"gegnisht" meaning in Albanian

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Adverb

Etymology: From gegën + -isht; gegën (“Gheg (acc. form)”) derived from gegë (“Gheg (nom. form)”). * Pokorny connects gegë with Ancient Greek (Attic) γίγας (gígas, “giant”), from the Homeric mythology (the giants of the Acroceraunian mountains), probably denoting originally war-like invading tribes descending from Epirus. Compare gjatë, glatë, gat (“tall, long”), gatë (“heron”) and Latin gigas (“giant”). See gegë for more. * Possibly from Ancient Greek γέγειος (gégeios, “primitive, antique, old, ancient.”) (ion.), Ancient Greek γεγωνός (gegōnós, “loud-sounding, sonorous, bright, clear sound ; loud of voice.”), γεγωνιστής (gegōnistḗs)… Etymology templates: {{suffix|sq|gegën|isht}} gegën + -isht, {{uder|sq|grc|-}} Ancient Greek, {{cog|la|gigas||giant}} Latin gigas (“giant”), {{der|sq|grc|γέγειος||primitive, antique, old, ancient.}} Ancient Greek γέγειος (gégeios, “primitive, antique, old, ancient.”), {{der|sq|grc|γεγωνός||loud-sounding, sonorous, bright, clear sound ; loud of voice.}} Ancient Greek γεγωνός (gegōnós, “loud-sounding, sonorous, bright, clear sound ; loud of voice.”) Head templates: {{head|sq|adverb}} gegnisht
  1. (Gheg) Gheg, Gheg Albanian Tags: Gheg Synonyms: gegërisht [Standard, Tosk] Related terms: gegë, gegërishte [Standard, Tosk], gegnishte [Gheg]
    Sense id: en-gegnisht-sq-adv-bbTe7OG2 Categories (other): Albanian entries with incorrect language header, Albanian terms suffixed with -isht, Gheg Albanian

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