čer 4, čirk 5, čiriš 'flour paste'

1 bodily heaviness, constipation (euphem.) 2 rotten, foul 3 to rot 4 illness 5 dirt 6 to be sick, ill 7 rot 8 glue 9 anguish, sorrow

Proto-Turkic: *čẹr
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *č`ĭre
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: 1 запор (эвфем.) 2 гнилой, сгнивший 3 гнить 4 болезнь 5 грязь 6 болеть, хворать 7 труха, гниль 8 клей 9 тоска, скорбь
Turkic: *čẹr
Mongolian: *čer
Tungus-Manchu: *čiri-
Korean: *čiri-
Comments: VEWT 105, EDT 427, 430, TMN 1077, Егоров 211-212, 326, Федотов 2,111-112, 420. As Doerfer notes, Turkic forms of the type čirkin 'dirty, nasty, ugly' (Chag., Tur., Gag., Tat., Uzb.) are rather borrowed from Persian čirkin (which itself is derived from čirk, borrowed < Turkic).
Karakhanid: čer 1 (MK), čer-le-n- 'to be constipated; to suppurate (of eyes)' (MK)
Turkish: čer 4, čirk 5, čiriš 'flour paste'
Tatar: čir 4, čirlä- 4, čere- 3, čerek 7
Middle Turkic: čir 'tumeur, clou', čire- 'se dégoú̀ter'
Uzbek: čiri- 3, čirik 2, čirk 'snuff; hardened wheel ointment'
Uighur: čiri- 3, čirik 2
Azerbaidzhan: čär 'horse's heart attack', čärlä- 6, čirk 5
Turkmen: čirk '(dirty) spot; insult', čerrik 'illness (of cattle)'
Oyrat: čiri- 3, čirik 2
Chuvash: čir, dial. čẹr 4, śǝr- 3, 6, śǝrǝk 2
Kirghiz: čer 9, 'hard tumour', čerle- 'to be anguished', čiri- 3, čirik 2, čirenč 8
Kazakh: šer 4, 9, širi- 3, širik 2
Noghai: šer 4, širi- 3, širik 2
Bashkir: sir 4, sere- 3, serek 2
Balkar: čiri- 3, čirik 2
Gagauz: čiriš 8
Karaim: ciri-, čiri- 3, cirik, čirik 2, čɨrɨš 8
Karakalpak: šer 9, šir- 3, širik 2, širiš 'slime'
Kumyk: čer 4, 9, čiri- 3, čirik 2, čirkew 'maggots in rotten food'