اوقو

Old Ruthenian

Noun

اوَقوَ or اوُقوُ • (oko or ūkū) n (nominative plural اوَچِ)[1]

  1. Middle Belarusian Arabica spelling of о́ко (óko, “eye”)

References

  1. ^ Antonovich (1968), page 324: “КУ-1446: اوُچِي ōчӣ 41б4”, “اوُچِماَ ōчима 3а9”, “اوُچِماَ ōчи 86а13”, “ВЭМ-42: اوَچِ очи 5б6”

Ottoman Turkish

Etymology

Possibly from اوقومق (okumak, “to read, recite, chant, sing”).

Noun

اوقو • (oku)

  1. coo (sound of a dove)

References

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