лечи=heal. Slavic linguists say it is inherited from Proto-Slavic *lěčiti. Slavic linguists explain the etymology of *lěčiti comes from *lěkъ + *-iti but do not give and explain more deeply of the roots of this "Slavic" word. I think the true origin of the word is: Formed by the union of two roots of the Albanian language: 1) le=lë (to leave) in the standard language 2) hek (remove, suffer) = "heq" in standard language We all know the meaning of "leave", especially if something is removed from my body somewhere, like (lë) leaving the wool among the thorns (sheep); he (lë) left his arm (leg) in the war; While "hek" in its passive form has given a thought as well as an intransitive verb; suffer, feel physical or spiritual pain; (an illness, etc.). Hoqi të zitë e ullirit (I have suffered a lot) The idea of the essence of the forms of Albanian gives the semantics of the imaginary "proto-Slavic" verb simply understandable. The common meanin