Po e filloj me nje deshmi te vjeter ku Zeusi cilesohet diell:










DYAUS was, as we have already indicated, the god of the bright sky, his name being connected with that of Zeus through the root dyu........................................
For example, many names unintelligible in Greek are at once explained by the meaning of their Sanscrit equivalents. Thus, the name of the chief Greek god, Zeus, conveys no meaning in itself. But the Greek sky-god Zeus evidently corresponds to the Hindoo sky-god Dyaus, and this word is derived from a root dyu meaning "to shine." Zeus then, the Greek theos, and the Latin deus, meant originally "the glistening ether." Similarly other Greek names are explained by their counterparts, or cognate words in Sanscrit. Thus the name of Zeus's wife, Hera, belongs to a Sanscrit root svar, and originally meant the bright sky: the goddess herself being primarily the bright air. Athene is referred to Sanscrit names meaning the light of dawn, and Erinys is explained by the Sanscrit Saranyn.




















Tani le ta shohim dhe njehere fjalen e sotme shqip DIELL. Mendimi im eshte se kjo eshte nje fjale e perbere e rrjedhur nga nje forme me e thjeshte gjithashtu e perbere: Die+ le. Per pjesen e pare Die, sic u permend dhe me siper rrenja eshte di, qe mund te perfaqsoj di-në, ditën, ose dritën, veç e veç meqenese ato burojne nga e njejta rrenje.Nga ana gjuhesore, gjuhetaret mendojne se rrenja e fjales DI-as(zeus) ka te beje me Day(diten) dhe light(driten)

Zeus10 wrote:Tani le te ndalojme dhe njehere tek rrenja e fjales DIte dhe Drite. Siç e thame dhe me siper rrenja eshte DI qe "rastesisht" perputhet me rrenjen e fjales "latine":
Sigurisht kjo nuk eshte perputhje e rastesishme dhe gjithashtu nuk eshte rastesi qe Zeusi vete ishte Dii:
Ky Perendi pervecse ishte simbol i Diellit, Dites dhe Drites ishte mbreti i gjithe hyjnive te tjera per shkak te DIjES se madhe qe zoteronte: