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      Reconstruction:Proto-Mongolic/hünegen
Proto-Mongolic
    
    Reconstruction
    
Most languages show *hünegen, the raising or disappearance of the middle vowel in some forms is likely secondary.
Etymology
    
Analyzable as *hüne- + *-gen, with the second element recurring in other animal names.
Descendants
    
- Middle Mongol:
- Mongolian: ᠦᠨᠡᠭᠡᠨ (ünegen)
 - Arabic: هوناكان (hünegen) (Muqaddimat), هُنْكانْ, هُُونْكان (hüngen) (Leiden manuscript)
 - Armenian: հօնքան (hōnkʿan) (Kirakos Gandzaketsi)
 - Chinese: 伏捏革 (Beilu Yiyu), [script needed] (hunegen) (Secret History)
 - Phags-Pa: ꡜꡠꡟ (heu-) (text damaged)
 
 
- Mongolian:
- Classical: ᠦᠨᠡᠭᠡ (ünege)
 - Khalkha Mongolian: үнэг (üneg)
 - Ordos: /ʉnege/
 
 - Buryat: үнэгэ(н) (ünege(n))
 - Khamnigan Mongol: ünege(n)
 - Kalmyk: үнгн (üngn)
 - Daur: xunugw
 - East Yugur: hönegen, henegen
 - Monguor:
- (?) Mangghuer: hundughai
 - Mongghul: finiga
 
 - Kangjia: fünigo
 - Dongxiang: funiegve, funiegven
 - Mogholi: eljigan
 
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