The significance of a person or thing lies in their character, not their name.
Nazwy nie są ważne; charakter jest.
| Proverb | What's in a name? |
|---|---|
| Definition | Names are not important; character is. |
| Note | This proverb is from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. |
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