One mind is good, but two are better.

One smart man drives ten crazy people.

Bread alone is boring.

One wears cloth and silk, and the other has teeth on a shelf.

The flour is the same, but the hands are not the same.

One misfortune is not a misfortune, as long as no more come.

One head it's good, but two better.

One firebrand does not burn in the stove, but two firebrands flare up in the field.

One brand goes out in the stove, but two go out in the field and smoke.

One door is locked and the other is wide open.

One woman is a woman, two women are a market, and three are a fair.

One kopeck - and it's edge-on.

One swallow does not make spring.

One fox can defeat seven wolves.

One fly in the ointment spoils the barrel of honey.

May dew alone is better than oats for horses.

One flour, but not only hands baked.

One foot is in a bast shoe, the other is in a boot.

One bee doesn't make much honey.

Kill two birds with one stone.

In one fell swoop, a hundred beatings, and not counting the rest.

One grief is not a grief, no matter how two.

One grain of puda brings.

One today is better than two tomorrow.

One sparrow cannot be divided into twelve dishes.

One brave man and a thousand cowards cannot replace.

He nodded to one, blinked at another, and the third guessed himself.

You can't tie a knot with one hand.

One beginning does not have two ends.

It's not scary for one, but it's more fun for two.

One is scared, but the ora doesn’t care.

Number two.

An arshin for a caftan and two for patches.

A woman spins - she doesn’t wear two shirts, but a man doesn’t spin - but he doesn’t walk naked.

Grandmother said in two more words: either it will rain or it will snow, either it will happen or it won’t.

Malashka has the lambs, and Foma has two bags.

The fugitive has one road, but the driver has a hundred.

Keep your eyes open and don't break your forehead.

Look at both, see at three, and when the time comes, you’ll see at one and a half.

Sorrow for two is half grief, joy for two is two joys.

Two brothers - for a bear, and two brothers-in-law - for jelly.

You can’t live for two centuries, but you can’t grieve for a century.

You can’t survive two centuries, you can’t go beyond two youths.

two thieves were stealing, but both got caught.

Two sorrows together, the third in half.

Two pennies is a lot of money.

Two Demids, but both cannot see.

Two friends - frost and blizzard.

Two fools, each with two fists.

Two fools with one mind.

Two cats can't fit in one bag.

Two bears do not live in the same den.

Two to one is an army.

Don't die twice.

Two of a Kind.

Two boots - a pair, and both on the left foot.

Two lanterns on an empty tower (beautiful eyes, but an empty head).

Summer doesn't happen twice a year.

You can never be young twice.

Two sheep's heads don't fit into one pot.

Two brands are smoking in the field, but one is going out in the stove.

Two small dogs eat one big one.

Two are fighting in the field, and one is grieving in the house.

Two are fighting, the third is not fussing.

Two worthy people will come together - they cannot live apart, two fools will come together - they will not get along in the same village.

Two are plowing, and seven are waving their arms.

Two bald men are fighting over a comb.

Two are happy - don't bother the third.

Two deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided.

Chasing two birds with one stone will not catch either one.

If you chase two hares, you won’t catch either.

Numbers three, four, five, six.

Grandmother Varvara was angry with the world for three years; And so she died, so that the world did not recognize her.

Without four corners, a hut cannot be cut.

He says for three days, but everything is about evil people.

Third wheel.

Three money a day - wherever you want, go there for the day.

I ground it for three days, and ate it in a day and a half.

He had three wives, but suffered from them all.

Forgive me three times, and the fourth time I'm sick.

Three sons, and he himself is strong.

Four floors, and the sides are bare.

The fifth wheel in the cart.

Six boards and a canvas scarf.

Proverbs about numbers. Number seven.

Trouble brings seven troubles.

Seven miles is no detour for a mad dog.

There is one ax in seven yards.

Seven corporals and one private.

Seven are not one, we won’t give offense.

Seven do not wait for one.

Seven people pick up one straw.

Seven birds with one stone, but no skin.

Seven on the benches.

Seven with a spoon, and one with a bipod.

Seven troubles - one answer.

Seven miles to heaven and everything is forest.

Seven miles of jelly to slurp.

Seven miles is not a detour (not an outskirts).

Seven things cannot be handled by one person.

Seven villages, but one horse.

For seven years the poppy did not bear fruit, and there was no famine.

