Reference USED Frequently BY Usually by older people (age 25+)
(the ağa Mehmet with the yellow boots) • Used for someone who is unknown where he/she lives or where he/she is from. Mehmet is a Turkish name and ağa is an old title that can be translated to landlord/landholder or someone who owns land and/or money.
"İsim yok, bu ne? Sarı çizmeli Mehmet ağa."
"He doesn't have a name, what is this/ what in the world? Is he The ağa Mehmet with the yellow boots?"
Submitted October 2020 by systern
