- all returns to dust; the fruit of the tree falls to the rootsproverb
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- all returns to dust; the fruit of the tree falls to the roots
This phrase expresses the idea that everything ultimately returns to its origin or source, often conveying a philosophical message about the cycle of life and nature.
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このみ木の実がおちる落ちるthe fruit fallsこのみ木の実のきせつ季節season of fruitこのみ木の実をたべる食べるto eat the fruitsこのみ木の実をひろう拾うto pick up the fruitsこのみ木の実のあま甘さsweetness of the fruitこのみ木の実がじゅくす熟すthe fruit ripensこのみ木の実をそだてる育てるto grow the fruitsこのみ木の実のしゅうかく収穫harvest of the fruitsこのみ木の実がおちる落ちるおと音sound of the fruit fallingこのみ木の実のえいよう栄養nutrients of the fruit
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