Unveiling the Ancient Albanian Roots: Challenging Linguistic Misconceptions.

Contrary to prevailing linguistic beliefs, the ancient Greek words ποιέω (poieo) and πονέω (poneo) have distinct meanings. Ποιέω (poieo) means 'make' or 'do', with verb forms ποιῶ (poio), ποιεῖς (poieis), and ποιεῖ (poiee). On the other hand, πονέω (poneo) exclusively meant 'work'.

However, a closer examination reveals that these words are, in fact, derived from ancient Albanian. The Geg Albanian forms show a fascinating evolution:

1. The verb "to make" in all Albanian dialects:
- Boj > baj > bej > bēj where o>a>e>ë.

2. Participle and adjectival form of the werb "to make" in all Albanian dialects:

- Bon > ban > ber > bër (noun form, where n > r)
3. The noun form of the verb "to make"

- Bon > bun > punē (work) (noun form, where o > u and b > p)

These sound beginnings are unmistakably from the Albanian language, challenging the linguistic propaganda and ideology of the past two centuries. It's time to reevaluate our understanding of ancient languages and acknowledge the Albanian roots that have been hidden in plain sight."

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