Bishtak, buçurruc, currak, çukallkë, cartridge, gozhdar, hajdar, aunts, herrloj, kacagjel, pencil,

There was once a merchant porcelain certificate of origin bowls. The shop had downtown, and vase sold more enriched time. There was also a distinguished woman of good, which helped the shop. The other day there was a mighty tempest in the sea, and the ship loaded with vessels certificate of origin that sank dealer had ordered. Dealer store remained free merchandise, and even before that I had no more debts to pay creditors. It was closed between empty shelves, cursing his fate and find no solace. To it as his wife approached, certificate of origin took the arm, and invited them followed them into the basement of the shop. When he entered the basement, the dealer did not believe the eyes: in the basement had shelves certificate of origin with hundreds of beautiful vases of expensive, same with ç'kish he ever sold. I have collected years ago, said his wife; every day I removed the pot from the sidelines, and here we have now that we need to come out of clay.
Wife's sister married a former trader trader calendars; The work went well this good, because many were sold calendars; therefore he was rich as baxhanaku own. But again, at the turn of the year, there was a mighty tempest in the sea, and the ship sank loaded with calendars ... At that time, often sinking ships, that also sought tales. Dealer store remained free merchandise, and even before that I had no more debts to pay creditors. It was closed between empty shelves, cursing his fate and find no solace. To it as his wife approached, took the arm, and invited them followed them into the basement of the shop. When he entered the basement, the dealer did not believe the eyes: in the basement had shelves with hundreds of calendars past years, the same as those he had ever sold. I have collected years ago, said his wife; Remove any one calendar day aside, and here we have now that we need to come out of clay.
This tale I remember many times when I hear people boast rare words of our language, and even worse when I hear others complain that this or that Albanian dictionary of words left to rot out in the rain.
I understand the passion of lexicographers meraklinj to collect certificate of origin words dealing certificate of origin with rare habits of the people, or flower certificate of origin names of popular drugs; they resemble butterfly collectors or philatelists, who does not do damage, and if to believe statistics, certificate of origin are the happiest people.
The word, in itself, or detached from the context of uses, has no value. On the other hand, when I use a word, use the hope that you also read that you could understand me; or otherwise to define and try to "sell" semantically.
On the other hand, words are like coins language certificate of origin - is not circulated, have no value. If you have carefully collected all denominations banknotes that were used, for example, in 1957 in Bangladesh, your collection has numismatic value (if this is the correct word for banknotes collections), but can not wear the peksimet buying or hide of an exhibit paying for your collection.
If I now mention a word you have not heard that, eg totavë, and you offer some type contexts:'ll certificate of origin go wait in the airport totavën; or totava has been a little sick last night; or totava has launched his own blog now, you still will not know for sure what exactly is totava; I explain that while you totavë certificate of origin mother's sister, or aunt; and when you ask me what this is about an aunt who have not ever heard, I explain again that this is how I call on my aunt when I was little. However totava is not concerned. It's only a small lexical noise, a scratch on the wall, or a chip that you find inside a box of chocolates, but you can not use to play poker.
Katrrith, copure, hanëz, lahugjyrë, parenicë, rrgjan, Taft, thikëz, vjerrcë are all names of a "women varëseje ago", which, certificate of origin as explained to me the author of a dictionary of words that are rare now consult, even put in the hood (of course).
However, rare dictionaries of words are instruments of fun, for those who have time to kill. I just got up one lately published immediately went over to ask them that question everyone asks when they opened for the first vocabulary: names of genitals.
Bishtak, buçurruc, currak, çukallkë, cartridge, gozhdar, hajdar, aunts, herrloj, kacagjel, pencil, karklluk, karushë, corncob, certificate of origin llullak, Calumet, maçarungë, Manilla, matarak, matarosh, certificate of origin matrafell, matrakullë, mazhgull, meskambësh, mëzhell, rick, ndërmjekambësh, certificate of origin die, die, dies, paddle, saw, pllambanik, qushk, rrepan, belt, rropell, wheeler, rrotoman, raisins, shaputan, shkërdhyes, shubak, fastener, certificate of origin sneezing, zdërvek.
Of all these names rarely, I like particularly saw; because the body must honor, cherished even by senior military titles; while shaputan pulled certificate of origin a reason t