Eredeti szöveg - Török - abbas yolcu

Isolated?

CC: cheesecake

This is a song and book named "abbas yolcu" and it has a idiomatic meaning in Turkish so I guess it can be translated but a tough one.

It's something like "the one who is going to set off on a journey"

Really?

Is it something like: "Imminent traveler"?

I M SORRY

Hum not really Abbas is a men's name and here it says "Abbas is a passenger". ( So it's a real journey) This is actually used mostly in colloquial language and I think it can be translated like that. And the translator might indicate the speciality of the idiom if the s/he wishes.
As Abbas is a name, maybe you can abbreviate it but because it is a special word combination, I'm not sure if you should

If "Abbas" is a name and "yolcu" means passenger, I think this is out of frame

CC: 44hazal44 handyy

Yes, 'Abbas' is a name and 'yolcu' is 'passenger' but it's an idiom in Turkish. For example, when someone is leaving he could say 'abbas yolcu' to mean ''I'm leaving''.

OK, I'll release it, then. Thanks to everyone.