jüz

hundred

Proto-Turkic: *jǖŕ
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *ǯ[i̯ō]ŕo
Russian meaning: сто
Turkic: *jǖŕ
Tungus-Manchu: *ǯir-
Korean: *jǝ́rh
Japanese: *dǝ̀rǝ̀-
Comments: EDT 983, VEWT 213, ЭСТЯ 4, 260 (Turkm. jüz), Лексика 574, Stachowski 117.
Old Turkic: jüz (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: jüz (MK)
Turkish: jüz
Tatar: jöz
Middle Turkic: jüz (MA, AH)
Uzbek: juz
Uighur: juz
Sary-Yughur: juz, jöz
Azerbaidzhan: jüz
Turkmen: jǖz
Khakassian: čüs
Shor: čüs
Oyrat: jüs, d́üs
Halaj: jǖz
Chuvash: śǝʷr
Yakut: sǖs
Dolgan: hǖs
Tuva: čüs
Tofalar: čüs
Kirghiz: ǯüz
Kazakh: žüz
Noghai: jüz
Bashkir: jöδ
Balkar: ǯüz, züz
Gagauz: üz
Karaim: jüz, juź, jiz, iz
Karakalpak: žüz
Salar: jüz
Kumyk: jüz, juz