Amateur etymology at its finest!
Someone on Facebook came up with a novel etymology, claiming that 'rrush' (grape) of the Albanian language originates from 'ru shijen' (to hold the test).
This author also plays a lot of his etimologies with word rotations, like 'rrush' and 'shurr'.
But let's get real – while "rrush" (grapes) preserve the taste, does "shurrë " (urine) really do the same?
Who's been testing urine to make such etymological claims?
It's reminiscent of another gem from the beniamins of this author, where they claim the German 'UL+' comes from the Albanian 'LU' (to move).
By that logic, shouldn't 'shurrë' (urine) come from 'rrush' (grape) using the same amateur methodology?


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