Where does “loğusa” come from?

loğusa (Turkish) comes from Ottoman Turkish لخوسه, from Greek λεχώνα, from Byzantine Greek λεχώνα, from Ancient Greek λεχώ, from Ancient Greek λέχομαι, from Proto-Hellenic *lékʰomai — to lie down.

loğusa (Turkish): puerpera, a woman who has just given birth or who is recovering from childbirth

Definitions

puerpera, a woman who has just given birth or who is recovering from childbirth

Ancestry of “loğusa”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Ottoman Turkish	لخوسه	—
2	Greek	λεχώνα	a woman who has just given birth or, at most,...
3	Byzantine Greek	λεχώνα	—
4	Ancient Greek	λεχώ	a woman in childbed, or one who has just given...
5	Ancient Greek	λέχομαι	to lie down
6	Proto-Hellenic	*lékʰomai	to lie down

Every word from Proto-Hellenic *lékʰomai →Every word from Ancient Greek λέχομαι →Every word from Ancient Greek λεχώ →