There are many theories about the etymology of the name of Albanian city of Durrës. Most of the etymolgies about the name of the city and its origin are based on some sources that are not reliable from the etymological point of view.
The city of Durrës is related to the people we call Albanians today, and only their language is the source of that name, only the Albanian language. Etymology: Durresi Durresi>durresi>durresi>durrezi>du rethi> tu rethi
Why am I right about the etymoloy of the name of the albanian city Durrës, which comes from the Albanian word *Reth/circle?If there is another toponym in the areas where Albanian speakers have lived for thousands of years, it is an evidence that proves the use of the same method for creating the names by the same people, the pre-Albanians.
Some albanian people have asked me how they Illyrians colud se the shape of a *Reth/circle from the ground and they made the mane of city based on an older name *Reth/circle. Did they use a drone, or an airplane?
I told them there is a place called *Shkembi i Kavajes in the middle of the *reth/circle that from there someone can easily see the *Reth/ circle in the sea. See the evidence in the picture below the map of the city called RETHYMNON
My discovery does not only have etymological value for the name of the city of Durrës, but it is also the etymology of the ancient city of Crete RETHYMNO, the origin of this name is still unknown. A name of "ancient Greek" is also revealed in this case, because the ancient Greek is not able to decode it on its own.
The city of Durrës is related to the people we call Albanians today, and only their language is the source of that name, only the Albanian language. Etymology: Durresi Durresi>durresi>durresi>durrezi>du rethi> tu rethi
*Tu rethi is the etymology of the word Durrës.
*TE/to (tu) is in use the modern Albanian. The proto-albanians said we sail to *rethi/tu rethi, Durres.
The etymology of the word *Durres comes from the proto-Albanian word *reth in the form *tu reth, where *tu is the preposition that indicates the direction of movement, and *reth the shape of the bay of Durres. Even today, in Kosovo, many elders use TU instead of TE, same as English word *to, for example "tu rethi" same as their ancestors.
Why am I right about the etymoloy of the name of the albanian city Durrës, which comes from the Albanian word *Reth/circle?If there is another toponym in the areas where Albanian speakers have lived for thousands of years, it is an evidence that proves the use of the same method for creating the names by the same people, the pre-Albanians.
Some albanian people have asked me how they Illyrians colud se the shape of a *Reth/circle from the ground and they made the mane of city based on an older name *Reth/circle. Did they use a drone, or an airplane?
I told them there is a place called *Shkembi i Kavajes in the middle of the *reth/circle that from there someone can easily see the *Reth/ circle in the sea. See the evidence in the picture below the map of the city called RETHYMNON
My discovery does not only have etymological value for the name of the city of Durrës, but it is also the etymology of the ancient city of Crete RETHYMNO, the origin of this name is still unknown. A name of "ancient Greek" is also revealed in this case, because the ancient Greek is not able to decode it on its own.
The origin of Rethymno:
Rethymno>Rethy mno>Rethi
Rethymno has the same origin as the Albanian language word Durresi.
Rethymno comes from the Albanian word *Reth, which is the shape of thed land where the city was build. This indicates also the pictogramic nature of the Albanian language.
Albanian RRETH, RRATH.
Protogjermanike perëndimore: *raþ
Frizianisht i vjetër: reth
Frizianisht Perëndimor: rêd
Sakson i vjetër: rath
gjermanishtja e mesme e ulët: rat
Plautdietsch: Raut
→ suedisht: ratt
→ Finlandisht: ratti
→ Norvegjisht: ratt
→ Danisht: rat
→ Elfdalian: ratt
holandishtja e vjetër: *rath
Hollandishtja e mesme: rat , rad
holandisht: rad
Limburgisht: raad
gjermanishtja e lartë e vjetër: rad
gjermanishtja e mesme e lartë: rat
gjermanisht: Rad
Hunsrik: Raat
Luksemburgase: Rad
Jidish: ראָד ( shufra )
Referencat
^ Kroonen, Guus (2013), “ *raþa- ”, në Etimological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 11), Leiden, Boston: Brill, →ISBN , faqe 405
Protogjermanike perëndimore: *raþ
Frizianisht i vjetër: reth
Frizianisht Perëndimor: rêd
Sakson i vjetër: rath
gjermanishtja e mesme e ulët: rat
Plautdietsch: Raut
→ suedisht: ratt
→ Finlandisht: ratti
→ Norvegjisht: ratt
→ Danisht: rat
→ Elfdalian: ratt
holandishtja e vjetër: *rath
Hollandishtja e mesme: rat , rad
holandisht: rad
Limburgisht: raad
gjermanishtja e lartë e vjetër: rad
gjermanishtja e mesme e lartë: rat
gjermanisht: Rad
Hunsrik: Raat
Luksemburgase: Rad
Jidish: ראָד ( shufra )
Referencat
^ Kroonen, Guus (2013), “ *raþa- ”, në Etimological Dictionary of Proto-Germanic (Leiden Indo-European Etymological Dictionary Series; 11), Leiden, Boston: Brill, →ISBN , faqe 405
PS. Ne in the Albanian dictionary the word *Reth has two r's, which is a misteake of standart. When it is pronounced the r sound is pronounced as a soft r.
rreth
Albanian
Etymology
From Proto-Albanian *ratsa, from *rat(i)tsa, from pre-Albanian *róth₂iḱom, diminutive of Proto-Indo-European *Hrot-h₂-ó- (“wheel”), from *Hret- (“to roll”) (compare Lithuanian rãtas, German Rad).[1] Plural formation of rrath.
Pronunciation
Noun
rreth m (plural rrathë, definite rrethi, definite plural rrathët)
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