The fall sayings they are mainly dedicated to the climate and the decrease in temperatures. It is an especially favorable time for harvesting fruits and spices, being prior to preparing goods for the winter.
They are sayings with a romantic air due to the fall of the leaves and their transition of colors, going to yellow and orange tones. It is the rainy season, wine and must, pumpkins or shortening the hours of sunshine. For these and many more reasons, autumn is a very attractive element in the rich Castilian proverb. You may also be interested in these January sayings.
-Colorful pumpkins, picked in autumn.
-Autumn present, winter across the street.
-In autumn, bread from yesterday, wine from yesteryear and broth daily.
-By December the earth falls asleep.
-The water that runs in autumn is what makes you feel poor.
-In December, the shepherd and the peasant neglect the sheep and stoke the fire.
-In November the cold returns.
-In autumn and winter, let the sick man tremble.
-San Andrés, water or snow has to bring.
-Neither in winter vineyard, nor in autumn sower, nor with snow are you a cowboy, nor are you ruinous sir.
-September is the worst month the year has.
-In November, do the killing and fill the tummy.
-By Saint Matthew, I see as much as I do not see.
-Summer marching, autumn coming, always raining, chestnuts falling.
-In November, the patient who does not cling falls with the vine leaf.
-For San Martín, fire to the chestnut and hand to the barrel.
-In November, like the first, second and third, he does most of the month.
-In cold winter, in spring flowers, and in autumn the leaves fall from the trees.
-If after a dry autumn it rains in Santa Bibiana, it rains forty days and a week.
-We know of autumn when the leaf reaches the bow.
-For San Andrés, kill your beef, fat or skinny or whatever.
-Chestnut, the first; and the nut, the last.
-Safe fall, San Francisco procures her.
-For San Andrés, the must came is.
-August, with the first waters fall enters.
-By All Saints at the latest the wheat you have to sow.
-Passing November, who did not sow that does not sow.
-November mists, bring the south in the womb.
-When November ends, winter begins.
-The flowers of spring are the fruits of autumn.
-Foggy mornings, sunny afternoons; in autumn that little heat.
-Summer that lasts, autumn ensures.
-Thirty days brings November, like April, June, September, less febrerillo "el mocho" who only has twenty-eight.
-Autumn sickness, or long or deadly.
-The autumn garden supports its owner.
-Through San Andrés all day night is.
-When the thrush sings, it was autumn.
-Spring whore, autumn bawd, and winter blessed.
-For San Martín, snow on the road.
-Incoming autumn, tight belly.
-After Santa Andrea, take the pig by the sea; If you can't take it, until Christmas let it be.
-Lots of water in the fall, little wheat and less barley.
-Lots of flowers in spring, good autumn awaits us.
-For San Augusto, the farmer passes the scare.
-In December, the canes are frozen and the chestnuts are roasted.
-For the rain to come, Santa Bibiana and San Andrés.
-After dry summers, early autumns.
-November rainy and December snowy.
-Autumn is the silence before winter.
-By San Lucas, grapes taste good.
-Sow in November and fallow in December.
-Autumn and winter, bad seasons for the old.
-Bad autumn, better late than early.
-If you don't sow in spring, you won't harvest in fall.
-Chestnuts, walnuts and wine, are the joy of San Martín.
-Autumn birds, fat as thrushes.
-If it freezes in Santa Lucia, in spring there will be good morning.
-There is no brave December that does not tremble.
-When you finish harvesting in September, start sowing immediately in October.
-After dry summers, early autumns.
-The shaking of San Andrés, a lot of olives drop.
-The weather in October, crazy, spills a little of everything.
-Incoming autumn, abundant grapes.
-In early December frosts, and crumbs for lunch.
-In October, the fire does not bother.
-True autumn, for San Miguel the first rain.
-Better a moment in April than a whole month in autumn.
-For San Simón put the stopper and in San Martín taste the wine.
-Temporal for Saint Michael, God keep you from him.
-Cooked chestnuts, in autumn and winter: good nutrition.
-In autumn, the hand to the bow.
-December is an old man who wrinkles his skin.
-Gofio and grapes stretch wrinkles.
-For All Saints, green fields and white mountains.
-The beating of San Miguel, God beware of him.
