Proto-Turkic: *jẹgre-n
Meaning: 1 yellow (of a horse) 2 deer, antelope
Russian meaning: 1 рыжий (о масти лошади) 2 олень, джейран, антилопа
Old Turkic: jegren 1 (Orkh.)
Turkish: ǯeran, ǯeren (DS) 1, 2
Tatar: ǯiren 1, jɛrdɛ (Tar.) 1
Uzbek: ǯijrɔn 1
Uighur: ǯirǝn 1, dial. ǯeren, ǯǝrrǝn, ǯegren 2
Sary-Yughur: ǯiger, jiger, ǯiɣɨr, jiɣɨr 2
Turkmen: jegren, jergen 1, dial. ǯeren 1, 2
Khakassian: čigren, dial. čigǝr 1
Shor: čeren, čegren, čergen (R) 1
Oyrat: jeren, jēren, d́ēren 1, 2
Chuvash: śüren 1
Yakut: sier 1
Tuva: čēren 2
Kirghiz: ǯejren 1, 2, ǯērde 1
Kazakh: žijren 1
Noghai: jijren 1
Bashkir: jeren 1
Karakalpak: žijren 1
Comments: ЭСТЯ 4, 22-24, 36. Turk. > Mong. ǯeɣir-, ǯeɣerde (TMN 1, 289, 4, 184) > Sol. ǯegerẽ 'antelope', Man. ǯerde (see Doerfer MT 136) > MKor. čjǝrta (măr) (see Lee 1958, 119). Pers. ǯejran ( < Turk. or Mong.) is widely borrowed back into Turkic (Tur., Az. ǯejran etc.).
