Looking more into the word ALBANOI , I came across some articles that albanians are related to Chechens as per linguistic similarities below............I only copied a few ( or else it would be pages on pages )
The ETYMOLOGY OF ALL THE WORDS YOU COPY-PASTED
CHECHENIA=ICHQERIA
ALBANIA=
SHQIPËRIA, is it so hard to spell?
shqiptoj<Latin expicere
Chechen=aakharkho,Albanian=katundar,English=peasan t
<katund "village"< PIE
Chechen=alsamoo,Albanian=më shumë,English=more <Latin summus
Chechen=aagan,Albanian=egër,English=wild <Greek agrios
Chechen=aara dalan,Albanian=dal jashtë,English=get out <PIE, Compound expression, both words have cognates in Greek thallo and A.Greek ektos
Chechen=aaradaqqa,Albanian=terhheq,English=withdraw<PIE, Cognates Lithuanian vulku and Greek Aulaki
Chencen aaradovila; Albanian=rrugedalje,English=e xit Compound of Latin loan "ruga" and "dal", etymology explained above
Chechen=aare,Albanian=rrafsh,English=plain <PIE, English< Latin planus< Greek plano
Chechen=arzha,Albanian=zeze,English=black <PIE feminine of zi, compare Dutch kwaad
Chechen=aaz,Albanian=ze,English=voice PIE, compare Serbo-Croatian zvon
Chechen=baarz,Albanian=varr,English=grave
<PIE, cognates Gothic
Chechen=banka,Albanian=burre,English=man
<PIE, cognates German bauer
Chechen=baar,Albanian=arre,English=nut
<PIE, cogantes A.Greek arua, SerboCroatian orah, Lativian rieksts
Chechen=bashkhan,Albanian=shkelqyer,English=excell ent
< Latin, obvious in bothEnglish and Albanian
Chechen=bekhka,Albanian=borxh,English=debt,obligat ion
<Turkish borç
Chechen=bil ma,Albanian=fal me,English=im sorry
wrong meaning, explaining Albanain pronouns will need a whole other section, anyway "fal" and "call" are related
Chechen=besan,Albanian=zbehte,English=pale
<PIE, Lithuanian izblyskes
Chechen=buha,Albanian=buf,English=owl
<Latin bufus
Chechen=cham,Albanian=shijshem,English=tasty
<shije<PIE, see Lithuanian skonis
Chechen=yaalla,waala,Albanian=eja,English=come here
see also Greek ela
Chechen=chu,Albanian=hyj,English=get in
<PIE, see also: A.Greek au, Baltic au, Celtic hou etc
Chechen=daago,Albanian=djeg,English=burn
<PIE, comapre English day, Lithuanian degti, greek tefra
Chechen=dahiita,Albanian=dergoj,English=send
<Latin dirigo
Chechen=dehndi,Albanian=gjedhe,English=cattle
<PIE, apparently English sit is the right cognate
Chechen=dain,Albanian=drite,English=light
<PIE, O.English torht
Chechen=daakhkan,Albanian=gjendem,English=located
<gjej "to find", compare English get, Greek kteme
Chechen=delqa,Albanian=dreke,English=lunch
<PIE, cognates A.Greek dropon found also in a some certain Paleo-Balkan languages
Chechen=dowgha,Albanian=djeges,English=hot
<"djeg", see above for etymology
Chechen=duq,Albanian=aq,English=so many
<PIE, cogantes Latin quae
Chechen=dyelkha,Albanian=kerkoj
?,English=to cry
actual meaning "to search", <Latin circo/ "qaj" means "to cry" <PIE, see German klagen
Chechen=eskar,Albanian=ushtri,English=army
<Latin hostis
Chechen=ghaighanii,Albanian=hidheroj,English=make sad
< "hidhur"<PIE, see also A.Greek aithein, Lithuanian
aitrus
Chechen=ghaala,Albanian=kala,English=castle
actual meaning "sand castle" <Turkish, kështjellë <Latin castellum
Chechen=gaalat,Albanian=gabim,English=mistake
they start with the same letter, that's about it
Chechen=ghishto,Albanian=ngrehine,English=building
<ngre <PIE, cognates Latin cresco
Chechen=gharlima,Albanian=ngrirje,English=freezing
<PIE, also "mërdhij"<mardhë<PIE, see also Polish mroz
Chechen=goola,Albanian=gju,English=knee
<PIE, see also O.Irish glun
Chechen=hakkha,Albanian=terheq,English=draw
DUPLICATES, see above
Chechen=hoqa,Albanian=kete,English=this
<PIE, The relation with English it's actually pretty obvious
Chechen=hostam,Albanian=gozhde,English=nail
<Slavic, see Polish gwozdz
Chechen=khalkhar,Albanian=kercej,English=dance
at least get the dentition right
Chechen=khan,Albanian=kohe,English=time
<PIE, Old Prussian kissman
Chechen=khasbesh,Albanian=kopesht,English=garden
<PIE, cognates Greek kipos
Chechen=keeda,Albanian=qetem,English=cut
How did pres became an alien word
Chechen=khena,Albanian=kohe,English=weather
kohë explained above, "mot"<PIE, see als Latin tempus, A.Greek metis
Chechen=khila,Albanian=qene,English=been
Albanian verbs, one of them has 130 possible conjugations compared to English 25. You found 1/130. Find the rest of 129
Chechen=khilam,Albanian=kam,English=have
<PIE, see A.Greek pepamai
Chechen=kho,Albanian=
vezë,English=egg
Get the definiton right firist. Anyway<PIE, cognates Latin ovum
Chechen=kog,Albanian=kembe,English=leg,foot
<Latin gamba
Chechen=Iighana,Albanian=Inatosur,English=Angry
zemëruar"<"zemra" heart<PIE, "inatosur"<"inat"<SERBO-CROATIAN<Turkish
Chechen=nana,Albanian=nene,English=mother
mëmë, amë, get the defition right, nënë it's related to nonna and has the same meaning
Chechen=Ysh,Albanian=Ishin,english=they were
Albanian verbs
Chechen=shu,Albanian=ju,English=you
English and Albanian are PRONOUNCED THE SAME
zanipolp said:
Looking into the genetics of the Chechans, they have less than 1% E ........BUT, there is always the J2 which is chechan. BUT what about the E in albania, not popular further north in Bosnia, croatia, slovenia etc
could the north-east migration into Albania as noted by the links I previously attached mean, the linguistic part.
as per notes:
The I2a-deficiency of the Arbereshe also gives support to the theory that the Albanians are relatively recent arrivals from the northeast; this theory has been upheld in the past on the basis of the (i) their historical obscurity until the last millennium, and (ii) the paucity of native sea terms and Greek loanwords in Albanian, which is difficult to explain if Albanians always occupied their current location on the Adriatic.
Here we go again. You know, the border between Proto-Romanians an Proto-Albanians was Morava valley in Serbia. Not to mention you're looking way too far from the Roman Empire borders.
Arbëresh study can be thrown in a garbage because it too flawed.
As for the Chechen I don't know where you see the similarities of those words. Not to mention they're all PIE, with a few loans. Not to forget the ones who's meaning is completely off.
Since this forum doesn't allow me to copy-paste, just search for the etymology of the cognates/comparison words.