The depth of the Albanian language.
Durrës, the two raths, epidam, embytam.
From some references it is suspected:
Etymologically, Epidamnos may be related to or derived from Proto-Albanian *dami (puppy).
Foreign linguists do not understand anything from the old Albanian language.
Those who know ancient Greek can probably understand it a little, but those who know Albanian deeply can find out where epidamos comes from.
After finding the etymology of the name Dyrres, as DY-RATHET I said to think of the earlier name Epidamnos.
The ancient Greek language is a version of the old Albanian language and gives us a clue to the origin of the word.
Durrës, the two raths, epidam, embytam.
From some references it is suspected:
Etymologically, Epidamnos may be related to or derived from Proto-Albanian *dami (puppy).
Foreign linguists do not understand anything from the old Albanian language.
Those who know ancient Greek can probably understand it a little, but those who know Albanian deeply can find out where epidamos comes from.
After finding the etymology of the name Dyrres, as DY-RATHET I said to think of the earlier name Epidamnos.
The ancient Greek language is a version of the old Albanian language and gives us a clue to the origin of the word.
The word DAM means divided, which comes from one of the DAM of Gegnishte, of DAME also in Çamërisht, NDAR in today's Albanian and is simply understood when something is divided it is damaged at the same time, from that root I think comes the word Dëm/Damage.
Albanian says that we are dealing with a DAM, damage of the city and not with the word dam/puppy.
I don't know where they found the word puppy, but *djelm i Çamreşta sheds some light on the fact that the old word djali, son of buce/dog is certainly puppy, but this cannot be a reason to decide the name of a city, even though it is an Albanian word.
It must be something much more essential than that and the word can be found only in the Albanian language.
My suspicion is based on the etymology of the word, but still the meaning damaged I feel that it is not complete.
I don't know where they found the word puppy, but *djelm i Çamreşta sheds some light on the fact that the old word djali, son of buce/dog is certainly puppy, but this cannot be a reason to decide the name of a city, even though it is an Albanian word.
It must be something much more essential than that and the word can be found only in the Albanian language.
My suspicion is based on the etymology of the word, but still the meaning damaged I feel that it is not complete.
As far as we know, the ancient Greek word epi comes from the Albanian verb *hip, which means to go above the position where you are standing, and I think it comes from an earlier word, the word star YLL, IL objects that stand above us, on we, from an I-B(s) transferred to IP, instead of IL.
But, knowing that the Albanian language is deep, I decided to go deeper so that I would not be caught unawares by the many opponents of the Albanian language.
We have some other words in Albanian related to the Dem/harm'damage that can be caused to a person when he is in the water, or a coastal city.
It's the word mbytem/drowned, I'm drowned.
If we built this word in old Albanian so we had
E MBYTUM OS=where os is an ending to form nouns, A and Geg come with the ending S, like As and with os, es, is, we in the daughter languages.
It is known that MBYT comes from a BYT to which the preposition m is added. So, MBYT is the new word derived from the older BYT.
Now we have:
E BYTUM (or I BYTUN)
E PYTUM=B>P
E PITUM=Y>I
E PIDUM=T>D
E PIDOM=U>O
But, knowing that the Albanian language is deep, I decided to go deeper so that I would not be caught unawares by the many opponents of the Albanian language.
We have some other words in Albanian related to the Dem/harm'damage that can be caused to a person when he is in the water, or a coastal city.
It's the word mbytem/drowned, I'm drowned.
If we built this word in old Albanian so we had
E MBYTUM OS=where os is an ending to form nouns, A and Geg come with the ending S, like As and with os, es, is, we in the daughter languages.
It is known that MBYT comes from a BYT to which the preposition m is added. So, MBYT is the new word derived from the older BYT.
Now we have:
E BYTUM (or I BYTUN)
E PYTUM=B>P
E PITUM=Y>I
E PIDUM=T>D
E PIDOM=U>O
EPIDAM=O>A
EPIDEMAS OS
It meand "drowned is"
It meand "drowned is"
The city was drowned by some natural disaster and after that it got its name.
I don't know when Durrës was sunk, but the name says that it must have sunk a long time ago as a city.
This etymology also gives you the way to find the sunken city of ANTLATIS, without falling prey to conspiracy theories. This doubt is based on the presence of the name of the Taulante tribe in ancient Durrës, a name that, if you apply the methods of etymology, you can easily find the root of TAULANT in ATLANT.
I don't know when Durrës was sunk, but the name says that it must have sunk a long time ago as a city.
This etymology also gives you the way to find the sunken city of ANTLATIS, without falling prey to conspiracy theories. This doubt is based on the presence of the name of the Taulante tribe in ancient Durrës, a name that, if you apply the methods of etymology, you can easily find the root of TAULANT in ATLANT.
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