A linguist should never consider any doubt about the origin of the word unimportant, doubt about its etymology, because the doubt can always lead to the enrichment of the etymology, to a new discovery which would overthrow the false etymologies that have flooded widely today's linguistics, as wide as the wide sea that today is called the Aegean Sea.
Discovery in the field of etymology is continuous. Today's linguistic knowledge is a part, a piece of the whole: each seemingly small word is like an archaeological soil that when you remove the layer of soil that covers it, you reveal the smallest particles of her, her little ones, her *mic (MIC the Albanian word mother of the ancient greek word omikron)
If you analyze in detail a word of the Latin and ancient Greek languages from the point of view of monosyllables, linguistic ants under them, the Albanian language syllabls, you enter into an unexpected depth and complexity. Modern linguists have been afraid of this and are afraid of it.
Italian dictionaries tell us that spoiler comes from spoiler; its date of birth (i.e. first attestation in Italian) is 2005 (often etymological indicators are in square brackets). Then we find that it is a transitive verb (that is, it takes a direct object: break something). We also read that it is a slang verb, so it is only used in certain limited contexts. The definition follows and, in italics, an example of usage.
In my blog 10 years ago I wrote:
Discovery in the field of etymology is continuous. Today's linguistic knowledge is a part, a piece of the whole: each seemingly small word is like an archaeological soil that when you remove the layer of soil that covers it, you reveal the smallest particles of her, her little ones, her *mic (MIC the Albanian word mother of the ancient greek word omikron)
If you analyze in detail a word of the Latin and ancient Greek languages from the point of view of monosyllables, linguistic ants under them, the Albanian language syllabls, you enter into an unexpected depth and complexity. Modern linguists have been afraid of this and are afraid of it.
Italian dictionaries tell us that spoiler comes from spoiler; its date of birth (i.e. first attestation in Italian) is 2005 (often etymological indicators are in square brackets). Then we find that it is a transitive verb (that is, it takes a direct object: break something). We also read that it is a slang verb, so it is only used in certain limited contexts. The definition follows and, in italics, an example of usage.
In my blog 10 years ago I wrote:
"In today's Albanian it is like a special noun "prish", each of which in ancient times was a "bër"/make and a "s", together as "s+bër"/unmake and ends in today's Albanian with two singular derivations: with the first sonically transformed source "ç'bër"/unmake and *prish and derivatives in anorher languages as debris, break, etc"
ETYMOLOGY OF SPOILER
SPOILERS
SPOILERS=
SPOIRE=
SPO IRE= IRE suffix
SPO=
SBO=P>B
S'BO
So, once there was a simple Geg *bo and a negative *s, together with s'bo, later Tosk "ber" and "s'ber", which later crossed the sea, which today is mistakenly called the Greek wave, somewhat accepted for the Illyrians, but unknown to the Etruscans, took the roads of Europe as debris, break, spoilero, etc.
Over time, words rotate, have phonetic changes, but in the end they do not change much from the meaning of their root, from the mother tongue, the language of small pieces, the language of atoms, the language of embryos-monosyllables, the Albanian language, the mother tongue of the Europian languages.
SPOILERS
SPOILERS=
SPOIRE=
SPO IRE= IRE suffix
SPO=
SBO=P>B
S'BO
So, once there was a simple Geg *bo and a negative *s, together with s'bo, later Tosk "ber" and "s'ber", which later crossed the sea, which today is mistakenly called the Greek wave, somewhat accepted for the Illyrians, but unknown to the Etruscans, took the roads of Europe as debris, break, spoilero, etc.
Over time, words rotate, have phonetic changes, but in the end they do not change much from the meaning of their root, from the mother tongue, the language of small pieces, the language of atoms, the language of embryos-monosyllables, the Albanian language, the mother tongue of the Europian languages.
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