agyzn1mouthýolbarsyň agzylion's mouthMaýanyň maňa sögüşeni agza alar ýaly däl.When Maya offended me, [what she said] was unrepeatable.Işanmyrat "merjen däneler" bäsleşdiginde birinji ýer alyp, bütin obaň agzynda boldy.When Ishanmyrat won first place amongst the best students it was on the lips of the whole village.2entrance; drivewayköşgüň agzypalace drivewayagzy bimazacomp.to be pregnantagzy boşcomp.1empty words, meaningless prattle2empty words, nonsenseBaharyň aýdanyna seretme, onuň agzy boş.Don't listen to her, she's talking nonsense.agzy hapacomp.someone who uses bad languageagzy ýelli adamcomp.a teller of tall talesagzyna berkcomp.good at keeping secretsagzyna pugtacomp.good at keeping secretsagzyna suw alan ýalycomp.being silent when one should speakagzyndan süýt ysy gitmedikcomp.to be green, inexperienced, wet behind the earsagzynyň diýenini gulagy eşitmezlikcomp.to speak nonsenseagzynyň eýesi dälcomp.a gossip, unable to keep secrets, a blabbermouth, a tattle taleagzyňy açaýmacomp.Keep quiet!agyz birikdirmekph. v.v causto make an alliance, to uniteEkologiýa barada Parlamentdäki partiýalara agyz birikdirmek başartmady.Parliament was not able to unite the parties over ecological issues.agyz ýarmakph. v.to reveal, cough upÇeker meň syrymy hemmeleriň ýanynda agyz ýardi.Cheker revealed my secret to everyone.agyzdan agza geçmekph. v.to pass from mouth to mouthBu habar agyzdan agza geçdi.This news arrived by word of mouth.agza aňkarmakph. v.to gapeagza düşmekph. v.to be gossiped aboutOl iliň agzyna düşdi.She became the object of gossip.agza garamakph. v.to stareEdara diňe başlygyň agzyna garaýar.The office staff only listen to the boss.agza öýkünmekph. v.to impersonate, imitateagzy aşa ýetmekph. v.to begin a better life, to rise out of povertyKakam biznes işine başlansoň, biziň agzymyz aşa ýetdi.After my father began his business, our life improved.agzyndan gaçyrmakph. v.to let an insult or secret slip outagzyny ysgamakph. v.to find out what someone thinks indirectlyagzyň tagam tapmakph. v.to begin to live well, to get used to something, to like something, to long for somethingagzyňy deňemekph. v.to descend to someone's levelSen bu serhoş bilen agzyňy deňeme.Do not let your speech go down to the level of this drunkard.

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