köken: From Middle High German ûr-han, from Old High German ūr-huon (variant of orre-huon), from Proto-West Germanic *ūrʀahōn, from a compound of the Proto-Germanic elements *urzô (“black grouse ~ capercaillie”) + *hōną (“hen”) (see Huhn), literally "grouse-hen", referring to the bird's call. The first element, which is cognate with Swedish orre and Faroese orri, is possibly from Proto-Indo-European…
wood grouse, capercaillie, Tetrao urogallus (large, black bird of grouse family)
çekim: çoğul metsot · tamlayan metson
köken: From Proto-Finnic *meccoi. Cognates include Ingrian metso, Livvi mečoi, Veps mecoi, Votic mettso, Ludian metšoi, Karelian meččo and possibly also Estonian metsis. Superficially metsä (“forest”) + -o, but probably rather a folk-etymological adaptation of *mët'os.
From Proto-Finnic *mët'os, possibly from Proto-Finno-Ugric [Term?]. Cognate to Finnish mettos, Livonian mõtūks, and possibly Northern Mansi [script needed] (mansin).