He was silent for seven years, and on the eighth he cried out.

We haven’t seen each other for seven years, but we got together - and there’s nothing to say.

Seven Fridays a week.

Measure seven times and cut once.

Seven times in your opinion, but at least once in my opinion.

She dried up seven rivers and did not wet the canvas.

Seven axes lie together, and two spinning wheels lie apart.

Seven Thursdays and all on Friday.

Too many cooks spoil the broth.

Garlic and onions for seven ailments.

Numbers eight, ten, one hundred and others.

A woman flies from the stove - seventy-seven times she will change her mind.

The Indian age is forty years.

Eight hryvnia is not enough to reach a ruble.

Trade for a year, trade for two, and sit in a hole for three.

Measure ten times, cut once.

Ten people pull you up the mountain, one pushes you down the mountain.

Don't have a hundred rubles, but have a hundred friends.

One hundred heads - one hundred minds.

PROVERBS, SAYINGS, WINGED WORDS

(about numbers)

Proverbs- short folk sayings with edifying content, folk aphorisms.

Sayings- short, set expressions, mostly figurative, which, unlike proverbs, do not constitute complete statements.

Winged words- figurative, apt expressions, sayings that have come into general use.

The Russian people, like any other, have countless proverbs and sayings. It is difficult to say from what time proverbs and sayings began to circulate among the people. These little wise sayings were created and accumulated by the people over centuries of history. They reflect his life, working conditions, culture. A proverb is always instructive. It always has a conclusion that is useful for everyone to remember.

Proverbs and sayings stick firmly in the memory, their memorization is facilitated by various consonances and rhymes. They are short, there are no unnecessary words, each word is weighty, meaningful and precise:

The proverb is not said in vain.

A stupid speech is not a proverb.

Proverb - a helper to all matters.

Vladimir Ivanovich Dal, compiler of the Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language, wrote that the proverb “is the flower of the people’s mind, it is the everyday truth of the people.” Mikhail Sholokhov called the proverb “clumps of reason”, “winged wisdom”.

In our speech, we use not only proverbs and sayings, but also popular expressions that are very similar to them: short quotes, figurative expressions, and sayings of historical figures included in our speech from literary sources.

Winged expressions are, as it were, halfway to proverbs: like proverbs, they are widely used in speech, but, in contrast to proverbs, they usually belong to a well-known author.

How many proverbs, sayings, and catchphrases do you know? There are countless of them, so let’s remember only those that contain numbers.

Zero without a stick(simple). A worthless, insignificant person.

Zero attention (simple). Complete indifference, indifference on the part of someone to someone or something.

Absolute zero, round zero. An insignificant person, completely useless in any matter.

Reduce to zero, reduce to zero. Deprive of all meaning and significance. (compare "to nullify").

Nothing comes from nothing. This expression belongs to the Greek philosopher Melissa and was often quoted by ancient philosophers and writers.

There's nothing new under the sun. This expression, which has become popular, is taken from a poem by the Russian writer N.M. Karamzin (inspired by biblical scripture).

Nothing comes for free. Quote from a poem by N.A. Nekrasov "In the hospital".

Business before pleasure. A handwritten note from Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich (1629 - 1676) to a collection of rules for falconry, a favorite pastime of that time. It is usually said as a reminder to a person who, while having fun, forgets about the matter.

The first damn thing is lumpy. It often happens that the housewife doesn’t succeed in the first pancake (it doesn’t come out of the frying pan well, it burns), but the housewife uses it to determine whether the dough is well kneaded, whether the pan is warmed up, or whether it needs to add oil. It is said to justify the unsuccessful start of a new, difficult business.

Grandma said in two. In two ( simple) - vague, with the possibility of understanding one way or another. It is unknown whether what is expected will come true; It is still unknown how it will be: one way or another. They say when they doubt the implementation of what they propose.

Second wind. Sometimes, over long distances, an athlete becomes unbearably tired: his legs refuse to run, he is short of breath. The inexperienced one stops, but the master continues running through strength, and - lo and behold! - after a few seconds, fatigue passes, strength is restored, and the chest breathes easily again. The second wind came.

Two-Faced Janus. In Roman mythology, the god of time is depicted with two faces facing opposite directions: the past and the future. This is where this expression comes from, meaning “two-faced person.”

