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Albanian — Upper Intermediate Vocabulary

2,000 words

Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics.

# Word Type IPA Definition
1 -këndësh Phrase -gon (suffix for names of polygons).
2 -mbëdhjetë Phrase Equivalent to '-teen': Used to form cardinal numbers from thirteen to nineteen.
3 'wall barley’ Noun
4 abazhurë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of abazhur.
5 abazhurësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of abazhur.
6 abazhurët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of abazhur.
7 abazhurëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
8 abazhuri Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
9 abdhellë Noun /abˈðɛɫə/ leech, bloodsucker.
10 abdikimi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
11 abdikova Verb
12 abdikuar Verb
13 abisinas Adjective /[abiˈsinas]/ Abyssinian, Ethiopian.
14 abonohem Verb /[a.bɔn.ohɛm]/ to subscribe, subscribe to.
15 abonsina Adverb
16 abonsinëm Noun
17 abrashësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of abrash.
18 abrashët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of abrash.
19 abrashëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
20 abrashin Noun definite accusative singular of abrash.
21 abrashit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of abrash.
22 abrogimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
23 absidash Noun indefinite ablative plural of absidë.
24 absidave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
25 absolutësi Noun
26 absorbim Noun /[ab.sɔrb.im]/ absorption.
27 absorbimi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
28 absorboj Verb /[ab.sɔɾb.ɔj]/ to absorb.
29 abstenim Noun /[abs.tɛn.im]/ absenteeism.
30 abstenimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
31 abstenoj Verb /[ab.stɛ.ˈnɔj]/ to abstain.
32 abstenova Verb
33 abstenuar Verb
34 abstenues Noun person who abstains from a vote.
35 abstragoj Verb to abstract.
36 abstraguar Verb participle of abstragoj.
37 abstrakt Adjective /[apsˈtɾakt]/
38 absurditet Noun /[ab.suɾditɛt]/ absurdity.
39 abuzohem Verb /[ab.uz.ɔhɛm]/ to be abused.
40 acarohem Verb /at͡saˈɾɔhɛm/ to get cold, rough (for weather only in 3rd pers. sg.).
41 acetilen Noun Equivalent to 'Acetylene': Any organic compound having one or more carbon–carbon triple bonds; an alkyne.
42 aciditet Noun /[at͡siditɛt]/ acidity, acidness.
43 açikllek Noun frankness.
44 adaptohem Verb to be accommodated, adapted, adjusted, fixed, fitting, placed.
45 adaptuar Verb participle of adaptoj.
46 adaptuara Verb feminine plural of adaptuar.
47 adhurimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
48 adhuronjës Noun adorer, worshipper.
49 adhurues Noun
50 adhuruese Noun
51 adjectives Noun Deuxième personne du singulier de l’indicatif présent du verbe adjectiver.
52 adjektiv Noun Equivalent to 'adjective': A word that modifies a noun or noun phrase or describes a noun’s referent.
53 admirohem Verb /[admiɾɔhɛm]/ to be admired.
54 admironjës Noun
55 admirova Verb
56 admiruar Verb participle of admiroj.
57 admiruara Verb feminine plural of admiruar.
58 admirues Noun Equivalent to 'Admirer': One who is romantically attracted to someone.
59 admiruese Noun Equivalent to 'Admirer': One who is romantically attracted to someone.
60 adoptohem Verb to be adopted.
61 adoptuar Verb participle of adoptoj.
62 adoptuara Verb feminine plural of adoptuar.
63 adresash Noun indefinite ablative plural of adresë.
64 adresave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
65 adresohem Verb to be addressed.
66 aerodrom Noun airport (a place designated for airplanes).
67 aerodrome Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of aerodrom.
68 aerodromet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of aerodrom.
69 aerodromi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
70 aeroplan Noun Equivalent to 'airplane': A powered heavier-than-air aircraft with fixed wings.
71 aeroport Noun airport, aerodrome, airdrome, airfield.
72 aeroporte Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of aeroport.
73 aeroportet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of aeroport.
74 aeroporti Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
75 afatgjatë Noun, Adjective long expiration date.
76 afektive Adjective feminine singular of afektiv.
77 afërditë Noun /afəɾˈditə/ alternative letter-case form of Afërditë (“morning star”).
78 afërisht Noun, Adverb approximately.
79 afërmënç Adverb certainly.
80 afërmendsh Noun
81 afërsisht Noun, Adverb Equivalent to 'approximately': To come near or close, as in degree, nature, or quality.
82 afinitet Noun affinity, similarity.
83 afirmohem Verb to establish oneself, assert oneself, succeed.
84 afirmuar Verb participle of afirmoj.
85 afrikane Noun African (a native of Africa).
86 afrimohem Verb to approve oneself.
87 afrishëm Noun
88 afrueshëm Noun
89 aftësitë Noun definite plural of aftësi.
90 agallarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of aga.
91 agërshak Noun Equivalent to 'Whorl': Each circle, volution or equivalent in a pattern of concentric circles, ovals, arcs, or a spiral.
92 agjëresë Noun
93 agjërime Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of agjërim.
94 agjërimesh Noun indefinite ablative plural of agjërim.
95 agjërimet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of agjërim.
96 agjërimeve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
97 agjërimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
98 agjëronjë Noun
99 agresion Noun Equivalent to 'aggression': The act of initiating hostilities or invasion.
100 agresione Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of agresion.
101 agresionet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of agresion.
102 agresioni Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
103 aguliçet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of aguliçe.
104 aguliçja Noun definite nominative singular of aguliçe.
105 aguliçore Noun
106 aguridhe Noun unripe grape.
107 ahishtor Noun beech grove.
108 ajërjartur Adjective ventilated.
109 ajodhimë Noun Equivalent to 'Apse': The rounded east end of a church that contains or is behind the altar.
110 akçihane Noun small restaurant.
111 akçillëk Noun cooking, cookery (occupation).
112 aktivist Noun
113 aktivizëm Noun /aktiˈvizəm/
114 aktorëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
115 akuarium Noun Equivalent to 'Aquarium': A tank, often made of glass, for keeping live fish or other aquatic animals.
116 akuariumi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
117 akullçarës Noun
118 akullemë Noun
119 akullimë Noun
120 akullirë Noun
121 akullishtë Noun
122 akullnaja Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
123 akullnajat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of akullnajë.
124 akullnajë Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of akullnajë.
125 akullore Noun /akuˈɫoɾe/ Equivalent to 'ice cream': A dessert made from frozen sweetened cream or a similar substance, usually flavoured.
126 akullorja Noun definite nominative singular of akullore.
127 akulltar Noun
128 akullthyes Noun
129 akuzativ Noun
130 alarmimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
131 alarmohem Verb /alaɾmɔhɛm/ to be disturbed, worried.
132 albanolog Noun Equivalent to 'Albanologist': An expert in Albanian studies.
133 alejhi selam Phrase peace be upon him.
134 alfabetik Adjective alphabetical.
135 alfabetike Adjective feminine singular of alfabetik.
136 algjebër Noun Equivalent to 'Algebra': Elementary algebra: A system for representing and manipulating unknown quantities (variables) i…
137 allahticë Noun viper (Viperidae).
138 allështis Verb to bring water to lukewarm temperature.
139 almishti Noun
140 altruist Adjective altruistic.
141 altruiste Adjective feminine singular/plural of altruist.
142 altruizëm Noun /altɾuˈizəm/ Equivalent to 'Altruism': Regard for others, both natural and moral without regard for oneself; devotion to the interest…
143 ambalazh Noun wrapping, packaging (material used to pack something).
144 ambalazhi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
145 ambasada Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
146 ambasadash Noun indefinite ablative plural of ambasadë.
147 ambasadat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of ambasadë.
148 ambasadave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
149 ambasade Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of ambasadë.
150 ambulocet Noun a species of whale from the Eocene which could both walk and swim (Ambulocetus natans).
151 amësisht Noun
152 amëvrasës Noun
153 amëvrasje Noun the murder of one's mother, matricide.
154 amvisash Noun indefinite ablative plural of amvisë.
155 amvisave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
156 amvisëri Noun home management, home economics, homemaking, housekeeping.
157 amvisëroj Noun, Verb to housewive.
158 anadetas Noun
159 anadollak Noun, Adjective /anadoˈɫak/ Anatolian; Turkish inhabitant of Asia Minor during Ottoman rule.
160 anafolës Noun
161 anafoluar Noun
162 anakronik Adjective anachronistic.
163 analizoj Verb to analyse.
164 analogji Noun /[analɔˈɟi]/
165 analogjisë Noun definite dative/ablative singular of analogji.
166 analumas Noun
167 anamalas Noun /anaˈmalas/ native or inhabitant of the geographic region of Ana Malit in Albania and Montenegro.
168 anarkitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of anarki.
169 anarkizëm Noun Equivalent to 'anarchism': A political and philosophical belief that all forms of government are undesirable, unnecessar…
170 anashkalim Noun
171 anashkaloj Verb to leave out.
172 anëmbajtës Noun Equivalent to 'Partisan': A long-handled spear with a triangular, double-edged blade having lateral projections, in some…
173 anembanë Noun
174 anësisht Noun
175 anëtarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of anëtar.
176 angërduf Noun braggart, blusterer, loudmouth.
177 angërdufem Noun, Verb to brag about, boast, show off.
178 angërdufur Verb
179 angjinare Noun Equivalent to 'Artichoke': A plant related to the thistle with enlarged flower heads eaten as a vegetable while immature…
180 anglisht Adverb /anɡliʃt/ Equivalent to 'English': The language that developed in England and is now spoken in the British Isles, the Commonwealth…
181 anglishte Noun /anɡlˈiʃtɛ/ Equivalent to 'English': The language that developed in England and is now spoken in the British Isles, the Commonwealth…
182 angllatis Verb to inform, report; to explain.
183 angullij Noun
184 angullin Verb it howls, wails (of animals when beaten).
185 angullit Verb
186 ankesash Noun indefinite ablative plural of ankesë.
187 ankesave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
188 anketash Noun indefinite ablative plural of anketë.
189 anketave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
190 anormale Adjective feminine singular/plural of anormal.
191 antifrizë Noun antifreeze.
192 antikitet Noun
193 antonime Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of antonim.
194 antonimet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of antonim.
195 antonimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
196 antonimik Noun
197 apartament Noun Equivalent to 'apartment': A complete domicile occupying only part of a building, especially one for rent; a flat.
198 aplikacion Noun
199 aplladhe Noun large tray or container made of bronze.
200 apokalips Noun Equivalent to 'Apocalypse': The written account of a revelation of hidden things given by God to a chosen prophet.
201 apokalipsi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
202 apologji Noun /apɔlɔˈɟi/ apology (an argument in defense of a person, idea, etc.).
203 apologjia Noun definite nominative singular of apologji.
204 apologjitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of apologji.
205 apostrof Noun apostrophe (the character ’).
206 aq sa Conjunction inasmuch as, since.
207 arabackë Noun
208 arabaxhi Noun driver (of a cart, wagon, coach, etc.).
209 arabisht Adverb Equivalent to 'Arabic': A major Semitic language originating from the Arabian peninsula, and now spoken natively (in var…
210 arapashkë Noun
211 arapeshë Noun
212 arbënesh Noun
213 arbënisht Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Albanian': A native or inhabitant of Albania; a person of Albanian citizenship or nationality and their d…
214 arbërisht Adjective Arbërisht (language).
215 ardhacak Noun
216 ardhangët Adjective robust; vigorous.
217 ardhshëm Adjective sociable, charming.
218 ardhshim Verb
219 ardhshin Verb
220 arëbërës Noun one who clears new land.
221 arësyetoj Verb dated spelling of arsyetoj (“to reason”).
222 argëllëk Noun bride price, money paid by the groom to the bride for her to prepare a trousseau.
223 argëtimi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
224 argëtohem Verb to be entertained, to have fun.
225 argëtues Noun Equivalent to 'Comedian': An entertainer who performs in a humorous manner, especially by telling jokes.
226 argjendar Noun Equivalent to 'Silversmith': A person who makes articles out of silver usually larger than jewellery.
227 argjilat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of argjilë.
228 arhangjel Noun
229 ari polar Noun
230 aristokrat Noun aristocrat (one of the aristocracy).
