HomeServicesBlogDictionariesContactSpanish Course
← Albanian Dictionary
CEFR Level
B1

Albanian — Intermediate Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters.

# Word Type IPA Definition
1 -acak Emër
2 -ajë Frazë Suffix appended to words to create a noun, denoting a location.
3 -atë Frazë /-ˈatə/ Forms nouns from verbs, chiefly action nouns and result nouns. Now unproductive.
4 -cak Frazë Usually a derogative suffix.
5 -çëm Frazë /tʃəm/ Makes masculine adjectives from verbs and nouns. The most common meaning the suffix carries is comparable to -able in En…
6 -çme Frazë /tʃmɛ/ (Shprehje).
7 -cuk Emër
8 -ëri Frazë Forming nouns denoting the state, condition, domain, or jurisdiction of the suffixed word.
9 -ëse Emër, Frazë /əsɛ/ Used to form adjectives and nouns describing things and characteristics of a city, region, or country, such as the peopl…
10 -eshë Emër, Frazë Equivalent to '-ess': Used to form proper nouns from nouns.
11 -ësi Frazë indicates a state of being: -ism, -ness, -hood, -ity.
12 -fër Frazë /fər/ used to form distance adjective suffix.
13 -fish Emër, Frazë Forming terms denoting disingenuous ways by which people seek to attract attention, especially on a dating app.
14 -hem Frazë /hɛm/ suffix used for 1st person singular (mediopassive voice) - indicative, present form. Not used for verbs ending with h- (…
15 -het Frazë Forms active verbs into mediopassive verbs. Indicating 3rd person singular, indicative, present: it is; (it) -s; (it) is…
16 -hna Frazë /hna/ suffix used for 1st person singular (mediopassive voice) - indicative, present form. Not used for verbs ending with h- (…
17 -icë Emër Forms abstract nouns.
18 -içkë Emër forms diminutives of feminine nouns.
19 -ike Frazë
20 -inë Frazë Suffix appended to words to create a noun, denoting a location.
21 -isht Frazë Forms adverbs from adjectives. Frequently corresponds to English -ly.
22 -ishtë Frazë Suffix appended to words to create a noun, denoting a location.
23 -izëm Frazë
24 -laq Emër
25 -lec Emër
26 -luq Emër
27 -man Frazë forms derogatory adjectives and nouns.
28 -mën Frazë dialectal form of -man.
29 -ojs Emër
30 -olli Frazë found in some Turkish derived surnames.
31 -onjë Emër, Frazë /ˈoɲə/ forms feminine nouns.
32 -onjës Emër, Frazë forms male agent nouns.
33 -ore Frazë feminine singular of -or.
34 -orr Frazë forms agent nouns.
35 -orre Frazë feminine singular of -orr.
36 -rash Emër
37 -shëm Frazë /ʃəm/ Makes masculine adjectives from verbs and nouns. The most common meaning the suffix carries is comparable to -able in En…
38 -shme Frazë /ʃmɛ/ Makes feminine adjectives from verbs and nouns. The most common meaning the suffix carries is comparable to -able in Eng…
39 -sht Frazë Otherwise suffix -isht is used. To form adverbs from adjectives (see -isht for more).
40 -tar Frazë forms relational adjectives. -al.
41 -tare Emër, Frazë forms relational adjectives. -al.
42 -tat Frazë -ness, -ity, in learned Latin/Italian loans.
43 -tet Emër
44 -tor Emër, Frazë
45 -tore Frazë
46 -uas Frazë forms agent nouns from o-stem verbs.
47 -ues Emër, Frazë forms agent nouns from o-stem verbs.
48 -uhskë Emër
49 -ull Frazë /[uɫ]/ Used to form a diminutive of a noun, indicating small size or youth.
50 -ush Frazë diminutive suffix.
51 -vec Emër
52 -xhi Frazë Suffix appended to words to create a noun, denoting a profession or occupation.
53 -zet Mbiemër
54 -zoj Frazë (Shprehje).
55 abaci Emër /[abaˈt͡si]/ abbacy, jurisdiction of an abbot.
56 abaj Emër pouch; pouchiness of the face.
57 abak Emër /[aˈbak]/
58 abakë Emër /[aˈbakə]/
59 abanoz Emër /[abaˈnɔz]/ ebony tree.
60 abanozi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
61 abat Emër /aˈbat/ An ecclesiastical title close to that of a bishop.
62 abatë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of abat.
63 abatësh Emër indefinite ablative plural of abat.
64 abatët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of abat.
65 abatëve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
66 abati Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
67 abatin Emër definite accusative singular of abat.
68 abatit Emër definite dative/ablative singular of abat.
69 abazhur Emër /abaˈʒuɾ/ lamp (support together with the shade).
70 abces Emër Poche de pus dans une cavité formée aux dépens des tissus environnants.
71 abdes Emër
72 abdikim Emër abdication.
73 abdiko Folje
74 abdikoj Folje /[ab.dik.ɔj]/ to abdicate, resign.
75 abdomen Emër The fat surrounding the belly.
76 abece Emër /[a.bɛ.t͡sɛ]/ abecé f (plural abecé, definite abecéja, definite plural abecét).
77 abeceja Emër definite nominative singular of abece.
78 abecet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of abece.
79 abetar Emër abetáre f (plural abetáre, definite abetárja, definite plural abetáret).
80 abetare Emër /[a.bɛ.ta.ɾɛ]/ abetare f (plural abetare, definite abetarja, definite plural abetaret).
81 abis Emër /[aˈbis]/ abyss, deep.
82 abolla Lidhëz so that, so as.
83 abonim Emër /[a.bɔn.im]/ subscription.
84 abonimi Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
85 abono Folje
86 abonoj Folje /[abonɔj]/ to subscribe.
87 abonuar Emër, Folje /[a.bɔnu.ar]/ subscriber.
88 abort Emër An early termination of a mission, action, or procedure in relation to missiles or spacecraft; the craft making such a m…
89 abrash Emër, Mbiemër spotted, piebald (of horses).
90 abrashë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of abrash.
91 abrogim Emër /[abɾɔˈɡim]/ abrogation, abolition.
92 abrogoj Folje /[abɾɔˈɡɔj]/ to abrogate.
93 absida Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
94 absidat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of absidë.
95 abside Emër /abˈsidə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of absidë.
96 absidën Emër definite accusative singular of absidë.
97 absidës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of absidë.
98 absolut Mbiemër /[apsoˈlut]/
99 abuzim Emër
100 abuzoj Folje /[a.bu.ˈzɔj]/
101 abuzova Folje
102 abuzuar Folje
103 acaherë Ndajfolje /at͡saˈheɾə/
104 acar Emër, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /[aˈt͡saɾ]/ bitter, coarse, rough, brisk.
105 acare Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of acar (“bitter cold”).
106 acaret Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of acar (“bitter cold”).
107 acari Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
108 acarjë Emër
109 acaroj Folje /at͡saˈɾɔj/ to be in need.
110 acarova Folje
111 acaruar Folje
112 acid Emër
113 açik Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /[at͡ʃik]/ clear, impudent.
114 açugë Emër /aˈt͡ʃuɡə/ anchovy (Engraulis encrasicholus).
115 adaptoj Folje to accommodate, adapt, adjust, attune, fix, fit, mount, place, tune.
116 adash Emër
117 adashë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of adash.
118 adashët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of adash.
119 adashi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
120 adër Emër joke, kidding, pack of lies.
121 aderim Emër access, admission, admittance, joining, junction.
122 aderimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
123 aderoj Folje /[adɛɹɔj]/ to associate, come together, join.
124 aderova Folje
125 aderuar Folje
126 adet Emër Equivalent to 'custom': Frequent repetition of the same behavior; way of behavior common to many; ordinary manner; habit…
127 adete Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of adet.
128 adetet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of adet.
129 adeti Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
130 adham Emër Equivalent to 'diamond': A glimmering glass-like mineral that is an allotrope of carbon in which each atom is surrounded…
131 adhis Folje to water (plants etc.).
132 adhrim Emër Gheg form of adhurim (“adoration, worship”).
133 adhurim Emër gerund of adhuroj (“to adore, worship”).
134 adhuroj Folje /[a.ðu.ˈɾɔj]/ to worship.
135 admirim Emër Equivalent to 'admiration': A positive emotion including wonder and approbation; the regarding of another as being wonde…
136 admiroj Folje /[admiɾɔj]/ Equivalent to 'Admire': An unincorporated community in York County, Pennsylvania.
137 adoptim Emër
138 adoptoj Folje
139 adrën Emër definite accusative singular of adër.
140 adrës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of adër.
141 adresa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
142 adresat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of adresë.
143 adresë Emër /[adɾɛːs]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of adresë.
144 adresoj Folje to address.
145 afat Emër /aˈfat/ grace (for a debtor), postponement, extension of time.
146 afate Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of afat.
147 afatet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of afat.
148 afati Emër indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
149 afçë Emër golden oriole (Oriolus oriolus).
150 afër Parafjalë /afˈəɹ/ at, beside, by, near, nearby, near to, next to.
151 aferë Emër /aˈfeɾə/ affair, scandal.
152 afërina Emër
153 afërm Emër, Mbiemër close, intimate, relations, relatives, near, nearby, next.
154 afërme Emër
155 afërsi Emër /[afəɾsi]/ Equivalent to 'Intimacy': Feeling or atmosphere of closeness and openness towards someone else, often but not necessaril…
156 afërt Emër, Mbiemër connected due to close, near distance, relation.
157 afgan Emër Variante désuète de afghan.
158 afirmoj Folje to confirm, assent, affirm.
159 afishë Emër notice, placard or poster.
160 afishoj Emër to placard, post, post up.
161 afras Emër
162 afrazi Emër
163 afri Emër affinity, congeniality, cognation, relation.
164 afrikan Emër Equivalent to 'African': A native of Africa; also one ethnologically belonging to an African race.
165 afrim Emër a male given name (male version of female Afrime (“approach, (rare) friend”)).
166 afro Emër, Folje hairstyle characterized by tightly curled locks and a rounded shape.
167 afrohem Emër, Folje /afˈɾɔhɛm/ mediopassive of afroj (“to bring closer”).
168 afrohet Emër, Folje /afˈɾɔhet/ Equivalent to 'Approaching': The act of coming closer; an approach.
169 afroj Emër, Folje /afˈɾɔj/ to attract; to gain the goodwill of.
170 afron Emër, Folje a male given name.
171 afrona Folje /[afˈɾɔːna]/ Gheg form of afrohem.
172 afruar Emër, Folje participle of afroj (present).
173 afrues Emër
174 afsh Emër ardor, passion, sultriness.
175 afshe Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of afsh.
176 afshet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of afsh.
177 afshi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
178 aftë Mbiemër /ˈäftə/ able, proficient, skilled.
179 aftësi Emër /äftəˈsi/ skill, ability, proficiency.
180 aftësia Emër definite singular of aftësi.
181 aftësoj Emër, Folje to qualify, to retrain.
182 afti Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
183 agër Emër donkey, ass.
184 agjërim Emër Equivalent to 'Fasting': Abstinence or mortification for religious reasons, especially abstinence from food.
185 agjëroj Folje /[aɟəˈɾɔj]/ Equivalent to 'fast': A train that calls at only some stations it passes between its origin and destination, typically j…
186 agmi Emër, Mbiemër pre-dawn light, glow.
187 aguj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of agull.
188 agujt Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of agull.
189 aguliçe Emër primrose (Primula).
190 agull Emër /ˈaɡuɫ/ semi-darkness, fog.
191 agulli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
192 aguridh Emër, Mbiemër immature (of people).
193 agzot Emër fine gunpowder for flintlock weapons.
194 ahafte Emër laburnum (Laburnum anagyroides).
195 aheng Emër urban folk music (as opposed to traditional folk music of rural areas and to epic and ritual songs), popular music.
196 ahesh Emër indefinite ablative plural of ah.
197 ahet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ah.
198 aheve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
199 ahishtë Emër beech forest.
200 ahtë Emër, Mbiemër of beechwood: beechen.
201 ahur Emër /ahˈur/ ground floor of house (for livestock and their feed, wood, dairy products or tools).
202 ahure Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of ahur.
203 ahuresh Emër indefinite ablative plural of ahur.
204 ahuret Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ahur.
205 ahureve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
206 ahuri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
207 ajar Emër large basket for holding or measuring grain.
208 ajarë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of ajar.
209 ajari Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
210 ajasmë Emër
211 ajazmë Emër /aˈjaːzm(ə)/ holy water (in the Orthodox tradition).
212 ajdës Emër /ˈajdəs/ Scotch laburnum (Laburnum alpinum).
213 ajdësa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of ajdës.
214 ajdësi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
215 ajër Emër /ˈajər/ Equivalent to 'air': The substance constituting Earth's atmosphere: a gaseous mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, and various t…
216 ajka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
217 ajkë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of ajkë.
218 ajnik Emër gentle sea breeze.
219 ajri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
220 ajroj Folje /[aj.ˈɾɔj]/
221 ajros Folje /[aj.ˈɾɔs]/
222 ajrosa Folje
223 ajrosur Folje
224 ajrova Folje
225 ajruar Folje
226 akacie Emër /aˈkat͡siɛ/ black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia).
227 akçeshë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of akçeshë.
228 akçi Emër
229 akëç Përemër /ˈakət͡ʃ/ one, someone (referring to a particular unspecified person or object).
230 akëcila Emër
231 akëcili Emër
232 akëshu Ndajfolje /[aˈkʃu]/ (Ndajfolje).
233 akllek Emër makeup, cosmetic.
234 akóma Emër
235 akord Emër chord (combination of three or more pitches).
236 akrep Emër /akɾɛp/ needle, indicator needle (of a measuring instrument).
237 akrepa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of akrep.
238 akrepat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of akrep.
239 akrobat Emër Equivalent to 'Acrobat': An athlete who performs acts requiring skill, agility and coordination, often as part of a circ…
240 aksh Emër
241 aksham Emër evening prayer, isha.
242 aksion Emër group work project carried out by volunteers.
243 aksioni Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
244 akth Emër /akθ/ common melilot (Melilotus officinalis).
245 aktiv Emër, Mbiemër /[akˈtif]/ assembly of representative delegates of interest groups.
246 aktive Mbiemër feminine singular of aktiv.
247 aktivi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
248 aktor Emër Equivalent to 'actor': Someone who institutes a legal suit; a plaintiff or complainant.
249 aktorë Emër indefinite nominative plural.
250 aktorët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of aktor.
251 aktori Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
252 aktpadi Emër
253 akuj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of akull.
254 akujt Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of akull.
255 akull Emër, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /ˈakuɫ/ Equivalent to 'ice': Acronym of internal combustion engine.