-San Mateo arrived, sow the fool and the sane.
-From San Martín onwards, there is no longer a devil to endure.
-By December the thunder announces a good year.
-The fever that comes in the fall is either too long or it kills us.
-October is a month of stories, which leaves bad memories.
-In November, firewood and sleep.
-For San Andrés, the snow on the feet.
-For San Martino, the poor kill his pig.
-The true autumn, by San Miguel the first downpour.
-October water, the best fruits rots.
-For the Saints, snow on the edges.
-From the twentieth of November onwards, the cold is already constant.
-For Santa Catalina, the snow in the kitchen.
-Autumn all saved, in your house or in that of your relative.
-For San Miguel, figs are honey.
-For Santa Teresa, water in the dams
-In December fog, rain or sunshine awaits.
-So that the autumn is good, for San Bartolomé the first waters.
-November is summer the door of cold.
-November, the month of sweet potatoes, chestnuts, acorns and walnuts.
-In Todos los Santos the chestnut is the best snack. For Saint Eugene, put the chestnuts on the fire.
-When you put the chestnuts in the oven, it is that autumn has arrived.
-If you want good sowing, for San Mateo the first water.
-During November the wolf runs and the summer.
-In October, take the oxen and cover.
-From All Saints to Christmas, either rain or freeze.
-In the first water of October, the grain you will throw and cover.
-Rainy autumn, copious year.
-Hot autumn carries the devil in the belly.
-In autumn caresses, it starts in the face and ends in the pussy.
-October winemaker, father of good January.
-Serene fall, windy winter.
-September, either dries up the fountains or takes away the bridges.
-October throws bread and covers.
-On San Martino's day, all must is good wine.
-For Santa Catalina kill the pig, for San Andrés, kill your beef; and if you don't have to kill, kill your wife.
-For the Virgin of August, they paint the grapes, and for Saint Jude, they are already ripe.
-Arriving in San Andrés, autumn is no longer.
-In October goats make udders.
-By All Saints, the white fields.
-In Todos los Santos, the snow falls on the edges.
-Those who did not sow in October are covered with mourning.
-There is no spring without flowers, nor summer without heat, nor autumn without bunches, nor winters without snow or cold.
-For Santa Catalina, cabbage is chicken.
-Summer is so bad for children, as autumn is for the old man.
-For Saint Simon and Judas, the grapes taste richer.
-Autumn fever, or very long or deadly.
-Who digs in November, time loses.
-For All Saints, the wheat sown and all the fruits at home locked up.
-Dry spring, rainy summer and disastrous fall.
-Garlic, why didn't you grow? Because in San Martín you did not sow me.
-September, October and November, find who governs you.
-From a hot summer comes an autumn that often brings thunder
-By all Saints, ice on high; for San Andrés, ice on my feet.
-The good autumn, the first waters for San Bartolo.
-For San Miguel, great heat, it will be of great value.
-Before November, your fruitless vine is.
-Through the streets of Levante, the deluge and the flood, make their appearance in autumn.
-In November, whoever has to sow.
-November thundered, bad for the shepherd and worse for the cattle.
-Flowers in the fall, hunger in the new year.
-Violets in spring, good autumn awaits us.
-In December a mild day, it is that it comes blown.
-For the blind Saint Lucia, if you sowed you would not take.
-September fruitful, happy and partying.
-Early water, good autumn.
-For Saint Lucia, shorten the night and lengthen the day.
-If you hear thunder in November, the next harvest will be good.
-October, all evil discovers
-Hot November, icy May.
-For Santa Catalina, the snow is coming.
-In October water from ten to twenty, for everyone convenient.
-When you see dark at six o'clock, autumn is sure.
-When you see the hedgehog eating strawberry trees, autumn is in.
-For San Miguel first the walnut, the chestnut later.
-March brings the leaves and November strips them.
-If October thunders, it gives winds with little maintenance.
-How beautiful, beautiful is autumn.
-For San Andrés, three little lambs.
-Whatever the first three days of August, it will be autumn time.
-The vintner's wife, good autumn and bad winter.
-If you see it raining in September, autumn is sure.
-From All Saints to Christmas, winter really is.
-November, if the flowers give, take the saffron.
-For San Andrés, nevaditas three.
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