The etymology of the latin word polire.

POLIRE

The Latin "polire" and the Albanian language, tracing it back to the root meaning "Make it free" (Bo lire). There is also a connection between "polire" and "lame" (washed) suggesting a possible relationship between cleansing and polishing.

The linguistic evolution, the history of human language and thought, and etymology are very complex. The exploring of the connections between Latin, Albanian, and other languages contribute to a deeper comprehension of language and its role in shaping human culture and understanding.

Latin "polire" means "to polish."

Watkins to be from PIE root *pel- (5) "to thrust, strike, drive,"
Watkins goes close to the root of the thought, but he can't find the origin of the word. "to thrust, strike, drive," have a logical connection with freedom, especially drive, but are far from the form "polire" of the latin word.
There are many other assumptions about the origin of this word, but none have been accepted by today's linguists.
Etymology of the Latin word "polire"
POLIRE=
BOLIRE=B>P
BO LIRE=
"BO" of Geg Albanian language means do, make.
LIRE means free.
"Bo lire"- Make it free is the root meaning of the Latin word.
Vladimir Orel thinks that the other word of the Albanian language "lëmoj"(polish) comes from the Latin "limare," which has been determined by linguists as a word of unknown origin.
Etymology
LEMOJ=
LAMOJ=A>E
LAM=OJ is a suffix.
It comes from "lame." It comes from the Gegnishte adjective "i lamë, e lame" which means "washed" in the Albanian language.
It simply turns out that the "limare" of unknown Latin origin comes from the Gegnishte "lame" and is not a borrowed word in Albanian language.
What is the primordial thought root of the word?
They are two components:
The verb "bo" of Geg Albanian language and the adjective of the verb "laj" (wash) of Geg Albanian "i lame, e lamé".

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