Having little or no hair on the scalp. → bald patch.
Etymology (EN): Bald from M.E. ball(e)d; Celtic bal “white patch, blaze;”
Gk. phalios “having a white spot;”
L. fulica “coot;” → patch.
Etymology (PE): Kal “bald,” Mid.Pers. gar “bald;”
Av. kaurva- “bald;” cf. Skt. kulva- “bald, thin-haired;”
L. calvus “naked, bald.”
Kacal may be related to kal.
Tâs, variant taz “bald;”
Tabari tisâ, Saraxsi, Lâsgardi, Sangesari tusâ “empty;” related to
tohi “empty;” Mid.Pers. tuhig; Av. taoš-
“to become empty,” pres. tusa-, caus. taošaya-,
tusən “they lose their posture;” cf. Skt. tuccha-, tucchya-
“empty;” L. tesqua, tesca “deserted place;”
Russ. tošcij “hollow;” PIE base *teus- “to empty.”