231 aritmetikë Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular of aritmetikë.
232 arixheshkë Noun Equivalent to 'Gypsy': A member of the Romani people, or one of the sub-groups (Roma, Sinti, Romanichal, etc).
233 arixhofkë Noun
234 arkaizëm Noun Equivalent to 'Archaism': The adoption or imitation of archaic words or style.
235 arkeolog Noun archaeologist (someone who is skilled, professes or practices archaeology).
236 arkeologe Noun archaeologist (someone who is skilled, professes or practices archaeology).
237 arkeologët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of arkeolog.
238 arkeologji Noun archaeology.
239 arkeologu Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
240 arkipelag Noun archipelago (group of islands).
241 arkitekt Noun architect (a designer of buildings).
242 arkivist Noun Equivalent to 'Archivist': One who is in charge of, or performs the task of creating, collecting, cataloguing and organi…
243 arkiviste Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of arkivist.
244 arkivistët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of arkivist.
245 arkivisti Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
246 armatash Noun indefinite ablative plural of armatë.
247 armatave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
248 armatosa Verb
249 armatosur Verb
250 armegane Noun gift (usually sweets and fruits) from groom to bride one day before the wedding.
251 armëlarë Adjective with armor/arms bathed in gold/silver; in shining armor.
252 armenisht Adverb Equivalent to 'Armenian': The language of Armenia and the Armenian people, whose older stages are Old Armenian and Middl…
253 armenishte Noun /armɛnˈiʃtɛ/ Equivalent to 'Armenian': The language of Armenia and the Armenian people, whose older stages are Old Armenian and Middl…
254 armëpunues Noun gunsmith (a person skilled in the repair and servicing of firearms).
255 armëpushim Noun Equivalent to 'Armistice': Alternative letter-case form of Armistice (“the armistice agreement signed between the Allies…
256 armëqitje Noun target shooting, target practice.
257 armëshitës Noun
258 armëtarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of armëtar.
259 armëtarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of armëtar.
260 armëtari Noun the craft of the armorer; arms manufacture.
261 armëtaria Noun definite nominative singular of armëtari.
262 armëtore Noun Equivalent to 'armoury': A place where arms are kept, an arsenal.
263 armiqësor Adjective
264 arnautkë Noun Equivalent to 'Musket': A kind of firearm formerly carried by the infantry of an army, originally fired by means of a ma…
265 arnishtë Noun
266 arpunues Noun goldsmith (person who forges things out of gold).
267 arratisa Verb
268 arratisem Verb /[aratiːsɛm]/ to escape (to get free).
269 arratisur Noun fugitive (a person who is fleeing or escaping from something).
270 arrestoj Verb Equivalent to 'Arrest': A check; a stop; an act or instance of arresting something.
271 arrestova Verb
272 arrestuar Verb
273 arrëthyese Noun nutcracker (instrument for cracking nuts).
274 arrishtë Noun
275 arsimtar Noun middle school teacher.
276 arsimtare Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of arsimtar.
277 arsimtarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of arsimtar.
278 arsimtari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
279 arsyeshëm Adjective reasonable.
280 arsyetim Noun Equivalent to 'reasoning': The deduction of inferences or interpretations from premises, abstract thought, ratiocination…
281 arsyetoj Verb /aɾsyɛˈtɔj/ to reason.
282 artezian Adjective artesian (rising to the surface).
283 artificial Noun Man-made; made by humans; of artifice.
284 artikujt Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of artikull.
285 artikull Noun /artˈikuɫ/ article (story, report, or opinion piece).
286 artikulli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
287 artikullin Noun definite accusative singular of artikull.
288 artikullit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of artikull.
289 artileri Noun Equivalent to 'artillery': Large projectile weapons, in modern usage usually large guns, but also rocket artillery.
290 artistik Adjective artistic (having creative skill).
291 artizanat Noun handicraft (trade requiring skill of hand).
292 arzuhall Noun request in writing, written petition.
293 asgjëkund Noun
294 asgjësend Noun
295 asgjëshëm Noun
296 asgjësim Noun annihilation, destruction.
297 asgjësimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
298 asgjësoj Verb /[asɟəˈsɔj]/ to annihilate.
299 asgjësova Verb
300 asgjësuar Verb
301 ashensor Noun Equivalent to 'lift': The act of transporting someone in a vehicle; a ride; a trip.
302 ashensori Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
303 ashiqare Adverb /aʃiˈcaɾe/ openly, plainly, frankly.
304 asimiloj Noun Equivalent to 'Assimilate': Something that is or has been assimilated.
305 asistent Noun Equivalent to 'assistant': Someone who is present; a bystander, a witness.
306 asistente Noun Equivalent to 'assistant': Someone who is present; a bystander, a witness.
307 askurrfarë Noun
308 askurrgjë Noun
309 askurrkah Noun
310 askurrkund Noun
311 asnjanësim Noun
312 asnjanësoj Verb /asɲan(ə)ˈsɔj/ to neutralize.
313 asnjëfarë Noun
314 asnjëherë Noun Equivalent to 'never': At no time; on no occasion; in no circumstance.
315 aspirina Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
316 aspirinat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of aspirinë.
317 aspirine Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of aspirinë.
318 astretem Verb to suffer from longing.
319 astrologji Noun Equivalent to 'Astrology': Divination about human affairs or natural phenomena from the relative positions of celestial…
320 astronaut Noun astronaut, cosmonaut.
321 astronom Noun Equivalent to 'Astronomer': One who studies astronomy, the stars or the physical universe; a scientist whose area of res…
322 astronomi Noun Equivalent to 'Astronomy': The study of the physical universe beyond the Earth's atmosphere, including the process of ma…
323 atavizëm Noun atavism (reappearance of an ancestral characteristic).
324 atdhetar Noun Equivalent to 'patriot': A person who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
325 atdhetare Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of atdhetar.
326 atdhetari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
327 ateizmin Noun definite accusative singular of ateizëm.
328 ateizmit Noun definite dative/genitive/ablative singular of ateizëm.
329 atëvrasje Noun the murder of one's father, patricide.
330 athenjot Noun
331 atletikë Noun Equivalent to 'Athletics': A group of sporting activities including track and field, road running, cross country and rac…
332 atmosferë Noun /atmɔsfɛɹ(ə)/ Equivalent to 'atmosphere': The distributed social media network of federated services using the AT Protocol.
333 atraksion Noun attraction (the feeling of being attracted).
334 audienca Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
335 audiencat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of audiencë.
336 audiencë Noun
337 autobusë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of autobus.
338 autobusi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
339 autodyqan Noun vehicle equipped to sell goods, moving store.
340 autograf Noun Equivalent to 'Autograph': A person’s own handwriting, especially the signature of a famous or admired person.
341 autokraci Noun Equivalent to 'Autocracy': A form of government in which unlimited power is held by a single individual.
342 autokrat Noun autocrat (ruler with absolute power).
343 autokton Adjective native (characteristic of or relating to people inhabiting a region from the beginning).
344 automatik Noun, Adjective automatic (capable of operating without external control).
345 automobil Noun Equivalent to 'car': A wheeled vehicle that moves independently, with at least three wheels, powered mechanically, steer…
346 autonomi Noun Equivalent to 'autonomy': The right or condition of self-government; freedom to act or function independently.
347 autonomia Noun definite nominative singular of autonomi.
348 autorësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of autor.
349 autorëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
350 autoritet Noun authority (the power to enforce rules or give orders).
351 avancova Verb
352 avancuar Verb
353 avantazh Noun Equivalent to 'advantage': Any condition, circumstance, opportunity or means, particularly favorable or chance to succes…
354 avash avash Adverb alternative spelling of avash-avash.
355 avashllëk Noun slowness, sluggishness.
356 avdeshanë Noun /[avdɛsˈhɑn]/ wash basin, sink, lavatory.
357 aventure Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of aventurë.
358 aventurier Noun Celui qui aime les aventures extraordinaires, qui court le monde et s’engage volontiers dans les entreprises hasardeuses…
359 aviacion Noun aviation (art or science of flying).
360 avlëmend Noun /[avləˈmɛnd]/ Equivalent to 'Loom': A utensil; tool; a weapon; (usually in compound) an article in general.
361 avlëmende Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of avlëmend.
362 avlëmendet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of avlëmend.
363 avlëmendi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
364 avullanie Noun
365 avullmatës Noun
366 avullohet Noun
367 avullore Noun steamboat, steamship.
368 avullosh Noun
369 avullova Verb
370 avullqerre Noun
371 avullshëm Noun
372 avullson Noun
373 avulltuar Noun
374 avulluar Verb
375 avullues Noun
376 avullzim Noun
377 avullzoj Noun
378 azhurnoj Noun
379 babagjysh Noun Equivalent to 'grandfather': The archived older version of a file that immediately preceded the father file.
380 baballarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of baba.
381 baballarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of baba.
382 baballëk Noun
383 babaxhan Noun
384 badifokë Noun /badiˈfokə/ skin pouch carrying flint and tinder (to light a fire), or tobacco.
385 bagolinë Noun /baɡɔˈliːn/ birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus).
386 bajoneta Noun indefinite nominative plural of bajonetë.
387 bajonetë Noun indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular of bajonetë.
388 bajrakët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bajrak.
389 bajraktar Noun chief of the bajrak: chieftain; administrator of the patriarchal laws of the bajrak.
390 bakllama Noun Equivalent to 'Latch': A fastening for a door that has a bar that fits into a notch or slot, and is lifted by a lever or…
391 bakllava Noun Equivalent to 'Baklava': A sweet pastry found in many cuisines of the Middle East and the Balkans, made of chopped nuts…
392 bakteret Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bakter.
393 baktereve Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of bakter.
394 bakterevet Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative plural of bakter.
395 bakterial Noun
396 bakteror Noun
397 balëdrenjë Noun goat with long, straight horns and a white spot on its face.
398 balenash Noun indefinite ablative plural of balenë.
399 balenatore Noun whaler, whaleboat.
400 balenave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
401 balkrocë Noun /balːkɾɔt͡s/ evergreen rose (Rosa sempervirens).
402 balladër Noun /[baˈɫadər]/ chasm, abyss.
403 ballafaqoj Verb to confront, to compare.
404 ballamar Noun painter (rope).
405 ballëtar Noun /[baɫəˈtaɹ]/ Equivalent to 'leader': A surname originating as an occupation for a person who led a horse and cart.
406 balltuar Adjective ruled over, reigned.
407 ballungë Noun bump, swelling.
408 baltishte Noun
409 baltnjeri Noun earth-man; human being created by God from earth.
410 bandillë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bandill.
411 bandilli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
412 bankënotë Noun banknote (paper currency).
413 bar jodi Noun
414 bar peshku Noun
415 barabartë Noun
416 barasnatë Noun
417 baraspeshë Noun balance, equilibrium.
418 barazimi Noun
419 barazitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of barazi.
420 barazohem Noun, Verb to put (oneself) on a scale with someone (not equal).
421 barazuar Verb
422 bardhakë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bardhak.
423 bardhaku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
424 bardhanë Noun /baɾˈðanə/ white cow, goat or sheep.
425 bardhash Noun
426 bardhavel Adjective /baɾðaˈvel/ whitish, pinkish white, rose.
427 bardhosh Noun, Adjective /barˈðoʃ/ pallid, pale.
428 bardhoshe Adjective feminine singular/plural of bardhosh.
429 bareshat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bareshë.
430 barinjtë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bari.
431 barishte Noun
432 barkalec Noun, Adjective fat, big-bellied.
433 barkaliq Noun
434 barkaris Noun
435 barkarisem Noun
436 barkashor Noun
437 barkderr Noun
438 barkëtar Noun
439 barkfryrë Noun
440 barkkacek Noun
441 barkmadh Noun
442 barkulec Noun
443 barnatore Noun Equivalent to 'pharmacy': A place where prescription drugs are sold or dispensed.
444 baronesha Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
445 baroneshat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of baroneshë.
446 baroneshë Noun baroness (female ruler of a barony).
447 barrikadë Noun barricade (a barrier constructed across a road, especially as a military defence).
448 barrosur Verb
449 bartshëm Adjective
450 bashkautor Noun
451 bashkëbart Verb to entail.