256 akullaç Emër
257 akulli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
258 akulloj Emër
259 akullor Emër, Mbiemër ice-cold, glacial.
260 akullsi Emër
261 akuzues Emër
262 akzot Emër
263 alamidh Emër Atlantic bonito (Sarda sarda).
264 alarm Emër /alaɾm/
265 alarmim Emër /alaɾmim/ alarming, alarm.
266 alarmoj Folje /alaɾmɔj/ to disturb, disquiet, worry.
267 aleat Emër Equivalent to 'Ally': One's relatives; kin, kindred, relations; also, relationship through descent or marriage; kinship.
268 alem Emër
269 alfabet Emër Equivalent to 'Alphabet': The set of letters used when writing in a language.
270 alfier Emër flag-bearer, standard-bearer.
271 aliazh Emër Equivalent to 'alloy': A metal that is a combination of two or more elements, at least one of which is a metal, a base m…
272 aliver Emër Equivalent to 'Reticulum': A network.
273 alkool Emër Equivalent to 'alcohol': Any of a class of organic compounds (such as ethanol) containing a hydroxyl functional group (-…
274 allajbe Emër regional commander of military or police forces.
275 alle Emër goat, cow, or mare with deep red hair.
276 allkë Emër raised dividing strip between fields.
277 allme Emër /aˈɫmɛ/ Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus).
278 allosua Mbiemër absurd, incredible.
279 allti Emër revolver, six-shooter.
280 alpin Emër Nom. [B1].
281 altar Emër /alˈtaɾ/ altar (flat-topped structure used for religious rites).
282 aludoj Folje to allude.
283 aludova Folje
284 aluduar Folje
285 alumin Emër Equivalent to 'aluminium': A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an ato…
286 amahj Emër
287 amam Emër dialectal form of hamam.
288 aman Pasthirrmë have mercy!.
289 amarant Emër Noun. [B1].
290 amat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of amë.
291 amator Emër Equivalent to 'Amateur': A person attached to a particular pursuit, study, science, or art (such as music or painting)…
292 ambël Mbiemër Gheg form of ëmbël.
293 ambër Emër Ambergris, the waxy product of the sperm whale.
294 amëdhe Emër
295 amënor Emër
296 amësht Mbiemër /ˈaməʃt/ uninteresting, unattractive.
297 amësi Emër maternity; maternity rights.
298 amësia Emër definite nominative singular of amësi.
299 amësim Emër
300 amësor Emër
301 amëz Emër food aroma.
302 amfib Mbiemër /amˈfib/ Equivalent to 'Amphibian': An animal of the Amphibia; any vertebrate that does not have amniotic eggs, living both on la…
303 amfibe Mbiemër feminine singular/plural of amfib.
304 amiant Emër /amiant/ Equivalent to 'Asbestos': Any of several fibrous mineral forms of magnesium silicate, used for fireproofing, electrical…
305 amianti Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
306 amidon Emër /amiˈdon/ starch (specifically as organic matter).
307 amper Emër ampere (unit of electrical current).
308 amperi Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
309 amshim Emër
310 amshoj Folje to live forever, make eternal.
311 amshonj Folje to render immortal.
312 amshuar Emër Equivalent to 'eternal': One who lives forever; an immortal.
313 amti Emër /amˈti/ stagnation, apathy, lethargy.
314 amuj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of amull.
315 amujt Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of amull.
316 amull Emër /ˈamuɫ/ still pool of water from a spring.
317 amulli Emër /amuˈɫi/ stagnation.
318 amvisa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
319 amvisat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of amvisë.
320 amvisë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of amvisë.
321 amza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
322 amze Emër /ˈamzə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of amzë.
323 anaflas Folje to allude, insinuate.
324 analizë Emër Equivalent to 'analysis': Decomposition into components in order to study (a complex thing, concept, theory, etc.).
325 anarki Emër Equivalent to 'Anarchy': The state of a society being without authorities or an authoritative governing body.
326 anarkia Emër definite nominative singular of anarki.
327 anas Emër A barangay of Calauag, Quezon, Philippines.
328 anason Emër /[anaˈsɔn]/ anise (Pimpinella anisum).
329 anatomi Emër
330 ançua Emër anchovy (Engraulis encrasicholus).
331 ançue Emër Gheg form of ançua.
332 andaj Ndajfolje /aˈndaj/ therefore, thus.
333 andej Ndajfolje thither, on that way, over there.
334 andërr Emër Gheg form of ëndërr.
335 andilë Emër /anˈdilə/ reflection of sun on a wall.
336 anëcak Emër
337 anem Emër winch, windlass.
338 anemi Emër Equivalent to 'Anemia': A medical condition in which the capacity of the blood to transport oxygen to the tissues is red…
339 anës Emër, Parafjalë
340 anesë Emër liberation, freeing, relief.
341 anësi Emër
342 anësoj Emër
343 anësor Emër
344 anësujë Emër
345 anët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of anë.
346 anëtar Emër /änəˈtäɾ/ Equivalent to 'member': member (one who belongs to a group).
347 anëtarë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of anëtar.
348 anëtari Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
349 angari Emër, Ndajfolje /anɡaˈɾi/ need, necessity, compulsion.
350 angërr Emër membrane encasing a body organ.
351 angësht Emër, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /ˈaŋɡəʃt/ stingy, scrooge, tight-fisted.
352 anglez Emër Equivalent to 'English': The language that developed in England and is now spoken in the British Isles, the Commonwealth…
353 angrra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
354 angurrë Emër bowels, entrails, viscera.
355 anie Emër Obsolete spelling of any.
356 anija Emër definite nominative singular of anije.
357 anijatë Emër Equivalent to 'nave': The middle or body of a church, extending from the transepts to the principal entrances.
358 anije Emër /aˈnije/ ship, large watercraft, vessel.
359 anijet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of anije.
360 anilinë Emër
361 ankesa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
362 ankesat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ankesë.
363 ankesë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of ankesë.
364 anketa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
365 anketat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of anketë.
366 ankete Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of anketë.
367 ankim Emër Equivalent to 'complaint': A grievance, problem, difficulty, or concern.
368 ankohem Emër, Folje to complain.
369 ankoj Emër, Folje to complain, to lament, to be in pain.
370 ankth Emër /aŋkθ/ bogey, hobgoblin, ghost.
371 ankthe Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of ankth.
372 ankthet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ankth.
373 ankthi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
374 anmik Emër /[anmik]/ Equivalent to 'enemy': Someone who is hostile to, feels hatred towards, opposes the interests of, or intends injury to s…
375 anoj Emër
376 anormal Mbiemër
377 anshëm Emër, Mbiemër
378 ansujë Emër island, islet.
379 antimon Emër Equivalent to 'Antimony': A chemical element (symbol Sb, from Latin stibium) with an atomic number of 51: in its stable…
380 antonim Emër /[antɔˈnim]/
381 anuloj Folje to annul, to cancel.
382 anurina Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
383 anurinë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of anurinë.
384 anza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
385 anzat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of anzë.
386 anzë Emër
387 apati Emër Equivalent to 'apathy': Lack of emotion or motivation; lack of interest or enthusiasm towards something; disinterest (in…
388 apatia Emër definite nominative singular of apati.
389 apatik Mbiemër apathetic (void of feeling).
390 apogje Emër apogee (a point in an orbit around the Earth).
391 april Emër
392 aprovoj Folje to approve, to consent, to endorse.
393 arab Emër, Mbiemër Equivalent to 'Arabic': A major Semitic language originating from the Arabian peninsula, and now spoken natively (in var…
394 araba Emër open four-wheeled carriage drawn by horses; coach, buggy.
395 araki Emër /aɾaˈki/ withy, willow for basketmaking.
396 arallëk Emër hallway between rooms; lobby, vestibule.
397 arap Emër, Mbiemër a figure of Albanian and Balkanic fables imagined as a big black man, strong and scary.
398 arapash Emër
399 arape Emër, Mbiemër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of arap.
400 arapët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arap.
401 arapi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
402 arapli Emër
403 araqe Emër /aˈrace/ loop, noose.
404 arar Emër farmer (person who works the land or who keeps livestock).
405 arashka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
406 arashkë Emër /aˈɾaːʃk/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of arashkë.
407 arat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arë.
408 aravë Emër Salema porgy (Sarpa salpa).
409 arbën Emër Albanian (of the Albanian nation).
410 arbër Emër /aɾ.bəˈɾ/ alternative letter-case form of arbër.
411 arbun Emër the common pandora (Pagellus erythrinus).
412 ardhë Folje dialectal form of ardhur.
413 ardhës Emër
414 ardhi Emër
415 ardhje Emër arrival, incoming.
416 ardhme Emër Equivalent to 'future': The time ahead; those moments yet to be experienced.
417 ardhmje Emër
418 ardhsh Folje
419 ardhsha Folje
420 ardhshi Folje
421 ardhtë Folje
422 ardhur Folje Equivalent to 'budget': The amount of money or resources earmarked for a particular institution, activity or timeframe.
423 ardhura Folje feminine plural of ardhur.
424 ardian Emër, Mbiemër a male given name from Illyrian.
425 arënx Emër Equivalent to 'steel': An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figurat…
426 arësye Emër rationale.
427 arexhi Emër
428 arëz Emër Equivalent to 'Wasp': Acronym of White Anglo-Saxon Protestant, a member of the supposed ruling class of America.
429 arëza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
430 arëzat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arëz.
431 arfaje Mbiemër ancient, biblical.
432 argat Emër Equivalent to 'Laborer': One who uses bodily strength rather than intellect to earn a wage, usually hourly.
433 argëtim Emër entertainment (activity designed to give pleasure or relaxation).
434 argëtoj Emër, Folje to entertain, amuse.
435 argjand Emër Gheg form of argjend (“voice”).
436 argjend Emër, Mbiemër /aɾˈɟend/ silver thread, for embroidery.
437 argjila Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
438 argjilë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of argjilë.
439 argomë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of argomë.
440 argsh Emër crude pontoon raft or bridge made of wickerwork and inflated bladders.
441 argshe Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of argsh.
442 argshi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
443 argull Emër /ˈarɡuɫ/
444 arinj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of ari.
445 arinjtë Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ari.
446 arinjve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
447 arith Emër /aɾiˈθ/ great horsetail.
448 arithi Emër, Ndajfolje /aˈriθi/ upright, bipedally, straight, rearing.
449 ariu Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
450 arixhi Emër /aɾiˈd͡ʒi/ Equivalent to 'Gypsy': A member of the Romani people, or one of the sub-groups (Roma, Sinti, Romanichal, etc).
451 arka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
452 arkaik Mbiemër archaic (old-fashioned or antiquated).
453 arkaike Mbiemër feminine singular of arkaik.
454 arkash Emër indefinite ablative plural of arkë.
455 arkat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arkë.
456 arkave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
457 arkë Emër /ˈäɹkə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of arkë.
458 arkël Emër /ˈaɾkəl/ small box or chest.
459 arkëz Emër
460 arkiv Emër Equivalent to 'Archive': A place for storing earlier, and often historical, material.
461 arkiva Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of arkiv.
462 arkivat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arkiv.
463 arkivi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
464 arkivol Emër /aɹkivɔl/ Equivalent to 'coffin': A closed box in which the body of a dead person is placed for burial.
465 arkla Emër definite nominative singular and indefinite nominative/accusative plural of arkël.
466 arktik Mbiemër Equivalent to 'Arctic': Alternative letter-case form of Arctic.
467 arma Emër definite nominative singular of armë.
468 armaç Emër piece of brocade sewn on the front of harem pants or men's trousers or underpants.
469 armaça Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of armaç.
470 armaçat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of armaç.
471 armaçi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
472 armata Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
473 armatat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of armatë.
474 armate Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of armatë.
475 armatos Folje to arm (supply with weapons).
476 arme Emër /aːɾm/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of armë.
477 armen Mbiemër Armenian (of, from, or pertaining to Armenia, Armenians, the language or alphabet).
478 armët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of armë.
479 armëtar Emër gunsmith (a person skilled in the repair and servicing of firearms).
480 armik Emër /[äɹˈmik]/ Equivalent to 'enemy': Someone who is hostile to, feels hatred towards, opposes the interests of, or intends injury to s…
481 armor Emër armour (body protection).
482 arna Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
483 arnash Emër indefinite ablative plural of arnë.
484 arnat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arnë.
485 arnaut Emër Albanian (so called by the Turks).
486 arnave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
487 arnë Emër /aːɾn/ Bhutan pine (Pinus wallichiana).
488 arnesë Emër
489 arnim Emër
490 arnis Folje deny, withhold, reject.
491 arnoj Folje /aɾˈnoj/ to patch, mend, doctor, cobble, restore.
492 arnojsë Emër
493 arnues Emër Equivalent to 'Tailor': A person who makes, repairs, or alters clothes professionally, especially suits and men's clothi…
494 arnuese Emër Equivalent to 'Tailor': A person who makes, repairs, or alters clothes professionally, especially suits and men's clothi…
495 aroma Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
496 aromash Emër indefinite ablative plural of aromë.
497 aromat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of aromë.
498 aromave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
499 aromë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of aromë.
500 arqitë Emër /aɾˈcitə/ weeping willow, a willow with very pendulous twigs, of cultivars or hybrids of Salix babylonica.
501 arra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
502 arrakat Emër, Mbiemër stray (any domestic animal that has an inclosure and wanders at large, or is lost).
503 arrash Emër indefinite ablative plural of arrë.
504 arrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of arrë.
505 arrati Emër /[araˈti]/ escape, hiding, getaway.
506 arratis Folje /araˈtis/ Equivalent to 'flee': To run away from: flee the scene of an accident.
507 arrave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
508 arrç Emër /art͡ʃ/ mole cricket (Gryllotalpidae family).
509 arrë Emër /aːr/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of arrë.
510 arrën Emër definite accusative singular of arrë.
511 arrës Emër /ˈarəs/ wall germander (Teucrium chamaedrys).
512 arrëz Emër /ˈarəz/ clover-like plant that grows near the seaside, clover.
513 arrij Emër, Folje /[aˈrij]/ Equivalent to 'arrive': To reach through effort or a process: arrive at a decision after much thought.
514 arrin Emër
515 arrita Folje
516 arrite Folje
517 arritëm Folje
518 arritën Folje
519 arritët Folje
520 arriti Folje
521 arritje Emër /aˈritjɛ/ Equivalent to 'arrival': The act of arriving (reaching a certain place).
522 arritur Folje Equivalent to 'mature': To bring or come to full development:age, develop, grow, maturate, mellow, ripen.
523 arrkaj Emër confusion, disorder.
524 arrnjet Emër
525 arsenik Emër arsenic (chemical element).
526 arsim Emër education (process or art of imparting knowledge, skill and judgment).
