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Lebdeğmez (Lip-Not-Touched) Tradition

Lebdeğmez (Lip-Not-Touched) Tradition

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April 6, 2026

Have you ever tried speaking without letting your lips touch each other or biting your lower lip? Have you ever wondered how you would say words like “Baba” or “Meyve,” which contain the letters “B” or “M,” without moving your lips at all? Isn’t that quite difficult? For centuries, our folk poets in Anatolia and neighboring regions have mastered this challenge. The tradition of poets competing by reciting poetry to each other without using the labial consonants "b, p, m, v, f" is known as lebdeğ

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