Meesht tebikez, meesht tebi kez
Ayhl yegheer soghotzee bes mehg tebi kez, mehg tebi mhez

Don’t be like the axe always striking in one direction

Rather be like the saw that goes back and forth

The implication is that the axe (that always strikes in one direction) represents an egotistical person always endeavoring to bring everything to center about him. The saw (which goes back and forth) is compared to a balanced person who will share as much as he takes for himself (one for you and one for me).

The man’s suit said keep me in the closet and I shall keep you (well groomed) among men.