The etymology of the word "rule" refers to the Latin root reg- which means "movement tracing a straight line".
While reg itself is without etymology.
Italian etymologists try to connect it with *re, according to them priests in "Rome" of "2 thousand years ago" who, according to church books, determined the boundaries of the city.
In Latin, from *reg comes the same verb as *rectum, comes the adjective retto which means straight, a straight line "dritta", but which means straight and not *drit (light)of the Albanian language.
Why does the word *reg originate from the word *drit(ë) (light) of the Albanian language?
*Dritta as a noun in today's Italian is thought to derive from the verb dirigere, a noun of the feminine gender, dritto masculine, but widely used as a noun in itself.
Etymologists try to hide the Albanian language as the origin of these words by inferring and assuming that *dritta, and *diregere comes from *directus which is supposed to come from Proto-Italian *dwizrektos, perfect passive participle of dīrigō ("lay straight; direct; spread ").
So, according to them it cotcmes from the proto-Italic *dwizrektos which I think it is a confused form of the proto-Albanian language with an imaginary suffix of the "Greek" type -os.
Undoubtedly *diregere and *direktus are very new forms of the first root of old Albanian language word *drit(ë)
Also *dwizrektos assumed as their root sounds younger than daughter words.
Etymology of *directus:
DIRECTUS=
DIREK=tus new ending.
DIREG=K>H
DIREG=
DIRED=G<D
DIRET=D<T
DRIT (light)=IE>I
While reg itself is without etymology.
Italian etymologists try to connect it with *re, according to them priests in "Rome" of "2 thousand years ago" who, according to church books, determined the boundaries of the city.
In Latin, from *reg comes the same verb as *rectum, comes the adjective retto which means straight, a straight line "dritta", but which means straight and not *drit (light)of the Albanian language.
Why does the word *reg originate from the word *drit(ë) (light) of the Albanian language?
*Dritta as a noun in today's Italian is thought to derive from the verb dirigere, a noun of the feminine gender, dritto masculine, but widely used as a noun in itself.
Etymologists try to hide the Albanian language as the origin of these words by inferring and assuming that *dritta, and *diregere comes from *directus which is supposed to come from Proto-Italian *dwizrektos, perfect passive participle of dīrigō ("lay straight; direct; spread ").
So, according to them it cotcmes from the proto-Italic *dwizrektos which I think it is a confused form of the proto-Albanian language with an imaginary suffix of the "Greek" type -os.
Undoubtedly *diregere and *direktus are very new forms of the first root of old Albanian language word *drit(ë)
Also *dwizrektos assumed as their root sounds younger than daughter words.
Etymology of *directus:
DIRECTUS=
DIREK=tus new ending.
DIREG=K>H
DIREG=
DIRED=G<D
DIRET=D<T
DRIT (light)=IE>I
The root of the word is *drit (light) of the Albanian language.
Etymology of REG:
REG=
REZ= G>Z
REZ=
Etymology of REG:
REG=
REZ= G>Z
REZ=
RREZE (ray).
*Reg from the Albanian language *rreze
*Rreze comes from a first origin of proto-Albanian:
REZ=
RETH (CIRCLE)=Z<TH
*Rreze comes from a first origin of proto-Albanian:
REZ=
RETH (CIRCLE)=Z<TH
*Rreth is the origin of the word.
*Rreth is a pictographic word written in the Vinka script and understood the sun. A circle with a radius is the pictogram of the word *Reth.
Rreth (Ray) is the true etymology of REG and Latin has *raia another word connected with *rreze.
De Vaan describes *raia as a word of unknown origin but with obvious connections to Germanic (Middle Dutch rogghe, Old English reohhe), possibly a loanword from a substrate language.
Sunlight is a straight line, as I explained in previous posts, and its basic concept comes from the "I" language code of the Albanian language. "Drit" concretely represents the straight line, which is metaphorized as moral for man, he is just "right", but it also defines the rule of 'being right' that establishes the rule.
What is straight, the light is concretely compared to what is crooked and is metaphorized in the human attitude as right is equal to right, honest, its opposite, crooked, distorted will be metaphorized as dishonest, where *n'ders-hem (honest) comes from the woord *drit (light-straight) as well, where we have tge phonetic transformation T>S.
*Rreth is a pictographic word written in the Vinka script and understood the sun. A circle with a radius is the pictogram of the word *Reth.
Rreth (Ray) is the true etymology of REG and Latin has *raia another word connected with *rreze.
De Vaan describes *raia as a word of unknown origin but with obvious connections to Germanic (Middle Dutch rogghe, Old English reohhe), possibly a loanword from a substrate language.
Sunlight is a straight line, as I explained in previous posts, and its basic concept comes from the "I" language code of the Albanian language. "Drit" concretely represents the straight line, which is metaphorized as moral for man, he is just "right", but it also defines the rule of 'being right' that establishes the rule.
What is straight, the light is concretely compared to what is crooked and is metaphorized in the human attitude as right is equal to right, honest, its opposite, crooked, distorted will be metaphorized as dishonest, where *n'ders-hem (honest) comes from the woord *drit (light-straight) as well, where we have tge phonetic transformation T>S.
The Albanian language has the etymological truth in its expression like "Straight as sunlight".
Through pre-constructed words like *drit the first word of the Albanian language, they also defined the *drejt (straight) behavior that can act as a construction that defines not only being *drit (fair) to others but also *ndersh-em honest.
This itinerary of the Albanian language in time consists of seven key words of the Albanian language that I grade:
Rreth (sune-circle), rreze (ray), diell (sun), dit (day), drit (light), drejt (straight), n'der (honest)
This itinerary of the Albanian language in time consists of seven key words of the Albanian language that I grade:
Rreth (sune-circle), rreze (ray), diell (sun), dit (day), drit (light), drejt (straight), n'der (honest)
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