452 bashkësi Noun
453 bashkëvë Verb to compose.
454 bashkëveprim thelbësor Noun fundamental interaction.
455 bashkëveprimi elektromagnetik Noun electromagnetic interaction.
456 bashkëveprimi gravitacional Noun gravitational interaction.
457 bashkfetar Noun coreligionist.
458 bashkiak Adjective municipal, particularly (politics) of or related to the municipalities of Albania.
459 bashkime Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bashkim.
460 bashkimet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bashkim.
461 bashkimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
462 bashkitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bashki.
463 bashkohem Noun, Verb /baʃkɔhɛm/ to come together (with), to meet (with).
464 bashkova Verb
465 bashkuar Verb participle of bashkoj.
466 bashkuara Verb feminine plural of bashkuar.
467 bashtina Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
468 bashtinë Noun /baʃˈtiːn/ inherited land.
469 basketboll Noun basketball (the sport).
470 baskishte Noun /baskˈiʃtɛ/ Equivalent to 'Basque': A member of a cultural and ethnic people living in the western Pyrenees and the Bay of Biscay be…
471 bastisje Noun
472 bastisur Verb
473 batalion Noun battalion (army unit).
474 batanije Noun fluffy blanket (cotton or thin wool).
475 bedunicë Noun
476 begatshëm Adjective prosperous, abundant.
477 begenisa Verb
478 begenise Verb
479 begenisëm Verb
480 begenisën Verb
481 begenisët Verb
482 begenisi Verb
483 begenisur Verb
484 bëj be Noun
485 bëj faj Noun
486 bëj seks Verb /[bəj sɛks]/ to have sex.
487 bejsboll Noun Equivalent to 'baseball': A sport common in North America, the Caribbean, and East Asia, in which the objective is to st…
488 bejtexhi Noun /bejteˈdʒi/ poet who writes in the Muslim tradition.
489 bejtexhiu Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
490 bejzboll Noun
491 belbacak Noun
492 belbëzim Noun stammering (act of stammering).
493 belbëzimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
494 belbëzoj Verb /bɛlbəˈzɔj/ Equivalent to 'Stammer': The involuntary repetition of a sound in speech.
495 belgjian Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Belgian': A hypothetical extinct Indo-European language, supposed to have been spoken distinct from Celti…
496 bëllogxhi Noun /bəɫɔ̯ɡˈd͡ʒiː/ blogger, mostly in a derogatory sense.
497 bërbëlit Verb to chatter (talk, especially meaningless or unimportant talk).
498 bërbëlitje Noun Equivalent to 'Chatter': Talk, especially meaningless or unimportant talk.
499 berilium Noun beryllium (chemical element).
500 bërllogxhi Noun /bəɾɫɔɡˈd͡ʒi/ binman, garbage collector.
501 bërrakash Noun indefinite ablative plural of bërrakë.
502 bërrakat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bërrakë.
503 bërrakave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
504 bërrylin Noun definite accusative singular of bërryl.
505 bërrylit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of bërryl.
506 bërthamë Noun /bəɾθamə/ Equivalent to 'nucleus': The core, central part of something, around which other elements are assembled.
507 bërthamor Adjective Equivalent to 'nuclear': Pertaining to the nucleus of an atom.
508 bërtitëm Verb
509 bërtitën Verb
510 bërtitët Verb
511 bërtitur Verb
512 besa-besë Noun solemn vow of alliance.
513 besarisht Adverb in confidence.
514 besatohem Noun
515 besëlashtë Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Pagan': A person not adhering to a main world religion; a follower of a pantheistic or nature-worshipping…
516 besëlidhje Noun
517 besëprerje Noun
518 besëtytë Noun
519 besëtytni Noun Equivalent to 'Superstition': A belief or beliefs, not based on human reason or scientific knowledge, that events may be…
520 besimtar Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Believer': A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
521 besimtare Noun, Adjective feminine singular/plural of besimtar.
522 besnikëri Noun Equivalent to 'devotion': The act or state of devoting or being devoted.
523 besueshëm Adjective trustworthy, reliable.
524 bëzajtur Verb
525 bezdisem Verb to be bothered.
526 bezdisje Noun
527 bezdisshëm Noun
528 bezdisur Verb
529 bibilush Noun peepee, weenie (children's word for the penis).
530 bibliotekë Noun /bibljoˈtekə/ series, collection of similar books.
531 bicikëll Noun
532 biçikletar Noun bicycle mechanic.
533 biçikletë Noun /bi.t͡ʃi.ˈkle.tə/
534 bilbilth këngëtar Noun
535 biografi Adjective /[bijo.ɡrafi]/ Equivalent to 'biography': A person's life story, especially one published.
536 biografik Adjective biographical.
537 biologji Noun /[bijɔlɔˈɟʑi]/ Equivalent to 'biology': The study of all life or living matter.
538 biologjik Adjective /[bijɔlɔɟʑik]/ biological.
539 biologjisë Noun definite dative/genitive/ablative singular of biologji.
540 birësova Verb
541 birësuar Verb
542 birinajë Noun bridal veil made of a thin, decorated fabric.
543 bisedoja Verb
544 bisedonte Verb
545 biseduar Verb
546 biseksual Noun, Adjective
547 bishnicë Noun
548 bisht pëllumbi Noun mullet, long braid, pigtail, plait.
549 bishtaja Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
550 bishtajash Noun indefinite ablative plural of bishtajë.
551 bishtajat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bishtajë.
552 bishtajave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
553 bishtajë Noun Equivalent to 'Pod': A seed case for legumes (e.g.
554 bishtake Noun
555 bishtalec Noun short braid, pigtail, plait.
556 bishtcub Noun, Adjective /biʃtˈt͡sub/ bobtailed, having a docked tail.
557 bishtcube Adjective /biʃtˈt͡subɛ/ feminine singular/plural of bishtcub.
558 bishtcung Noun, Adjective /biʃtˈt͡suŋ/ bobtailed, having a docked tail.
559 bishtcunge Adjective /biʃtˈt͡suŋɛ/ feminine singular/plural of bishtcung.
560 bishtprerë Noun
561 bisturia Noun definite nominative singular of bisturi.
562 bisturitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bisturi.
563 bixaulet Noun /bid͡zaˈulɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of bixaule.
564 bixaulja Noun /bid͡zaˈulja/ definite nominative singular of bixaule.
565 bixhozçi Noun
566 bjastemoj Verb
567 bjeshkali Noun
568 bjeshkatar Noun, Adjective /bjɛʃkaˈtaɹ/ mountaineer, mountain shepherd.
569 bjeshkët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bjeshkë.
570 blandesë Noun
571 blasfemi Noun blasphemy.
572 blasfemia Noun definite nominative singular of blasfemi.
573 blasfemitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of blasfemi.
574 blatohem Noun
575 blecohem Noun
576 blegërij Verb Gheg form of blegërij (“to bleat”).
577 blegërin Verb
578 blegërita Verb
579 blegëritur Verb
580 bletaria Noun definite nominative singular of bletari.
581 bletë mëmë Noun Equivalent to 'queen bee': A reproductive female (especially the only one) in a colony of bees.
582 blinishtë Noun linden orchard.
583 boçëborë Noun /ˌbɔt͡ʃəˈbɔːɾ/ snowdrop (Galanthus nivalis).
584 bodrumet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bodrum.
585 bojë kine Noun China ink, Indian ink.
586 bojë shkrimi Noun
587 bojëgjake Noun
588 bojëkafe Noun brown (colour).
589 bojëshitës Noun
590 bojkotim Noun boycott (the act of boycotting).
591 bojkotoj Verb Equivalent to 'Boycott': A hamlet in Stowe parish, Buckinghamshire, England (OS grid ref SP6636).
592 bokërimë Noun
593 bollë uji Noun
594 bollujëse Noun /boˈɫujəse/ grass snake (Natrix natrix).
595 bombardë Noun bombard (medieval cannon).
596 borashkë Noun
597 borësinë Noun
598 borëtuar Noun
599 boronicë Noun /bɔɾɔˈniːt͡s/ blueberry (Vaccinium myrtillus).
600 borzilok Noun /bɔɾziˈlɔk/ basil (Ocimum basilicum).
601 borzilokë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of borzilok.
602 borziloku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
603 boshatis Noun, Verb
604 boshatisa Verb
605 boshatisur Verb
606 boshllëk Noun emptiness (the state or feeling of being empty).
607 boshtrash Noun indefinite ablative plural of boshtër.
608 boshtrat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of boshtër.
609 boshtrave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
610 boshtrën Noun definite accusative singular of boshtër.
611 boshtrës Noun definite dative/ablative singular of boshtër.
612 bostançe Noun
613 bostanor Noun
614 bostanore Noun
615 bostanxhi Noun
616 botanikë Noun
617 botëbardhë Noun
618 botërisht Adverb in public, publicly, openly.
619 brajzave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
620 braktisa Verb
621 braktisem Verb to be abandoned.
622 braktisje Noun abandonment.
623 braktisur Noun, Verb
624 bramangë Noun Equivalent to 'spiderweb': The net-like construct of a spider containing sticky strands to catch prey.
625 brazimash Noun indefinite ablative plural of brazimë.
626 brazimat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of brazimë.
627 brazimave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
628 bredhacak Noun
629 bredharak Noun
630 bredhishtë Noun
631 bredrurjë Noun
632 bregdetar Noun
633 bregdetas Noun
634 bregdete Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bregdet.
635 bregdetet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bregdet.
636 bregdeteve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
637 bregdeti Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
638 bregdetin Noun definite accusative singular of bregdet.
639 brelisjë Noun
640 brendësi Noun
641 brengash Noun indefinite ablative plural of brengë.
642 brengave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
643 brengosem Verb to grieve.
644 brengosje Noun Equivalent to 'sorrow': (usually in plural) An instance or cause of unhappiness.
645 breshanë Noun muzzle-loading flintlock rifle originally made in Brescia.
646 bresharak Noun
647 breshëri Noun Equivalent to 'Hail': Balls or pieces of ice falling as precipitation, often in connection with a thunderstorm.
648 breshërimë Noun
649 breshëroj Noun
650 breshkaman Noun synonym of breshkamadh.
651 breshkash Noun indefinite ablative plural of breshkë.
652 breshkat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of breshkë.
653 breshkave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
654 breshnicë Noun
655 breshnuar Noun
656 brethkël Noun
657 bretkore Noun /bɾetˈkoɾe/
658 bretkosë Noun Equivalent to 'Breaststroke': A swimming stroke in which the swimmer lies face down, the arms being swept forward, outwa…
659 bretkosë jeshile Noun
660 brez muri Noun
661 brezhumbur Noun
662 broçkull Noun
663 brohoritje Noun cheer; the act of cheering.
664 brumbull Noun Equivalent to 'Beetle': Any of numerous species of insect in the order Coleoptera characterized by a pair of hard, shell…
665 brushtuj Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of brushtull.
666 brushtujt Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of brushtull.
667 brushtull Noun /ˈbɾuʃtuɫ/ heavily beaten sweet pastry made with wheat flour and butter.
668 brushtulli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
669 buallicë Noun female buffalo, cow.
670 bubullimë Noun Equivalent to 'thunder': The loud rumbling, cracking, or crashing sound caused by expansion of rapidly heated air around…
671 bubulloj Noun to thunder.
672 bubullon Noun to thunder.
673 bubuluar Verb
674 buburrec Noun carpenter ant.
675 buburrecë Noun
676 bubuzhel Noun dung beetle (insect of the family Scarabaeidae).
677 buhishëm Noun
678 bujarësi Noun
679 bujarisht Noun
680 bujashkë Noun
681 bujqësor Noun Equivalent to 'Agrarian': A person who advocates the political interests of working farmers.
682 bujtinat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bujtinë.
683 bukëpjekës Noun Equivalent to 'Baker': An English surname originating as an occupation for a baker, or owner of a communal oven.
684 bukëshitës Noun
685 bukurezë Noun
686 buldozer Noun Equivalent to 'Bulldozer': A tractor with caterpillar tracks and an attached blade for pushing earth and building debris…
687 bulevard Noun boulevard.
688 bulevarde Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bulevard.
