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Fjala e Lashtë #21 *líga-, n. “Illness” From: PIE *h₃ligó- “needy, emaciated” Descendant: Alb. ligë *líga-, adj. “Weak, sick” From: (same as above) Descendant: Alb. lig “sick, weak” *lígai̯ (plural form) Descendant:*lígʲẹ > PA *lígʲi > líɟə > Alb. (të) ligj

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🥳🎉200.2 FJALA E DITËS 🇦🇱✨🎉 emri: katranz/ë,-a English: tableau, painting 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

A massive tomb has been uncovered in eastern Albania. It contains funerary chambers, an antechamber, and a monumental staircase. The tomb is decorated with geometric stucco motifs and is dedicated to a “Gelliano” and Jupiter, in both Latin & Greek. It has been dated to the 3rd

Fjala e Lashtë #23 *lúga-, n. “Hollowed out object” From: PIE *lugó- “hollowed out, concave < bent, splintered” Descendant: Alb. lug “trough, water trough, tub, oblong hollow” Also: *lúgā-, n. “Hollowed out” Descendant: Alb. lugë “spoon”

The Albanians are the friends and the foes of the Turk. They have fought against him like tigers, and equally well at his side. […] To be considered a Turk is a disgrace to an Albanian, and there is nothing that will make him fight quicker than to call him a Turk.

#202.2 FJALA E DITËS 🇦🇱 emri: forulli,-a English: storm in one's head, mindstorm 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

Fjala e Lashtë #24 *u̯anā-, n. “Opening, hole” From: PIE *h₁uh₂ónah₂ “something empty” Descendant: Alb. vërë “hole” {exclusively Tosk}

Fjala e Lashtë #25 *apii̯i/a-, v. “To give” From: PIE *h₁opéi̯e/o- “to let grasp, have > to give” Descendant: PA *apijo, *apīh, *apī(t) > Alb. ep ~ jep

GREEK HOMOSEXUALITY AND ILLYRIAN INTERVENTION The relationship between Greeks and homosexuality goes all the way back to ancient times. This thread looks at how Greeks approached it through history, and how their Illyrian neighbors tried to stop it.

Kështjella e Margëritit në Krahinen e Himarës - 1571

Fjala e Lashtë #26 *braj́a- n. “Fir” From: PIE *bʰr̥h₁ǵós “brightly shiny” / PIE *bʰrósdʰh₁os “pointed object” Descendant: PA *braða- > Alb. bredh “fir”

Fjala e Lashtë #27 *gúri-, n. “Stone, rock” From: PIE *gʷr̥h₂i- “the heavy one, massive one” Descendant: > *gurə > PA *gūr > Alb. gur “stone, rock”