Two deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided. The inevitable will still happen, whether you take risks or not. It speaks of the determination to do something associated with risk, danger, and at the same time with the hope that the danger can still be avoided.

(Wed: Where ours did not disappear.

Seven troubles - one answer.

Which have not be avoided.)

If you chase two hares, you won't catch either. It is said when someone takes on several (usually beneficial for himself) tasks at once and therefore cannot do any of them well or complete them.

For one beaten they give two unbeaten. For one scientist they give two non-scientists. They say when they understand that punishment for mistakes made is good for a person, because this is how he gains experience.

Of two evils (choose) the lesser. This expression, which has become popular, belongs to the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle. Found in Cicero, many famous philosophers, writers of ancient and modern times.

an old friend is better than two new ones. It is said when they want to emphasize the loyalty, devotion and irreplaceability of an old friend.

A mind is good, but two is better. It is said when, when solving a problem, they turn to someone for advice, when they solve a matter together

The price for a braggart is three kopecks.

Don't recognize a friend in three days - recognize him in three years.

It takes three years to learn hard work, and only three days to learn laziness.

Get lost in three pines. Not being able to understand something simple, uncomplicated, not being able to find a way out of the simplest difficulty.

From third mouth, from third hands. Through intermediaries, not from eyewitnesses, not directly (to find out, receive, hear).

Three inches from the pot. Very short, short, small.

With three boxes. A lot (to say, promise, lie, etc.).

Day three. Day before yesterday.

The promised one has been waiting for three years. They say it jokingly when they do not believe that someone will soon fulfill their promises or when the fulfillment of what is promised is delayed indefinitely.

Cry in three streams. That is, it is very bitter to cry.

Three Graces. The ancient Romans had three goddesses, personifying youth, beauty, and fun. Depicted as three beautiful women. Sometimes used ironically.

Three whales. Previously, the ancients believed that the Earth stood on three pillars. The expression is used in the meaning of the basis of the basics.

Jump for three years and you won’t reach any state.. These words, which have become popular, belong to the mayor from the comedy N.V. Gogol "The Inspector General". It speaks of a remote, forgotten, abandoned place.

Without four corners, a hut cannot be cut.

The horse has four legs, and even then it stumbles.

On all four sides. Anywhere you want (to go, to clean, to drive away, to let go).

Live within four walls. Without communicating with anyone, being alone. Without leaving home.

Like the back of your hand. Know very well, thoroughly, thoroughly.

Sixth Sense.

"Six".

Seven with a spoon - one with a bowl.

Onion from seven ailments.

Beyond the seven seas.

Killed seven in one fell swoop.

I don’t fight myself, I’m not afraid of seven.

Seven corporals and one private.
Seven are not one, we won’t give offense.
Seven do not wait for one.
Seven people pick up one straw.
Seven birds with one stone, but no skin.
Seven with a spoon, and one with a bipod.
Seven troubles - one answer.
Seven miles to heaven, all through forest.
Seven miles of jelly to slurp.
Seven miles is not a detour (...not an outskirts).
Seven things cannot be handled by one person.
Seven villages, but one horse.
For seven years the poppy did not bear fruit, and there was no famine.

We haven’t seen each other for seven years, but we got together - and there’s nothing to say.
Seven changes, and all radishes: tricha radish, sliced ​​radish, radish with kvass, radish with butter, radish in pieces, radish in cubes, and whole radish.
Measure seven times and cut once.
Seven times in your opinion, but at least once in my opinion.
She dried up seven rivers and did not wet the canvas.
Seven axes lie together, and two spinning wheels lie apart.
Seven Thursdays and all on Friday.
One fox will lead seven wolves.
One with a bipod, and seven with a spoon.
One drinks, seven vomit their purses.
One is plowing, and seven are waving their arms.

Up to the seventh generation. To the most distant generations.

On the seventh sky. An expression that came to us from the Greek philosopher Aristotle. It currently means the highest degree of joy and happiness.

Seven deadly sins. Biblical expression. Over time, it acquired the meaning of any bad, unforgivable offenses.

Seven don't wait for one. This is what they say when they start something without someone who is late, or with a reproach to someone who makes many (not necessarily seven) wait.

Seven troubles - one answer. Let's take the risk again, and if we have to answer, then for everything at once, at the same time. It speaks of the determination to do something else risky, dangerous in addition to what has already been done.