689 bulevardet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bulevard.
690 bulevardi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
691 bulevardin Noun definite accusative singular of bulevard.
692 bulevardit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of bulevard.
693 bulledër Noun /buˈɫɛdəɾ/ hoof fungus (Fomes fomentarius).
694 bullgarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of bullgar.
695 bullgarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of bullgar.
696 bullungë Noun lump, knob.
697 bulmetore Noun dairy where milk products are produced.
698 bulqizak Noun native or inhabitant of Bulqizë.
699 bumballë Noun bumblebee (dialectal).
700 bumbeskë Noun
701 bumerang Noun boomerang (flat curved airfoil).
702 bungëkeqe Noun
703 burdhash Noun indefinite ablative plural of burdhë.
704 burdhave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
705 burgosëm Verb
706 burgosën Verb
707 burgosët Verb
708 burgosur Verb
709 burishtë Noun Equivalent to 'well': A small village in Long Sutton parish, Hart district, Hampshire, England (OS grid ref SU7646).
710 burracak Noun
711 burrëria Noun definite nominative singular of burrëri.
712 burrëror Noun, Adjective manly, masculine, virile.
713 burrërore Adjective feminine singular/plural of burrëror.
714 burrnesha Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
715 burrneshat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of burrneshë.
716 burrneshë Noun Equivalent to 'sworn virgin': A person, assigned female at birth, who adopts a traditional masculine third-gender or tra…
717 burrneshës Noun definite dative/ablative singular of burrneshë.
718 bushnjesh Noun
719 bushtërz Noun Equivalent to 'European mole cricket': A mole cricket of Europe (Gryllotalpa gryllotalpa).
720 busullash Noun indefinite ablative plural of busull.
721 busullat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of busull.
722 busullave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
723 busullën Noun definite accusative singular of busull.
724 busullës Noun definite dative/ablative singular of busull.
725 buxhetor Adjective /budʒɛtɔɹ/ budget (of, or relating to a budget); budgetary.
726 buxhetore Adjective feminine singular/plural of buxhetor.
727 buzagaze Noun, Adjective indefinite nominative/accusative plural of buzagaz.
728 buzagazet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of buzagaz.
729 buzagazi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
730 buzëhollë Noun
731 buzëmadh Noun, Adjective /buz(ə)ˈmað/ blubber-lipped, big-lipped.
732 buzëmadhe Noun, Adjective /buz(ə)ˈmaðe/ feminine singular of buzëmadh.
733 buzëqesh Verb /buzəˈcɛʃ/ Equivalent to 'smile': A facial expression comprised by flexing the muscles of both ends of one's mouth, often showing t…
734 buzëqesha Verb
735 buzëqeshe Verb
736 buzëqeshëm Verb
737 buzëqeshën Verb
738 buzëqeshët Verb
739 buzëqeshi Verb
740 buzëqeshje Noun /buzəˈcɛʃjɛ/ Equivalent to 'smile': A facial expression comprised by flexing the muscles of both ends of one's mouth, often showing t…
741 buzëqeshur Verb
742 bylykbash Noun Ottoman military officer responsible for maintaining public order.
743 byrektore Noun A shop in which layered pies with meat, eggs, vegetables or cheese are prepared and sold.
744 bythakrej Noun
745 bytharak Noun
746 bythëgjerë Noun
747 bythëkromë Noun /ˌbyθ(ə)ˈkɾɔːm/ dog rose (Rosa canina).
748 bythëmadh Noun
749 bythëprapa Noun
750 bythëpulë Noun
751 bythëqiqër Noun
752 bythëqirë Noun buttfucker.
753 bythëqyqe Noun
754 bythërënë Noun
755 çafkëllij Noun, Verb /t͡ʃafkəˈɫij/
756 çafkëllirë Verb /t͡ʃafkəˈɫiɾə/
757 çafkëlliva Verb /t͡ʃafkəˈɫiva/
758 çafkular Noun, Adjective /ˈt͡ʃafkuˈlaɾ/ with tufted crest (for birds).
759 çafkulare Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃafkuˈlaɾɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of çafkular.
760 cafulloi Verb /t͡safuˈɫɔi/
761 cafulloj Verb /t͡safuˈɫɔj/
762 cafulluar Verb /t͡safuˈɫuaɾ/
763 cakcakat Noun /t͡sakˈt͡sakat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakcak (“woodpecker”).
764 çakëlloj Noun, Verb /t͡sakəˈɫɔj/ to argue with someone (figurative).
765 cakëllova Verb /t͡sakəˈɫɔva/
766 cakëlluar Verb /t͡sakəˈɫuaɾ/
767 cakërria Noun definite nominative singular of cakërri.
768 cakërroj Noun, Verb to argue with someone (figurative).
769 cakërrova Verb
770 cakërruar Verb
771 çaklaman Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃaklaˈman/ person dressed in rags.
772 çaklamane Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃaklaˈmanɛ/ feminine singular of çaklaman.
773 cakllova Verb
774 caklluar Verb
775 cakorresh Noun indefinite ablative plural of cakorre.
776 cakorret Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cakorre.
777 cakorreve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
778 cakorrja Noun definite nominative singular of cakorre.
779 cakosjet Noun /t͡saˈkɔsjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cakosje.
780 çakraman Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃakɾaˈman/ person dressed in rags.
781 çakramanë Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃakɾaˈmanə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of çakraman.
782 cakrrova Verb
783 cakrruar Verb
784 caktarët Noun /t͡sakˈtaɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of caktar.
785 cakulthi Noun, Adverb in a crouched position, bent over.
786 calikësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of calik.
787 calikëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
788 callangur Noun, Adjective /t͡saɫanɡˈuɾ/ unripe little melon.
789 callangurë Noun, Adjective indefinite nominative/accusative plural of callangur.
790 callanguri Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
791 callokët Noun /t͡saɫˈɔkət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of callok.
792 camërdhok Noun /[t͡saməɾˈðɔk]/ little boy.
793 camërdhoke Noun /[t͡saməɾˈðɔkɛ]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of camërdhok.
794 camërdhoku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
795 çamërisht Adverb Tosk Albanian subdialect (close related to Lab and Arbëreshë). Spoken by Cham Albanians, an ethnic Albanian minority in…
796 camerlik Noun /t͡samɛɾˈlik/ little fish.
797 camerlikë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of camerlik.
798 camerlikët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of camerlik.
799 camerliku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
800 camërllok Noun /[t͡saməɾˈɫɔk]/ little boy.
801 camërllokë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of camërllok.
802 camërlloku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
803 camrukët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of camruk.
804 camrukur Verb
805 cangadhe Noun /[t͡saˈnɡaðɛ]/ dry dairy ewe, maiden milker.
806 cangadhesh Noun indefinite ablative plural of cangadhe.
807 cangadhet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cangadhe.
808 cangadheve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
809 cangadhja Noun definite nominative singular of cangadhe.
810 cangëloj Verb /t͡sɑŋəˈlɔj/ to keep something hanging, to lift up, keep in suspense.
811 cangëlova Verb /t͡sɑŋəˈlɔva/
812 cangëluar Verb /t͡sɑŋəˈluaɾ/
813 cangëroj Verb /[ˈt͡sanɡəˈɾɔj]/ to harden.
814 cangërova Verb
815 cangëruar Verb
816 canguletë Noun /t͡sanɡuˈlɛtə/ small knapsack.
817 cangulle Adjective /t͡sanˈɡuɫe/ (Mbiemër).
818 cangulli Noun /ˈt͡saŋuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
819 cangulloj Verb /t͡sanɡuˈɫɔj/ to freeze, to get stunned.
820 cangullova Verb
821 cangulluar Verb
822 capëlloj Verb /[t͡sapəˈɫɔj]/ to dry off.
823 capëllova Verb
824 capëlluar Verb
825 capërloj Verb /[t͡sapəɾˈlɔj]/ to chop, to break in pieces.
826 capërlova Verb
827 capërluar Verb
828 capëtore Noun /t͡sapəˈtoɾɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of capëtor.
829 capëtorët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of capëtore (“farmerette”).
830 capëtori Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
831 capëtorja Noun definite nominative singular of capëtore.
832 capinash Noun indefinite ablative plural of capinë.
833 capinave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
834 caporret Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of caporre.
835 caporrja Noun definite nominative singular of caporre.
836 carac perëndimor Noun
837 carangth Noun /t͡saˈɾaŋθ/ creeping thistle (Cirsium arvense).
838 carangtha Noun /t͡saˈɾaŋθa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of carangth.
839 carangthat Noun /t͡saˈɾaŋθat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of carangth.
840 carangthi Noun /t͡saˈɾaŋθi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
841 çarmatos Verb to disarm.
842 çarmatosur Verb
843 carrokët Noun /[t͡saˈrɔkət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of carroke (“little girl”).
844 carrokja Noun /[t͡saˈrɔkja]/ definite nominative singular of carroke.
845 ceflisur Verb /t͡sɛfˈlisur/
846 cekëtina Noun /t͡sɛkəˈtina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
847 cekëtinat Noun /t͡sɛkəˈtinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cekëtinë.
848 cekëtinë Noun /t͡sɛkəˈtinə/ shallowness, expression of being simple-minded, shallow, superficial.
849 ceklinat Noun /t͡sɛkˈlinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of ceklinë.
850 cekojëse Noun long-handled fishnet used in shallow water or to collect fish in larger nets.
851 cekojkat Noun /t͡sɛˈkojkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cekojkë.
852 cektësia Noun definite nominative singular of cektësi.
853 cektësisht Adverb /t͡sɛktəˈsiʃt/ shallowly.
854 cektësitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cektësi.
855 celfisur Verb /t͡sɛlˈfisur/
856 celinash Noun indefinite ablative plural of celinë.
857 celinave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
858 celularë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of celular.
859 celularët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of celular.
860 celulari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
861 cemerlik Noun /t͡sɛmɛɾˈlik/ wren (Troglodytes troglodytes).
862 cemerlika Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cemerlik.
863 cemerlikat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cemerlik.
864 cemerlikë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cemerlik.
865 cemerlikët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cemerlik.
866 cemerliku Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
867 cenakuqë Noun /t͡sɛnaˈkucə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cenakuq.
868 cenakuqët Noun /t͡sɛnaˈkucət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of gushëkuq.
869 cenakuqi Noun /t͡sɛnaˈkuci/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
870 cenosjet Noun /t͡sɛˈnɔsjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cenosje (“undermining”).
871 centurie Noun century (Roman army type unit).
872 cepatare Noun, Adjective triangular shelf set in the corner of a room, usually for displaying religious objects.
873 cepataret Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cepatare.
874 cepatarja Noun definite nominative singular of cepatare.
875 cër-cëri Noun /t͡səɾˈt͡səɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
876 cërcëret Noun /t͡sət͡səˈɾɛt/
877 cërcërima Noun /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾima/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
878 cërcërimat Noun /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾimat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërcërimë.
879 cërcërimë Noun /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾimə/ sizzle, sound of frying oil in a pan.
880 cërcërin Noun /t͡sət͡səˈɾin/
881 cërcërit Noun, Verb /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾit/ to sauté, fry with butter or oil.
882 cërcërita Verb /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾita/
883 cërcëritja Noun /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾitja/ definite nominative singular of cërcëritje.
884 cërcëritje Noun /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾitjɛ/ sizzle, sound of frying oil in a pan.
885 cërcëritur Verb /t͡səɾt͡səˈɾituɾ/
886 cërciqet Noun /t͡səɾˈt͡sicɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërciqe.
887 cërciqja Noun /t͡səɾˈt͡sicja/ definite nominative singular of cërciqe.
888 cergarët Noun /t͡sɛɾˈɡaɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cergare.
889 cergarja Noun /t͡sɛɾˈɡaɾja/ definite nominative singular of cergare.
890 cergatar Noun /t͡seɾɡaˈtaɾ/ hobo, wanderer.
891 cergatarë Noun /t͡seɾɡaˈtaɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cergatar.
892 cergatarët Noun /t͡sɛɾɡaˈtaɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cergatare.
893 cergatari Noun /t͡sɛɾɡaˈtaɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
894 cergatarja Noun /t͡sɛɾɡaˈtaɾja/ definite nominative singular of cergatare.