527 arsimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
528 arsimim Emër
529 arsimoj Folje /aɾsiˈmɔj/ Equivalent to 'educate': To teach or instruct a person or group.
530 arsye Emër /[aɾˈsy.ɛ]/ Equivalent to 'reason': That which causes something: an efficient cause, a proximate cause.
531 arsyeja Emër definite nominative singular of arsye.
532 artë Emër, Mbiemër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of art.
533 arterie Emër artery (efferent blood vessel from the heart).
534 artet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of art.
535 arteve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
536 arti Emër /aɾˈti/ Bosnian pine (Pinus heldreichii).
537 artikuj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of artikull.
538 artist Emër Equivalent to 'artist': entertainer, performer, artiste (occupation).
539 artiste Emër artist (person who creates art).
540 artizan Emër Obsolete spelling of artisan.
541 artrit Emër arthritis (inflammation of a joint).
542 arumun Emër, Mbiemër Aromanian (male person).
543 arumune Emër, Mbiemër Equivalent to 'Aromanian': A member of the people living throughout the southern Balkans, especially in northern Greece…
544 arushan Emër /aɾuˈʃan/ strong man.
545 arushë Emër /aˈɾuːʃə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of arushë.
546 arushkë Emër
547 arxho Emër Dogançe form of arixhi.
548 asbest Emër /asbest/ Equivalent to 'Asbestos': Any of several fibrous mineral forms of magnesium silicate, used for fireproofing, electrical…
549 asbesti Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
550 asgjë Emër, Përemër /asˈɟə/ nothing, nothingness, void.
551 asgjësi Emër
552 ashe Emër common holly (Ilex aquifolium).
553 ashër Emër hard part (on the back side of a horse hoof).
554 ashik Emër lover, beloved.
555 ashk Emër inner warmth (of ploughed soil).
556 ashka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
557 ashkat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ashkë.
558 ashkë Emër wood splinter; chip, fragment of shell, shard, etc.
559 ashkël Emër amadou, touchwood, tinder.
560 ashkëz Emër
561 ashkla Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
562 ashklat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ashkël.
563 ashkth Emër kind of child decease (which manifests through infected pimples in the palate).
564 ashpër Mbiemër /ˈaʃpəɾ/ rude, brusque, harsh.
565 ashra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
566 ashrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of ashër.
567 asht Emër, Folje /[ɑ̃ʃt]/ Gheg form of është.
568 ashtë Emër beech grove.
569 ashti Emër indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
570 ashtu Ndajfolje like that.
571 ashtus Folje
572 asish Emër, Përemër /aˈsiʃ/ ablative of ata.
573 asket Emër Equivalent to 'Ascetic': One who is devoted to the practice of self-denial, either through seclusion or stringent abstin…
574 askurr- Emër, Frazë in pronouns and adverbs, no-.
575 askurrë Emër
576 askush Emër Equivalent to 'no one': Used in contrast to anyone, someone or everyone: not one person; nobody.
577 asllan Emër a male given name.
578 asnjë Emër Equivalent to 'neither': Not one of two; not either; not one or the other.
579 asnjeri Emër
580 asokohe Emër
581 asosh Përemër /aˈsoʃ/ ablative of ato.
582 aspak Emër
583 aspër Emër small low-valued silver coin formerly used in Albania.
584 aspo Emër
585 astar Emër lining (as of a garment).
586 astmë Emër Equivalent to 'Asthma': A long-term respiratory condition, in which the airways may unexpectedly and suddenly narrow, of…
587 atashe Emër attaché (diplomatic officer).
588 atdhe Emër /adˈðe/ cradle (place of origin).
589 atdheu Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
590 atëherë Ndajfolje Equivalent to 'then': Usage Problem And after that: I showered, then combed my hair.
591 ateist Emër Equivalent to 'Atheist': A person who does not believe in deities or gods.
592 ateizëm Emër
593 ateizmi Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
594 atelie Emër Equivalent to 'atelier': A studio or workshop, especially for an artist, designer, or fashion house.
595 atëror Emër
596 atësi Emër /at(ə)ˈsi/ Equivalent to 'Fatherhood': The state of being a father (biological father, stepfather, adoptive father, foster father…
597 atësia Emër definite nominative singular of atësi.
598 atha Folje
599 athe Folje
600 athëm Folje
601 athën Folje
602 athët Folje, Mbiemër temperamental.
603 athi Folje
604 athinas Emër
605 athje Emër /ˈaθjɛ/ spiny restharrow (Ononis spinosa).
606 athjez Emër spiny restharrow (Ononis spinosa).
607 athur Folje
608 atij Përemër
609 atje Ndajfolje /atˈjɛ/ Equivalent to 'there': It indicates a place #move of those who speak or communicate , of form more imprecise that ther…
610 atlas Emër The son of Iapetus and Clymene, war leader of the Titans ordered by the god Zeus to support the sky on his shoulders; fa…
611 atlet Emër Equivalent to 'Athlete': A participant in any of a group of sporting activities including track and field, road running…
612 atlete Emër Equivalent to 'Athlete': A participant in any of a group of sporting activities including track and field, road running…
613 atletik Mbiemër Equivalent to 'Athletic': A muscular, large–boned person, in the typology of Ernst Kretschmer.
614 atllarë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of at.
615 atom Emër
616 atomi Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
617 atribut Emër Equivalent to 'Attribute': A characteristic or quality of a thing.
618 atrofi Emër Equivalent to 'Atrophy': A reduction in the functionality of an organ caused by disease, injury or lack of use.
619 atyre Përemër
620 austoz Emër
621 autobus Emër Equivalent to 'bus': A motor vehicle for transporting large numbers of people along roads.
622 autogol Emër Equivalent to 'own goal': A goal that results from a player putting the ball or puck into the goal of their own team; th…
623 automat Emër, Mbiemër automaton (machine, robot, or formal system).
624 autonom Mbiemër autonomous.
625 autopsi Emër autopsy (a dissection performed on a cadaver).
626 autor Emër Equivalent to 'author': The originator or creator of a work, especially of a literary composition; or, one of the creato…
627 autore Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of autor.
628 autorët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of autor.
629 autori Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
630 avan Emër tyrant; oppressor.
631 avanca Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
632 avancat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of avancë.
633 avance Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of avancë.
634 avancim Emër advance (forward move).
635 avancoj Folje to advance (to move forwards, to approach).
636 avari Ndajfolje
637 avash Ndajfolje /aˈvaʃ/
638 avashëm Mbiemër /aˈvaʃəm/ synonym of i avashtë.
639 avashtë Mbiemër /aˈvaʃtə/ slowly said or sang (of words, songs, etc.).
640 avaz Emër refrain, tune, melody, song.
641 avdes Emër /[avdɛs]/ Equivalent to 'wudu': A ritual washing of the forearms, head, and feet, required after minor impurity, frequently perfor…
642 avdos Emër chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs).
643 avdosk Emër
644 avër Emër
645 avion Emër Equivalent to 'Aircraft': A vehicle capable of atmospheric flight due to interaction with the air, such as buoyancy or l…
646 avit Folje /aˈvit/ to bring close, near.
647 avita Folje
648 avite Folje
649 avitem Folje
650 avitën Folje
651 avitët Folje
652 aviti Folje
653 avitur Folje
654 avlli Emër /avɫi/ wall surrounding a yard.
655 avllia Emër definite nominative singular of avlli.
656 avokat Emër advocate (person who argues the case of another).
657 avokati Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
658 avore Emër a female given name.
659 avra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
660 avrash Emër indefinite ablative plural of avër.
661 avrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of avër.
662 avrave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
663 avrim Emër Gheg form of adhurim (“adoration, worship”).
664 avrio Ndajfolje
665 avtë Emër
666 avull Emër /ˈavuɫ/ Equivalent to 'steam': The hot gaseous form of water, formed when water changes from the liquid phase to the gas phase (…
667 avulli Emër
668 avullim Emër Equivalent to 'Evaporation': The process of a liquid converting to the gaseous state.
669 avulloj Emër, Folje /[avuɫoj]/ to vaporize.
670 avullt Emër
671 axhami Emër Equivalent to 'Fledgling': A young bird which has just developed its flight feathers (notably wings).
672 axhë Emër paternal uncle (father's brother).
673 azgan Mbiemër /azˈɡan/ audacious, daring, bold.
674 azgane Mbiemër feminine singular/plural of azgan.
675 azot Emër Equivalent to 'Nitrogen': The chemical element with an atomic number of 7 and atomic weight of 14.0067.
676 baba Emër /baˈba/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
677 babai Emër /baˈbai/ definite nominative singular of baba.
678 babanë Emër definite accusative singular of baba.
679 babanik Emër /babaˈnik/ stonecrop (Sedum).
680 bábë Emër /ˈbabə/ dad, daddy.
681 babëlok Emër
682 babëzi Emër
683 babëzot Emër
684 babi Emër Equivalent to 'dad': A designation on prerecorded compact discs indicating that the contents were recorded in digital bu…
685 babil Emër Bavardage enfantin où le plaisir passe avant la volonté d’être compris.
686 babo Emër Cafard. Voir babaud.
687 bacë Emër /[baːt͡sə]/ honorific or endearing word for (male) family members; such as older brother, uncle, cousin or another respected, older…
688 badër Emër asphodel (Asphodelus).
689 bafër Emër /ˈbafəɾ/ terebinth (Pistacia terebinthus).
690 baft Emër
691 bagazh Emër /[baɡɑʒ]/ the entirety of the knowledge and ideas someone has accumulated over the years on a specific subject (political, theoret…
692 bagëm Emër /[ˈbaɡəm]/ anointing oil.
693 bagëti Emër /baɡ(ə)ˈti/ Equivalent to 'Herd': A number of domestic animals assembled together under the watch or ownership of a keeper.
694 bagrem Emër
695 bahe Emër Equivalent to 'sling': An instrument for throwing stones or other missiles, consisting of a short strap with two strings…
696 bahna Folje /[ˈbɑ̃hna]/ Gheg form of bëhem = mediopassive of bâj.
697 bajame Emër Equivalent to 'Almond': A river in North Lanarkshire council area, West Lothian council area and Edinburgh council area…
698 bajamet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bajame.
699 bajat Mbiemër stale, lacking freshness.
700 bajate Mbiemër feminine singular/plural of bajat.
701 bajatos Emër
702 bajga Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
703 bajgat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bajgë.
704 bajgë Emër Equivalent to 'Manure': Animal excrement, especially that of common domestic farm animals and when used as fertilizer.
705 bajgush Emër beetle (Geotrupes stercorarius).
706 bajloz Emër a giant sea monster in Albanian mythology that wreaks havoc.
707 bajrak Emër territorial unit created by the Ottomans as a military and later administrative entity.
708 bajrakë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bajrak.
709 bajraku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
710 bajzë Emër coot, kind of water-fowl.
711 bakall Emër /baˈkaɫ/ Equivalent to 'Grocer': A person who retails groceries (foodstuffs and household items) from a grocery.
712 bakëm Emër /baˈkəm/ logwood (Haematoxylum campechianum).
713 bakër Emër /[bakəɾ]/ Equivalent to 'copper': A reddish-brown metallic chemical element (symbol Cu) with the atomic number 29; also, the metal…
714 bakëre Emër copper (large pot for hot water).
715 bakërt Mbiemër /baˈkəɾt/ Equivalent to 'copper': A reddish-brown metallic chemical element (symbol Cu) with the atomic number 29; also, the metal…
716 bakri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
717 bakter Emër /bakˈtɛɹ/ Equivalent to 'Bacterium': A single-celled organism with cell walls but no nucleus or organelles.
718 baktere Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bakter.
719 bakteri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
720 bakull Emër, Mbiemër robust, vigorous.
721 baladë Emër ballad (love song or poem that tells a story).
722 balast Emër Variante orthographique de ballast.
723 balçak Emër
724 baldosë Emër Equivalent to 'Badger': An itinerant licensed dealer in commodities used for food; a hawker; a huckster; -- formerly app…
725 balë Emër white spot (on forehead).
726 balena Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
727 balenat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of balenë.
728 balene Emër /balɛn(ə)/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of balenë.
729 balenën Emër definite accusative singular of balenë.
730 balenës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of balenë.
731 balet Emër Equivalent to 'Ballet': A theatrical presentation of such dancing, usually with music, sometimes in the form of a story.
732 ballas Folje to face danger.
733 ballë Emër magazine (chamber) of the gun.
734 ballgun Emër /baɫˈɡun/ Italian oak (Quercus frainetto).
735 ballgur Emër
736 balli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
737 ballkon Emër Equivalent to 'balcony': An accessible structure extending from a building, especially outside a window.
738 ballon Emër The quality of a jump by which a ballet dancer appears to pause in midair.
739 balltim Emër Equivalent to 'rule': rule, norm, standard, touchstone.
740 balltje Emër axe, hatchet.
741 balltoj Folje Equivalent to 'dominate': The late period of the Roman Empire, following the principate, during which the emperor's rule…
742 balluke Emër /baˈɫuke/ bangs, forelock, fringe of hair that hangs down the forehead.
743 baloj Emër white-blazed steer.
744 baloji Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
745 balojin Emër definite accusative singular of baloj.
746 balojit Emër definite dative/ablative singular of baloj.
747 balonë Emër /baˈlonə/ balloon (for transportation, e.g. of an aerostat).
748 balosh Emër
749 baloshe Emër Equivalent to 'Birch': Any of various trees of the genus Betula, native to countries in the Northern Hemisphere.
750 baloz Emër
751 balsuke Emër
752 baltë Emër mud, sludge.
753 baltinë Emër
754 baluke Emër
755 bambu Emër Equivalent to 'bamboo': A fast-growing grass of the Bambusoideae subfamily, characterised by its woody, hollow, round, s…
756 bamje Emër /[ˈbamjɛ]/ okra (Abelmoschus esculentus).
757 banane Emër Equivalent to 'banana': One who objects to the building of any structure in their neighbourhood or a certain type of str…
758 bandë Emër Groupe de personnes avec identité collective.
759 bandill Emër /banˈdiɫ/ handsome young boy.
760 banë Emër dwelling, abode, residence, house.
761 banellë Emër
762 banesa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
763 banesat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of banesë.
764 banesë Emër dwelling, residence, home, abode.
765 banesor Emër
766 banim Emër
767 banjar Emër A member of an ethnic group of Indonesia, traditionally travelling merchants.
768 banjë Emër /ˈbaɲə/ bath (in which something is immersed).
769 banjo Emër /ˈbaɲo/ A stringed musical instrument (chordophone), usually with a round body, a membrane-like soundboard and a fretted neck, p…
770 banjtar Emër bath attendant.
771 bankë Emër Equivalent to 'bank': An institution where one can place and borrow money and take care of financial affairs.
