göč- 1, göč 2

1 to migrate, nomadize 2 nomadizing

Proto-Turkic: *göč-
Altaic etymology: Altaic etymology
Proto-Altaic: *kóčè
Russian meaning: 1 мигрировать, кочевать 2 кочевка
Turkic: *göč-
Mongolian: *köske
Tungus-Manchu: *kuči- ( ~ -š-)
Japanese: *kǝ́sì
Comments: EDT 693, 694, Лексика 489, ЭСТЯ 3, 88-90, TMN 3, 622, Федотов 1, 315, Stachowski 158.
Karakhanid: köč- 1 (MK, KB), köč 2 (KB)
Turkish: göč- 1, göč 2
Tatar: küč- 1, küč 2
Middle Turkic: köǯ- 1, köč 2 (Sangl.)
Uzbek: kọč- 1, kọč 2
Uighur: köč- 1, köč 2
Sary-Yughur: köš- 1
Azerbaidzhan: köč- 1, köč 2
Turkmen: göč- 1, göč 2
Khakassian: kös- 1
Shor: köš- 1, köš 2
Oyrat: köč- 1
Halaj: keč- 1
Chuvash: koś- 1
Yakut: kös- 1, kös 2
Dolgan: kös- 1, kös 2
Tuva: kö'š- 1, kö'š 2
Tofalar: kö'š- 1, kö'š 2
Kirghiz: köč- 1, köč 2
Kazakh: köš- 1, köš 2
Noghai: köš- 1, köš 2
Bashkir: küs 'рой', küs- 1
Balkar: köč- 1
Gagauz: göč- 1, göč 'luggage'
Karaim: köč- 1
Karakalpak: köš- 1, köš 2
Kumyk: göč- 1