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There is a connections between the Albanian language and ancient texts, including the scripture below. The analysis of the words and phrases in the scripture of the picture below offers a unique perspective with the meaning of Jesus' words "Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani" I think the Albanian language holds the key to understanding this writings and also the words of Jesus. The scripture can be broken down and analyzed through the lens of Albanian etymology.  Specifically the connections between words like YL/EL (star), BACHT/BOSHS (together), and PRES BY TE RO "wait to live" and how they relate to concepts like unity, joining, and living together. The linguistic analysis to uncover potential meanings and connections in these ancient texts can be resolved by the oldest language of PIE the Albanianlanguage. The depths of the Albanian language is evident, and it's exciting to consider the possibilities of what the research of the Albanian could reveal. The Alban

Why are Topalli, Orel and Omari wrong about the Albanian language word lopatë/Shovel? I have given an etymological version for this word. Today I am giving the second version which took me back to my first version from many years ago. In my notes I found *lu and *ba. The etymology: LOPATË= LO PAT= LU PAT=O>U LU BA-T=P>B, T suffix  LU BA LU=Geg Albanian *Lu/ move BA=Geg Albanian *ba/does The shovel serves to move the soil, or any similar element. It has the same origin as the Albania word language word *lugë/spoon. Ultimately originating from Geg Albanian language. What is the function of a shovel? A shovel is a tool used to move materials such as soil or loose, granular materials (such as dirt, gravel, grain, or snow) from one place to another. The Albanian language is beyond science. Wrong etymology: Lopatë/shovel Borrowed from a South Slavic language; compare Serbo-Croatian lòpata ("shovel"), Bulgarian лопата (shovel, "shovel"). Ultimately derived from Proto

The etymological truth of the words. The word: *aroma From *ere and *ma of the Albanian language. 1) ér/ë,-a -era(s) invisible particles emitted by flowers or different substances, which are felt in the nose; something that is felt by the nose: 2) mba/ma Geg fall, release: ér(ë) ma/it smells Mbaj from mbanj (arbëresh), maj (Geg Albanian north, paj (Geg Albanian northwest) Etymology From mbanj (arbëreşe), from *ënbanj (compare old Gege ënbaj), from Proto-Albanian *en- (intensive prefix) + *barnja, causative of *bera, falls. I think that the oldest initial form of this concept is *mha which is preserved only in Geignish today as *ma. Fraudulend European etymology: *aroma from Latin aroma "sweet smell", from Greek aroma "spice, a spice or sweet herb", which is of unknown origin.

Siena. The etymology of the Italian city Siena. The city of Italy Siena is located in the center of Tuscany, in the center of a wide hilly landscape, between the valleys of the rivers Arbia in the south, Merse in the south-west and Elsa in the north, between the Chianti hills in the north-east, Montagnola. to the west and Siena of Crete to the southeast. The purpose of this article is to present a grounded analysis of place names that happened in Italy in the areas dominated by the Etruscans and the Illyrians within the framework of the old Albanian language and the building codes of toponyms from it. Every act of naming a place I think has been a semantically conscious and intentional act, and at least to some extent every name is semantically motivated (Ditrói 2017: 24-25). Therefore, the name of a place cannot be considered a random, idiotic phenomenon, as a combination of any sounds. I think the names of the places have an origin as a lexical unit, semantically meaningful, generall

Someone told me I have mistakes in my etymologies. My aim from the beginning has not been to find the etymology of words. The goal was to find the universal code for how words are created. For this I had to read all the theories from the church books to today's modern theories. The first impressions after the readings and the answers to the successive questions that arose naturally within me challenged the theories that are now accepted as scientific truths about language and history, based on what I came to the conclusion after 30 years of exhaustion, meditation, analysis and returning to the starting point hundreds of times that today's linguistics is a gigantic fraud and the history based on church books is the most scandalous fraud of the language and history of Europe. Do you know how they say the eye in ancient Greek? What about the Doric version of the word? They used to say *ὄσε, which is pronounced OSE, and linguists assume there is also an H, but those who put it wron