772 banoj Emër, Folje /baˈnoj/ Equivalent to 'dwell': A period of time in which a system or component remains in a given state.
773 banor Emër Equivalent to 'resident': A person, animal or plant living at a certain location or in a certain area.
774 banova Folje
775 banuar Folje
776 baqe Emër
777 barabar Emër Equivalent to 'equally': One that is equal to another: These two models are equals in computing power.
778 barakë Emër Equivalent to 'Shack': Grain fallen to the ground and left after harvest.
779 baraz Ndajfolje
780 barazi Emër Equivalent to 'equality': The state of being equivalent:equation, equivalence, equivalency, par, parity, sameness.
781 barazia Emër definite nominative singular of barazi.
782 barazim Emër Equivalent to 'identity': Sameness, identicalness; the quality or fact of (several specified things) being the same.
783 barazoj Emër, Folje to equalize.
784 bardak Emër Bordel, désordre.
785 bardhak Emër, Mbiemër /baɾˈðak/ glass (usually large and thick).
786 bardhan Mbiemër /baɾˈðan/ whitish, white.
787 bardhë Emër, Mbiemër /ˈbaɾðə/ Characters from folklore resembling girls living in forests, often mischievous when angry.
788 bardhec Emër, Mbiemër /baɾˈðet͡s/ wholly white billy goat.
789 bardhës Emër /baɾˈðəs/ Eurasian hobby (Falco subbuteo).
790 bardhok Emër, Mbiemër /baɾˈðok/ a male given name.
791 bardhol Emër white bull, steer, ox.
792 barëra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bar.
793 barërat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bar.
794 bares Folje to go for a walk, stroll.
795 baresha Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
796 bareshë Emër Equivalent to 'Shepherdess': A large and deep armchair with a cushion.
797 bargjan Emër great horsetail (Equisetum telmateia).
798 bari Emër /baˈɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
799 barin Emër definite accusative singular of bar.
800 barinj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bari.
801 barita Folje
802 baritur Folje
803 bariu Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
804 bark Emër /baɾk/ all offspring a mother births to with the same male (human or animal).
805 barkar Emër
806 barkë Emër /[baːɾk]/ Equivalent to 'Bark': A small sailing vessel, e.g.
807 barkos Emër
808 barku Emër /ˈbaɾku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
809 barkun Emër definite accusative singular of bark.
810 barkut Emër definite genitive/dative/ablative singular of bark.
811 barm Emër
812 barmë Emër Equivalent to 'Bast': Inner bark of a tree from which rope is traditionally made.
813 barna Emër Equivalent to 'medicine': A substance which specifically promotes healing when ingested or consumed in some way; a pharm…
814 barnash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bar (“medicine, cure”).
815 barnat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bar.
816 barnave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
817 baroskë Emër speckled bird with a thrush-like body.
818 barqe Emër /ˈbaɾcɕɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bark.
819 barqet Emër /ˈbaɾcɕɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of bark.
820 barqeve Emër indefinite genitive/dative plural of bark.
821 barra Emër definite nominative singular of barrë.
822 barre Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of barrë.
823 barrët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of barrë.
824 barros Folje to impute, attribute.
825 barrosa Folje
826 barukë Emër
827 barut Emër Equivalent to 'Gunpowder': An explosive mixture of saltpetre (potassium nitrate), charcoal and sulfur; formerly used in…
828 bash Emër, Mbiemër, Pasthirrmë corner of a room, usually where the hearth is.
829 bashi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
830 bashkë Emër, Ndajfolje /baʃkə/ simultaneously.
831 bashkë- Frazë
832 bashki Emër /[baʃˈki]/ municipality, especially one of the 61 second-level administrative divisions of Albania since 2015.
833 bashkia Emër definite nominative singular of bashki.
834 bashkim Emër /baʃkim/ unification, alliance.
835 bashko Folje
836 bashkoj Folje /baʃkɔj/ to fuse, glue, put together.
837 bask Emër, Mbiemër /bˈask/ Equivalent to 'Basque': A member of a cultural and ethnic people living in the western Pyrenees and the Bay of Biscay be…
838 baski Emër Basque Country.
839 bastar Emër small hut for shepherds.
840 basti Emër
841 bastis Folje /basˈtis/ to make a surprise raid and search.
842 bastisa Folje
843 bastun Emër
844 batha Emër definite nominative singular of bathë.
845 bathë Emër /ˈbaθə/ fava bean, broad bean (Vicia faba).
846 bathët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bathë.
847 bati Emër /baˈti/ tiredness, exhaustion.
848 baticë Emër /baˈtit͡s(ə)/ high tide.
849 batoj Folje to rock the boat, cause to fall.
850 baule Emër Equivalent to 'portmanteau': A word formed by putting two words together and thereby their meaning e.g.
851 baza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
852 bazat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bazë.
853 bazë Emër Equivalent to 'base': Something from which other things extend; a foundation.
854 bazen Emër swimming pool.
855 bdoroj Folje to prepare, to make ready.
856 bebë Emër Equivalent to 'pupil': The hole in the middle of the iris of the eye, through which light passes to be focused on the re…
857 beden Emër
858 bedena Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of beden.
859 bedenat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of beden.
860 bedeni Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
861 befas Ndajfolje suddenly, unexpectedly.
862 begati Emër
863 begenis Folje to accept to do something.
864 bëhem Emër, Folje /ˈbəhem/ Equivalent to 'become': begin to be; turn into.
865 bëhet Emër
866 bëja Folje
867 bëjë Folje
868 bejkë Emër /bɛːjk/ white sheep.
869 bejleg Emër /bɛˈlɛɡ/ person distinguished by a mark or disability.
870 bejlerë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bej.
871 bëkam Folje
872 bekçi Emër /bekˈt͡ʃi/ rural police, ranger, field patrol (watchman appointed to guard crops).
873 bëke Folje
874 bëkësha Folje
875 bëkëshe Folje
876 bekim Emër /[bɛkim]/ Equivalent to 'blessing': Some kind of divine or supernatural aid, or reward.
877 bekime Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bekim.
878 bekimet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bekim.
879 bekimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
880 bekoj Folje /[bɛˈkoj]/ to thank, express gratitude.
881 bekova Folje
882 bekuar Folje
883 bela Emër annoyance, nuisance.
884 belbët Mbiemër stammering, stuttering.
885 belcë Emër wool cover.
886 belot Emër /bɛˈlɔt/ Italian buckthorn (Rhamnus alaternus).
887 belush Emër /bɛˈluʃ/ bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus).
888 bëmë Emër, Folje
889 bemile Emër
890 bemol Emër, Mbiemër flat (lowered by one semitone).
891 bend Emër idle or provocative words.
892 bënë Folje
893 beng Emër necklace made of gold or precious stones.
894 bengje Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of beng.
895 bengjet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of beng.
896 bengu Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
897 bëni Folje
898 bënj Folje /bəɲ/ to appear, make appear.
899 bënte Folje
900 beqar Emër /bɛˈcaɾ/ bachelor (a single or unmarried man).
901 beqari Emër bachelorhood (the condition of being a bachelor).
902 bëra Folje /[ˈbəɾa]/ to have appeared (appeared like ... - in use with si (“like”)).
903 berber Emër Equivalent to 'Barber': A person whose profession is cutting the hair and beards of usually male customers.
904 bërcak Emër
905 bërcel Emër /bəɾˈt͡sɛl/ einkorn wheat (Triticum monococcum).
906 bërdhog Emër /bəɾˈðɔɡ/ trash, garbage (chiefly Kosovo Albanian).
907 bërë Emër, Folje, Mbiemër /ˈbəɾə/
908 berecul Emër
909 bërës Emër agent noun of bëj: doer, someone who does.
910 bërësi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
911 bereta Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
912 beretat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of beretë.
913 beretë Emër Equivalent to 'Beret': A type of round, brimless cap with a soft top and a headband to secure it to the head; usually cu…
914 bëri Folje
915 bërje Emër
916 berk Emër Equivalent to 'goat': Alternative letter-case form of GOAT (“greatest of all time”).
917 bërkoq Emër piglet, suckling pig.
918 bërllog Emër /bəɾˈɫɔ̯ɡ/ trash, garbage (chiefly Kosovo Albanian).
919 beronjë Emër Montpellier snake (Malpolon monspessulanus Herns).
920 berq Emër heap, heap of sand, sand-dune.
921 berr Emër
922 berra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of berr.
923 berrak Emër
924 bërraka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
925 bërrakë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of bërrakë.
926 berrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of berr.
927 berri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
928 bërruc Emër
929 bërryl Emër /bə.ryl/ Equivalent to 'elbow': The joint between the upper arm and the forearm.
930 bërryla Emër indefinite nominative plural.
931 bërryli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
932 bërshê Emër
933 bërshen Emër /bəɾˈʃɛn/ stinking juniper (Juniperus foetidissima).
934 bërsi Emër pomace, lees, dregs, residual mash (after pressing olives or grapes).
935 bërsij Emër
936 bërtas Emër, Folje Equivalent to 'shout': A loud burst of voice or voices; a violent and sudden outcry, especially that of a multitude expr…
937 bërtit Folje
938 bërtita Folje
939 bërtite Folje
940 bërtiti Folje
941 besa Emër, Pasthirrmë /ˈbesa/ really, to tell the truth.
942 bese Emër /ˈbesə/ truce between two clans in a blood feud; truce period.
943 bësh Folje
944 bëshëm Mbiemër fit, in shape.
945 beshtë Emër /bɛːʃt/ dwarf elder (Sambucus ebulus).
946 besim Emër /bɛˈsim/ Equivalent to 'creed': That which is believed; accepted doctrine, especially religious doctrine; a particular set of bel…
947 besime Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of besim.
948 besimet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of besim.
949 besimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
950 besnik Emër, Mbiemër /bɛsˈnik/ Equivalent to 'faithful': The practicing members of a religion or followers of a cause.
951 Besnike Emër, Mbiemër /bɛsnˈikɛ/ a female given name.
952 beso Folje
953 besoj Folje /bɛˈsɔj/ Equivalent to 'trust': Confidence in or reliance on some person or quality.
954 besova Folje
955 besuar Folje
956 bëtajë Emër
957 betar Emër An ancient Jewish village, destroyed after the Bar Kokhba revolt. Now the site of the Palestinian village of Battir.
958 bëtë Folje, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /betə/ excellent.
959 betejë Emër Equivalent to 'fight': Senses relating to physical conflict: To engage in combat with; to oppose physically, to contest…
960 bëtikë Emër
961 betim Emër Equivalent to 'oath': A solemn pledge or promise that invokes a deity, a ruler, or another entity (not necessarily prese…
962 betohem Emër, Folje /bɛˈtɔhɛm/ to swear, take an oath.
963 betoj Folje /bɛˈtɔj/ to put/involve (someone) in an oath; to pledge.
964 betova Folje
965 betuar Emër, Folje
966 beun Emër definite accusative singular of bej.
967 bëzaj Folje
968 bëzajta Folje
969 bezdi Emër
970 bezdis Emër, Folje /bezˈdis/ to bother, annoy, trouble.
971 bezdisa Folje
972 bezgë Emër /bɛːzɡ/ Jerusalem sage (Phlomis fruticosa).
973 bëzhnjë Emër /[ˈbeʒɲ]/ horse, donkey, mule (general catch-all term).
974 bibë Emër chicken, pullet.
975 biberon Emër Flacon muni d’une tétine qui sert à allaiter artificiellement les enfants.
976 bica Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bic.
977 bicash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bic.
978 bicat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bic.
979 bicave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
980 bici Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
981 bicula Emër /[biˈt͡sula]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
982 biculat Emër /[biˈt͡sulat]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of biculë.
983 biculë Emër /[biˈt͡sulə]/ shepherd's double flute.
984 bicull Emër, Ndajfolje /biˈt͡suɫ/ naked ( used in Mat region).
985 biem Folje
986 bien Folje
987 biesh Folje
988 bigë Emër pointy hill, rock.
989 bigëzim Emër bifurcation (division into two branches).
990 bija Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
991 bijash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bijë.
992 bijat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bijë.
993 bijave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
994 bijë Emër /ˈbij(ə)/ Equivalent to 'daughter': daughter; female equivalent of hijo.
995 bijës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of bijë.
996 bijtë Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bir.
997 bilanc Emër balance (list of credits and debits).
998 bilbil Emër Equivalent to 'Nightingale': A Eurasian and African songbird, Luscinia megarhynchos, family Muscicapidae, famed for its…
999 bile Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈbilɛ/ Equivalent to 'Wiener': A type of sausage made from beef, chicken or pork.
1000 bileta Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1001 biletat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of biletë.
1002 biletë Emër Equivalent to 'ticket': A small document that acts as proof of something, often thereby granting the holder some ability…
1003 bilonjë Emër twig, branch.
1004 bilur Emër /biˈluɾ/ clear glass, crystal.
1005 bima Emër definite nominative singular of bimë.
1006 bimë Emër Equivalent to 'plant': An organism that is not an animal, especially an organism capable of photosynthesis.
1007 bimët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bimë.
1008 binar Emër
1009 bind Folje to perform magic, cast a spell, wonder, dazzle.
1010 bindem Emër, Folje
1011 bindet Folje
1012 bindje Emër Equivalent to 'Obedience': The quality of being obedient.
1013 bindur Mbiemër convinced.
1014 binek Emër parasitic herbaceous plant appearing in rice fields and having a short, thin stem and a small sorghum-like grain.
1015 binjak Emër, Mbiemër /biˈɲak/ twin (either of two people who shared the same uterus, or of two similar or closely related objects).
1016 binosh Emër
1017 binte Folje
1018 biograf Emër /[bi.ɔˈɡɹaf]/ A biographer (the writer of a biography).
1019 biokimi Emër /[bijo.kʰimi]/ Equivalent to 'Biochemistry': The chemistry of those compounds that occur in living organisms, and the processes that oc…
1020 biolog Emër /[bijo.loɡ]/ biologist (student of biology).
1021 biond Emër
1022 bira Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1023 birash Emër indefinite ablative plural of birë.
1024 birat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of birë.
1025 birave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1026 birbo Emër
1027 birë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of birë.
1028 birësoj Emër, Folje
1029 biri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1030 birin Emër definite accusative singular of bir.
1031 birko Ndajfolje good, fine, excellent.
1032 biro Emër vocative of bir (“son”).
1033 birq Emër heap, heap of sand, sand-dune.
1034 birra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1035 birrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of birrë.
1036 birrë Emër Equivalent to 'beer': An alcoholic drink fermented from starch material, commonly barley malt; often with hops or some o…
1037 birrem Folje /birem/ to be lost.
1038 birth Emër pimple, blemish.
1039 birtha Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of birth.
1040 birthat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of birth.
