The etymology of the Albanian language word Vorbull and English word Whirlpool

From Çabej to Demiraj, it is assumed that the Albanian word *vorbull (whirpool) comes from old Greek, or from Proto-Albanian, or Latin vortex, etc. No linguist makes the slightest effort to find the semantic origin of the word, not the paternal origin of the word.

What does  the word *VORBULL mean?
A mass of water or air in a whirling or circular motion which tends to form a hole in the center of the circle and to draw towards the hole bodies which are thrown or are/pass through or subject to its action.

The etymology:

*VORBULL (WHIRLPOOL)=

VORBUL=LL>L
VORBUI=L<>J (I). Same as gju (knee) of Geg Albanian with *glu of Cham Albanian, or gjuhë (tongue) of Geg with gluhë(tongue) of the Cham or gojë (mouth) of Geg Albanian with gola of Cham Albanian.

VOR B UI=
VAR B UI=O>A

VER B UJ=A>E, I>J
VER Bë UJ
Vërë=hole

Bë=make, made

Uj(ë)=water
A vërë (hole), a hole made in the water is the meaning of the word, it is a creative thought from the Albanian language.

Albanian words usually have complicated origins and come from the way they have been formed and developed throughout history. Some linguistic researchers have explained the origin of the word "whirlpool" from several other languages, including ancient languages and their formation in the Albanian language.

The term "vorbull" can be described as a mass of water or air that moves around its center forming a hole between it. Regarding the Albanian language, it is possible that the word was formed from the combination of the words "ver" (hole) and "uj" (water). This is interpreted as a hole made in water. Here is the evaluation of the etymology of the word trying to relate it and to explain the origin of the word "vortex" of Latin.

The meaning and use of the word "whirlpool" in the Albanian language is an interesting example of how the word combines its origin with nature and its phenomena. It is constantly a challenge for linguists to discover the true roots and origins of words, but their study helps us understand the history and characteristics of the Albanian language.

Now you can understand much bettet where the English word WHIRLPOOL is coming from.

Now that you read my post about the word *vorbull of the Albanian language, you can easily understand the origin of the English word *Whirlpool, pronounced wərlˌpo͞ol meaning *vorbull. Both word are equally not only as their meanings but also their forms.

Linguists have been looking for the origin of Whirlpool and pool for centuries, haven't found it yet, and still  they say it probably comes from Old Norse *hvirfil "to go around, spin", which they say is related to *hvirfill "circle, ring, crown " and in Old English *hweorfan "to return".

They have lost their linguistic intuition completely. They have such a hard time finding the vërë, vrimë, or the hole in the Whirlpool word. Misteankly they think the Albanian language borrowed  the words that are related to "vorbull such as *turbulloj from Romancë lunguages, or *vërdallë comes from south Slavic or Turkish when the evidence of their meaning and forms says the opposite. A "vërë, vrimë/ hole is an around object and it is the main root of those words. And the word *ujë(water) is unique only in the Albanian language.