qulağı-başı şoş
/qulaʁɯ-baʃɯ ʃoʃ/
This expression has 2 meanings.
Idiom
Literal translation
whose ear and head are quiet
Intended meaning
To live in peace and comfort, with nothing to worry about.
- Qaynaydı Nayıphan, qulağı-başı şoş, oh dep jaşaydı, bir kün kiygenin bir kün kiymeydi, kesin sımarlab jürüydü.Nayiphan is thriving — ear and head at peace, living in contentment, never wearing one day what they wore the day before, keeping themselves smartly turned out.
Idiom
Literal translation
whose ear and head are quiet
Intended meaning
Calm and gentle in disposition, giving nobody any trouble.
Variants
- qulağı-başı şoş jaşarğa
Sources
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- Akbaev 2007 · Phraseology of the Karachay-Balkar Language
- Zharashueva 2017 · Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary