A-List-of-PreGreek-words-versus-Turkish-ones

I have examined the book of Robert Beekes  Book 

Pre-Greek

Phonology,

Morphology, 

Lexicon 

Edited by Stefan Norbruis, 2014

Pre Greek Lexicon Robert Beekes / Stefan Norbruis, 2014 / Brill

I have found these startling similarities:

Pre-Greek	Meaning	Turkish	Meaning	Other Languages	Other Info
τολύπη (tolupe)	ball	top<tolp<tolup	ball	Hittite : taluppa/i	tolup has the Turkish vowel harmony
thalassa	sea	taluy	sea, ocean	Proto Mongolian root : dala>wave, deep place	>Mythological peoples Dominoes /lived at Marmara Sea) and their King Cyzikos (Turkish KIZIK?)
βάραθρον  βέρεθρον  βέθρον (baratron)	cleft, abyss	bat-	to sink		batur-: to let sink in water
βυθός [m.] ‘depth (of the sea)’  BUTHOS	DEPTH	bat-	to sink	Chuvash: puthah ‚: to sink
βαθύς bathus	deep, twilight	bat-	to sink,	bat- (sun) sunset	PreGreek? a word with an uncertain etymo
γαῖα GAIA	earth	kaya	rock, a very big stone	German Stein: Weinberg
δνόφος - dnophos	dark, night	tün	dark, night
δρόσος Drosos	dew, pure water AND young animal	duru su	pure water	tur-: to stop, to wait	torun: Enkelkind, Grandchild
ἶρις  iris	rainbow	eğ-, iy. i- :	to bend, to curve
κνέφας  knephas	evening dusk, morning twilight	kün>gün	day, daylight, sun
σάλος (salos)	turbulent movement of the sea, earthquake	sal->to release, to throw salla-: to pass with a rafter >sal: rafter	salın-: to shake		derivation >σαλάσσω (salássō): to shake
στόνυξ (Stonyks)	peak of a rock, of a fang, of a claw	toynak, tunguk	the nail of an animal (generally of horse and donkey)	Turkish: tun-: to close	s-mobile?>tonyks?
φάραγξ (pharangks)	ravine, cleft, abyss	bere<bert-	to injure lightly,
χηρᾰμός •(khēramós	hole, cleft, hollow	kır-	to dig,		to engrave to scratch out
ἄνθραξ,  antrax	charcoal, rubin	yan-	to burn, to shine	ἀνδράχλη ἀγρία = semiz otu, yanmaya dayanıklı ot.	yandur-: to turn, to revolve, yandır-: (Modern Turkish) to let sth. burn, to make sth. burn
ἄσβολος (aspolos)= soot related to ψόλος(psolos)=soot	soot,	pus, bu	soot
βάλλεκα [?](balleka) · ψῆφον ‘pebble’	pebble (a material to build?)	balık/balçık	mud, swamp
θυμάλωψ - thumalops	piece of burning wood or charcoal	tuman	smoke,		<tu-: to close
κάχληξ, -ηκος  kakhleks, kakhlikos	pebble stone,	çakıl	pebble		OT çagıl, çıgıl = onom. the sound of the crushing stones
κίσηρις - kisseris	pumice stone	hışır taşı	pumice stone	<hışır onom. wenn things rub each other
πέλλα  pella	stone	bel	hill
σῆραγξ, -γγος  sirangs	cave hollowed out by water	sür-	to lead, exile, drive
ἀκακία  akakia	a tree	ağaç	tree		<ıġaç (Old Turkish)
ἄκαστος akastos	maple tree	ağaç	tree
Herodots Aces River in his Historia		ak= white, su: water	ak-: to flow
Ὦξος >Oxus	a river	Aksu= White water	Ögüz= river
ἄχερδος(ákherdos)	wild pear	kertme	wild pear	Hungarian körtvély>körte: pear.	Turkish kert-: to graft
ἐλαία, elaya	olive, olive tree	yağ	oil, butter	Nisanyan: Ermenice yeġ/yüġ իւղ"zeytinyağı" ile benzerliği muammadır. Ermenice sözcük Eski Yunanca wélaia > Latince oleum "zeytinyağı" eşdeğeridir.	Nisanyan dolaylı olarak Türkce ve Yunanca sözcük arasında bag kurar
κιρκαία, kirkaia	swallow-wort	karğılaç	swallow
διφθέρα(diphthera)	leather ,skin	deri	skin
σκάλοψ, skalops	mole	sokur	mole
ἀσκάλαβος  askalabos	gecko, lizard	keler	lizard	>kertenkele