895 cergaxhi Noun /t͡seɾɡaˈd͡ʒi/ hobo, wanderer.
896 cergaxhinj Noun /t͡seɾɡaˈd͡ʒiɲ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cergaxhi.
897 cergaxhiu Noun /t͡sɛɾɡaˈd͡ʒiu/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
898 cergosur Verb /t͡sɛɾˈɡɔsuɾ/
899 cergurina Noun /t͡sɛɾɡuˈɾina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
900 cergurinat Noun /t͡sɛɾɡuˈɾinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cergurinë.
901 cergurinë Noun /t͡sɛɾɡuˈɾinə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of cergurinë.
902 cerimanga Noun /t͡sɛɾiˈmaŋɡa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
903 cerimangat Noun /t͡sɛɾiˈmaŋɡat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cerimangë.
904 cerimangë Noun /t͡sɛɾiˈmaŋɡə/ spiderweb, cobweb.
905 cëritjet Noun /t͡səˈɾitjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cëritje.
906 cërkakeq Noun /t͡səɾkaˈkɛc/
907 cërkitës Noun /t͡səɾˈkitəs/ water gun.
908 cërkitësi Noun /t͡səɾˈkitəsi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
909 cërkitësit Noun /t͡səɾˈkitəsit/ definite nominative/accusative plural.
910 cërkitur Verb /t͡səɾˈkituɾ/
911 cërla verdhashe Noun
912 cërlakët Noun /t͡səɾˈlakət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërlak.
913 cërmëdell Noun /t͡səɾməˈdɛɫ/ smoke tree (Cotinus coggygria).
914 cermëlinj Noun /t͡sɛɾməˈliɲ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cermëli.
915 cermëliu Noun /t͡sɛɾməˈliu/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
916 cërmëlli Noun /t͡səɾməˈɫi/
917 cermëzat Noun /ˈt͡seɾməzat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cermëzë.
918 cërmokët Noun /t͡səɾˈmokət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërmok.
919 çerpitur Verb /t͡ʃɛɾˈpituɾ/
920 cërr-cërr Noun /t͡sərˈt͡sər/
921 cërrakët Noun /t͡səˈrakət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërrak.
922 cërranët Noun /t͡səˈranət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërran.
923 cërrikët Noun /t͡səˈrikət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërrik.
924 cërrilat Noun /t͡səˈrilat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cërrilë.
925 cerrmitkë Noun /t͡sɛrˈmitkə/
926 cicërima Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾima/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
927 cicërimat Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾimat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cicërimë.
928 cicërimë Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cicërim.
929 cicërimet Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cicërim.
930 cicërimi Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
931 cicërinj Noun /t͡sit͡səˈɾiɲ/
932 cicërova Verb /t͡sit͡səˈɾɔva/
933 cicëruar Verb /t͡sit͡səˈɾuaɾ/
934 cicirruq Adjective /t͡sit͡siˈruc/ flatnose (used in Tirana region).
935 cicirruqe Adjective /t͡sit͡siˈrucɛ/ (Mbiemër).
936 çifligar Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃifliˈɡaɾ/ farmer, tenant, lessee.
937 ciflosur Verb /t͡sifˈlɔsuɾ/
938 cigarishte Noun /[tsiɡaˈɾiʃtɛ]/ cigarette holder.
939 cigartor Noun /[tsiɡaɾˈtoɾ]/ hazel leaf-roller (Byctiscus betulae).
940 cigartorë Noun /t͡siɡaɾˈtɔɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cigartor.
941 cigartorët Noun /t͡siɡaɾˈtɔɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cigartor.
942 cigartori Noun /t͡siɡaɾˈtɔɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
943 cigremat Noun /t͡siˈɡɾɛmat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cigremë.
944 cikalore Noun, Adjective /t͡sikaˈlɔɾə/ something or someone who is specked, dotted, flecked.
945 cikalorët Noun /t͡sikaˈlɔɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cikalore.
946 cikalori Noun /t͡sikaˈlɔɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
947 cikalorja Noun /t͡sikaˈlɔɾja/ definite nominative singular of cikalore.
948 cikalosa Verb /t͡sikaˈlɔsa/
949 cikalosur Verb /t͡sikaˈlɔsuɾ/
950 cikëborës Noun
951 cikërrima Noun /t͡sikəˈrima/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
952 cikërrimat Noun /t͡sikəˈrimat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cikërrimë.
953 cikërrimë Noun /t͡sikəˈrimə/ work or task without any importance or value.
954 cikërroj Noun, Verb /t͡sikəˈrɔj/ to fall in small drops, to drizzle.
955 cikërrova Verb /t͡sikəˈrɔva/
956 cikërruar Verb /t͡sikəˈruaɾ/
957 ciklonet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of ciklon (“cyclone”).
958 cikmëtira Noun /t͡sikməˈtiɾa/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
959 cikmëtirat Noun /t͡sikməˈtiɾat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cikmëtirë.
960 cikmëtirë Noun /t͡sikməˈtiɾə/ biting cold, frost.
961 cilikokë Noun /t͡siliˈkɔkə/
962 cilindër Noun Equivalent to 'Cylinder': A surface created by projecting a closed two-dimensional curve along an axis intersecting the…
963 cilindra Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cilindër.
964 cilindrash Noun indefinite ablative plural of cilindër.
965 cilindrat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cilindër.
966 cilindrave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
967 cilindri Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
968 cilivile Noun /t͡siliˈvilɛ/ variety of small red apple, late-ripening, nonperishable.
969 cilivilet Noun /t͡siliˈvilɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cilivile.
970 cilivilja Noun /t͡siliˈvilja/ definite nominative singular of cilivile.
971 cilivitë Noun /t͡siliˈvitə/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cilivi.
972 cillkokë Noun /t͡siɫˈkɔkə/
973 cim cim Noun, Adverb /ˈt͡sim ˈt͡sim/ by picking at food, here and there, in a picky way.
974 cimbidha Verb
975 cimbidhe Noun /t͡simˈbiðɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cimbidh.
976 cimbidhet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cimbidh.
977 cimbidhi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
978 cimbidhja Noun /t͡simˈbiðja/ definite nominative singular of cimbidhje.
979 cimbidhje Noun /t͡simˈbiðjɛ/ pinch, sting.
980 cimbidhjet Noun /t͡simˈbiðjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cimbidhje.
981 cimbidhur Verb
982 cimbilët Noun /t͡simˈbilət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cimbil.
983 cimbisja Noun /t͡simˈbisja/ definite nominative singular of cimbisje.
984 cimbisje Noun /t͡simˈbisjɛ/ pinch, sting.
985 cimbisjet Noun /t͡simˈbisjɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cimbisje.
986 cimbisur Verb /t͡simˈbisuɾ/
987 cimbulli Noun /ˈt͡simbuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
988 cingalia Noun definite nominative singular of cingali.
989 cingalitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cingali.
990 cingalor Noun, Adjective /t͡siŋaˈlɔɾ/ skinny person.
991 cingalorë Noun, Adjective /t͡siŋaˈlɔɾə/ feminine singular/plural of cingalor (“skinny person”).
992 cingalorët Noun /t͡siŋaˈlɔɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingalore.
993 cingalori Noun /t͡siŋaˈlɔɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
994 cingalorja Noun /t͡siŋaˈlɔɾja/ definite nominative singular of cingalore.
995 cingaret Noun /t͡sinˈɡaɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingare.
996 cingaris Verb /t͡siŋaˈɾis/ to frizzle.
997 cingarisa Verb /t͡siŋaˈɾisa/
998 cingarisur Verb /t͡siŋaˈɾisuɾ/
999 cingarja Noun /t͡sinˈɡaɾja/ definite nominative singular of cingare.
1000 cingëlane Noun /t͡siŋəˈlanɛ/ woman adorned with multi-coin necklace.
1001 cingëlanet Noun /t͡siŋəˈlanɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingëlane.
1002 cingëlanja Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɲa/ definite nominative singular of cingëlane.
1003 cingëlar Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɾ/ bric-a-brac vendor, vendor of trifle products.
1004 cingëlarë Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cingëlar.
1005 cingëlarët Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingëlare.
1006 cingëlari Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1007 cingëlarja Noun /t͡siŋəˈlaɾja/ definite nominative singular of cingëlare.
1008 cingëliq Adjective /t͡sinɡəˈlic͡ɕ/
1009 cingëliqe Noun, Adjective /t͡sinɡəˈlic͡ɕɛ/ small bell for goat kids (Southern Tosk).
1010 cingëliqet Noun /t͡sinɡəˈlic͡ɕɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingëliqe.
1011 cingëliqja Noun /t͡sinɡəˈlic͡ɕja/ definite nominative singular of cingëliqe.
1012 cingëloj Noun, Verb /t͡siŋəˈlɔj/ to adorn someone with trinkets.
1013 cingëlore Noun /t͡siŋəˈlɔɾɛ/ bric-a-brac shop, trinket shop.
1014 cingëloret Noun /t͡siŋəˈlɔɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingëlore.
1015 cingëlorja Noun /t͡siŋəˈlɔɾja/ definite nominative singular of cingëlore.
1016 cingëlova Verb
1017 cingëlthi Noun, Adverb /ˈt͡siŋəlθi/ playing tipcat game.
1018 cingëluar Verb
1019 cingërat Noun /[ˈt͡sinɡəɾat]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingër.
1020 cingëria Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾia/ definite nominative singular of cingëri.
1021 cingërim Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾim/ severe cold, dry cold.
1022 cingërima Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾima/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1023 cingërimat Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾimat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingërimë (“frost”).
1024 cingërimë Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾimə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cingërim.
1025 cingërimet Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingërim.
1026 cingërimi Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1027 cingëris Noun, Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾis/ to bug someone, to irritate, to play with someone's nerves.
1028 cingërisa Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾisa/
1029 cingërisur Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾisuɾ/
1030 cingëritë Noun /t͡siŋəˈɾitə/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingëri.
1031 cingërlaqe Noun /t͡sinɡəɾˈlac͡ɕɛ/ small bell (Southern Tosk).
1032 cingëroj Noun, Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾɔj/ to cry (Used in Dibër region for babies only, mostly in third-person cingëron).
1033 cingëron Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾɔn/
1034 cingërova Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾɔva/
1035 cingëruar Verb /t͡siŋəˈɾuaɾ/
1036 cinglazi Noun, Adverb /ˈt͡siŋlazi/ playing tipcat game.
1037 cingonat Noun /t͡siŋˈɔnat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingonë.
1038 cingorët Noun /t͡sinˈɡɔɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingor.
1039 cingremë Noun /t͡siŋˈɾɛmə/
1040 cingrimë Noun /t͡siŋˈɾimə/
1041 cingthat Noun /ˈt͡siŋθat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cingth.
1042 cingulli Noun /ˈt͡sinɡuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1043 cinxamin Noun
1044 cinxaminj Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cinxami.
1045 cinxamiu Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1046 cinxërat Noun /ˈt͡sind͡zəɾat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cinxër.
1047 cinxulli Noun /ˈt͡sind͡zuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1048 cipë akulli Noun
1049 cipullin Noun definite accusative singular of cipull.
1050 cipullit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of cipull.
1051 cirikoka Noun /t͡siɾiˈkɔka/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1052 cirikokat Noun /t͡siɾiˈkɔkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cirikokë.
1053 cirikokë Noun /t͡siɾiˈkɔkə/ Eurasian blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla).
1054 cirkakeq Noun /t͡siɾkaˈkɛc/ wren (Troglodytes troglodytes).
1055 cirkakeqë Noun /t͡siɾkaˈkɛcə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cirkakeq.
1056 cirkakeqët Noun /t͡siɾkaˈkɛcət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cirkakeq.
1057 cirkakeqi Noun /t͡siɾkaˈkɛci/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1058 cirkalor Noun, Adjective /t͡siɾkaˈlɔɾ/ speckled, dotted, flecked.
1059 cirkalore Noun, Adjective /t͡siɾkaˈlɔɾɛ/ (Mbiemër).
1060 cirkalos Adjective /t͡siɾkaˈlɔs/ speckled, dotted, flecked.
