Common idioms in Diceroll

łuyacoryu nłixrołu'ⵀ ehiłot,ⵀk łuyθo'an θliθo'an hⵀ'aro'ot

line-bad.PL river desire.3SG, but line-good.PL information-POS follow.3SG

Literally: A river desires curves, but truth follows edges.

Meaning: The things that look appealing aren't always right.

Context: Children are taught this proverb from a very young age, which is why the Hlethoanim peoples find it easier to focus.