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The Albanian language codex: How the word sun was created

Albanian language codes.

How was the Albanian word Diell formed?
It is a word that has no resemblance to any word of the Indo-European languages.
Originally, the Sun was conceived as a pictogram of an O with radius I around it. The sun has these characteristic elements:
1)-Round shapes given with the pictogram O.
2)- Oriented motion given by DL, where D is the orientation and L is the motion.
3) Rays of light given by I.
As you can see, the Albanian language word for Diell/ sun is missing the O. The O is conceived as a D coming from the triangle oriented sign known as the letter Delta.
Our ancestors changed the round shape pictogram of the word for sun because the round shape symbol-pictogram could not symbolize the directional movement of the sun. Changing the circle, symbolizing the oriented triangle made it possible to symbolize the oriented movement of a moving object like the sun.
So D in Albanian has two codes, the code of half and the code of directed movement, orientation.
The word delta for the oriented triangle comes from the Albanian word diel. The word sun has produced these word-concepts:

DELTA as a name of a letter
DEL/ Exit
DER/ Door
DRITE/ Light
DREKE/ Noon
DARKE/ Evening
DITE/ Day

Today, linguists understand the word dite/day of the Albanian language as a concept of time. The day is not a concept of time, the day comes from the Light, and from the sun, where the pictographic and ideographic symbolization of the triangular movement oriented by delta D, the L and I movement of light, the straight lines of the Sun's rays are combined, while the time as a word is a linguistic product born from the rotation of the sun.


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