1061 cirkalose Noun, Adjective /t͡siɾkaˈlɔsɛ/ (Mbiemër).
1062 cirkatat Noun /t͡siɾˈkatat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cirkatë.
1063 cirkatur Verb /t͡siɾˈkatuɾ/
1064 cirkojat Noun /t͡siɾˈkɔjat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cirkojë.
1065 cirlë fushe Noun
1066 cironakë Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈnakə]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cironak (“flamingo”).
1067 cironakët Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈnakət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cironak (“flamingo”).
1068 cironaku Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈnaku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1069 cironják Noun /t͡siɾɔˈɲak/ waterbird.
1070 cironjakë Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈɲakə]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cironjak (“waterbird”).
1071 cironjakët Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈɲakət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cironjak (“waterbird”).
1072 cironjaku Noun /[t͡siɾɔˈɲaku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1073 cironkat Noun /t͡siˈɾonkat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cironkë.
1074 cirrisur Verb /t͡siˈrisuɾ/
1075 cirrozat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cirrozë.
1076 cisternë Noun Equivalent to 'Cistern': A reservoir or tank for holding water, especially for catching and holding rainwater for later…
1077 citologji Noun cytology (biology: the study of cells).
1078 ciukatur Verb /t͡siuˈkatuɾ/
1079 cjapokët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cjapok.
1080 cjaponja Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1081 cjaponjat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of cjaponjë.
1082 cjaponjë Noun /t͡sjaˈpoɲə/ goat with big straight horns.
1083 cjunisur Verb /t͡sjuˈnisuɾ/
1084 çlirohem Verb to become free, to be liberated.
1085 cmakthet Noun /ˈt͡smakθɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cmakth.
1086 cmatosur Verb /t͡smaˈtɔsuɾ/
1087 cofëtanë Noun /t͡sofəˈtanə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cofëtan.
1088 cofëtanët Noun /t͡sofəˈtanət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cofëtan.
1089 cofëtani Noun /t͡sofəˈtani/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1090 cofëtina Noun /t͡sofəˈtina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1091 cofëtinat Noun /t͡sofəˈtinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cofëtinë.
1092 cofëtinë Noun /t͡sofəˈtinə/
1093 coftinar Noun /t͡softiˈnaɾ/ Equivalent to 'Vulture': Any of several carrion-eating birds of the families Accipitridae and Cathartidae.
1094 coftinar kokëbardhë Noun
1095 coftinarë Noun /t͡softiˈnaɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of coftinar.
1096 coftinarët Noun /t͡softiˈnaɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of coftinar.
1097 coftinari Noun /t͡softiˈnaɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1098 cokëllíj Noun, Verb /t͡sɔkəˈɫij/
1099 cokëllim Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫim/ chattering of teeth.
1100 cokëllima Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫima/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1101 cokëllimat Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫimat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cokëllimë.
1102 cokëllímë Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cokëllim.
1103 cokëllimet Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cokëllim.
1104 cokëllimi Noun /t͡sɔkəˈɫimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1105 cokëlloj Noun, Verb /t͡sɔkəˈɫɔj/ to chatter the teeth from cold.
1106 cokëllova Verb /t͡sɔkəˈɫɔva/
1107 cokëlluar Verb /t͡sɔkəˈɫuaɾ/
1108 çokollatë Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'chocolate': A food made from ground roasted cocoa beans.
1109 copa-copa Adjective, Adverb /ˈt͡sɔpaˈt͡sɔpa/ (Mbiemër).
1110 coparake Noun, Adjective /t͡sɔpaˈɾakɛ/ feminine singular/plural of coparak (“poor person”).
1111 coparaket Noun /t͡sɔpaˈɾakɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of coparake.
1112 coparakja Noun /t͡sɔpaˈɾakja/ definite nominative singular of coparake.
1113 coparaku Noun /t͡sɔpaˈɾaku/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1114 copatare Noun, Adjective /t͡sɔpaˈtaɾɛ/ feminine singular/plural of copatar (“tattered”).
1115 copë-copë Noun, Adjective, Adverb /ˈt͡sɔpəˈt͡sɔpə/ in very bad shape, run-down.
1116 copëlane Noun, Adjective /t͡sɔpəˈlanɛ/ feminine singular of copëlan.
1117 copëlanet Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlanɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copëlane.
1118 copëlani Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlani/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1119 copëlanja Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlanja/ definite nominative singular of copëlane.
1120 copëlime Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of copëlim.
1121 copëlimet Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copëlim.
1122 copëlimi Noun /t͡sɔpəˈlimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1123 copëlova Verb /t͡sɔpəˈlɔva/
1124 copëluar Verb /t͡sɔpəˈluaɾ/
1125 copërina Noun /t͡sɔpəˈɾina/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1126 copërinat Noun /t͡sɔpəˈɾinat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copërinë.
1127 copërinë Noun /t͡sɔpəˈɾinə/ fragment, a little piece, a small part.
1128 copëtime Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of copëtim.
1129 copëtimet Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copëtim.
1130 copëtimi Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1131 copëtore Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtɔɾə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of copëtor.
1132 copëtorët Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtɔɾət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copëtore.
1133 copëtori Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtɔɾi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1134 copëtorja Noun /t͡sɔpəˈtɔɾja/ definite nominative singular of copëtore.
1135 copëtova Verb /t͡sɔpəˈtɔva/
1136 copëtuar Verb /t͡sɔpəˈtuaɾ/
1137 copëzime Noun /t͡sɔpəˈzimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of copëzim.
1138 copëzimet Noun /t͡sɔpəˈzimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of copëzim.
1139 copëzimi Noun /t͡sɔpəˈzimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1140 copëzore Adjective /t͡sɔpəˈzɔɾɛ/ feminine singular/plural of copëzor (“fragmental”).
1141 copëzova Verb /t͡sɔpəˈzɔva/
1142 copëzuar Verb /t͡sɔpəˈzuaɾ/
1143 çorientoj Verb to disorient, to confuse.
1144 corkëllimë Noun /t͡sɔɾkəˈɫimə/
1145 corkëlloj Verb /t͡sɔɾkəˈɫɔj/
1146 corrobil Noun /t͡sɔrɔˈbil/
1147 cpokësit Noun /ˈt͡spɔkəsit/ definite nominative/accusative plural.
1148 cpordhës Noun /ˈt͡spɔɾðəs/ esophagus.
1149 cpordhësi Noun /ˈt͡spɔɾðəsi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1150 cpordhësit Noun /ˈt͡spɔɾðəsit/ definite nominative/accusative plural.
1151 çrregullt Adjective irregular.
1152 crrolëta Adjective /ˈt͡srɔləta/ feminine plural of i crrolët (“weakened”).
1153 crulaket Noun /t͡sɾuˈlakɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of crulake.
1154 crulakja Noun /t͡sɾuˈlakja/ definite nominative singular of crulake.
1155 cubnisht Adverb /t͡subˈniʃt/ brigandishly, thievishly.
1156 cucërrim Noun /t͡sut͡səˈrim/ wrapping or smashing something inside your fist.
1157 cucërrime Noun /t͡sut͡səˈrimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cucërrim.
1158 cucërrimet Noun /t͡sut͡səˈrimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cucërrim.
1159 cucërrimi Noun /t͡sut͡səˈrimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1160 cucërroj Verb /t͡sut͡səˈrɔj/ to huddle something inside your hand; to smash it inside your fist.
1161 cucërrova Verb /t͡sut͡səˈrɔva/
1162 cucërruar Verb /t͡sut͡səˈruaɾ/
1163 cucmanët Noun /t͡sut͡sˈmanət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cucman.
1164 cucnisht Noun, Adverb /t͡sut͡sˈniʃt/ girlishly.
1165 cucullela Noun /t͡sut͡suˈɫɛla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1166 cucullelat Noun /t͡sut͡suˈɫɛlat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cucullelë (“little girl”).
1167 cucullelë Noun /t͡sut͡suˈɫɛlə/ little girl, young girl.
1168 çudibërës Adjective miraculous, magical.
1169 çuditshëm Adjective /[tʃuˈditʃəm]/ strange, odd, peculiar, weird.
1170 çufrrake Noun, Adjective /t͡ʃufˈrakɛ/ feminine singular/plural of çufrrak.
1171 cukatish Noun, Verb /t͡sukaˈtiʃ/
1172 cukatisha Verb /t͡sukaˈtiʃa/
1173 cukatishur Verb /t͡sukaˈtiʃuɾ/
1174 cukatura Adjective /t͡suˈkatuɾa/ feminine plural of i cukatur (“marked, dented, scratched”).
1175 cukë-cukë Adverb /ˈt͡sukˈt͡sukə/ in small groups.
1176 cukëlova Verb /t͡sukəˈlɔva/
1177 cukëluar Verb /t͡sukəˈluaɾ/
1178 cukëluara Adjective /t͡sukəˈluaɾa/ feminine plural of i cukëluar (“divided, chopped”).
1179 cuklëtoj Verb /t͡sukləˈtɔj/ to gather the remainders, the leftovers.
1180 cuklëtova Verb /t͡sukləˈtɔva/
1181 cukunidhë Noun /t͡sukuˈniðə/ nettle (Urtica urens).
1182 culdyjare Noun /t͡suldyˈjaɾɛ/ shepherd's double flute.
1183 culdyjaret Noun /t͡suldyˈjaɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of culdyjare.
1184 culdyjarja Noun /t͡suldyˈjaɾja/ definite nominative singular of culdyjare.
1185 cullakët Noun /[t͡suˈɫakət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullak.
1186 cullakim Noun /t͡suɫaˈkim/ undressing, disrobement.
1187 cullakime Noun /t͡suɫaˈkimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cullakim.
1188 cullakimet Noun /t͡suɫaˈkimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullakim.
1189 cullakimi Noun /t͡suɫaˈkimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1190 cullakoj Noun, Verb /[t͡suɫaˈkɔj]/ to undress, to strip, to disrobe.
1191 cullakos Noun, Verb /[t͡suɫaˈkɔs]/ to undress, to strip, to disrobe.
1192 cullakosa Verb /t͡suɫaˈkɔsa/
1193 cullakosja Noun /t͡suɫaˈkɔsja/ definite nominative singular of cullakosje.
1194 cullakosje Noun /t͡suɫaˈkɔsjɛ/ undressing, disrobement.
1195 cullakosur Verb /t͡suɫaˈkɔsuɾ/
1196 cullakova Verb /t͡suɫaˈkɔva/
1197 cullakuar Verb /t͡suɫaˈkuaɾ/
1198 cullanët Noun /t͡suˈɫanət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullane.
1199 cullanja Noun /t͡suˈɫanja/ definite nominative singular of cullane.
1200 cullishte Noun /[t͡suˈɫiʃtɛ]/ children, group of children (used in Dibër region).
1201 cullishtet Noun /t͡suˈɫiʃtɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullishte.
1202 cullishtja Noun /t͡suˈɫiʃtja/ definite nominative singular of cullishte.
1203 cullnikë Noun /[t͡suɫˈnikə]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cullnik.
1204 cullnikët Noun /[t͡suɫˈnikət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullnik.
1205 cullniku Noun /[t͡suɫˈniku]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1206 cullnisht Noun, Adverb /t͡suɫˈniʃt/ childishly.
1207 cullnitë Noun /t͡suɫˈnitə/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cullni.
1208 cumrakët Noun /[t͡sumˈɾakət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cumrak.
1209 cungajat Noun /t͡suˈŋajat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungajë.
1210 cungalët Noun /[t͡suˈŋalət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungal.
1211 cungejtë Noun /[t͡suˈŋɛjtə]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungal.
1212 cungelët Noun /[t͡suˈŋɛlət]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungal.
1213 cungëllim Noun /t͡suɡəˈɫim/
1214 cungëlloj Verb /t͡suŋəˈɫɔj/
1215 cungimet Noun /t͡suˈŋimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungim.
1216 cungishta Noun /t͡suŋˈiʃta/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1217 cungishtat Noun /t͡suŋˈiʃtat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungishtë.
1218 cungishtë Noun /t͡suŋˈiʃtə/ piece of land with cut tree trunks.
1219 cungthat Noun /ˈt͡suŋθat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cungth.
