gev-

to chew

Proto-Turkic: *gēb-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *kēpu
Nostratic: Nostratic
Russian meaning: жевать
Turkic: *gēb-
Mongolian: *kebi-
Tungus-Manchu: *keb-
Japanese: *kùp-
Comments: VEWT 244, EDT 687, ЭСТЯ 3, 5-7.
Karakhanid: kev- (MK)
Turkish: gev-
Tatar: küšä-
Middle Turkic: keviš 'cud' (MA, Pav. C.)
Uzbek: kawša-
Uighur: köjši-
Azerbaidzhan: göjüš 'cud'
Turkmen: gǟvü-š 'cud'
Khakassian: kipse-n-
Shor: kepže-n-
Oyrat: kepše-
Halaj: kǟviš 'cud'
Chuvash: kavle-
Yakut: kebī-
Tuva: kegže-n-
Tofalar: kegže-
Kirghiz: küj-š-ö-
Kazakh: küjis 'cud'
Noghai: küjze-
Bashkir: köjöš 'cud'
Gagauz: gevše-
Karaim: kövše-n-
Karakalpak: güjse-
Salar: küšä-
Kumyk: güjše-