tartma tüerge

/tartma tyerɡe/

Literal translation

to pound the cord

Intended meaning

To treat a stomach ache by the folk method of tying a cord into many knots and rubbing the sufferer's belly with it, in the belief that this heals them.
  • Qarın awruwlağa tartma tüedi, Tuzlu suwnu içirirge süedi. Erttegili «hakim».For belly ailments he pounds the cord, and wants to make you drink salt water. The old-time "healer".

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