The creative, meaningful multidimensionality of the words of the old Albanian language and the production of new words from it.
The Latin de- comes from the Albanian language word *dhe that means earth, land, soil, ground.
*Dhe is the upper layer of the Earth's crust where people, animals, trees live. *Dhe is the surface of the earth.*Dhe is the lowest point or part in relation to the other physical elements that live above it, rise above it, stand on it, move on it. And it is the *dhe where the atmospheric air ends.
*Dhe shakes from the earthquake and people leave their houses in panic because *dhe/ the ground carries people, mountains, houses, trees, everything that surrounds us and its vibration contains a danger for all elements of the system.
*Dhe is the lowest point of this system. The association of objects in this system for the creators of the first language was multidimensional, and the words when they were constructed were based on this multidimensional system.
People today fly in airplanes, but when the airplane lands, they are freed from a fear that has been hidden inside them during the whole flight and rejoice when they feel the "dhe" under their feet once more. When man walks, he walks on the *dhe/ground, the lower part of the human body the soles of the feet touch *dhe/the ground. His feet touch *dhe/ ground is a sentece in Albanian, a sentence that cannot be correctly translated into any language.
The head cannot touch *dhe/the ground in a normal posture of the human body.
Similarly, a tree has "dhe" in its lower part.
*Dhe lies at the bottom in relation to the atmosphere, it extends from all sides. *
*Dhe carries over all living and non-living elements, people, animals, trees, fields, mountains, rivers, seas, oceans, thus also carrying the meaning dimension of the completeness, totality and connection of all local, interactive and interconnected elements in this unified whole.
de-
active word-forming element in English and in many verbs inherited from French and Latin, from Latin de "down, down from, from, off; concerning" (see de), also used as a prefix in Latin, usually meaning "down, off, away, from among, down from," but also "down to the bottom, totally" hence "completely" (intensive or completive), which is its sense in many English words.
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