1041 birthi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1042 bisedë Emër /biˈsɛːd/ Equivalent to 'conversation': Expression and exchange of individual ideas through talking with other people; also, a set…
1043 bisedím Emër
1044 bisedoj Folje /[bisɛˈdɔj]/ to talk, to converse.
1045 bisha Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1046 bishash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bishë.
1047 bishat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bishë.
1048 bishave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1049 bishë Emër /ˈbiʃə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of bishë.
1050 bisht Emër Equivalent to 'tail': A Chinese constellation coinciding with the tail of Scorpius, one of the 28 lunar mansions and the…
1051 bishta Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bisht.
1052 bishti Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1053 bishto Emër
1054 bishtra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bisht.
1055 bisk Emër Equivalent to 'Twig': A small thin branch of a tree or bush.
1056 biskotë Emër Equivalent to 'biscuit': A small, flat, baked good which is either hard and crisp or else soft but firm; a cookie.
1057 bisku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1058 bisqe Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bisk.
1059 bisqet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bisk.
1060 bistak Emër
1061 bisturi Emër /bis.tuˈɾi/ scalpel, lancet, bistoury.
1062 bitis Folje finished, decided, determined.
1063 bitisa Folje
1064 bitisur Folje
1065 bitum Emër bitumen (mineral pitch).
1066 biule Emër straw; drinking straw.
1067 bixaule Emër /bid͡zaˈulɛ/ shepherd's flute.
1068 bixhoz Emër gamble, gambling.
1069 bizë Emër Outil de cordonnier en buis.
1070 bizele Emër /biˈzɛlɛ/ pea (Pisum sativum).
1071 biznes Emër Equivalent to 'business': A specific commercial enterprise or establishment.
1072 bizon Emër /bizɔn/ Equivalent to 'Bison': A large, wild bovid of the genus Bison.
1073 bjer Folje
1074 bjerë Folje
1075 bjerr Folje to lose, forfeit.
1076 bjerrë Folje
1077 bjerrje Emër Equivalent to 'loss': The result of no longer possessing an object, a function, or a characteristic due to external caus…
1078 bjeshka Emër definite nominative singular of bjeshkë.
1079 bjeshkë Emër /ˈbjɛʃkə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of bjeshkë.
1080 bjond Emër, Mbiemër /[bjɔnt]/ blond/blonde.
1081 blacë Emër Commune française, située dans le département du Rhône.
1082 blandës Emër
1083 blatë Emër seal, wafer.
1084 blatim Emër
1085 blatimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1086 blatoj Folje to sacrifice.
1087 blatova Folje
1088 blatuar Folje
1089 blec Emër, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje a lot, in large quantity.
1090 bleci Emër
1091 blecim Emër
1092 blecoj Emër
1093 blecuar Emër
1094 blegë Emër Equivalent to 'Shepherdess': A large and deep armchair with a cushion.
1095 blegtor Emër
1096 blehurë Mbiemër
1097 blej Folje /blɛj/ to purchase; to cheat; to barter.
1098 blem Emër
1099 blemë Folje
1100 blenë Folje
1101 blenxë Emër
1102 blerë Folje, Mbiemër Commune française, située dans le département d’Indre-et-Loire.
1103 blerës Emër Equivalent to 'Buyer': A person who makes one or more purchases.
1104 blerësi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1105 blerim Emër /bleˈɾim/ a village in Shkodër, northern Albania.
1106 blerinë Emër countryside, green meadowland.
1107 blerje Emër
1108 bleroi Folje
1109 bleron Emër /blɛˈɾɔn/ to blossom, thrive.
1110 blertë Mbiemër Equivalent to 'green': The color of grass and leaves; a primary additive color midway between yellow and blue which is e…
1111 bleruar Folje
1112 bletar Emër Equivalent to 'Beekeeper': A person who maintains hives and keeps bees, especially for the production of honey.
1113 bletari Emër apiculture (keeping and maintenance of bees).
1114 bletë Emër, Folje /ˈblɛtə/ Equivalent to 'honey bee': Any of seven species of bee, in genus Apis, often kept commercially for honey, beeswax, and p…
1115 bleu Folje
1116 bleva Folje
1117 bleve Folje
1118 bligë Emër forked piece of wood.
1119 blihem Folje /blihem/ to be salable.
1120 blija Folje
1121 blinajë Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular of blinajë.
1122 blini Folje
1123 blinte Folje
1124 blirë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bli.
1125 blirët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bli.
1126 bliri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1127 blishtë Emër linden wood.
1128 bllensë Emër
1129 blokër Emër rubbish, trash.
1130 blorë Emër Equivalent to 'slingshot': A Y-shaped stick with an elastic sling between the arms used for shooting small projectiles.
1131 blova Folje
1132 blozë Emër Equivalent to 'Soot': Fine black or dull brown particles of amorphous carbon and tar, produced by the incomplete combust…
1133 blozhdë Emër full perforation (of something or someone).
1134 bluaj Emër, Folje
1135 bluar Folje
1136 bluej Folje Gheg form of bluaj.
1137 bluzë Emër
1138 bobo Pasthirrmë /bɔ.bɔ/ alas (exclamation of sorrow, etc.).
1139 bobol Emër organized fraud; corruption.
1140 boçe Emër Equivalent to 'ear': The organ of hearing, consisting of the pinna or auricle, auditory canal, eardrum, malleus, incus…
1141 bocman Emër
1142 bodec Emër
1143 bodrum Emër /bɔdˈɾum/ Equivalent to 'Cellar': An enclosed underground space, often under a building, used for storage or shelter.
1144 bodrume Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bodrum.
1145 bodrumi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1146 boenë Emër /boˈenə/ flood (of a river, torrent).
1147 bohçe Emër
1148 bohem Folje /[ˈbohɛm]/ to copulate (of animals).
1149 bojaxhi Emër /bɔjaˈdʒi/ painter (a laborer or workman who paints surfaces).
1150 bojë Emër Equivalent to 'Dye': A colourant, especially one that has an affinity to the substrate to which it is applied.
1151 boka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1152 bokat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bokë.
1153 boke Emër /bɔːk/ a rugged hill without vegetation, barren ground.
1154 bokël Emër small schaft for spinning the thread.
1155 bokshe Emër Equivalent to 'bundle': A group of objects held together by wrapping or tying.
1156 bolba Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1157 bolbash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bolbë.
1158 bolbat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bolbë.
1159 bolbave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1160 bolbë Emër /bɔːlb/ disaster, sorrow, calamity.
1161 bole Emër testicles.
1162 bolicë Emër
1163 boll Emër The rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or flax plant.
1164 bolla Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1165 bollat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bollë.
1166 bolle Emër any of various nonvenomous snakes of the families Colubridae or Boidae.
1167 bollëk Emër Equivalent to 'abundance': A large quantity; many.
1168 bollgur Emër /boɫˈɡuɾ/ kind of pilaf made with bulgur.
1169 bomba Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1170 bombë Emër bomb (device filled with explosives).
1171 bôna Folje /[ˈbõːna]/ to have appeared (appeared like ... - in use with si (“like”)).
1172 bonjak Emër poor person.
1173 bonjar Emër
1174 bonjë Emër /bɔ.ɲə/ someone looking for a job.
1175 boqiell Mbiemër
1176 bora Emër definite nominative singular of borë.
1177 borak Emër A cosmetic face powder or paste to protect the face from the sun, traditionally used by the Sama-Bajau people of the Phi…
1178 borcak Emër Equivalent to 'Brambling': A finch, Fringilla montifringilla of northern Eurasia, the male having a black head in summer…
1179 borde Emër opening or hole (in a wall or roof).
1180 borë Emër
1181 borëm Emër, Mbiemër looking like snow; white like snow.
1182 borën Emër definite accusative singular of borë.
1183 borëra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of borë.
1184 borërat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of borë.
1185 borës Emër chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs).
1186 borëtim Emër
1187 borëtoj Emër
1188 borëtor Emër
1189 borëz Emër Deuxième personne du pluriel du présent de l’indicatif de borer.
1190 borgull Emër
1191 bori Emër Equivalent to 'Trumpet': A musical instrument of the brass family, generally tuned to the key of B-flat; by extension, a…
1192 boria Emër definite nominative singular of bori.
1193 boricë Emër
1194 boriga Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1195 borigat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of borigë.
1196 borigë Emër /boˈɾiːɡ/ European black pine (Pinus nigra).
1197 borik Mbiemër boric (pertaining to the element boron).
1198 borimë Emër
1199 borisë Emër definite dative/ablative singular of bori.
1200 boritë Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bori.
1201 bornajë Emër broad expanse of ground covered by snow; snowfield.
1202 bors Emër chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs).
1203 borxh Emër Equivalent to 'debt': An action, state of mind, or object one has an obligation to perform for another, adopt toward ano…
1204 borxhe Emër indefinite nominative plural.
1205 bosh Emër, Mbiemër Nonsense.
1206 bosht Emër Equivalent to 'Spindle': A rod used for spinning and then winding fibres (especially wool), usually consisting of a shaf…
1207 boshte Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bosht.
1208 boshtër Emër /ˈbɔʃtəɾ/ forsythia (Forsythia europaea).
1209 boshtet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bosht.
1210 boshti Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1211 boshtra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1212 bosk Emër hornless goat.
1213 bostan Emër /bɔsˈtan/ Equivalent to 'Watermelon': A plant of the species Citrullus lanatus, bearing a melon-like fruit.
1214 bota Emër definite nominative singular of botë.
1215 bote Emër /ˈbote/ all-encompassing inward (perceptions, spirituality, etc.) human experiences.
1216 boten Emër definite accusative singular of bote.
1217 botëror Emër
1218 botes Emër definite dative/ablative singular of bote.
1219 botet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bote.
1220 botja Emër definite nominative singular of bote.
1221 botnor Emër
1222 botoj Folje /bɔˈtɔj/ to publish, issue, release.
1223 botror Emër
1224 botues Emër, Mbiemër /boˈtues/ publishing.
1225 botuese Mbiemër feminine singular of botues.
1226 bovë Emër
1227 bozhure Emër /bɔˈʒuɾɛ/ peony (Paeonia officinalis).
1228 bracoj Emër
1229 brajz Emër soul of a little child that died before it was given their name or of a miscarried child.
1230 brajza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of brajz.
1231 brajzat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brajz.
1232 brajzi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1233 braktis Emër, Folje Equivalent to 'Abandon': A yielding to natural impulses or inhibitions; freedom from artificial constraint, with loss of…
1234 bram Emër residue, scoria, rust, ear-wax.
1235 bramsh Emër
1236 branë Emër, Ndajfolje /br̩anə/ spiked roller for guiding threads on loom.
1237 brash Emër A rash or eruption; a sudden or transient fit of sickness.
1238 brava Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1239 bravat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bravë.
1240 bravë Emër keyed lock.
1241 brávo Emër A hired soldier; an assassin; a desperado.
1242 brazda Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1243 brazdat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brazdë.
1244 brazdë Emër /ˈbɾazd(ə)/ Equivalent to 'Furrow': A trench cut in the soil, as when plowed in order to plant a crop.
1245 brazima Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1246 brazimë Emër /bɾaˈzimə/ hoar frost, rime, frost.
1247 bredh Emër, Folje /bɾɛð/ Equivalent to 'Fir': Initialism of flight information region; a specified region of airspace in which a flight informati…
1248 bredhëz Emër
1249 bredhtë Emër
1250 bredhur Folje
1251 breg Emër /ˈbɾeɡ/ coast, shore, bank (of a river, lake, see).
1252 bregca Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1253 bregcat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bregcë.
1254 bregcë Emër /ˈbɾekt͡sə/ bee-eater (Merops apiaster).
1255 bregdet Emër /breɡˈdet/ seashore, seaside, coast.
1256 bregore Emër
1257 bregu Emër A region in southwestern Albania, Albanian Riviera.
1258 brehem Folje /bɾɛhɛm/ to be gnawed.
1259 brej Folje to corrode, to eat away.
1260 brejtur Folje
1261 brekë Emër /ˈbɹɛkə/ drawers, knickers, undies, briefs.
1262 bren Emër silver fir (Abies alba).
1263 brëndës Emër /ˈbɾendəs/ intestines.
1264 brenga Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1265 brengat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brengë.
1266 brengë Emër constant worry, serious trouble, hardship.
1267 brengos Folje /brɛˈnɡɔs/ to afflict, vex, grieve, worry.
1268 breq Emër /[ˈbɾɛc]/
1269 breqe Emër /ˈbɾece/ specifically, marsh frog (Rana ridibunda).
1270 brerore Emër Equivalent to 'Halo': Acronym of high altitude, low opening (“a type of skydiving where one leaves the launch platform f…
1271 bresë Emër bitter root, chicory.
1272 breshër Emër
1273 breshka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1274 breshkë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of breshkë.
1275 breshni Emër fine and dense hail.
1276 breshri Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
1277 breshtë Emër, Mbiemër fir forest.
1278 bretk Emër /ˈbɾetk/ synonym of bretkosë e drurëve (Hyla arborea).
1279 bretkon Folje
1280 bretkor Mbiemër /bɾetˈkoɾ/ relational adjective of bretkosë. ranid.
1281 brez Emër belt, girdle, waistband.
1282 breza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of brez.
1283 brezash Emër indefinite ablative plural of brez.
1284 brezat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brez.
1285 brezave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1286 brezi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1287 brezur Emër
1288 briartë Mbiemër /bɾiˈaɾtə/ with horns resembling gold, golden-horned.
1289 bricore Emër flintlock rifle.
1290 briesë Emër
1291 brij Folje to rub, scratch.
1292 brimajë Emër Equivalent to 'spiderweb': The net-like construct of a spider containing sticky strands to catch prey.
1293 brimë Emër
1294 brinar Emër, Mbiemër /bɾiˈnaɾ/ cuckold (man with unfaithful wife).
1295 brinjë Emër shore, bank; high ground.
1296 brinor Mbiemër Equivalent to 'horny': Sexually aroused, with or without physical manifestation; experiencing a feeling of sexual desire…
1297 brinore Mbiemër feminine singular/plural of brinor.
1298 brirë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bri.
1299 brirët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bri.
1300 briri Emër indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
1301 bririt Emër definite genitive/dative/ablative singular of bri.
1302 brishtë Mbiemër oversensitive, thin-skinned.
1303 brisk Emër Equivalent to 'Pocketknife': A knife small enough for carrying safely and handily in a pocket; usually a folding knife (…
1304 brit Emër scream, yell.
1305 britar Emër /bɾiˈtaɾ/ hornblower.
1306 britëm Emër /bɾitəm/ Equivalent to 'autumn': Traditionally the third of the four seasons, when deciduous trees lose their leaves, and tempera…
1307 brith Emër whelk; pimple, blemish.
