Names of Cereals in the Turkic Languages - Wydział Filologiczny UJ

Millet || čigin 35Nog.: konakaj || taryOTkc.: čigit || jasymuk ||jügürgün || jür || kojak ||konak || sök || tarik || taryg|| tögü || töhö || tügä || üjürOtt.: čigit || čygyt || daru ||dary || tary || ǯaversOUyg.: qonaq || taraγ || ǖrOyr.: taragan || tarānSarUyg.: sokpa || tarygTat.: dari || sük || taryTat.Gr.: taryTel.: taragan || tarān || taru|| tarū || taryTksh.: daryTksh.dial.: mysyr || mysyrbugdajy || mysyrda(ry) ||mysyrganTob.: taryTof.: darāTrkm.: dary || konak || taryg|| tuiTuv.: čingetarā || tarā ||xonak || xōtarāUyg.: čüžgün || konaγ ||konak || konok || qonaq ||sök || tariq || taryγ || teri|| teriγ || terik || teriq ||tügi || ? tyryq || üjürUzb.: čigin || josmik || konak|| kunak || qunoq || tarik|| tariq || tarykYak.: proso || tarān || *üörcebedogonforms: cebedogon KarH: KRPSetymology: as yet not discussedcommentary:דּגן Hebr. This name is unclear. Most probably it is a compound of cebe + dogon, where dogon