Try on (measure) seven times, cut once. Before you do anything serious, think it over carefully, foresee everything. It is said as advice to think through all possible options before starting any business.

Too many cooks spoil the broth. Without an eye(obsolete) - unattended, without supervision. Things are done poorly and unsatisfactorily when several people are responsible for it at once. It is said that when several people (or even organizations) responsible for a matter rely on each other and each individual treats their responsibilities in bad faith.

Seven wonders of the world. In ancient times, seven structures that amazed with their grandeur were called the seven wonders of the world. In figurative (colloquial) speech, one of the seven wonders of the world is called something wonderful, magnificent.

Seven for everyone, master eight, the hostess is nine, which divides exactly.
Spring and autumn - depending on the weather eight.
Two friends, two enemies eight.
Without counting, don't say" eight".

9

A bull is worth ninety rubles, but an arrogant man is not worth nine kopecks.
Everyone is seven, the owner is eight, the hostess is nine, which divides evenly.
Nine mice pulled together and pulled the lid off the tub.
Nine people is the same as ten.
Out of ten nuns, nine are harlots, and one is out of her mind.
A brave man has ten virtues: one is courage, nine is dexterity.
If you lose once, you will win nine times.

Nine circles of hell (pass) - “The Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri.
9 kingdoms - according to the writings of the Greek philosopher Plato, about Atlantis.
Nine-candlestick candlestick for Hanukkah celebrations
Nine ranks of angels- Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones, Dominions (angelic rank), Forces, Powers, Principalities, Archangels and Angels.
Nine Gifts of the Holy Spirit- “To one is given by the Spirit a word of wisdom, to another a word of knowledge...; faith to others...; to others gifts of healing...; to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another discerning of spirits, to another divers tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues” (1 Cor. 12:8-10).
Nine Fruits of the Holy Spirit- “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, long-suffering, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness, self-control” (Gal. 5:22-23).
Nine Gospel Beatitudes- sermon on the mount
Nine Promises to the One Who Overcomes from the Revelation of John the Theologian (Rev. 2-3).
The Roman numeral IX meant the Templars Jesus (I) King (X).
The number 9 corresponds to the Sephira Yesod on the Tree of Life - Kabbalah

10

Tenth water on jelly.
Measure ten times, cut once.
A fool will throw a stone into the water, but ten smart people will not remove it.
If you cut down one tree, you plant ten.
One smart man drives ten crazy people.
One fool throws a stone into the water, but ten smart people won't get it.

A fool will throw a stone into the water, but ten smart people will not remove it.
If you get rid of one vice, ten virtues will grow.
One speaks - ten listen.
One smart man drives ten crazy people.
By the time you get to the boss, you will stumble ten times.
Nine people is the same as ten.
Ten knowledgeable people are not worth one who does the work.
Dear - five, but just ten.
There are ten beaters per shooter.
I've been stuck for ten years for one year.
There were seven villagers, one ox, and even that one was naked, and ten police officers.
A smart person will hear it once and guess ten times.
What you can't do alone, ten will do.
A brave man has ten virtues: one is courage, nine is dexterity.
Out of ten nuns, nine are harlots, and one is out of her mind.
friends - few, one enemy - many (Turkish).
And a thousand rumors are not yet true (Mongolian).
A thousand talents, but no heart (Japanese).
The pacer has a thousand ways, the cunning has a thousand words (Russian).
And a thousand painted lamps cannot replace one real one (Japanese).
And after a thousand barriers, the water still flows into the sea (Chinese).
He who is learned is protected from a thousand troubles (Tatar).
A thousand vanities are of no use to the cause (Turkmen).
It's better to see once than to hear 1000 times (Chinese).
One stupid person will throw a diamond into the sea, but a thousand smart ones will not get it (Georgian).
And a journey to a thousand countries begins with the first step (Mongolian).
If not one is taken, but a thousand, then even the heaviest log will become light (Ethiopian).
One action can be used to judge 1000 others (Vietnamese).

State Budgetary Educational Institution of the Republic of Moldova "Insar General Education Boarding School for

orphans and children left without parental care,

with disabilities"

Mathematics teacher Zobnina N.A.

We often use numbers in life. They can be found on

store windows, hear about them from the media.

