The etymological truth of the words.
The word:
*aroma
From *ere and *ma of the Albanian language.
1) ér/ë,-a -era(s) invisible particles emitted by flowers or different substances, which are felt in the nose; something that is felt by the nose:
2) mba/ma Geg
fall, release: ér(ë) ma/it smells
Mbaj from mbanj (arbëresh), maj (Geg Albanian north, paj (Geg Albanian northwest)
Etymology
From mbanj (arbëreşe), from *ënbanj (compare old Gege ënbaj), from Proto-Albanian *en- (intensive prefix) + *barnja, causative of *bera, falls.
I think that the oldest initial form of this concept is *mha which is preserved only in Geignish today as *ma.
*aroma
From *ere and *ma of the Albanian language.
1) ér/ë,-a -era(s) invisible particles emitted by flowers or different substances, which are felt in the nose; something that is felt by the nose:
2) mba/ma Geg
fall, release: ér(ë) ma/it smells
Mbaj from mbanj (arbëresh), maj (Geg Albanian north, paj (Geg Albanian northwest)
Etymology
From mbanj (arbëreşe), from *ënbanj (compare old Gege ënbaj), from Proto-Albanian *en- (intensive prefix) + *barnja, causative of *bera, falls.
I think that the oldest initial form of this concept is *mha which is preserved only in Geignish today as *ma.
Fraudulend European etymology:
*aroma from Latin aroma "sweet smell", from Greek aroma "spice, a spice or sweet herb", which is of unknown origin.
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