Part of Istanbul lies in Europe and the rest lies in Asia. The European part of Istanbul is separated from its Asian part by the Bosphorus Strait, a 31 km long waterway that connects the Black Sea with the Sea of Marmara and forms a natural border between the two continents.
The Bosphorus is at the edge (lip), beginning of Asia and the edge, edge, beginning of Europe, and constitutes a boundary between them. The Bosphorus is on the edge, beginning of Anatolia and on the edge, beginning of Thrace and constitutes a border between them.
If you know and understand the Albanian language well, it means that the buz(ë) (lip) are the two external, soft and mobile parts of the mouth: the upper lip and the lower lip, but it also means the edge of an object, the side; line, border or the beginning of a time, an event, a place, the threshold of something.
The "Greek" etymological ideology says that the Bosphorus comes from the "Greek" boosporos which according to them literally means "ox passage", where *boos is ox and *poros is passage.
Read below where the European etymology ended up, in a giant fairy tale-lie that covers the scientific truths of the Albanian language, the only language spoken in Europe and Anatolia for thousands of years.
So, according to the storytellers, Bosphorus means 'crossing of the cattle', or 'crossing of the ox', or the 'cow'. This word origin is a reference from the Greek mythological story of LO, which turned into a * cow or *ox as in the copybook tale, and was condemned to wander the earth until she crossed the Bosphorus, where she met the earth-made Titan Prometheus, who comforted her by telling her that she would return to man from Zeus and will become the ancestor of the greatest heroes, Heracles or Hercules.
The LO of mythology which is nothing but the *LU of the Albanian language, the dialectal form of the word *lum/river of the Albanian language, which is supposed to have washed ashore near Chrysopolis (Usküdar/shkodra in the Albanian language today), which was called Bous' Cow' or 'Ox', it doesn't matter, but the same place was also known as Damalis (Δάμαλις), which according to etymologists-mythologists was called DAMAL-IS because according to them it is the place where the Athenian general Chares had erected a monument to his wife Damalis, which included a colossal statue of a cow or ox. According to etymological ideologists, the name δαμάλις comes from δαμάλις and translates to "heifer".
Look at the denaturalization of language, place, word, and its origin by today's etymology. Compare today's etymology with the etymology of the Albanian language.
Is there a semantic connection between cows and an object that separates two continents? Crossing the cow in the water? You have to be an idiot to accept and take this etymology as a scientific fact.
The etymology of the name comes from the Albanian language:
BOOSPOROS=
BOOS POR=OS is a suffix
The Bosphorus is at the edge (lip), beginning of Asia and the edge, edge, beginning of Europe, and constitutes a boundary between them. The Bosphorus is on the edge, beginning of Anatolia and on the edge, beginning of Thrace and constitutes a border between them.
If you know and understand the Albanian language well, it means that the buz(ë) (lip) are the two external, soft and mobile parts of the mouth: the upper lip and the lower lip, but it also means the edge of an object, the side; line, border or the beginning of a time, an event, a place, the threshold of something.
The "Greek" etymological ideology says that the Bosphorus comes from the "Greek" boosporos which according to them literally means "ox passage", where *boos is ox and *poros is passage.
Read below where the European etymology ended up, in a giant fairy tale-lie that covers the scientific truths of the Albanian language, the only language spoken in Europe and Anatolia for thousands of years.
So, according to the storytellers, Bosphorus means 'crossing of the cattle', or 'crossing of the ox', or the 'cow'. This word origin is a reference from the Greek mythological story of LO, which turned into a * cow or *ox as in the copybook tale, and was condemned to wander the earth until she crossed the Bosphorus, where she met the earth-made Titan Prometheus, who comforted her by telling her that she would return to man from Zeus and will become the ancestor of the greatest heroes, Heracles or Hercules.
The LO of mythology which is nothing but the *LU of the Albanian language, the dialectal form of the word *lum/river of the Albanian language, which is supposed to have washed ashore near Chrysopolis (Usküdar/shkodra in the Albanian language today), which was called Bous' Cow' or 'Ox', it doesn't matter, but the same place was also known as Damalis (Δάμαλις), which according to etymologists-mythologists was called DAMAL-IS because according to them it is the place where the Athenian general Chares had erected a monument to his wife Damalis, which included a colossal statue of a cow or ox. According to etymological ideologists, the name δαμάλις comes from δαμάλις and translates to "heifer".
