koš- 2

1 pair, couple, one of a couple 2 to join, unite

Proto-Turkic: *Koĺ
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *k`ŏ́ĺba
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: 1 пара, один из пары 2 соединять(ся)
Turkic: *Koĺ
Mongolian: *kolbu-
Tungus-Manchu: *xulbü-
Korean: *kā̆rb-
Japanese: *kásá
Comments: VEWT 283; EDT 670, Лексика 611, Федотов 2, 375, ЭСТЯ 6, 90-94, Stachowski 150. Turk. > MMong. (HY) qoši, WMong. qos, Kalm. xoš 'pair' (KW 189, TMN 3, 364, Clark 1980, 41, 42, Щербак 1997, 142).
Old Turkic: qoš- 2 (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: qoš 1, qoš- 2 (MK)
Turkish: koš- 2
Tatar: quš 1, quš- 2
Middle Turkic: qoš 1, qoš- 2 (AH, Pav. C.)
Uzbek: qọš 1, qọš- 2
Uighur: qoš 1, qoš- 2
Sary-Yughur: qos 1
Azerbaidzhan: Goš- 2
Turkmen: Goš 'a couple of oxen', Goš- 'to add'
Khakassian: xos 1, xos- 2
Oyrat: qoš- 2
Chuvash: xoš- 2
Yakut: xos 'double; again', xohuj- 2, xohōn 'poem'
Dolgan: kohōn 'poem'
Tuva: qoš- 2
Tofalar: qo'š- 2
Kirghiz: qoš 1, qoš- 2
Kazakh: qos 1, qos- 2
Noghai: qos 1, qos- 2
Bashkir: qɨwɨš 1, quš- 2
Balkar: qoš- 2
Gagauz: qoš- 2
Karaim: qoš 1, qoš- 2
Karakalpak: qos 1, qos- 2
Salar: qoš 1, qoš- 2
Kumyk: qoš- 2