1308 britha Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of brith.
1309 brithi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1310 britm Emër autumn; autumn month.
1311 britma Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1312 britmat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of britmë.
1313 britmë Emër scream, yell, shriek.
1314 brizan Emër /bɾiˈzan/ hornblower.
1315 brjumë Emër
1316 brodha Folje
1317 brof Emër, Folje, Ndajfolje to get up, stand up quickly, suddenly.
1318 brofa Folje
1319 brofur Folje
1320 brojcë Emër Equivalent to 'European bee-eater': Merops apiaster, a Mediterranean species of bee-eater.
1321 brokat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brokë.
1322 broke Emër /bɾoke/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of brokë.
1323 brom Emër bromine (nonmetallic chemical element).
1324 bronkit Emër Equivalent to 'Bronchitis': An inflammation of the bronchi of the lungs, that causes the cilia of the bronchial epitheli…
1325 bronz Emër trifle, bauble (worthless thing).
1326 brosk Emër
1327 bruka Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural and definite nominative singular of brukë.
1328 brukat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brukë.
1329 bruke Emër /bɾukə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of brukë.
1330 brul Emër /[ˈbɾul]/
1331 brumë Emër /ˈbrumə/ Equivalent to 'dough': A thick, malleable substance made by mixing flour with other ingredients such as water, eggs, or…
1332 brumi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1333 brumos Emër
1334 brushë Emër /bruːɾʃ/
1335 bruz Emër, Mbiemër blue, indigo.
1336 brydh Folje to soften, tenderize, ripen (of fruit).
1337 brydha Folje
1338 brydhe Folje
1339 brydhëm Folje
1340 brydhën Folje
1341 brydhët Emër, Mbiemër tender, soft, delicate, ripe (to the touch).
1342 brydhi Folje
1343 brydhur Folje
1344 bryma Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1345 brymat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of brymë.
1346 brymë Emër /ˈbɾymə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of brymë.
1347 brymës Emër The sixth month in the Albanian pagan calendar.
1348 brymor Emër
1349 buaj Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of buall.
1350 buajt Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of buall.
1351 buall Emër Equivalent to 'Buffalo': An animal from the subtribe Bubalina, also known as true buffalos, such as the Cape buffalo, Sy…
1352 bualli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1353 bubas Emër
1354 bubrek Emër
1355 bubu Pasthirrmë Equivalent to 'Alas': A type of geological depression which occurs in Yakutia, formed by the subsidence of permafrost.
1356 bubu- Frazë bug; beetle.
1357 bubuloi Folje
1358 bubulon Folje to burn with roaring flames.
1359 buçallë Emër Equivalent to 'Drone': A male ant, bee, or wasp, which does not work but can fertilize the queen.
1360 buças Folje /buˈt͡ʃas/ I let out a loud noise, thud, roar.
1361 buçe Emër Equivalent to 'bitch': A female dog or other canine, particularly a recent mother.
1362 bucelë Emër
1363 buçet Emër
1364 budalla Emër, Mbiemër /budaˈɫa/ someone who acts as a fool.
1365 buell Emër Gheg form of buall.
1366 bufë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of buf.
1367 bufët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of buf.
1368 bufi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1369 bufon Emër
1370 bugjek Emër Equivalent to 'European mole cricket': A mole cricket of Europe (Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa).
1371 buhari Emër
1372 buhi Emër festive meal with all the trimmings; joyful celebration.
1373 buhur Emër
1374 bujar Emër, Mbiemër /buˈjaɾ/ Equivalent to 'generous': Noble in behaviour or actions; principled, not petty; kind, magnanimous.
1375 bujare Emër, Mbiemër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bujar.
1376 bujarët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bujar.
1377 bujari Emër
1378 bujaroj Emër
1379 bujë Emër
1380 bujgër Emër /ˈbujɡəɾ/ Macedonian oak (Quercus trojana).
1381 bujk Emër /bujk/ Equivalent to 'Farmer': A person who works the land and/or who keeps livestock; anyone engaged in agriculture on a farm.
1382 bujkrob Emër
1383 bujku Emër indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
1384 bujkun Emër definite accusative singular of bujk.
1385 bujkut Emër definite genitive/dative/ablative singular of bujk.
1386 bujq Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bujk.
1387 bujqësi Emër agriculture.
1388 bujqish Emër indefinite ablative plural of bujk.
1389 bujqit Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bujk.
1390 bujqve Emër indefinite genitive/dative plural of bujk.
1391 bujtina Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1392 bujtinë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of bujtinë.
1393 bujtur Folje
1394 bukë Emër
1395 bukël Emër edible mushroom with sweet reddish flesh.
1396 bukëzi Emër
1397 bukur Mbiemër /ˈbu.kuɾ/ beautiful.
1398 bukuri Emër /bukuˈɾi/ Equivalent to 'beauty': The quality of being (especially visually) attractive, pleasing, fine or good-looking; comelines…
1399 bula Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1400 bulash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bulë.
1401 bulat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bulë.
1402 bulave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1403 bulçi Emër cheek, soft part of the face.
1404 bulçim Emër
1405 bulë Emër round, fleshy part of an organ: lobule, lobulus.
1406 bulën Emër definite accusative singular of bulë.
1407 bulës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of bulë.
1408 bulëz Emër
1409 bulgë Emër a type of helmet.
1410 buli Emër /buˈli/ fluttering elm (Ulmus laevis).
1411 bulkth Emër cricket (insect).
1412 bullar Emër scheltopusik, European glass lizard (Pseudopus apodus).
1413 bullgar Emër, Mbiemër Equivalent to 'Bulgarian': The official language of Bulgaria.
1414 bullgur Emër /buɫˈɡuɾ/
1415 bullkë Emër
1416 bulmet Emër useful pruduct/result, fruit, harvest, welcome outcome.
1417 bumba Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1418 bumbar Emër
1419 bumbash Emër indefinite ablative plural of bumbë.
1420 bumbat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bumbë.
1421 bumbë Emër
1422 bumi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1423 bunacë Emër, Mbiemër /buˈnat͡sə/ darkness at night or when it's cloudy.
1424 bunar Emër /buˈnaɾ/ spring, fountain.
1425 bundë Emër strong humid wind.
1426 bundër Emër polecat (Mustela putorius).
1427 bune Emër /ˈbunə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bun.
1428 bunesh Emër indefinite ablative plural of bun.
1429 bunet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of bun.
1430 bung Emër sessile oak (Quercus petraea).
1431 bungur Emër
1432 buni Emër indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
1433 buoll Emër
1434 burbuqe Emër Equivalent to 'Ladybird': Any of the Coccinellidae family of beetles, typically having a round shape and red or yellow s…
1435 burdha Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1436 burdhat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of burdhë.
1437 burdhë Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of burdhë.
1438 burë Emër A river in Norfolk, England.
1439 burg Emër /[buɹɡ]/ Equivalent to 'jail': A place or institution for the confinement of persons held against their will in lawful custody or…
1440 burgje Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of burg.
1441 burgjet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of burg.
1442 burgos Emër, Folje A province in Castile and León, in northern Spain.
1443 burgosa Folje
1444 burgose Folje
1445 burgosi Folje
1446 burgu Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1447 burim Emër Equivalent to 'Seep': A small spring, pool, or other spot where liquid from the ground (e.g.
1448 burime Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of burim.
1449 burimet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of burim.
1450 burimi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1451 burinë Ndajfolje very, really; quite.
1452 burmë Mbiemër fully ripe.
1453 buron Folje (it) springs, gushs, flows.
1454 buronjë Emër Equivalent to 'well': A small village in Long Sutton parish, Hart district, Hampshire, England (OS grid ref SU7646).
1455 burr Emër Gheg form of burrë.
1456 burra Emër indefinite plural of burrë.
1457 burrash Emër indefinite ablative plural of burrë.
1458 burrat Emër definite plural of burrë.
1459 burrave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1460 burrë Emër /ˈburə/ Equivalent to 'male': Belonging to the sex which typically produces sperm, or to the gender which is typically associate…
1461 burrëri Emër masculinity, manhood, manliness, virility.
1462 burri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1463 burrin Emër definite accusative singular of burrë.
1464 burrit Emër definite dative/ablative singular of burrë.
1465 burro Emër vocative of burrë.
1466 bursa Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1467 bursë Emër Equivalent to 'exchange': An act of exchanging or trading.
1468 burth Emër Cyclamen hederifolium (ivy-leaved cyclamen or sowbread).
1469 bush Emër /buʃ/ a mythological swamp dwelling monster which takes the form of a steer.
1470 bushk Emër
1471 bushtë Emër
1472 bushtër Emër, Mbiemër dragoness; mythological creature imagined as a fire-breathing female dragon.
1473 busull Emër /ˈbusuɫ/ compass (for navigation).
1474 busulla Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1475 busulle Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular of busull.
1476 butë Mbiemër /[buːt]/ tender (to the touch), sensitive.
1477 butile Emër /buˈtile/
1478 butuk Emër /buˈtuk/ one-year-old he-goat.
1479 buxhak Emër /buˈd͡ʒak/ vetch (Vicia sativa).
1480 buxhet Emër budget (amount of money or resources).
1481 buza Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1482 buzaç Emër
1483 buzagaz Emër, Mbiemër smiling, cheerful.
1484 buzë Emër, Parafjalë /buzə/ rocky chasm, (rocky) cliffs; sharp rock(s), boulders.
1485 buzël Emër
1486 buzët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of buzë.
1487 buzla Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1488 buzlat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of buzël.
1489 buzoç Emër
1490 buzor Mbiemër
1491 buzore Mbiemër feminine singular/plural of buzor.
1492 byci Emër definite singular of byc.
1493 bylyk Emër military unit in the Ottoman Empire consisting of some 100-250 mercenary soldiers.
1494 bymehet Emër
1495 bymej Emër, Folje to expand, dilate.
1496 bymeu Folje
1497 bymeva Folje
1498 bymeve Folje
1499 bymyem Folje
1500 bymyen Folje
1501 bymyer Folje
1502 bymyet Folje
1503 byra Folje
1504 byrazer Emër
1505 byre Folje
1506 byrek Emër /byˈɾɛk/ A layered pie with meat, eggs, vegetables or cheese.
1507 byri Folje
1508 byrur Folje
1509 bytha Emër definite nominative singular of bythë.
1510 bythanë Emër
1511 bythar Emër
1512 bythas Emër
1513 bythçak Emër
1514 bythë Emër /byθə/ Equivalent to 'Ass': Any of several species of horse-like animals, especially Equus asinus, the domesticated of which ar…
1515 bythec Emër
1516 bythece Emër
1517 bythën Emër definite accusative singular of bythë.
1518 bythëz Emër
1519 bythkë Emër
1520 bythlë Emër
1521 bytyntë Mbiemër /byˈtyntə/ from one part, uniform, entire, whole.
1522 cabe Emër /t͡saˈbɛ/ Dialectical form of cjap (“billy goat”).
1523 cabok Emër /t͡saˈbɔk/ a slightly elevated place.
1524 cabokë Emër /t͡saˈbɔkə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cabók.
1525 cabokët Emër /t͡saˈbɔkət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cabok.
1526 caboku Emër /t͡saˈbɔku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1527 caca Folje /ˈt͡sat͡sa/
1528 cacas Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sat͡sas/ slowly and insecurely.
1529 cacit Folje /t͡saˈt͡sit/ to walk slowly and unwillingly.
1530 cacita Folje /t͡saˈt͡sita/
1531 cacitur Folje /t͡saˈt͡situɾ/
1532 cacur Folje
1533 cafa Emër /ˈt͡ʃafa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of caf.
1534 cafat Emër /ˈt͡ʃafat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of çafë (“rime, frost”).
1535 cafi Emër /ˈt͡ʃafi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1536 caga Emër definite nominative singular of cagë.
1537 cagë Emër /[ˈt͡saɡə]/ A flat upper-side stone used in tipcat game.
1538 cagët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cagë.
1539 cagëzë Emër /[ˈt͡saɡəzə]/ A flat upper-side stone used in tipcat game.
1540 caherë Emër, Ndajfolje evening twilight.
1541 cahís Emër, Folje /t͡saˈhis/ Ancienne mesure espagnole pour les grains.
1542 cahisa Folje /t͡saˈhisa/
1543 cahisur Folje /t͡saˈhisuɾ/
1544 cahja Emër /ˈt͡sahja/ definite nominative singular of cahje.
1545 çahje Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sahjɛ/ freestone (that the fruit's flesh does not cling to the pit).
1546 cahjet Emër /ˈt͡sahjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cahje.
1547 cahur Emër, Folje /ˈt͡sahuɾ/
1548 cajka Emër /ˈt͡sajka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1549 cajkash Emër indefinite ablative plural of cajkë.
1550 cajkat Emër /ˈt͡sajkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cajkë.
1551 cajkave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1552 cajkë Emër /ˈt͡sajkə/ pieces of woolen cloth before going through the fulling process in a fulling mill.
1553 cajkën Emër definite accusative singular of cajkë.
1554 cajkës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of cajkë.
1555 cak-cak Emër
1556 çak-fak Emër, Ndajfolje /t͡ʃakˈfak/ at once, right away, easily done.
1557 caka Emër, Folje /ˈt͡saka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1558 cakash Emër indefinite ablative plural of cakë.
1559 cakat Emër /[ˈt͡sakat]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakë.
1560 cakave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1561 cakcak Emër /t͡sakˈt͡sak/ woodpecker.
1562 cakcaka Emër /t͡sakˈt͡saka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cakcak (“woodpecker”).
1563 cakcakë Emër
1564 cakcaku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1565 cake Emër, Folje /ˈt͡sakɛ/ turnout, place where irrigation canal bifurcates.
1566 cakërr Emër, Mbiemër /[ˈt͡sakər]/ sleet, rain mixed with snow and ice.
1567 cakërri Emër sleet, rain mixed with snow and ice.
1568 cakët Emër, Folje /[ˈt͡sakət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakë.
1569 cakëza Emër /ˈt͡ʃakəza/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1570 cakica Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1571 cakicat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cakicë.
1572 cakicë Emër /ˈt͡saˈkiːt͡sə/ small axe.
1573 cakis Emër, Folje /t͡saˈkis/ to chop, to buck, to cut.
1574 cakisa Folje /t͡saˈkisa/
1575 cakisur Folje /t͡saˈkisuɾ/
1576 cakka Folje
1577 cakla Emër /ˈt͡sakla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1578 caklat Emër /ˈt͡saklat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakël.
1579 caklloj Folje /t͡sakˈɫɔj/ to argue with someone (figurative).
1580 cakoj Folje /t͡saˈkɔj/ to touch aground, to touch the seabed, riverbed, etc.
1581 çakonj Emër, Folje /t͡ʃaˈkɔɲ/ to poke, to bother, to incite.
