European linguists often attribute the etymology of "concentrate" to Latin words "con-" (together) and "centrum" (center). However, this explanation obscures the true semantic connections.
Albanian Insights
Albanian phrase "me kon ne kender" (to be in the center) reveals a more logical etymological link. "Kon" is Geg Albanian, the infinitive of the verb to be, and "center" originates from "rreth" (circle) of Albanian language, a rtc of of "RET" and "RRETH-UM" (surrounded).
Deconstructing Latin Etymology
The claimed Latin origin of "centre" from "centrum" and Greek "kentron" (sharp point) is flawed. Albanian "rreth" (circle) explains "centrum," while Latin lacks this connection.
Unveiling Linguistic Manipulation
This etymological distortion conceals the Albanian language's primacy. The concept of "i rrethum" (surrounded) and the symbolism of the eye [iris or siri/syri (eye)] demonstrate the Albanian language's divine origins.
Conclusion
The Albanian language holds the key to understanding human language's symbolic roots. Its unique etymology and symbolism reveal:
1. Albanian as a proto-language, influencing neighboring languages.
2. The language's divine origin, connecting all languages to a single
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