koj-

to put, leave, abandon

Proto-Turkic: *Kod-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *k`ŏda ( ~ -u)
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: класть, оставлять, покидать
Turkic: *Kod-
Tungus-Manchu: *xod-
Comments: VEWT 274, EDT 595-596, ЭСТЯ 6, 27-28, Федотов 2, 361. The original meaning (observable in most ancient occurrences, see EDT 595) must have been 'to put aside, leave, abandon'; the meaning 'put' appears somewhat later and is probably due to a merger with *Ko- 'to put' (v. sub *ga), not attested before the XIVth century.
Old Turkic: qod- (Yen., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: qoδ- (MK)
Turkish: koj-
Tatar: quj-
Middle Turkic: qoj- (AH, Pav. C., Abush.)
Uzbek: qọj-
Uighur: qoj-
Sary-Yughur: quz-
Azerbaidzhan: Goj-
Turkmen: Goj-
Oyrat: qoj-
Chuvash: xor-
Kirghiz: qoj-
Kazakh: qoj-
Noghai: qoj-
Bashkir: quj-
Balkar: qoj-
Gagauz: qoj-
Karaim: qoj-
Karakalpak: qoj-
Kumyk: qoj-