It
is well known that goddess Athena was Zeus's favorite daughter and she was born
from his head, and of course afterwards she would be called the daughter of Ab's /
Father-Sun; A'ba = A'va, "E'va", and knowing that v = n, we have: Ava
= Ana (H'ana)-(The Moon), and "Moon" is a white, cold and not fiery planet,
from where we have: White + Moon = White / Moon; Parth'èna - goddess Athena,
virgin, "Αθήνα" = παρθ / ένα, goddess of wisdom, strategy, and war,
and in the Greek language we have παρθένα = virgin.
In
IE languages the oldest word that is also found as a root word in all existing
similar languages or languages of Albanian origin we have the word: At. This ancient name in the Albanian
language still preserves double meaning today:
(At) Father = God (Zeus) - God and Father = Ab; bab 'baba -prind
(parent).
The
word "god" is gender-free because we find the Father and Mother of
this world as well as with Adam (Father) from whom Eva, Ava, Ana, Hana,
Hannah-Mother were born; The Mother of the World, This was the Ad / amy-sun,
two-body, (at and am two opposites as in our double-headed eagle).
This
feature is found in all the actual languages, so we have: God and Goddess = God
and Goddess, in gr. Kiri and Kiria = Lord, and Lady, just as in Albanian with
the word "parent" we mean both parents (Atin,Amën) ,the father and
the mother.
Our
basic prayer in Albanian: "In the name of the Father (të Atit), of the Son,
and of the Holy Spirit. Amen!" Fully confirms that this word is pure
Albanian and that the word At* has the same meaning as "God ", God,
as we have At, Et, Etri, (why not and Etrusks),so in the Albanian language we
can say "mëm-At" apo "Ati-mëm", "at-Dhe =
mëm-Dhe", as long as the word "god" and "parent" were
considered the same.
The
name *Athena is exactly the union of the names "At" and
"Moon" (Hëna) = AT'HENA, ATHENA. So we have: Father-Sun =
"Zeus" and Father-Moon = "Athena-god" constantly associated
with the holy bird of the night,an owl. Also "Father-Zeus," is
repeatedly appeared with his bird "Abis", the same as with the symbol
of the goddess Athena or (Ati-nukna).
In
all the ancient coins of the goddess Athena is written: "At (h) e".
Within the Athena name is preserved the name "At" = god and
"Hena" - goddess; their union brings this god into the feminine form:
AT, ATE; (ATHENA). Here is the same thing, we have a gender division, a more
accurate estimate in her honor as "God", as we say: AT = God, in this
case we have AʘE, ATE = Lady - God, Goddess ( Zonjë –
Perëndi, Perëndeshë), (as it happens in many other languages, in Albanian, in
Greek, etc.), where the word “Madam” originates from the masculine word
"Sir" in gr. kýrios kyría, (κύριος -κυρία).
Not
without purpose, the "Owl" bird, the representative of the goddess Athena,
has been selected. The owl sleeps during the day and stays awake at night;
hunts. The owl is the only bird that can
rotate its head nearly 360 degrees, just like the Hena (The moon)-God itself,
which appears at night, not during the day as the Sun-Zeus; once again at 360
degrees, the moon returns filling itself or eating itself in-infinty.
We
pay particular attention to the fact that in all the ancient coins of this
goddess, above the Owl is founded a half-moon, and an olive branch. But why so?
Obviously we have to do with the Moon-Goddess itself.
Athena
(Αθηνά) in Greek mythology was the goddess of wisdom, strategy and war. The
oldest names of the goddess were At (h) 'an (Doric dialect) and Athèna. The
Athena name finally became empowered, derived from the surname *Athanaia,
indirectly matched in Athenian> Athens. The idealization of Athena's name
derives from A-God-Noah or H-χ, God-Noah, ie, God's intellect of this according
to (Cratylus 407b); the explanation is pre-etymological. Scientific literature
considers the name Athene "theonymus" prehelenic; paragryt and with
unknown etymologies. " Thus, the etymology of "god-Athena" has
remained unclear to date, just as many ancient names, inscriptions and
inscriptions, which the ancient Greek language did not succeed.
