ot 'flame, fire' (arch.)

fire

Comments: VEWT 366, EDT 34, ЭСТЯ 1, 483-484, Лексика 356, 361, Федотов 1, 133, Stachowski 245. OT ot-čuq was borrowed in MMong. as očaq 'hearth' (see Щербак 1997, 196).
Russian meaning: огонь
Old Turkic: ot (Orkh., OUygh.)
Karakhanid: ot (MK)
Turkish: ot 'flame, fire' (arch.)
Tatar: ut
Middle Turkic: ot (Pav. C., Abush., MA)
Uzbek: ụt
Uighur: ot
Sary-Yughur: ot
Azerbaidzhan: od
Turkmen: ōt
Khakassian: ot
Oyrat: ot
Halaj: hụ̄t
Chuvash: vot
Yakut: uot
Dolgan: uot
Tuva: ot
Tofalar: ot
Kirghiz: ot
Kazakh: ot
Noghai: ot
Bashkir: ut
Balkar: ot
Karakalpak: ot
Salar: oht