Latin formed words from the Albanian Language

The Latin and Greek languages were born as complex languages, with complex words consisted mainly as multi-syllable words, up to five syllable in some words. There is no written record of a proto-Latin, of the earliest stage of Latin. There is no written records of the production of complex words from single-syllable words in Greek and Latin. They both were just born as very complex languages. They just burned the stages of the language evolution. 

Is there a possibility that both languages Latin and ancient Greek formed their multi-syllable words by combining single-syllable words of an older language?

There is also a language located right between them for 3000 years that enigmatically survived. It is called Albanian language. 

 

And, an  famous Albanian linguists wrote  that *kemba is borrowed from the Latin "gamba. He was the first linguists  writing a book about the borrowings of the Albanian language from Latin, a lot of words. After he wrote the book he became very famous in Europe. He was nobody before that.

Kemba /leg is a e compound word, where neither *ke/that or *mba/suports is subordinate to each other.

First Word	Glossary	Second Word	Glossary	New Word	Glossary
*ke	that	*mba	support	*kemba	leg

The entire compound brings a new meaning, a new word. Ke/that and mba/support are not similar, not related and not opposite to each other. They are not also subordinating compounds or modify each other. They are not also verb-object type. The entire compound brings a new meaning, a new word.

What is the scientific definition of *leg:

The legs are the two lower limbs of the body used to support the body and a range of movements.

So, legs support the body. It is also the movement concept which is missing in the *kemba word formation, but strangely tha concept movement is in the English word *leg which will be explained in the next article


The word for leg  in Albanian language means "that supports"

The word *kemba  shows the mother of the Latin and Greek word, not the opposite.

European linguists never paid attention to the internal structure of Latin or Greek words, which could be related to their parent language