ayıb et

/ajɯb et/

Literal translation

make [it my] fault

Intended meaning

Said to stake one's word on a claim: if what the speaker says turns out not to be so, the hearer may hold the speaker at fault.
  • How tamamdı, it talağanlay etgense, ayıb et, endi ol seni bahçaŋa janlasa, – dedi başhası."Yes, that's enough, you've handled him as if a dog had savaged him — blame me if he comes near your garden now," said the other.

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