haram-halal dep

/xaram-xalal dep/

Literal translation

saying 'forbidden or permitted'

Intended meaning

To come to an open confrontation over who is in the right and who is in the wrong, ending in words and a quarrel.
  • Harun ajım etib da küedi: haram-halal dep süelse, ol Rahaynı tıyarğa bolluq edi.Harun burns with regret as well: had he stood up and had it out over right and wrong, he could have stopped Rahay.
  • Abusalam atasına aylanıp, birinçi kere juwap etdi. Ata bla bala haram-halalğa jetişdile.Abusalam turned to his father and answered back for the first time. Father and son had it out over right and wrong.

Variants

  • haram-halal dep süelirge
  • haramğa-halalğa jetişirge

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