The language of the Orkhon Inscriptions should be counted as “official language” in terms of the fact that the narrators are the highest level statesmen and as for the vocabulary of the concepts it expresses. This aspect of the language is very evident both in word size and in the use of formulaic words. When examined, this is the main reason why we encounter words that the head of a state can use rather than words about daily life, lifestyles and even values of people in these texts. For example, in these narratives, confusion and applause that the public used a lot of did not take place at all. In addition, the abundant use of compound verbs and idioms is an indicator of this situation. One of the differences in word size is the existence of the verb it-, which is unique to that period and to Bilge Kagan. This verb means to establish state, bodun, lawful order, to protect the state and the nation, to keep them alive and to make legal arrangements that will ensure their progress. This verb is used eleven times in Bilge Kagan narratives (10 times in Kol Tigin) and only once in Tonyukuk texts with this meaning. In this study, it is aimed to examine this verb and the words derived from it, which also exists apart from the auxiliary verb t-.