Look at the denaturalization of language, place, word, and its origin by today's etymology. Compare today's etymology with the etymology of the Albanian language.
Is there a semantic connection between cows and an object that separates two continents? Crossing the cow in the water? You have to be an idiot to accept and take this etymology as a scientific fact.
The etymology of the name comes from the Albanian language:
BOOSPOROS=
BOOS POR=OS is a suffix
BUS POR=
BUS BOR=B>P
BUZ BOR=Z>S
BUZ BER=O>A>E
The origin of the word is from *buzë bër which means "made as a lip" of the Albanian language.
AND
The other name of the place, DAMALIS, does not come from a fairy tale, and it is not a "heifer:, but the it is called DAMALIS from Albanian because:
Etymology:
DAMALIS=
DAMAL=IS a suffix
DAM AL=AL is another suffix attached to the main word
The origin of the word from the Albanian language verb DA/separate and the adjective DAME/separated that means the line that separates two places, two continents, separates Anatolia from Thrace, and there is not much difference etymologically from the word DANUB where we only have the phonetically accepted transition m>n, although M or N have not to do with the code that holds the main meaning of the word DA.
This is how the old Albanian language formed the names of places, mountains and rivers. And they came from it because there was no other language that was spoken. It was the only language.
Both the word BUZ and DAMALIS with two artificial church language suffixes clearly show the origin of the word Bosphorus, from BUZ BER and DA of the Albanian language.
Precisely, the names and toponyms that no matter how much they try to confuse them with mythological meanings, completely meaningless, have left the mark of the language that conceived them and without the slightest doubt those names and toponyms were taken from the ancient language spoken in it these two continents, many centuries before the Hellenes conquered the Illyrian-Dardano-Epirote lands and culture. The claim that the name Byzant derives from an alleged Greek king called Buzas does not give the meaning of this toponym, named in that way by a fictitious king, but the place was named based on the main geographical characteristics of the place, where the Illyrian-Pellasgians decide that it is the name as a place on the edges of two continents, by people who spoke more or less the same ancient language. The few centuries-old propaganda of covering up this truth, which has indoctrinated the whole of Europe, is tiring and a waste of time and does not serve the science of linguistics at all, but is simply an evidence that history is not what the politically paid researchers tell us, nor the dubious "antique" writings of medieval copy books, but it is quite different.
BUS BOR=B>P
BUZ BOR=Z>S
BUZ BER=O>A>E
The origin of the word is from *buzë bër which means "made as a lip" of the Albanian language.
AND
The other name of the place, DAMALIS, does not come from a fairy tale, and it is not a "heifer:, but the it is called DAMALIS from Albanian because:
Etymology:
DAMALIS=
DAMAL=IS a suffix
DAM AL=AL is another suffix attached to the main word
The origin of the word from the Albanian language verb DA/separate and the adjective DAME/separated that means the line that separates two places, two continents, separates Anatolia from Thrace, and there is not much difference etymologically from the word DANUB where we only have the phonetically accepted transition m>n, although M or N have not to do with the code that holds the main meaning of the word DA.
This is how the old Albanian language formed the names of places, mountains and rivers. And they came from it because there was no other language that was spoken. It was the only language.
Both the word BUZ and DAMALIS with two artificial church language suffixes clearly show the origin of the word Bosphorus, from BUZ BER and DA of the Albanian language.
Precisely, the names and toponyms that no matter how much they try to confuse them with mythological meanings, completely meaningless, have left the mark of the language that conceived them and without the slightest doubt those names and toponyms were taken from the ancient language spoken in it these two continents, many centuries before the Hellenes conquered the Illyrian-Dardano-Epirote lands and culture. The claim that the name Byzant derives from an alleged Greek king called Buzas does not give the meaning of this toponym, named in that way by a fictitious king, but the place was named based on the main geographical characteristics of the place, where the Illyrian-Pellasgians decide that it is the name as a place on the edges of two continents, by people who spoke more or less the same ancient language. The few centuries-old propaganda of covering up this truth, which has indoctrinated the whole of Europe, is tiring and a waste of time and does not serve the science of linguistics at all, but is simply an evidence that history is not what the politically paid researchers tell us, nor the dubious "antique" writings of medieval copy books, but it is quite different.
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