sentences:  Some loanwords, however, have been proposed such as "shegë" ("pomegranate") or "lëpjetë" ("orach", compare with Pre-Greek "lápathon", "λάπαθον", "monk's rhubarb").Albert Joris Van Windekens (1915—1989) offered rules for an unattested hypothetical Indo-European Pelasgian language, selecting vocabulary for which there was no Greek etymology among the names of places, heroes, animals, plants, garments, artifacts, social organization.His 1952 essay "Le Pélasgique" was critically received.