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How the word mind was created

Thought codes of the Albanian language.

Mendje/Mind

From mend +‎ -je, from Proto-Indo-European *men- ("to think"). Compare Latin mens, mentem ("mind"), Old English mynd ("mind"), Old High German gimunt ("mind, memory").

There are several words in the Albanian language that can give the idea of how this word was created.
- di means know (knowledge), (idea)
-me ba means to do/to make
-drejtim means direction and *ngaj means drive which comes from en-gatja, *en-gānja (ngaj similar to modern Albanian)
- me ndje(Geg me nih) means feel
- degjoj means listen.
- me da means separate, divide.

1)man di= ban dijen, ban iden(e) (anagram e dije). Bersja e dijes, e njohjes- krijuesja e dijes ku b>m, nga man di.
2) me n'dje.
3) me u n'drejtu= me ba drejtimin-në kuptimin pësor "me u drejtue"
4) me n'dëgjue-dëgjoj
5) me n'gar-në kuptimin pësor, me u nga.
6) me n'da.

Me+verb is the infinitive form of the Albanian Geg that is not included in the Albanian dictionary and in the Albanian standard of 1972.

1) ban dijen, ba iden(e) (anagram of e di). The creation of knowledge, of ideas. 
2) me n'dje means to feel, to be made aware.
3) me+drejt(ue) means give the direction-in the passive sense means "I was directed"
4) me n'degjue/ make listening
5) me n'ga-in/drive the passive sense means to be made driven.
6) me n'da- means to separate/divide
Ba dijen/make the knowledge-idea, ba ndje/make feeling, ba degjimin/make hearing, ba ngaj/ make me driven where b>m and g>d over time, ba drejtimin-give me the direction,ls, ba da/ make the separation.
What is the main thought in these meanings that I think formed the word mind?
There is a sentence that underlines the relationship between Albanian and Sumerian to understand the word mind. The phrase in Albanian is "E more vesh?" Which literally means "did you take the ear" which in Albanian means "did you understand" likewise, in Sumerian *ngeshtug ngar" is "to pay attention, consider", from ngeshtug "ear, heard, understood".

Now the linguists can better understand why the infinitive form of the verb of the Albanian Gegënish language disappeared in the Albanian standard of 1972. The infinitive form of Geg Albanian with "me+verb" is very important to understand and find out the word-formations and their meanings of a lot of words of the Indo-European languages. 

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