dür-

to fold, roll together

Proto-Turkic: *dǖr-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *tūri
Russian meaning: скручивать, засучивать
Turkic: *dǖr-
Mongolian: *dörseji-
Japanese: *tùtùm-
Comments: VEWT 506, EDT 530-531, ЭСТЯ 3, 319-320. Turk. > Hung. tűr- 'to tuck', see Gombocz 1912.
Old Turkic: tür- (OUygh.)
Karakhanid: tür- (MK)
Turkish: dür-
Tatar: tör-
Middle Turkic: tür- (MA, Pav. C.)
Uzbek: turmak-la-
Uighur: tü(r)-
Azerbaidzhan: dürmäk 'бутерброд в виде трубочки'
Turkmen: düjr-
Khakassian: tür-
Shor: türgek 'клубок'
Oyrat: tür-
Yakut: tǖr-
Tuva: dür-
Tofalar: dür-
Kirghiz: tür-
Kazakh: tür-
Noghai: tür-
Bashkir: tör-
Gagauz: dür-
Karakalpak: tür-
Salar: tür-