Pre-Greek-Tolos-Turkic-Tolu-Top

There is a Greek word called Tholos. Its meanings have always to do with 'something round'. 

According to Beekes it is a pre-Greek word. 

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Meanings acc. to Wikionary:

θόλος • (thólos) f (genitive θόλου); second declension

1. (architecture) A round building with conical roof, a rotunda
2. A vaulted steam bath
3. A bandage for the head invented by Diocles

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Turkic tolu meaning full from tol- to get full.

And top in Turkic means simply the ball. The older versions are tolp, ***tolup***< derived from verb tol- (to get full) and -up is a very old Turkish suffix/pic2 Pic3=Ball of wool> Turkish "bir top yumak"

I have written about it already in an other context:

uwian-taluppi-pre-greek-tolupe-turkish.tolu

All these words (head, conical, etc.) have a meaning of something round.

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A relation possible?

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