kojɨn

armpit, bosom

Proto-Turkic: *Kōjn
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *k`òbàni
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: подмышка, пазуха
Turkic: *Kōjn
Mongolian: *koŋ-
Tungus-Manchu: *xobanī
Japanese: *kàpìná
Comments: VEWT 280, EDT 631, Лексика 243-244, ЭСТЯ 6, 26-27, Stachowski 152.
Old Turkic: qojɨn (Yen., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: qoj (MK)
Turkish: kojɨn
Tatar: qujɨn
Middle Turkic: qojɨn (AH)
Uzbek: qọjɨn
Uighur: qojɨn
Sary-Yughur: qoin
Azerbaidzhan: Gojun
Turkmen: Gojun
Khakassian: xojɨn
Shor: qojɨn
Oyrat: qojɨn
Halaj: qōn
Chuvash: xǝʷv, xü, dial. xüm
Yakut: xōj (xońń-)
Dolgan: konnok
Tuva: xoj
Kirghiz: qojɨn
Kazakh: qojɨn
Noghai: qojɨn
Bashkir: qujɨn
Balkar: qojɨn
Gagauz: qojnu
Karaim: qojun, qojɨn
Karakalpak: qojɨn
Kumyk: qojɨn