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Origjina e disa emrave te perdorura ne Shqiperi
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Valoris scriptorum
arian ne kuptimin e gjuheve anglo-saksone do te thote njeri i paster,njeri fisnik kurse ne kuptimin e gjuhes latinishte te vjeter do te thote njeri i madh,domethene njeri i fuqishem dhe i paster ne kuptimin qe nuk ka bere asnje faj e keshtu me rradh kurse ne gjuhen myslimane ose me sakte ne kohen e templareve qe u bene ato kryqezatat ne jeruzalem,arian ishin njerzit fisniker ose kalorsit fetare dhe mbrojtes te fese myslimane qe luftonin kunder templareve.
Me pak fjale,do te thote njeri fisnik.
keca
Forumium praecox
per fat te keq .gjuha shqipe eshte duke e hupur origjinalitetin e saj.nuk eshte fajtor populli shqiptar por fajtor jane okupatoret dhe pushtuesit qe ikena pas.tradita dhe gjuha nuk kan lidhje ndremjt veti.shqiptaret e shqiperis flasin me ndryshe se ata te kosoves dhe maqedonis dhe anasjelltas.nuk dote thote qe nuk kuptohen por kan dallime dialektore une po flas ne kuptimin dialekteve e jo ne gjuhen gramatikore se te njet e flasin te gjith.se gjuha dhe gjith shqiptaret e kan nje alafabet dhe nje abetare me te njejta shkrojna por dallimi i dialekteve eshte shum i madhe..ky eshte mendimi im personal se njeriu qysh thojn sa di edhe fol.dhe shka eshte me interesante une ekam te kryer vetem shkollen fillore 8.vjeqare.
Hektor12
Locus omnem
Me ben pershtypje kur kam ndjek nje seance ne parlamentin e Kosoves , megjithe mend per tu admiruar sa shqipe te paster dhe letrare, ne dallim nga parlamenti i Shqiperise ku bejne gare kush thote me shume shprehje e fjale te huaja ... rrezik as vete sua dine kuptimin dhe i perdorin ...
scadarsko
Locus omnem
Emra Helen orthodoxe Jan kto....ndersa emra shqiptare Jan te vertete vetem mbas viteve 1944,kur shqiperi u vendus ne regjim komunist e nuk lejoheshin emra te huazuar NBA turqia,greqia apo vatikani....... emra shqip Jan: shkelzen, flamur, besnik, teuta,drita, aferdita, sokol e shpetim......
scadarsko
Locus omnem
Musulmanet thon komshija i mire dera e xhehnetit......dhe gjuha ashtu vjen....
Hektor12
Locus omnem
Per ata qe se kuptuan, do doja te tregoja se si eshte fjala shqip, si eshte folur ne greqine homerike dhe si eshte fjala ne gjuhen e sotme greke ..
Ju beni analizen se kush eshte gjuha jone nga ka ardhe dhe sa ndikuese ka qene ne gjuhet e ballkanit ... fjalen greke te sotme e kam vene per te shpjeguar sesa lidhje ka kjo gjuhe me gjuhet antike ... Ne fund shtoj se une thjesht i kam kopjuar diku nuk i kam shpik
Hektor12
Locus omnem
Mos divergo ne muhabete fetare se ndoshta as une as ti nuk jemi kompetente ne ate fushe .. ka shume shprehje qe kuptohen sipas interesit ne kuran ta garantoj kete ...
Hektor12
Locus omnem
Lidhja e shqipes me gjuhet kelte;
ONE
Albanian NJI
Breton UNAN
Irish AON
TWO
Albanian DY
Irish DO
THREE
Albanian TRE/ TRI (dialect form)
Irish TRI
WATER
(Note this rather unique coincidence in "water")
Albanian UJE
Irish UISGE
FATHER
Albanian AT
Irish ATHAIR (Irish exhibits the Celtic loss of Indo-European p. Athair is related
to pater and father)
MAN
Albanian BURRI
Irish FEAR (The Irish is from PIE *wi:ros, and cognate with Welsh _gwr_)
ONE
Albanian NJI
Breton UNAN
Irish AON
TWO
Albanian DY
Irish DO
THREE
Albanian TRE/ TRI (dialect form)
Irish TRI
WATER
(Note this rather unique coincidence in "water")
Albanian UJE
Irish UISGE
FATHER
Albanian AT
Irish ATHAIR (Irish exhibits the Celtic loss of Indo-European p. Athair is related
to pater and father)
MAN
Albanian BURRI
Irish FEAR (The Irish is from PIE *wi:ros, and cognate with Welsh _gwr_)
Hektor12
Locus omnem
Vazhdim;
EYE
Albanian SYNI / SY
Irish SUIL (Long ú, “súil”. The other word for eye is “rocs”)
Note that this a unique Irish-Albanian isogloss not found in any other IELs / Institute of English Language Studies.