Numbers tell us how much a particular product costs or

thing, what age is the child and when is his birthday,

date and time. We learn all this and much more thanks to numbers. But we encounter numbers not only in mathematics lessons, but also in other lessons, for example, reading.

Our ancestors came up with many proverbs and sayings. And a significant place among them is occupied by proverbs and sayings with numbers.

Knowledge of proverbs and sayings makes us wiser and warns us against mistakes. Proverbs always have a conclusion that is useful for everyone to remember. Many people's actions can be interpreted in accordance with proverbs. If a person and proverbs are interconnected, then proverbs play an instructive role in a person’s life. Proverbs and sayings contain the rich experience and wisdom of the people.

The use of numbers in sayings and proverbs reflects the development of digital counting among people since ancient times. Often, proverbs with numbers have a special meaning, since each number previously denoted a certain sacred concept, for example, the unity of God, two opposite principles, the “magic” seven, etc. A variety of numbers can appear in proverbs, but most often the numbers from 0 to 9.

And although, according to scientists, the main word in a proverb is not the numbers that are used in it, numbers act as symbols.

All sayings with numbers are folk wisdom. Numbers among the Russian people mean action, movement. This means that you need to think, move forward, and not sit still. Overcoming laziness is human survival at any time. That is why the wisdom of our ancestors is still contemporary today.

The album “Numbers in Proverbs and Sayings” is intended for use in mathematics lessons and in extracurricular work with students in special schools.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 0.

Zero without a stick.

Zero attention.

Absolute zero, round zero.

Reduce to zero, reduce to zero.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 1.

What is food for one is poison for another.
There is safety in numbers.
One goose will not trample the field.
One spring in your homeland is better than a hundred springs in a foreign land.
One bee will make a little honey.
If you cut down one tree, you plant ten.
You can't clap your hands with one hand.
Only truth lives in the world.
Once doesn't count.
Alone at sea is not a fisherman.
One hand does not knit a knot.
One is plowing, and seven are waving their arms.
One head on his shoulders.
One leg here, the other there.
One wise head is worth a hundred heads.
One bee is better than a swarm of flies.
Better to see once than hear a hundred times.
In one place the stone is overgrown with moss.
One today is better than two tomorrow.
You can't tie a knot with one hand.
One word can lead to a quarrel forever.
The hedgehog has one strength - its spines.
To go alone - and the road is long.
Once you lie, you become a liar forever.
Hands can overcome one, knowledge can overcome a thousand.
A coward dies a hundred times, but a hero only once.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 2.

Two bears will not get along in one den.
If you chase two hares, you won't catch either.
Two of a Kind.
You can't wear two pairs of sandals at once.
There are no two truths.
Sorrow for two is half grief, joy for two is two joys.
Two of a Kind
As two drops of water.
helped.
The lazy man works twice.
Between two fires.
Two words.
Can't put two words together.
Not two, not one and a half.
One head it's good, but two better.
Two inches from the pot.
It's a double-edged sword.
Sit between two chairs.
Miser pays twice.
Kill two birds with one stone.
To devour both cheeks.
Limp on both legs.
Grandma said in two.
Second wind.
Two deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided.
For one beaten, they give two unbeaten.
Choose the lesser of two evils.
An old friend is better than two new ones.
A mind is good, but two are better.
Two are plowing, and seven are waving their arms.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 3.

The price for a braggart is three kopecks.
Don't recognize a friend in three days - recognize him in three years.
It takes three years to learn hard work, and only three days to learn laziness.
Get lost in three pines.
From third mouth, from third hands.
Three inches from the pot.
With three boxes.
The third day. Day before yesterday.
They've been waiting for the promised thing for three years.
Cry in three streams.
If 3 cooks are huddled around one stove, dinner burns.
So beautiful that if she looks out the window, the horse will bolt; comes out into the yard - the dogs bark for 3 days.
Three hairs are laid in 6 rows.
Three hairs - and all thick.
Three many and three three destroy a person: talk a lot and know little; spend a lot and have little; much to imagine and little to cost.
I ground it for three days and ate it in one and a half days.
Misfortune drives a troika, but happiness walks.
One son is not a son, two sons are half a son, three sons are a son.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 4.

Without four corners, a hut cannot be cut.
The horse has four legs, and even then it stumbles. Four stakes are driven in, and the sky is covered. Four floors, and the sides are bare.

The four countries of the world on the four seas are laid down.

