süd kesgen barmaqdan qan çıqmaz

/syd kesɡen barmaqdan qan tʃɯqmaz/

Literal translation

no blood comes from a finger the court has cut

Intended meaning

A lawful judgment must be submitted to without complaint, however it falls out.
  • Südçüle tüz adamladıla, ala işni bir janına awdururla, ol zamanda, süd kesgen barmaqdan qan çıqmaz deydi, siz da zakon, süd biçgen zatda tohtarğa kereksiz, – dedi Taşdar."The judges are fair people, they will settle the case one way or the other, and then, as the saying goes, no blood comes from a finger the court has cut — so you too must abide by what the law and the court decree," said Tashdar.

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