Most popular Completing story with Bangla Meaning
The foolish crow and the sly fox with Bangla meaning
One day a
crow stole a piece of meat. It flew away and sat on the branch of a tree.
Suddenly a fox was going under that tree and saw the piece of meat in the beak
of the crow.
The fox desired to eat the piece of meat. But
how could it ask the crow to give it? The fox hit upon a plan to fulfill its
evil motives. It began to flatter the crow. It said, “oh, my dear friend, how
beautiful you are! Your feathers are so fine. Your voice must be very sweet.
Please sing a song.” The flattering words of the fox pleased the crow very much
and it became overwhelmed with joy. Again the fox began to say that the crow
was dumb and so it could not sing. At this, the crow became a bit angry and in
order to prove his remark false, the crow started singing Ka Ka Ka. AS soon as
the crow opened its mouth, the piece of meat fell down from its mouth and the
sly fox picked it up in its mouth and went away quickly. So, never trust a
flatterer.
[The foolish crow and the sly fox with Bangla meaning]
An Honest Woodcutter with Bangla meaning
Once there
lived a woodcutter in a village. One day he was cutting wood near a river.
Suddenly his axe fell into the river. The river was very deep. The woodcutter
did not know how to swim and dive. Sitting there sadly, he was weeping for his
axe. A beautiful fairy appeared there.
The fairy wanted to know why he was weeping. The
woodcutter told her everything. Hearing the whole incident, the fairy felt pity
for him. She at once dived into the river and came back with an axe made of
gold. She showed the axe and asked the woodcutter if it was his axe. The
woodcutter politely replied in the negative. The fairy again dived into the
river and came back with a silver one. This time also the woodcutter refused to
take it since it was not his axe. His axe was made of iron. So the fairy dived
for the third time and came back with the real axe. The woodcutter was
delighted to get back his axe. The fairy was surprised at the honesty of the
woodcutter. The woodcutter expressed his hearty gratitude to the fairy. When
the woodcutter was about to leave the place, the fairy gave him the other two
axes as a reward for his honesty. Honesty never goes unrewarded.
[An Honest Woodcutter with Bangla meaning]
Dividing the Bread with Bangla meaning
Once two
rats found a piece of bread. They could not agree to divide it between them
because each of them wanted to get a larger share of it. At last, they went to
a monkey and requested him to divide the bread between them equally.
They hoped that the monkey would show justice to
them. But the monkey was very clever. He took the bread and said that it was
not an easy task. It would cost them a lot. He then brought a pair of scales.
Then he cut the bread into two pieces and put them on the scales. As one piece
was heavier than the other, the monkey took a bit from the heavier one and put
it back on the scales. This time the piece became heavier. So he ate another
small portion of the larger one. He did the same thing again and again. At
last, there remained only a very small piece of bread. “Stop! Stop!” shouted the
rats. “We will divide it ourselves. Give us this little piece.” The monkey
became angry. “This is my piece.” He shouted. “Haven’t I done a lot for you?”
Then he ate that very small piece too. The two rats saw it but could not say
anything. They heaved a sigh and went away with heavy hearts.
[Dividing the Bread with Bangla meaning]
A Thirsty Crow with Bangla meaning
Or Where there is a will, there is a
way
Once on a
summer day, a crow became very thirsty. It went here and there in search of
water but in vain. The crow was about to die but it did not lose hope. At last, it saw a jar at a little distance and flew to it.
But the
water was at the bottom of the jar and beyond the reach of the crow. The crow tried again and again but could not
drink water at all. The crow became very sad and hopeless. It was in a fix what
to do. Suddenly it saw some pieces of stones beside the jar. The crow hit upon
a plan. It picked up the pieces of stones and dropped them one by one into the
jar.
The water in the jar then rose up to its neck.
The crow drank water to its heart’s content and flew away with a joyful mind.
Had the crow stopped finding ways to drink water, it would not be possible for
it to drink water. So we should always remember the proverb- “Where there is a
will, there is a way.”
[A Thirsty Crow with Bangla meaning]
Two Friends and a Bear with Bangla meaning
Or A Friend in Need is a Friend
Indeed
There were
two friends in a village. They were very good friends. They promised that they
would never leave each other even at a time of danger. One day they were
walking through a forest.
Suddenly, a bear appeared before them. Both the
friends got afraid of the bear. One of them, however, knew how to climb a tree.
Without making any delay he climbed up a big tree leaving his friend in danger.
Finding no alternative the other friend lay down on the ground like a dead
body, for he knew that a bear does not eat a dead man. Soon the bear came close
to him and smelt his ears, nose, face, and the whole body. Thinking the man to
be dead, the bear went away. His friend saw everything from the tree. He came
down from the tree and asked his friend, what the bear whispered into his ears.
His friend replied that the bear told me not to believe a friend who leaves his
friend in danger.
[Two Friends and a Bear with Bangla meaning]