Max
Müller also writes about the evolution of the Sanskrit word "ahâna",
meaning "Shine" but he does not give any explanation to establish a
relation between the word Ahâna and Athèna.
According
to a third group of scholars, the Athene word comes from the root AIθ (AEʘ),
from where comes the denomination "αιθηρ" aithēr = Etër (fathers) or
more precisely from the root Aʘ - AT. It is
worth remembering that the word "ET or AT" belongs to Albanian and
Albanian only. (Aʘ) is scientifically recognized as a
symbol of the Sun. The letter T → ʘ = ☀ → The sun -
AT.
Günther
Neumann suggests that Athena's name is probably of Lydian origin, a composite
word derived partly from Tirren where: AT = Mother, as the name of the
Huraannah goddess Hannahannah, which is often referred to as Ana.
So
from what we read above, it is more than obvious that the name
"Athena", derived from the writings of the ancient authors and the
linear B mycenas inscription ; all of them show that this name derives from the
male name At = God (Zot), in Lydian language:
At = Mother (Nëna), and in Sanskrit we have, "ahâna" = bright,
same as in Greek synonym her * Pallas Athena = white, bright Athena = âna;
Hâna, Moon itself - glittering solar radiation)
We
also learned that in the Old-Sanskrit language, Athene's name is the evolution
of the word "ahâna" = ashtë hâna, (dialekti geg. Â= asht’ osht’
êshtë) hēnë, (e shndritshme, flakëruese) meanwhile in the ledian language, the
name Athèna comes from: AT = Nëna (Mother), just like the name of the Hurian
goddess, Hannahannah = 'Anë.
Platon
noted that the citizens of Sais in Egypt adored a goddess whose Egyptian name
was *Neith and was identified with the Athena goddess, without forgetting here
that most linguists believe that Athene’s name comes from the root "Aʘ
= AT". (Aιθ = etër)
And
this is more than true, a lot of facts show that in the coins made in her favor, all have the owl; the holy bird of the night
- its symbol and in it is also written clearly: "AʘE"
-ATE = Zonjë (Lady), a name which is derived from the root word AT, Aιθ, as
most of the linguists also declare.
We
carefully look at the name of the Egyptian goddess Neith written as all the
ancient Asian writings from right to left, comparing it with the term
"Athena", read in anagram already, taking into account the value of
the letter: Â = âshtë (geg dialect) we have: Neith- (â) ⇔ Âthein =
Athena. Already proven and accepted as the same god.
If
we consider the "night-bird" owl, as the symbol of Athene's goddess
and the name of the Egyptian goddess Neith, it explains everything and it
means: Neit(h) = e Natës, Neith, Netë, natë, night, nýchta. Goddess of night.
It
is the name of the Moon (goddess) from which we have in many languages of the
world, the source of the word Nana; Mother, (ama; mëma). In the English
language Hëna it means "Moon" and (mëma) its called "Mom",
also in Greek we have: "M'ana" = Mama.
This
is Athena - Zonja Hènë, favorite daughter of
“Atit -Diell”
At
= Diell = Zot (At = Sun = God) dhe Ate = Hëna -Zonje (Ate= Moon- Goddess);
Perëndesha Mëm’.
Ref.
Britishmuseum.org. Museum
number 1891,0806.86
In the Iliad (4.514), the Odyssey (3.378), the
Homeric Hymns.
(Cratylus. 407b)
Mycenaean Greek and Linear B
https://www.palaeolexicon.com/
Martin Bernal Black
Athena, Roots Afroasiatic of Civilization Classical (1987)
Aleksander
Hasanas
Korce
Albania
mili.butka@yahoo.com
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