Four sides of the horizon speak Albanian.
In all cultures, the horizon directions, which serve for spatial and time orientation, for construction and for many other purposes, are defined historically by the movement of the sun, or meteorological factors that these directions are related.
Everyone knows, that North in Northern Hemisphere is synonymous with the cold, and is the North which brings the cold winds, snow and ice. Of course, that it is valid for the Balkan region too, the cold wind and snow always come from the North, hence the Albanian word Veri(north) expresses exactly this vje + ere(winds come), which is reduced in one adjacent name Veri, in a way fully submissive of Albanian language principle.
Since the North Wind is the wind of the snow, thus the cold wind, which in ancient time it had been called boreas or boras.
English (2 entries.)
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Shqip (2 hyrje.)
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snow
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borë {f}, dëborë {f}
bora {tr. shq}
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Meteorologists and climatologists have certainly called like this the North Wind to the northern Balkans:
The “Greek” mythology also, recognizes the ‘God of the North Wind’ as BoreaV(boreas):
When it comes to the opposite side, so that of Southern, the winds coming from this directions are not cold, but rather warm, and what is significant that they are wet, filled with moisture, this for the reason that they ‘travel’ through the vast spaces of the Mediterranean Sea before reaching Europe. The South of Balkans itself (and Europe) is washed by water span serving as a transit bridge to warm African winds, while ‘impregnating’ them with humidity. This is why "old Greeks" using again two Albanian expression:
Which are Albanian expressions for humidity (igrasi (egrasi) and not swimmer(notues).
English (2 entries.)
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Shqip (2 hyrje.)
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swim (v) (irrv
swam, swum)
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notoj
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swim (n)
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not {m}, notim {m}
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In fact in today's Albanian the meaning of the word swim, it is only reduced only to that of the movement in the water, but in "old Greek" meaning of this word has to do with all phenomenas related to water, such as "navigation " of the vapor waters in the air, therefore the moisture.
Of course, the expression in the "Greek" language for the South(Jug) and its damp winds was exactly this above/below:
Whereas Albanian to show SOUTHERN(JUGOR) direction uses exactly ""old Greek "" word(read: Albanian): UG-ros (ygros) which is reduced in JUG(south), while the respective name in igrasi(egrasi) or dampness(humidity), and stems from the verb grij(grind), and this takes the meaning from the effects that humidity causes that are: staled objects, grinding of bones, so the aggressiveness that humidity has to different objects it contacts with.
Now that we know that "Old Greek" have called 2 of 4 cardinal directions of the Horizon the "Greek" language (read: Albanian), let's take a look at the others two.
From where has originated and eliosi(heliosi) or the famous “”grek”” iliosi :
English (3 entries.)
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Shqip (3 hyrje.)
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bear (v) (irrv
bore, born)
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lind (fprr linda, lindur), sjell në jetë,
me le
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give birth
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lind, pjell (fprr polla, pjellë)
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give birth
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lind, pjell (fprr
polla, pjellë)
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Whereas, naturally poll-a is a synonym of the verb born (lind(me le) and has served as a root to give the name Goddess(Perendise) of “”Greeks” APOLLO.
The Sun(Dielli) as being born “lindur”, as coming out “dale” from the mountain
In regards to the West, its the phenomenon of gradual disappearance of the sun and the Albanian word:
English (Only one entry.)
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Shqip (Vetëm një hyrje.)
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west
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perëndim {m}
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corresponding "Greek" word, es-pero:
Of course they are versions of the same language with the same etymology, and the word has meaning: opposed to the east(përkunder lindjes), but appended in a single word by a incredible meaningful linguistic synthesis. Not voluntaring to perform a deep linguistic analysis, the undeniable facts show that the Ancient Greek language can be explained only by the Albanian one, she gets the full meaning, despite the difficult alphabetical graphics which is being written today and in the ancient times.
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