Four corners of the house for construction, four seasons for completion.

Like two and two are four.

I have four young fathers, the fifth is a priest.

Shumi, village: four courtyards, two gates, one chimney.

On all four sides.
Live within four walls.
No matter how you throw the cat, it has four paws onlandwill get up.
The village is large: 4 courtyards, 8 streets.
There are 4 corners in the house, and 40 things to do. Four hard millstones of goodthey won’t grind flour.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 5.

Like the back of my hand.
What a soul is at 5 years old is what it is like at a hundred years old.
Five fingers are brothers, but they are all different.
Smart and cunning - he wiped the noses of five.You need it like a dog needs a fifth leg.

You need a fifth wheel like a cart.

A nickel can't buy friendship.

Smart and cunning - he wiped the noses of five.

A cat with its paw, a bear with its fingers.

One is stupid, but the five smart ones quarrel.

There are five fingers on the hand, but which one cannot bite

- everything hurts.

One hive is a beehive, and five are an apiary.
Five wolves are not as scary as a smarmy villain.

A mad dog can't even walk five kilometers.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 6.

Three hairs are arranged in six rows.
Five sons are growing up, and they dream of a sixth.
He has 6 tricks and five deceptions.
They lost the bast shoes, searched around the yards: there were 5, but now there are 6.

Five times they forgive, but the sixth time they beat you.

He who has six children has wealth in six places.

When six women go to mourn, each one cries for her own thing.

He who gives receives 5 much; whoever takes it, even 6 is not enough.

The six of us will go - we will go far.

It is better to forgive six guilty people than to execute one innocent person.

You can't be a genius.

To a traitor - six blows with sticks.

He had 6, now he has 7 left.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 7.

Seven do not wait for one.
Seven troubles - one answer.
Seven deaths cannot happen, but one cannot be avoided.
Seven on the benches.
Seven miles to heaven and all through forest.
Seven nannies have a child without an eye.
We ate seven times, but did not sit at the table.
Seven gates and all into the garden.
Seven feet under the keel.
One sheep has seven shepherds.
Onion - from seven ailments.
One with a bipod, and seven with a spoon.
Seventh water on jelly.
Seven troubles - one answer.
Seven spans in the forehead.
Seven Fridays a week.
Measure seven times - cut once.
A secret sealed with seven seals.
For a mad dog, seven miles is not a circle.
Bow to Makar, and Makar to seven sides.
Seven sweats dropped.
And you, seventh, stand at the gate.
To sip jelly seven miles away.
The fox will guide seven wolves.
Someone who is separated from a friend cries for 7 years, someone who is separated from their homeland cries for the rest of their life.
I don’t fight myself, but I’m not afraid of seven.
Think twice, say once.
Check seven times before you doubt a person.
A good daughter of seven sons is worth it.
They were looking for a mosquito 7 miles away, but it was on the nose.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 8.

Spring and autumn – there are eight weather conditions per day.

There are two friends, and eight enemies.

Don’t slaughter eight sheep – slaughter one, but a well-fed one.

Liked – eight, desired – one.
For next autumn, in about eight years.

Eight hryvnia is not enough to reach a ruble.

Spring and autumn - there are eight weather conditions per day.

Don't say "eight" without counting.

Everyone is seven, the owner is eight, the hostess is nine, which divides evenly.

Autumn - eight changes.

The eighth wonder of the world.

Proverbs and sayings with the number 9.

Nine mice pulled the lid off the tub together

pulled off.

A bull costs ninety rubles, an arrogant man and

It's not worth nine cents.

Seven years is a disaster, nine years is a misfortune.

If you want to live for 9 days, stock up on food for 10.

Nine people is the same as ten.

The ninth wave.

Proverbs and sayings with other numbers

It is better to acquit ten guilty people than to convict one innocent person.

Not a timid one.

The eleventh commandment is don't get caught.

Eleven for the sake of odd.

Don't have a hundred rubles, but have a hundred friends.

Argue as you wish, but one hundred rubles is money.

There are no hundred rubles, but a ruble is not money

There are a hundred rubles, and the truth is yours.

A true friend is better than a hundred servants.

Better to see once than hear a hundred times.

There are a thousand friends, but only one friend.

A thousand vanities are of no use to the cause.

The rich have a thousand worries, but the poor have one worry.