1582 cakorre Emër /t͡saˈkoːrɛ/ small axe.
1583 cakos Emër, Folje /t͡saˈkɔs/ to fill up at maximum capacity, to smash.
1584 cakosa Folje /t͡saˈkɔsa/
1585 cakosja Emër, Folje /t͡saˈkɔsja/ definite nominative singular of cakosje.
1586 cakosje Emër, Folje /t͡saˈkɔsjɛ/ jam-packing, stuffing something very tightly.
1587 cakosur Folje /t͡saˈkɔsuɾ/
1588 cakova Folje /t͡saˈkɔva/
1589 cakrra Emër /[ˈt͡sakra]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1590 cakrrat Emër /[ˈt͡sakrat]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakërr.
1591 cakrroj Folje to argue with someone (figurative).
1592 caktár Emër /[t͡sakˈtaɾ]/ border guard, limits enforcer.
1593 caktarë Emër /t͡sakˈtaɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of caktar.
1594 caktari Emër /t͡sakˈtaɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1595 cakthi Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɑkθi/ playing tipcat game.
1596 caktoj Emër, Folje /t͡sakˈtɔj/ to appoint.
1597 caktova Folje
1598 caktuar Emër, Folje, Mbiemër appointed, specific.
1599 caktues Emër, Mbiemër /t͡sakˈtuɛs/ definer, limiter, decision maker.
1600 caku Emër, Folje /ˈt͡saku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1601 cakuar Folje /t͡saˈkuaɾ/
1602 cakuj Emër /ˈt͡sakuj/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cakull.
1603 cakujsh Emër indefinite ablative plural of cakull.
1604 cakujt Emër /ˈt͡sakujt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakull.
1605 cakujve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1606 cakul Emër, Mbiemër little bag.
1607 cakule Emër, Mbiemër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cakul.
1608 cakulet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cakule.
1609 cakuli Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1610 cakulja Emër definite nominative singular of cakule.
1611 cakull Emër /ˈt͡sakuɫ/ little sack.
1612 cakulli Emër /ˈt͡sakuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1613 cakun Emër definite accusative singular of cak.
1614 cakur Folje /ˈt͡sakuɾ/
1615 cakut Emër definite dative/ablative singular of cak.
1616 çala Mbiemër /ˈt͡ʃala/ feminine plural of i çalë (“lame”).
1617 çalaman Emër, Mbiemër limper, cripple.
1618 cale Emër, Mbiemër /t͡saˈlɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cal.
1619 calet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cale.
1620 cali Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1621 calik Emër /t͡saˈlik/ small leather sack, leather bag.
1622 calikë Emër /t͡saˈlikə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of calik.
1623 calikët Emër /t͡saˈlikət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of calik.
1624 caliku Emër /t͡saˈliku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1625 calinë Emër /t͡saˈlin/ blunderbuss, old gun with flared muzzle.
1626 calja Emër definite nominative singular of cale.
1627 call Mbiemër /[ˈt͡saɫ]/ inapt, unuseful, naive.
1628 calle Mbiemër /[ˈt͡saɫɛ]/ Variante de cale.
1629 callnik Emër
1630 callok Emër /[t͡saɫˈɔk]/ child, kid.
1631 calloke Emër /t͡saɫˈɔkə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of callok.
1632 calloku Emër /t͡saɫˈɔku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1633 çame Emër, Mbiemër /[ˈt͡samɛ]/ belonging or related to Çamëri region and çam Albanians.
1634 camruk Emër, Folje /t͡samɾˈuk/ kernel (of nut), meat (of chestnut).
1635 camruka Folje
1636 camrukë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of camruk.
1637 camruku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1638 camurr Emër
1639 canakuq Emër /t͡sanaˈkuc/
1640 çanësoj Folje to define.
1641 cang Emër /[ˈt͡sanɡ]/ place, dwelling area. I/e cangut - that lives in the area; native. I/e pacang(ë) - without a permanent dwelling area.
1642 canga Emër /ˈt͡sanɡa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1643 cangash Emër indefinite ablative plural of cangë.
1644 cangat Emër /ˈt͡sanɡat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cangë.
1645 cangave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1646 cangë Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sanɡə/ green, unripe tree or fruit (most often for peaches).
1647 cangël Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɑŋəl/ clothespin (usually metallic), peg, pin.
1648 cangër Mbiemër /ˈt͡sanɡəɾ/ hardened, hard.
1649 cangla Emër /ˈt͡sɑŋla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1650 canglat Emër /ˈt͡sɑŋlat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cangël.
1651 cangle Emër /ˈt͡sɑŋlɛ/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of cangël.
1652 canguj Emër /ˈt͡saŋuj/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cangull.
1653 cangujt Emër /ˈt͡saŋujt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cangull.
1654 cangull Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sanɡuɫ/ unripe melon or watermelon.
1655 cangur Mbiemër /ˈt͡sanɡuɾ/ frozen, stunned.
1656 cangure Mbiemër /t͡sanˈɡuɾɛ/ (Mbiemër).
1657 çanj Folje /t͡ʃaɲ/
1658 çantë Emër, Folje /ˈt͡ʃantɛ/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of çantë.
1659 çapa Emër, Folje /ˈt͡ʃapa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1660 capak Emër, Ndajfolje /[t͡saˈpak]/ a little, a bit.
1661 capash Emër indefinite ablative plural of capë.
1662 capat Emër /ˈt͡ʃapat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of capë.
1663 capave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1664 cape Emër /ˈt͡ʃapə/ hardpan, soil pan, usually under the soft layer of soil.
1665 capën Emër definite accusative singular of capë.
1666 capës Emër definite dative/ablative singular of capë.
1667 capëtor Emër /t͡sapəˈtoɾ/ someone who works the fields with a mattock or hoe.
1668 capi Emër /ˈt͡sapi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1669 capina Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1670 capinat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of capinë.
1671 capine Emër /t͡saˈpinə/ a type of pull-push hoe for moving tree trunks.
1672 capit Emër /ˈt͡sapit/ Troisième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent de capir.
1673 capja Emër /[ˈt͡sapja]/ definite nominative singular of capje.
1674 capje Emër /[ˈt͡sapjɛ]/ juvenile grey heron (Ardea cinerea) without the crest.
1675 capjet Emër /[ˈt͡sapjɛt]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of capje (“the caprice”).
1676 capoj Folje /t͡saˈpɔj/ to break the clods; to harrow (mostly in Mat region).
1677 capok Emër /[t͡sapˈɔk]/ young male goat.
1678 capokë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of capok.
1679 capokët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of capok.
1680 capoku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1681 capon Emër /t͡saˈpɔn/ type of pickaxe.
1682 caporr Emër /[t͡saˈpor]/ male goat under two years old with straight horns.
1683 caporre Emër /t͡saˈporɛ/ goat with big horns (in Dumre region).
1684 capova Folje /t͡saˈpɔva/
1685 capth Emër /t͡sapθ/ claw mattock, hoe (mostly in Mat region).
1686 capthe Emër /ˈt͡sapθɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of capth.
1687 capthet Emër /ˈt͡sapθɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of capth.
1688 capthi Emër /ˈt͡sapθi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1689 capuar Folje /t͡saˈpuaɾ/
1690 çapur Folje
1691 caqe Emër /ˈt͡sacɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cak.
1692 caqesh Emër indefinite ablative plural of cak.
1693 caqet Emër /ˈt͡sacɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cak.
1694 caqeve Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1695 caqi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1696 caqis Emër, Folje /t͡saˈc͡ɕis/ to spit, to pass saliva through teeth.
1697 caqisa Folje
1698 caqisur Folje
1699 çara Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡ʃaɾa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of e çarë (“tear, crack”).
1700 carac Emër /t͡saˈɾat͡s/ European nettle tree (Celtis australis).
1701 caraca Emër /t͡saˈɾat͡sa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1702 caracat Emër /t͡saˈɾat͡sat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of caracë.
1703 caracë Emër /t͡saˈɾat͡sə/ alternate form of carac (“European nettle tree”). See there for more details.
1704 caracët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of carac.
1705 caraci Emër /t͡saˈɾat͡si/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1706 carakth Emër /t͡saˈɾakθ/
1707 caran Emër /t͡saˈɾan/ spot near hearth.
1708 carb Folje /[t͡saɾb]/ to rip, to tear apart.
1709 carba Emër, Folje /[t͡saɾba]/
1710 carbat Emër /[ˈt͡saɾbat]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of carbë (“scrap, rag”).
1711 carbë Emër /[ˈt͡saɾbə]/ scrap, rag.
1712 carbur Folje /[ˈt͡saɾbuɾ]/
1713 çare Emër, Folje, Mbiemër /ˈt͡ʃaɾə/ remedy, solution, way out, means.
1714 caremli Emër /t͡saɾɛmˈli/
1715 carina Emër definite nominative singular of carinë.
1716 carine Emër /t͡saˈɾinə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of carinë.
1717 cark Emër /t͡saɾk/ reel, drivewheel, potter's wheel.
1718 carok Emër /[t͡saˈɾɔk]/ piglet (in Northern Gheg).
1719 carokë Emër /[t͡saˈɾɔkə]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of carok.
1720 carokët Emër /[t͡saˈɾɔkət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of caroke (“little girl”).
1721 carokja Emër /[t͡saɾˈɔkja]/ definite nominative singular of caroke.
1722 caroku Emër /[t͡saˈɾɔku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1723 carrlik Emër /t͡sarˈlik/ small leather sack, leather bag.
1724 carrok Emër /[t͡saˈrɔk]/ 7-year old or younger child (in Mirdita region).
1725 carroke Emër /[t͡saˈrɔkə]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of carrok.
1726 carroku Emër /[t͡saˈrɔku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1727 carrua Emër /[t͡saˈrua]/
1728 carrue Emër /[t͡saˈruɛ]/
1729 çars Folje to destroy, spoil, ruin.
1730 çart Folje to split, kill, put (to death).
1731 çarta Folje
1732 çartur Folje
1733 caruk Mbiemër /[t͡saˈɾuk]/
1734 carukë Mbiemër /[t͡saˈɾukə]/ feminine singular of caruk (“naked”).
1735 carukët Emër /[t͡saˈɾukət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of caruke (“little girl”).
1736 carukja Emër /[t͡saˈɾukja]/ definite nominative singular of caruke.
1737 caruku Emër /[t͡saˈɾuku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1738 cath Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡saθ/ A diminutive of the female given name Catherine.
1739 çava Folje /ˈt͡ʃava/
1740 cazë Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sazə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of çazë.
1741 çdoemos Emër, Ndajfolje /t͡ʃdɔɛˈmɔs/ everything, all, everything possible.
1742 çdoherë Emër, Ndajfolje /t͡ʃdɔˈhɛɾ(ə)/ everytime, each time, always.
1743 çdokund Emër, Ndajfolje /t͡ʃdɔˈkund/ everywhere.
1744 cece Emër tsetse (fly of the genus Glossina).
1745 cëcëris Emër /t͡sət͡səˈɾis/
1746 cëcërit Emër /t͡sət͡səˈɾit/
1747 cedër Emër Equivalent to 'Cedar': A programming language, adding various features to the earlier language Mesa.
1748 çëdo Emër, Përemër /t͡ʃəˈdɔ/
1749 cedra Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cedër.
1750 cedrat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cedër.
1751 cedri Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1752 cefël Emër /ˈt͡sɛfəl/ small, very thin piece, chip: plaster chip; glass chip.
1753 cefla Emër /ˈt͡sɛfla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1754 ceflash Emër indefinite ablative plural of cefël.
1755 ceflat Emër /ˈt͡sɛflat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cefël.
1756 ceflave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1757 ceflis Folje /t͡sɛfˈlis/ to chip, to splinter.
1758 ceflisa Folje /t͡sɛfˈlisa/
1759 cefloj Emër, Folje /t͡sɛfˈlɔj/ to chip, to splinter.
1760 ceflova Folje /t͡sɛfˈlɔva/
1761 cefluar Folje /t͡sɛfˈluaɾ/
1762 cegëm Emër /ˈt͡sɛɡəm/ dry cold, bitter cold, coldness.
1763 cegj Emër /[t͡sêɟ͡ʝ]/ small hole created by heel-pressing the ground, in tipcat game ( used in Malësi e Madhe region).
1764 cegma Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cegëm.
1765 cegmat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cegëm.
1766 cegmë Emër /ˈt͡sɛɡmə/
1767 cegmi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1768 ceka Emër, Folje /ˈt͡sɛka/
1769 cekash Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɛkaʃ/ playing tag game.
1770 cekat Emër /ˈt͡sɛkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cekë (“shallow place”).
1771 cekë Emër, Folje /ˈt͡sɛkɛ/ (archaic) island, eyot (originally used as a name for pieces of land surrounded by the river Drin).
1772 cekël Emër /ˈt͡sɛkəl/ shallow place inside the water.
1773 cekëll Emër /ˈt͡sɛkəɫ/
1774 cekët Emër, Folje, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɛkət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of ceke (“shallow dish”).
1775 cekin Folje /ˈt͡sɛkin/
1776 cekina Emër /t͡sɛˈkina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1777 cekinat Emër /t͡sɛˈkinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cekinë.
1778 cekinë Emër /t͡sɛˈkinə/ shallow place inside the water.
1779 çekisht Ndajfolje
1780 cëkit Emër
1781 cekja Emër, Folje /ˈt͡sɛkja/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1782 cekla Emër /ˈt͡sɛkla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1783 ceklat Emër /ˈt͡sɛklat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cekël.
1784 ceklina Emër /t͡sɛkˈlina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1785 ceklinë Emër /t͡sɛkˈlinə/ shallow place inside the water.
1786 cekoj Emër, Folje /t͡sɛˈkɔj/ to touch aground, to touch the seabed, riverbed, etc.
1787 cekojka Emër /t͡sɛˈkojka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1788 cekojkë Emër /t͡sɛˈkojkə/ dip net, hand net with long handle.
1789 cekova Folje
1790 cektas Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɛktas/ shallowly, superficially.
1791 cektazi Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɛktazi/ shallowly, superficially.
1792 cektë Folje, Mbiemër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡sɛktə/ shallowly.
1793 cektësi Emër /t͡sɛktəˈsi/ shallowness.
1794 cekth Emër /ˈt͡sɛkə/ iron tip of the watermill shaft, gudgeon.
1795 cekthi Emër /ˈt͡sɛkθi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1796 cektinë Emër /t͡sɛkˈtinə/
1797 cekuar Folje
1798 çekur Folje /ˈt͡sɛkuɾ/
1799 cekurë Emër /ˈt͡sɛkuɾə/ small axe (in Vlorë region).