βάλαγρος, balagros	a kind of fish	balık	fish
many word with -βος or πίος  mostly insects		bö, bo	insect	>Böcek bögü
οὔλαφος  oulaphos	corpse	öl-	to die	<ὄλλυμι (ollymi)	make an end of living beings
σιαγών, siagon	jaw, jawbone	çiğne, çeyne	to chew	Turkish yanak: Cheek	Proto Turkic *čAj-na- : to chew, to bite
στόρθυγξ,stór.tʰyŋks	cusp, tine (of an antler), fang, cape, etc	toynak, tungak, tırnak	nail, hoof	Proto Turkic *tubńa-k
φαλλός  fallos	penis	bel	belly; sperm, penis	Greek φάλης, -ητος (Sophr.) and βαλλίον	βαλλίον : bel???
ὠλίγγη, olinge	doze, short nap, short sleep; wrinkles beside the eyes, crow's feet	al-: take a rest; alangu-: to get tired	alın: forehead, front
κλανίον, klanion	bracelet	kol	arm
ἄσιλλα, asilla	yoke for carrying  basket	as-	to hang	asili: hung
δοίδυξ, doiduks	pestle	döv-:	to press	<tög-
κόρυς, korus	helmet	koru-	to protect
ξίφος  Ksipos	sword	kes-	to cut
πέλεκυς , pelekus	axe	balta	axe
τόξον  tokson	bow	ok	arrow
εὔληρα, evlira	reins	ip <yip	rope, string
γέφῡρα  gephura	bridge	köprü	bridge
ἄναξ, anaks	lord, kin	khan	lord, king
βασιλεύς beasileus	king	baš	king, the first
μέλλαξ: mellaks	young boy	bala	child
κάβαισος, kabaisos	glutton	kaba	big, fat	other cversion κᾰ́βᾰσος(kábasos)
βαλβίς, balbis	rope	baġla-	to bind, to tif down
αὐλή, aule	courtyard	ağıl	stockyard, sheepfold		Ancient Greek word
ὄρυμος  orumos	altar	orun	thron		Turkish or has to do with a hole in the earth now look at Greek word ὄρυγμα, ‘pit’, , ὀρυκτός dug, formed by digging
ψῡχή  psuke	aspiration, breath, life, vitality, soul (of the deceased), spirit’	pus, bus	bus-: to grieve; bu>bus=pus: breathe, to breathe; mist, fog, steam, vapor
ἀβέρβηλον  ἀβύρβηλον  aberbilon, abirbilon	much, heavy  great, burdensome	ağır	heavy, valuable, expensive
ἄγχραν  short sighted; ἄκαρον  blind		kör-	to see	Proto-Altaic:*gŏ̀re	göz: eye
ἄφνω	suddenly	anta	suddenly		ap: Turkish booster prefix
ἥρως  heros	lord, Beschützer	arı-	to get clean, to get pure		καθαρός clean < ARI-?
βριτύ  britu	sweet	bor	(red) wine		bar: fruit
γρῡπός  grupos	hooknosed, curved	egri: curved	burun: nose <bu? (steam)	bo: böcek? (animal?)	or bur-: to smell?
ἀκτή  akti	corn	ek-: to sow	Chuvash ak-: to sow	Hungarian eke: plough
κάγκανος, kangkanos	arid, barren, hunger, pain	kan-:	to be satisfied, without lacking of something	Sumerian kankal: hard soil
καρπάλιμος  karpalimos	swift. quick	çap-: to go swiftly, çabuk: fast	çap-: to get faster		çarup/çaruk: a kind of leather shoe
κραῦρος, κράμβος	similar meanings: dry, fragile	kuru	dry	Turkish noun kır: mountain, outside of the cultural spaces	kır-: to dig
σαλός, salos	foolish	salık, salım	foolish, rough, crude, impolite
ψόθος psotos	soot	is < ış	duman kokusu, duman izi	pus<bu	fog, smoke
ἐξαλαπάζω, eksalapazo	to drain, plunder, destroy	bosaltmak	to drain		al-: to take
Ὀδυσσεύς  odysseus	name	oduz	marshall
Κώρυκος, korukos	a place located at the mouth of the valley called Şeytan deresi, Corycus	koru-koy	koy: valley, koru: protect; kara: black

Ca. 70-80 words of 1000 I have found a possible etymology. Ok ok. If you believe, the Turkish language is not that old, I can not help you. Check them out. Convince yourself.

7,5 % is not bad. Am I wrong?

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