FOUR
(Note the /k-/ : /c-/ correspondence)
Albanian KATER
Irish CEATHAIR (Irish “C” is always pronounced as “K”
FOOT, LEG
Albanian KAMBA/ KAMA / KOFSH
Irish COS
BARK (of tree)
Albanian KUJA
Irish COIRT
WHEN
Albanian KUR
Irish CATHAIN
"Cathain" is interrogative, as "WHEN" and as "KUR".
WHO
Albanian KUSH
Irish CIA
(Where and Who are 'wh- words' - the initial consonant descends from PIE *kW, as in English. Cé, actually, in modern Irish. Cia is probably Classical Irish. )
WHERE
Albanian KU / CKA/ CA (dialect form)
Irish CA
Cá, actually, and it does not mean just "where", but also "what" or "which", in some of the dialects.
WORM
Albanian KRYM / KRIMB (standard)
Irish CRUIMH (PEIST) (Cruimh, crumhóg, péist. Note: /d-/ : /cr-/)
TREE / WOOD
Albanian DRUNI / DRUJA
Irish CRANN
Celtic DRUID
But /cran/ and /druni, druja/ seem to be a particularly close match. The Celtic priests worshiped the tree as a God and so is that the word “dru” became "druid".
EARTH
Albanian DHEU
Irish CRE (Cré means earth as in clay. There are also the words talamh and ithir.)
BURN
Albanian DJEG
Irish DOGHADH (Dóghadh, or in new orthography dó)
Cf. Breton /devin/, Latin /foveo/, Wakhi /thau/, they're all different to some extent.
Only Lith. /degti/ is sufficiently close. Tocharian /tsak/ is also close, but Tocharian seems related to the Italo-Celtic (or a broader) group in several ways, so there's a good reason for it to be close.
DRY
Albanian THAT
Irish TIRIM
FISH
Albanian PESHKU (dialect= PISK)
Breton PESK
Irish IASC
EYE
Albanian SYNI / SY
Irish SUIL (Long ú, “súil”. The other word for eye is “rocs”)
Note that this a unique Irish-Albanian isogloss not found in any other IELs / Institute of English Language Studies.
FOUR
(Note the /k-/ : /c-/ correspondence)
Albanian KATER
Irish CEATHAIR (Irish “C” is always pronounced as “K”
FOOT, LEG
Albanian KAMBA/ KAMA / KOFSH
Irish COS
BARK (of tree)
Albanian KUJA
Irish COIRT
WHEN
Albanian KUR
Irish CATHAIN
"Cathain" is interrogative, as "WHEN" and as "KUR".
WHO
Albanian KUSH
Irish CIA
(Where and Who are 'wh- words' - the initial consonant descends from PIE *kW, as in English. Cé, actually, in modern Irish. Cia is probably Classical Irish. )
WHERE
Albanian KU / CKA/ CA (dialect form)
Irish CA
Cá, actually, and it does not mean just "where", but also "what" or "which", in some of the dialects.
WORM
Albanian KRYM / KRIMB (standard)
Irish CRUIMH (PEIST) (Cruimh, crumhóg, péist. Note: /d-/ : /cr-/)
TREE / WOOD
Albanian DRUNI / DRUJA
Irish CRANN
Celtic DRUID
But /cran/ and /druni, druja/ seem to be a particularly close match. The Celtic priests worshiped the tree as a God and so is that the word “dru” became "druid".
EARTH
Albanian DHEU
Irish CRE (Cré means earth as in clay. There are also the words talamh and ithir.)
BURN
Albanian DJEG
Irish DOGHADH (Dóghadh, or in new orthography dó)
Cf. Breton /devin/, Latin /foveo/, Wakhi /thau/, they're all different to some extent.
Only Lith. /degti/ is sufficiently close. Tocharian /tsak/ is also close, but Tocharian seems related to the Italo-Celtic (or a broader) group in several ways, so there's a good reason for it to be close.
DRY
Albanian THAT
Irish TIRIM
FISH
Albanian PESHKU (dialect= PISK)
Breton PESK
Irish IASC
Hektor12
Locus omnem
LOUSE
Irish MIOL
Albanian MORR
NOSE
Breton NOZ
Albanian NATA
Irish OIDHCHE
STAR
Albanian YLL
Irish REALT
WHITE
Albanian BARDH
Irish BAN
BELLY
Albanian BARK / BEL
Irish BOLG
PIE (pre indo-european) *bHelg^H.
Old High German BALG
Old Norse BELGR (the “-r” is the nominative singular ending)
Irish MIOL
Albanian MORR
NOSE
Breton NOZ
Albanian NATA
Irish OIDHCHE
STAR
Albanian YLL
Irish REALT
WHITE
Albanian BARDH
Irish BAN
BELLY
Albanian BARK / BEL
Irish BOLG
PIE (pre indo-european) *bHelg^H.
Old High German BALG
Old Norse BELGR (the “-r” is the nominative singular ending)