1220 cungulli Noun /ˈt͡suŋuɫi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1221 cungullim Noun /t͡suŋuˈɫim/ cutting branches, turning something into a stump.
1222 cungullime Noun /t͡suŋuˈɫimɛ/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of cungullim.
1223 cungullimi Noun /t͡suŋuˈɫimi/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1224 cungulloj Noun, Verb /t͡suŋuˈɫɔj/ to cripple, to amputate, to cut or remove a limb.
1225 cungullova Verb /t͡suŋuˈɫɔva/
1226 cungulluar Verb /t͡suŋuˈɫuaɾ/
1227 cupërrela Noun /tsupəˈrɛla/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1228 cupërrelat Noun /tsupəˈrɛlat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cupërrelë (“frost”).
1229 cupërrelë Noun /tsupəˈrɛlə/ steep hilltop.
1230 cuprrele Noun /tsupˈrɛlɛ/
1231 curifita Verb /t͡suɾuˈfita/
1232 curlikoj Noun, Verb /t͡suɾliˈkɔj/ to sing (of birds, imitate birds).
1233 curlikon Verb /t͡suɾliˈkɔn/
1234 curlikova Verb /t͡suɾliˈkɔva/
1235 curlikuar Verb /t͡suɾliˈkuaɾ/
1236 currababa Noun /t͡suraˈbaba/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1237 currababat Noun /t͡suraˈbabat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currababë.
1238 currababë Noun /[t͡suraˈbabə]/ type of children's double flute, made by rolling fresh, green bark.
1239 currabave Noun /t͡suraˈbavɛ/
1240 currakët Noun /t͡suˈrakət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currak.
1241 currakzoj Noun, Verb /t͡surakˈzɔj/ to shuck, to dehusk, to undress.
1242 currakzova Verb /t͡surakˈzɔva/
1243 currakzuar Verb /t͡surakˈzuaɾ/
1244 curratur Verb /t͡suˈratuɾ/
1245 currekët Noun /t͡suˈrɛkət/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currek.
1246 currelat Noun /t͡suˈrɛlat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currel.
1247 currilat Noun /t͡suˈrilat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of curril.
1248 currimet Noun /t͡suˈrimɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currim.
1249 currubij Noun /[t͡suruˈbil]/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of currubil (“child”).
1250 currubijtë Noun /[t͡suruˈbijtə]/ definite nominative/accusative plural of currubil.
1251 currubil Noun /t͡suruˈbil/
1252 currubili Noun /[t͡suruˈbili]/ indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1253 currulaq Noun /t͡suruˈlac/
1254 curufitur Verb /t͡suɾuˈfituɾ/
1255 cyrrilat Noun /t͡syˈrilat/ definite nominative/accusative plural of cyrril.
1256 dackanar Noun idler, vagabond.
1257 dal jashtë Noun
1258 dalësinzot Adjective excommunicated.
1259 dallimet Noun definite plural of dallim.
1260 dallimor Noun
1261 dallohem Noun
1262 daltëtar Noun
1263 damalugu Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1264 dardagan Adjective /daɾdaˈɡan/ in shambles, disorderly, messy.
1265 dardalec Noun
1266 dardhahana Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1267 dardhahanë Noun /daɾðaˈhanə/ a large house which is kept poorly.
1268 dardhishtë Noun European wild pear (Pyrus pyraster).
1269 dardhukël Noun European wild pear (Pyrus pyraster).
1270 darkëçika Noun definite nominative singular of darkëçikë.
1271 darkëçikë Noun supper to celebrate bride and bridegroom's first visit to her parents.
1272 darmandanë Noun confusion, shambles.
1273 dashakeq Adjective /daʃaˈkɛc/ malevolent.
1274 dashamir Noun a male given name.
1275 dashninë Noun definite accusative singular of dashni.
1276 dashnisë Noun definite dative/genitive/ablative singular of dashni.
1277 dashnish Noun indefinite ablative plural of dashni.
1278 dashnitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dashni.
1279 dashnive Noun definite dative/genitive/ablative plural.
1280 dashnore Noun Equivalent to 'lover': One who loves and cares for another person in a romantic way; a sweetheart, love, soulmate, boyfr…
1281 dashuria Noun definite nominative singular of dashuri.
1282 dashurohem Verb /daʃuˈɾɔhɛm/ Equivalent to 'fall in love': To come to have feelings of love, particularly romantic love.
1283 dashuroj Verb /daʃuˈɾoj/
1284 daulinash Noun indefinite ablative plural of daulinë.
1285 daulinat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of daulinë.
1286 daulinave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1287 dëfrehem Verb to entertain, have fun.
1288 dëftohem Verb /dəftɔhɛm/ to be demonstrated.
1289 dëgjueshëm Noun
1290 dekadent Adjective
1291 deklaroj Verb to declare.
1292 deklarova Verb
1293 deklaruar Verb
1294 dekorativ Adjective decorative.
1295 dekorative Adjective feminine singular.
1296 deledash Noun hermaphrodite.
1297 delfinët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of delfin.
1298 dëllinjë Noun /dəˈɫiːɲ/ juniper (Juniperus communis).
1299 deltari ilir Noun Illyrian sheepdog.
1300 delvinjot Noun native or inhabitant of Delvinë.
1301 demagogji Noun Equivalent to 'Demagogy': A polity ruled by a demagogue.
1302 demiroxhák Noun
1303 demokraci Noun /dɛmɔkɾatˈsi/ Equivalent to 'democracy': Rule by the people, especially as a form of government; either directly or through elected re…
1304 demokratik Adjective Equivalent to 'democratic': Synonym of democrat (“a supporter of democracy; an advocate of democratic politics (original…
1305 demonstroj Noun
1306 dendësia Noun definite nominative singular of dendësi.
1307 dendësirë Noun
1308 dendësoj Noun
1309 dëngëlliqe Noun
1310 denjësia Noun definite nominative singular of denjësi.
1311 denoncoj Verb to denounce.
1312 depërtim Noun
1313 depërtoj Verb /dɛpəɾˈtɔj/ to penetrate, permeate.
1314 depërtues Noun
1315 depsëskë Noun
1316 deputetët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of deputet.
1317 dërdëllis Noun
1318 dërdëllit Noun
1319 derdhazë Noun
1320 derëbardhë Noun lucky person.
1321 derpetem Verb to make effort for something, to endeavor.
1322 dërrasat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dërrasë.
1323 derrkucë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of derrkuc.
1324 derrkucët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of derrkuc.
1325 derrkuci Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1326 dërrmash Noun indefinite ablative plural of dërrmë.
1327 dërrmave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1328 dëshiroj Verb /[dəʃiɹɔj]/ to desire.
1329 dëshiror Adjective /dəʃiɾɔɾ/ of, or relating to the optative mood.
1330 dëshirore Noun, Adjective /dəʃiɾɔɾe/ Equivalent to 'Optative': A mood of verbs found in some languages (e.g.
1331 dëshmova Verb
1332 dëshmuar Verb
1333 dështime Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of dështim.
1334 dështimesh Noun indefinite ablative plural of dështim.
1335 dështimet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dështim.
1336 dështimeve Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of dështim.
1337 dështimi Noun indefinite genitive/dative/ablative singular.
1338 dështimin Noun definite accusative singular of dështim.
1339 dështimit Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative singular of dështim.
1340 dështova Verb
1341 dështuar Verb
1342 dhallanik Noun
1343 dhallëtor Noun
1344 dhamakëron Noun
1345 dhamakësi Noun
1346 dhamsutë Noun mythical deaf mare.
1347 dhebardhë Noun light gray clay.
1348 dhedhënie Noun land produce, yield.
1349 dheishte Noun field with lots of earth and land.
1350 dhelatar Noun
1351 dhelatoj Noun
1352 dhelparak Noun
1353 dhelpëri Noun an act/action performed with wiliness, cunning, slyness, craftiness.
1354 dhelpëron Noun
1355 dhelpëror Noun
1356 dhelpërush Noun
1357 dhelpnak Noun
1358 dhelprat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dhelpër.
1359 dhëmballa Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1360 dhëmballë Noun molar (tooth).
1361 dhëmbësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of dhëmb.
1362 dhëmbëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1363 dhembje koke Noun Equivalent to 'Headache': A nuisance or unpleasant problem.
1364 dhembjet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dhembje.
1365 dhembshuri Noun compassion.
1366 dhëndërr Noun /ðən.dər/
1367 dhënëtore Noun
1368 dhengritës Noun Equivalent to 'Ore': Rock or other material that contains valuable or utilitarian materials; primarily a rock containing…
1369 dheqemvër Noun
1370 dhidhaqi Noun teaching; sermon.
1371 dhimbsem Verb
1372 dhimbsuri Noun dialectal form of dhembshuri.
1373 dhimsuri Noun dialectal form of dhembshuri.
1374 dhjetova Verb
1375 dhjetuar Verb
1376 dhomë gjumi Noun
1377 dhomë ngrënie Noun
1378 dhomë pritjeje Noun
1379 dhuratat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dhuratë.
1380 dhurëtia Noun definite nominative singular of dhurëti.
1381 dhurëtitë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dhurëti.
1382 diafragmë Noun Equivalent to 'Diaphragm': In mammals, a sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen, contracted and relaxed…
1383 diagnostik Adjective diagnostic.
1384 dialekte Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of dialekt.
1385 dialektet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dialekt.
1386 dialekteve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1387 dialekti Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1388 diapazon Noun Equivalent to 'tuning fork': A fork-shaped object which emits a tone of a specific frequency when struck, producing a re…
1389 diasporë Noun A natural hydrate of aluminium, sometimes forming stalactites.
1390 diatezë mesore Noun middle voice.
1391 diatezë pësore Noun (medio)passive diathesis; (medio)passive voice.
1392 diatezë veprore Noun active diathesis; active voice.
1393 diatezë vetvetore Noun reflexive diathesis; reflexive voice.
1394 diellishtë Noun
1395 diellore Noun
1396 diellshëm Noun
1397 diellzim Noun
1398 diellzohet Noun
1399 diellzoj Noun
1400 diellzon Noun
1401 difteria Noun
1402 dijetare Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of dijetar.
1403 dijetari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1404 dikurshëm Noun
1405 dimërishtë Noun
1406 dimërues Noun
1407 dinakëri Noun
1408 dinamikë Noun
1409 dinjitat Noun
1410 dinjitet Noun /diɲitɛt/ Equivalent to 'dignity': The state of being dignified or worthy of esteem: elevation of mind or character.
1411 dinjitoz Adjective /diɲiˈtoz/ dignified.
1412 dinjitoze Adjective feminine singular/plural of dinjitoz.
1413 direktivë Noun directive.
1414 disaditësh Noun
1415 disajavësh Noun, Adjective of several weeks duration.
1416 disamuajsh Noun
1417 disavjeçar Noun
1418 dishujsh Noun indefinite ablative plural of dishull.
1419 dishujve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1420 dishulli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1421 ditëlindje Noun
1422 ditshmëri Noun
1423 divinitat Noun
1424 dizenteri Noun Equivalent to 'Dysentery': A disease characterised by inflammation of the intestines, especially the colon (large intest…
1425 djalëria Noun definite nominative singular of djalëri.
1426 djalërisht Noun
1427 djalëror Noun
1428 djallëzi Noun
1429 djallushë Noun
1430 djaloshar Noun
1431 djalurçinë Noun
1432 djathaçë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of djathaç.
1433 djathaçët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of djathaç.
1434 djathaçi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1435 djathëra Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of djathë.
1436 djathërat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of djathë.
1437 djathërave Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of djathë.
1438 djegagur Noun The third month in the Albanian pagan calendar.
1439 djegësirë Noun something burnt.
1440 djegqerrës Noun Equivalent to 'January': The first month of the Gregorian calendar, following the December of the previous year and prec…
1441 djemuria Noun definite nominative singular of djemuri.
1442 djerresh Noun indefinite ablative plural of djerr.
1443 djerreve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1444 djerrinë Noun Equivalent to 'Wasteland': A place with no remaining resources; a desert.
1445 djersitur Adjective
1446 djersitura Verb feminine plural of djersitur.
