ejir-

to twist, spin

Proto-Turkic: *egir-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *egVrV
Russian meaning: крутить, прясть
Turkic: *egir-
Mongolian: *eɣere-
Korean: *ǝ̀rɨ̀
Comments: EDT 112, ЭСТЯ 1, 227-231, TMN 2, 192, Федотов 1, 27, Stachowski 122. The Chuv. form reflects a partial merger with *ebir- (v. sub *i̯ằpV).
Karakhanid: egir- (MK)
Turkish: ejir-
Tatar: ir- (dial.)
Middle Turkic: egir- (Pav. C.)
Uzbek: jigir-
Uighur: jiger-, igir-
Azerbaidzhan: äjir-
Turkmen: egir-
Khakassian: īr-
Shor: īr-, egir-
Oyrat: ijir-
Halaj: häjir-
Chuvash: avъr-la-
Yakut: īr-is- 'спутаться о лесках'; ieregej 'humming-top'
Dolgan: ieregej 'drill'
Tuva: ēr-
Kirghiz: ijir-
Kazakh: ijir-
Noghai: ijir-
Balkar: ijir-
Karaim: ijir-
Karakalpak: ijir-
Salar: iɣer-
Kumyk: ijir-