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| A little wind kindleth a great fire, a great one putteth it out. | 1 |
| As the wind blows seek your shelter. | 2 |
| As the wind blows you must set your sail. | 3 |
| Blow the wind ever so fast, it will lower at last. | 4 |
| Every wind does not shake down the nut. Italian. | 5 |
| Every wind is against a leaky ship. Danish. | 6 |
| He that weighs the wind must have a steady hand. | 7 |
| High winds blow on high hills. | 8 |
| If the wind do blow aloft, then of wars we shall hear oft. | 9 |
| If the wind will not serve take to the oars. Latin. | 10 |
| If the wind blows it enters every corner. Arabian. | 11 |
| Ill blows the wind that profits nobody. Shakespeare. | 12 |
| It came wi’ the wind, let it gang wi’ the water. | 13 |
| It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. | 14 |
| It is an ill wind that blows no good to Cornwall. | 15 |
| North wind show de cracks in de house. African American. | 16 |
| One can’t hinder the wind from blowing. French. | 17 |
| The wind does not always blow from the same quarter. German. | 18 |
| The wind is not in your debt though it fill your sail. | 19 |
| The wind that blows out candles kindles the fire. | 20 |
| When the wind serves, all aid. | 21 |
| Wind and fortune are not lasting. Spanish, Portuguese. | 22 |
| Wind in the face makes a man wise. French. | 23 |
| Wind puffs up empty bladders, opinion fools. Socrates. | 24 |
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