Aperchomai: Unveiling the Albanian Origins of a Greek Word

According to Heggarty, Paul & Anderson, Cormac & Scarborough, Matthew the lexeme 'shkoj' (go) of the Albanian language has an uncertain etymology.
I think 'shko" and 'go" have the same origin.
Reconstructing a new language from a previous Albanian language involves analyzing word divisions, verb conjugations, and etymological connections.
Let's examine the word ἀπέρχομαι (aperchomai) and its correct division:
A PER KOM AI
- A: prefix from Albanian "a" or "e".
- PER (for): derived from Albanian "për" (for) + "bër" (to do)
- KO+M: root of the verb "shkoj" (go) with sk>kh sound shift. "Me shkue" is the infinitive form of Geg Albanian language which is pronounced "me shku". First person plural in Geg Albanian is "shkuem' pronounced as "shkum". The phonetic change is 'shko>ko', "shko" is the imperative form of the Albanian language.
'Ko' is root of the verb 'Go' ku k>g as well..
- AI: Albanian verb ending, similar to "oj" or "aj" in Geg Albanian.
This division reveals the connection to the Albanian verb "shkoj" (go) and the prefix "për" (for), indicating movement from one place to another.
In contrast, the division from ἀπο- (apo-, "far") +‎ ἔρχομαι (érkhomai, "to come, to go") is incorrect due to the added "O" and misinterpretation of the verb's meaning.
The Albanian verb "pershkue" (to go through) is a more accurate representation of the word's meaning, conveying the idea of passing from one place to another. The prefix "per" comes from the adjectival form of "bër" (to do), while "shko" provides the core meaning of movement.
By examining the grammatical structure and etymology of words, we can see the reconstruction of the ancient "greek" from Albanian language and uncover the truth of the origin of the language.

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