1800 Çela Emër, Folje, Përemër /ˈt͡ʃɛla/
1801 celfa Emër /ˈt͡sɛlfa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1802 celfat Emër /ˈt͡sɛlfat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of celfë (“thin shell; tiny piece”).
1803 celfë Emër /ˈt͡sɛlfə/
1804 celfis Emër, Folje /t͡sɛlˈfis/ to shuck, to husk the corn's ears.
1805 celfisa Folje /t͡sɛlˈfisa/
1806 çeli Përemër /ˈt͡ʃɛli/
1807 celikë Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural of celik.
1808 celikët Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of celik.
1809 celiku Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1810 celina Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1811 celinat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of celinë.
1812 celinë Emër /t͡sɛˈliːnə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of celinë.
1813 çeltik Emër, Mbiemër /t͡ʃeltik/ senior shepherd.
1814 celular Emër mobile phone, cell phone.
1815 çelur Mbiemër light, bright (colour).
1816 Çema Emër, Folje
1817 cëmat Emër /t͡səˈmat/ sack needle, leather needle, harness needle.
1818 cëmatë Emër /t͡səˈmatə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cëmat.
1819 cëmatët Emër /t͡səˈmatət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cëmat.
1820 cëmati Emër /t͡səˈmati/ indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
1821 cëmdonj Folje /t͡səmˈdɔɲ/ to tease, to banter, to mock.
1822 cemët Mbiemër /[ˈt͡sɛmət]/ (Mbiemër).
1823 cemi Emër /ˈt͡semi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1824 cëmoj Folje /t͡səˈmɔj/ to cause a sharp pain (usually used in third tense cëmon).
1825 cëmon Folje /t͡səˈmɔn/
1826 cëmova Folje /t͡səˈmɔva/
1827 cemtë Mbiemër /ˈt͡semtə/ cold and clear (of water).
1828 cëmuar Folje /t͡səˈmuaɾ/
1829 çemur Folje
1830 cenak Emër, Mbiemër /t͡sɛˈnak/ picky eater, finicky eater, fussy eater.
1831 cenake Mbiemër /t͡sɛˈnakɛ/ (Mbiemër).
1832 cenakuq Emër /t͡sɛnaˈkuc/ European robin (Erithacus rubecula).
1833 cene Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sɛnɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cen.
1834 cenet Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cen.
1835 cëngë Emër /ˈt͡sənɡə/ Tosk form of cangë (“unripe tree or fruit”), encountered in Tepelenë dialect.
1836 çengel Emër, Ndajfolje /ˈt͡səŋəl/ clothespin (usually metallic), peg, pin.
1837 cëngëlt Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡səŋəlt/ oblique, indirect, detoured.
1838 cëngla Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1839 cënglat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cëngël.
1840 cëngthi Ndajfolje /ˈt͡səŋθi/ obliquely, indirectly.
1841 ceni Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1842 cenim Emër /t͡sɛˈnim/ verbal noun of cenoj (“to undermine, damage”).
1843 cenoj Emër, Folje /t͡sɛˈnɔj/ (figurative) to touch (encountered in Krrabë region).
1844 cënorë Emër /ˈt͡sənoɾə/ cussword, vulgar epithet.
1845 cenos Emër, Folje /t͡sɛˈnɔs/ to undermine, damage, defame.
1846 cenosa Folje /t͡sɛˈnɔsa/
1847 cenosja Emër /t͡sɛˈnɔsja/ definite nominative singular of cenosje (“undermining”).
1848 cenosje Emër /t͡sɛˈnɔsjɛ/ impairment, crippling, affliction (usually as a consequence of a disease).
1849 cenosur Folje /t͡sɛˈnɔsuɾ/
1850 cenova Folje
1851 censurë Emër Equivalent to 'censorship': The use of state or group power to control freedom of expression or press, such as passing l…
1852 centë Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sentə/ with a flaw, imperfect, undermined, damaged.
1853 cenuar Folje
1854 cënuk Emër /ˈt͡sënuk/ treestump pillow.
1855 cepa Emër /ˈt͡sɛpa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cep (“corner, wedge, angle”).
1856 cepat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cep.
1857 cepatar Mbiemër /[t͡sɛpaˈtaɾ]/ cornered, with corners.
1858 cepë Emër /ˈt͡sɛpə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cap (“billy goat”).
1859 cepëra Emër /ˈt͡sɛpəɾa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cepë (“membrane, peel”).
1860 cepërat Emër /ˈt͡sɛpəɾat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cepë.
1861 cepëza Emër /ˈt͡sɛpəza/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1862 cepëzat Emër /ˈt͡sɛpəzat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cepëzë.
1863 cepëzë Emër /ˈt͡sɛpəzə/ membrane, covering layer, crust.
1864 cepi Emër indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1865 cepoj Folje /t͡sɛˈpɔj/ to hit, to strike.
1866 cepore Emër /t͡sɛˈpɔɾɛ/ corner of a cropfield.
1867 ceporet Emër /t͡sɛˈpɔɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cepore.
1868 ceporja Emër /t͡sɛˈpɔɾja/ definite nominative singular of cepore.
1869 cepova Folje /t͡sɛˈpɔva/
1870 ceptë Emër /ˈt͡sɛptə/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cap (“billy goat”).
1871 cepuar Folje /t͡sɛˈpuaɾ/
1872 cëqe Emër /ˈt͡səcɛ/ drizzle bottle, glass bottle for dispensing liquids, i.e., oil and vinegar.
1873 ceqet Emër /ˈt͡səcɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cëqe.
1874 ceqi Emër /ˈt͡səci/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1875 cëqja Emër /ˈt͡səcja/ definite nominative singular of cëqe.
1876 cër-cër Emër /t͡səɾˈt͡səɾ/ classical sound of an incoming phone call.
1877 cërakth Emër /t͡səˈɾakθ/
1878 cërciqe Emër /t͡səɾˈt͡sicɛ/ common buzzard chick (Buteo buteo).
1879 cëre Emër /ˈt͡səɾɛ/ (zoology) common starling (Sturnus vulgaris).
1880 cërem Emër /t͡səˈɾɛm/ earthen baking-pan.
1881 cërema Emër /t͡səˈɾɛma/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërem.
1882 cëremat Emër /t͡səˈɾɛmat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërem.
1883 ceremë Emër /t͡sɛˈɾɛmə/
1884 cëremi Emër /t͡səˈɾɛmi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1885 cëret Emër /ˈt͡səɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cëre.
1886 cerga Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1887 cergar Emër /t͡sɛɾˈɡaɾ/ hobo, wanderer.
1888 cergarë Emër /t͡sɛɾˈɡaɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cergar.
1889 cergari Emër /t͡sɛɾˈɡaɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1890 cergash Emër indefinite ablative plural of cergë.
1891 cergat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cergë.
1892 cergave Emër definite dative/ablative plural.
1893 cergë Emër /ˈt͡sɛɾɡə/ coarse rug, blanket, carpet, traditionally of goat's hair.
1894 cergos Folje /t͡sɛɾˈɡɔs/ to prevent someone from seeing the truth, to cover up.
1895 cergosa Folje /t͡sɛɾˈɡɔsa/
1896 cërij Folje /t͡səˈɾij/ to sauté, fry with butter or oil.
1897 cëril Emër /t͡səˈɾil/ song thrush, throstle (Turdus philomelos).
1898 cërila Emër /t͡səˈɾila/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cëril.
1899 cërilat Emër /t͡səˈɾilat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cëril.
1900 cërilë Emër /t͡səˈɾilə/
1901 cërili Emër /t͡səˈɾili/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1902 cërirë Folje /t͡səˈɾiɾə/
1903 cërit Emër /t͡səˈɾit/
1904 cëritja Emër /t͡səˈɾitja/ definite nominative singular of cëritje.
1905 cëritje Emër /t͡səˈɾitjɛ/ buzzing or high-pitched sound of some insects.
1906 cëriva Folje /t͡səˈɾiva/
1907 cërja Emër /ˈt͡səɾja/ definite nominative singular of cëre.
1908 cerk Emër, Folje /t͡sɛɾk/
1909 cerka Emër, Folje /t͡səɾˈka/
1910 cërkai Emër /t͡səɾˈkai/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1911 cerke Emër, Folje /ˈt͡səɾkə/
1912 cërkit Folje /t͡səɾˈkit/ to speckle, to spatter.
1913 cërkita Folje /t͡səɾˈkita/
1914 cërkoj Folje /t͡səɾˈkɔj/
1915 cerku Folje
1916 cerkur Folje
1917 cërlak Emër /t͡səɾˈlak/ little fish from the Mugilidae, esp. Mugil cephalus, usually under 1 year old.
1918 cërlakë Emër /t͡səɾˈlakə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërlak.
1919 cërlaku Emër /t͡səɾˈlaku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1920 cerle Emër /ˈt͡sɛɾlɛ/ Equivalent to 'corn bunting': A passerine bird (Emberiza calandra, syn.
1921 cërlo Emër /t͡səɾˈlɔ/
1922 cërlua Emër /t͡səɾˈlua/
1923 cerm Mbiemër /t͡seɾm/ pure, clear.
1924 cerma Emër /ˈt͡seɾma/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1925 cërmal Emër /t͡səɾˈmal/
1926 cermalë Emër /t͡sɛɾˈmalə/
1927 cermali Emër /t͡sɛɾmaˈli/
1928 cermat Emër /ˈt͡seɾmat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cermë.
1929 cermë Emër, Mbiemër /ˈt͡sɛɾmə/ arthritis, rheumatism.
1930 cermëlí Emër /t͡sɛɾməˈli/ wren (Troglodytes troglodytes).
1931 cërmëz Emër
1932 cermëza Emër /ˈt͡seɾməza/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1933 cermëzë Emër /ˈt͡seɾməzə/ arthritis, reumatism.
1934 cërmli Emër /t͡səɾˈmli/
1935 cërmok Emër, Mbiemër /t͡səɾˈmok/ stony terrain.
1936 cërmoke Emër, Mbiemër /t͡səɾˈmokə/ feminine singular/plural of cërmok (“solid”).
1937 cërmoku Emër /t͡səɾˈmoku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1938 cermtë Mbiemër /ˈt͡seɾmtə/ cold and clear (of water).
1939 cernik Emër A municipality of Croatia.
1940 cerpaj Emër /t͡sɛɾˈpaj/
1941 çerpit Folje /t͡ʃɛɾˈpit/
1942 çerpita Folje /t͡ʃɛɾˈpita/
1943 cërr Emër, Mbiemër, Pasthirrmë /t͡sər/ Eurasian wren (Troglodytes troglodytes).
1944 cërrak Emër /t͡səˈrak/ newborn chick, hatchling.
1945 cërrakë Emër /t͡səˈrakə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërrak.
1946 cërraku Emër /t͡səˈraku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1947 cërran Emër /t͡səˈran/ very thin water stream.
1948 cërranë Emër /t͡səˈranə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërran.
1949 cërrani Emër /t͡səˈrani/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1950 cërre Emër /ˈt͡səre/ indefinite nominative plural of cërr.
1951 cërret Emër /ˈt͡sərɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërre.
1952 cërrijë Emër /t͡səˈrijə/ type of bird, may refer to various species within families of wrens, thrushes, blackbirds, etc. depending on the region.
1953 cërrikë Emër /t͡səˈrikə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërrik.
1954 cërriku Emër /t͡səˈriku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1955 cërril Emër /t͡səˈril/
1956 cërrila Emër /t͡səˈrila/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cërril.
1957 cërrilë Emër /t͡səˈrilə/ (regional) song thrush (Turdus philomelos) ( used in Sulovë region).
1958 cërrili Emër /t͡səˈrili/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1959 cërrja Emër /ˈt͡sərja/ definite nominative singular of cërre.
1960 cërrkas Folje /t͡sərˈkas/
1961 cërrle Emër /ˈt͡sərlɛ/
1962 cërroj Folje /t͡səˈrɔj/ to flow with a scarce quantity, with a thin stream.
1963 cërron Folje /t͡səˈrɔn/
1964 cërrova Folje /t͡səˈrɔva/
1965 cërruar Folje /t͡səˈruaɾ/
1966 cërrule Emër /t͡səˈrulɛ/
1967 cërulak Emër /t͡səɾuˈlak/
1968 cërule Emër /t͡səˈɾulɛ/ Cerulean.
1969 cezium Emër caesium (a metallic chemical element).
1970 cezurë Emër caesura (a pause or interruption).
1971 çfarë Përemër /ˈt͡ʃfaɾə/ Equivalent to 'how': An artificial barrow or tumulus; in later folklore, associated with fairies.
1972 cfink Emër
1973 ciat Folje /t͡siˈat/
1974 cica Emër indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1975 cicami Emër
1976 cicamil Emër
1977 cicat Emër definite nominative/accusative plural of cicë.
1978 cicë Emër breast, tit, boob.
1979 cicërij Emër /t͡sit͡səˈɾij/
1980 cicërim Emër /t͡sit͡səˈɾim/ chirping, birdcall, tweeting.
1981 cicëroj Folje /t͡sit͡səˈɾɔj/ to sing (of birds, imitate birds).
1982 cicëron Folje /t͡sit͡səˈɾɔn/
1983 cicilim Emër /t͡sit͡siˈlim/
1984 ciciloj Emër /t͡sit͡siˈlɔj/
1985 cicirim Emër /t͡sit͡siˈɾim/
1986 ciciroj Emër /t͡sit͡siˈɾɔj/
1987 cicmic Emër /t͡sit͡sˈmit͡s/ three men's morris.
1988 cicmici Emër /t͡sit͡sˈmit͡si/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1989 cicoka Emër /t͡siˈt͡sɔka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1990 cicokat Emër /t͡siˈt͡sɔkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cicokë (“jackdaw”).
1991 cicokë Emër /t͡siˈt͡sɔkə/ jackdaw (regional - used in Skrapar region).
1992 cieza Emër /t͡siˈɛza/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1993 ciezat Emër /t͡siˈɛzat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of ciezë (“skylark”).
1994 ciezë Emër skylark (Alauda arvensis).
1995 cifël Emër /ˈt͡sifəl/ Equivalent to 'chip': A diminutive of the male given names Christopher and Charles.
1996 cifla Emër /ˈt͡sifla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1997 ciflat Emër /ˈt͡siflat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cifël (“splinter”).
1998 cifloj Emër, Folje /t͡sifˈlɔj/ to chip, to splinter.
1999 ciflos Emër, Folje /t͡sifˈlɔs/ to chip, to splinter.
2000 ciflosa Folje /t͡sifˈlɔsa/
← A2 Level B1 of 6 B2 →

Explore the Shqip dictionary

Look up any Albanian word for definitions, equivalents in 94 languages, CEFR level, and more.

Open Dictionary