bir tabın bolurğa

/bir tabɯn bolurʁa/

Literal translation

to become one flock

Intended meaning

To join with others in a single group sharing one purpose and acting on one common decision.
  • Mırzabek – çanka, elde birinçi onowçu, Dügerbiy a – qara özden, bay tükençi, şaharda köple da tanışı bolğan, belgili adam. Bıllayla ua bir tabın bolğandıla. İbrahim kibik jarlı, jalçı, qara halq da – bir başha tabın bolğandıla.Myrzabek was a nobleman, the foremost leader in the village; and Dyugerbiy was a black ozden, a rich shopkeeper, a well-known man with many acquaintances in the town too. Men like these formed one camp. The poor like Ibrahim, the hired hands, the common people — they formed another camp.

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