1447 dokument Noun Equivalent to 'document': An original or official paper used as the basis, proof, or support of anything else, including…
1448 domethënës Noun
1449 domethënie Noun Equivalent to 'meaning': The denotation, referent, or idea connected with a word, expression, or symbol.
1450 dora-dorës Noun
1451 dorashka Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1452 dorashkash Noun indefinite ablative plural of dorashkë.
1453 dorashkat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dorashkë.
1454 dorashkave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1455 dorashkë Noun Equivalent to 'Glove': An item of clothing, covering all or part of the hand and fingers, but usually allowing independe…
1456 dorbëria Noun heard of cows.
1457 dordolec Noun boy wearing fern and hellebore leaves and sprinkled with water in a ceremony to attract rain.
1458 dordolecë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of dordolec.
1459 dordolecët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dordolec.
1460 dordoleci Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1461 dorëcung Adjective /dɔɾəˈt͡suŋ/ with a cut hand, handless.
1462 dorëcunge Adjective /dɔɾəˈt͡suŋɛ/ feminine singular/plural of dorëcung.
1463 dorëprerë Noun
1464 dorëshkrim Noun Equivalent to 'manuscript': A book, composition or any other document, written by hand (or manually typewritten), not me…
1465 dorëzohem Verb /dɔɹəˈzɔhɛm/ Equivalent to 'surrender': An act of surrendering, submission into the possession of another; abandonment, resignation.
1466 dorëzonjë Noun
1467 dosëbalë Noun
1468 dragonjtë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dragua.
1469 dragonjve Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of dragua.
1470 dragonjvet Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative plural of dragua.
1471 dredh bishtin Verb to whore about; to have questionable sexual morals.
1472 dredhacak Noun
1473 dredharak Noun
1474 dredhcnojë Noun
1475 dredhëz këmbëgjatë Noun
1476 dredhkëz Noun
1477 dregaman Noun, Adjective scabrous, scabby, scurfy.
1478 drejtësi Noun Equivalent to 'justice': The state or characteristic of being just or fair.
1479 drejtimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1480 drejtuar Verb
1481 drejtues Noun
1482 drenushë Noun Equivalent to 'Doe': A female deer; also used of similar animals such as antelope (less commonly a goat, as nanny is als…
1483 dreqërit Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of dreq.
1484 dritareje Noun /dɾitaˈɾɛjɛ/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of dritare.
1485 dritaren Noun /dɾitaˈɾɛn/ definite accusative singular of dritare.
1486 dritaret Noun /dɾitaˈɾɛt/ definite nominative/accusative plural of dritare (“the windows”).
1487 dritarja Noun /dɾiˈtaɾja/ definite nominative singular of dritare.
1488 drogaman Noun drug addict.
1489 drokthat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of drokth.
1490 dropullit Noun native or inhabitant of Dropull.
1491 druajtje Noun
1492 druajtur Verb
1493 drudhendës Noun Equivalent to 'Carpenter': A person skilled at carpentry, the trade of cutting and joining timber in order to construct…
1494 drushitës Noun
1495 drushtat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of drushtë.
1496 duartrokas Verb /duartrokˈas/ to applaud.
1497 duhanxhi Noun tobacconist.
1498 dukagjinas Noun, Adjective /dukaˈɟinas/ native or inhabitant of Dukagjin.
1499 duke gërhitur Noun
1500 dukshmëri Noun visibility.
1501 durueshëm Noun
1502 dushkull Noun /ˈduʃkuɫ/ burning bush, dittany (Dictamnus albus).
1503 dushmani Noun Historical Fis (Clan) in Albania.
1504 dyfekçinj Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of dyfekçi.
1505 dyfekçiu Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1506 dyfekohem Noun
1507 dyfekshuar Noun
1508 dyfektar Noun
1509 dygjuhësh Adjective /[dyˈɟuːh(ə)ʃ]/ bilingual.
1510 dygjuhësi Adjective /dyɟʑuhəˈsi/ Equivalent to 'Bilingualism': The condition of being bilingual; the ability to speak two languages.
1511 dyndalla Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1512 dyndallë Noun flood, inundation.
1513 dyrrotak Noun
1514 dyvjeçar Noun, Adjective of two years old, biennial.
1515 dyzetedy Adjective /dyzɛtɛdy/ forty-two.
1516 dyzetenjë Adjective /dyzɛtɛɲə/ forty-one.
1517 dyzetepesë Adjective /dyzɛtɛpɛs(ə)/ forty-five.
1518 dyzetetetë Adjective /dyzɛtɛtɛt(ə)/ forty-eight.
1519 dyzetetre Adjective /dyzɛtɛtɾɛ/ forty-three.
1520 e celet Adjective
1521 e dëkueme Noun
1522 e diel Noun /ɛˈdjɛl/ Equivalent to 'Sunday': The first day of the week in many religious traditions, and the seventh day of the week in syste…
1523 e dielë Noun nonstandard form of e diel.
1524 e enjte Noun /e‿ˈeɲte/ Equivalent to 'Thursday': The fifth day of the week in many religious traditions, and the fourth day of the week in syst…
1525 e folme Noun
1526 e hënë Noun /e‿ˈhən(ə)/ Equivalent to 'Monday': The second day of the week in many religious traditions, and the first day of the week in system…
1527 e kaltër Noun
1528 e keqe Noun
1529 e martë Noun /ɛ‿ˈmart(ə)/ Equivalent to 'Tuesday': The third day of the week in many religious traditions, and the second day of the week in syste…
1530 e mërkurë Noun /ɛ‿mərˈkur(ə)/ Equivalent to 'Wednesday': The fourth day of the week in many religious traditions, and the third day of the week in sys…
1531 e mirë Noun
1532 e mysët Noun
1533 e premte Noun /ɛ‿ˈprɛmtɛ/ Equivalent to 'Friday': The sixth day of the week in many religious traditions, and the fifth day of the week in systems…
1534 e shtunë Noun /ɛ‿ˈʃtun(ə)/ Equivalent to 'Saturday': The seventh day of the week in many religious traditions, and the sixth day of the week in sys…
1535 e zezë Noun Equivalent to 'black': The colour/color perceived in the absence of light, but also when no light is reflected, but rath…
1536 edhe pse Conjunction though, even though, although.
1537 efshohet Noun
1538 efshueshëm Noun
1539 egjiptas Noun
1540 egjiptian Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'Balkan Egyptian': A member of an ethnicity living in the Balkans, often mistakingly associated with Roma…
1541 eigenvlerë Noun eigenvalue.
1542 ejakulim Noun
1543 ejakuloj Verb Equivalent to 'Ejaculate': Fluid or some other substance ejected or suddenly thrown from a duct or other body structure…
1544 ekologji Noun /ɛkɔlɔˈɟʑi/ Equivalent to 'Ecology': The branch of biology dealing with the relationships of organisms with their environment and wi…
1545 ekonomia Noun definite nominative singular of ekonomi.
1546 ekonomik Adjective Equivalent to 'Economic': That it does not cost a lot of money or that does not involve a lot of costs.
1547 ekonomisë Noun definite dative/ablative singular of ekonomi.
1548 ekonomist Noun economist.
1549 ekranizoj Noun
1550 ekspeditë Noun expedition.
1551 ekuacion Noun Equivalent to 'equation': The act or process of equating two or more things, or the state of those things being equal (t…
1552 ekuinoks Noun
1553 ekuipazh Noun
1554 ekzagjeroj Noun, Verb to exaggerate.
1555 ekzekutim Noun Equivalent to 'execution': The act, manner or style of executing (actions, maneuvers, performances).
1556 ekzekutues Noun
1557 ekzistoj Verb
1558 elbasanas Noun native or inhabitant of Elbasan.
1559 elbnajat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of elbnajë.
1560 elektrik Noun, Adjective /elekˈtɾik/ electrical energy, electricity.
1561 elektrik dore Noun Equivalent to 'Flashlight': A battery-powered hand-held light source.
1562 elokuenca Noun definite nominative singular of elokuencë.
1563 elokuencë Noun /elokuˈent͡sə/ indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular of elokuencë.
1564 emigracion Noun Equivalent to 'Emigration': The act of emigrating; movement of a person or persons out of a country or national region…
1565 emigrant Noun
1566 emigrimi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1567 emisione Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of emision.
1568 emisionet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of emision.
1569 emisioni Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1570 endacake Noun /ɛndaˈt͡sakə/ indefinite nominative/accusative plural of endacak.
1571 ëndërroj Noun, Verb /[əndəˈrɔj]/ Equivalent to 'dream': Acronym of development, relief, and education for alien minors.
1572 ëndërrova Verb
1573 ëndërruar Noun, Verb
1574 ëndrrakotë Noun, Adjective with false dreams, dreaming in vain.
1575 endurinë Noun
1576 energji elektrike Noun
1577 energjia Noun definite nominative singular of energji.
1578 energjik Noun, Adjective /ɛnɛɾɟik/ energetic.
1579 engjëlli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1580 engjërdhi Noun clever, witty, ingenious.
1581 enigmatik Adjective enigmatic.
1582 epërsitë Noun
1583 epilepsi Noun Equivalent to 'Epilepsy': A medical condition in which the sufferer experiences seizures (or convulsions) and blackouts.
1584 epshmëri Noun flexibility.
1585 ereditat Noun
1586 ereksion Noun /ɛɾɛksiˈɔn/ Equivalent to 'Erection': The act of building or putting up or together of something.
1587 erozionë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of erozion.
1588 erozioni Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1589 errësirë Noun errësirë f (plural errësirë, definite errësira) (Tosk).
1590 errshajë Noun in Albanian mythology.
1591 eshtërak Noun
1592 eshtërohet Noun
1593 eshtrave Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of asht.
1594 etimologji Noun etymology.
1595 etimologji popullore Noun folk etymology.
1596 eufemizëm Noun euphemism (word or phrase that is used to replace another with one that is considered less offensive, blunt, or vulgar t…
1597 evidenca Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1598 evidencat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of evidencë.
1599 evidence Noun /ɛ.viˈdɛn.t͡sə/ indefinite dative/ablative singular of evidencë.
1600 evidentoj Verb /evidenˈtoj/ evidentiate, to provide evidence.
1601 evidentova Verb
1602 evidentuar Verb
1603 evropian Noun, Adjective Equivalent to 'European': A person living or originating from Europe.
1604 ezhdërha Noun big strong man, hero.
1605 facoleta Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1606 facoletë Noun /fat͡soˈletə/ kerchief, headscarf.
1607 faculetë Noun /fat͡suˈletə/
1608 fajësohem Verb to admit, confess (a crime); to turn oneself in.
1609 fajësova Verb
1610 fajësuar Verb
1611 fajësues Adjective accusatory.
1612 fajësuese Adjective feminine singular/plural of fajësues.
1613 fakulltet Noun /fakuɫtet/ Equivalent to 'university': An institution of higher education that provides facilities for teaching, research, and the…
1614 faleminderit shumë Interjection /falɛminˈdɛɹit ʃum/ thanks a lot, thank you very much.
1615 faleminderit, hare Noun
1616 fallxheshë Noun
1617 familjarët Noun
1618 familjen Noun definite accusative singular of familje.
1619 famullitar Noun
1620 fanatike Adjective feminine singular/plural of fanatik.
1621 fantastik Noun
1622 fantazist Noun /fantaˈzist/ daydreamer, fantasist.
1623 fantazma Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1624 fantazmë Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of fantazmë.
1625 fantazoj Verb to daydream, to fantasize (to indulge in fantasy).
1626 fantazues Noun
1627 farefisi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1628 farishtë Noun
1629 farkëtar Noun Equivalent to 'Smith': A craftsperson who works metal into desired forms using a hammer and other tools, sometimes heati…
1630 fashizëm Noun Equivalent to 'fascism': Any right-wing, authoritarian, nationalist ideology characterized by centralized, totalitarian…
1631 faskomile Noun sage (Salvia officinalis).
1632 fatkeqësi Noun /fatkɛcɕəˈsi/ Equivalent to 'disaster': An unexpected natural or man-made catastrophe of substantial extent causing significant physic…
1633 fatndjekës Noun /fatˈndjekəs/ Equivalent to 'Vagabond': A person on a trip of indeterminate destination and/or length of time.
1634 fatpadalë Noun
1635 fatprerë Noun
1636 favorizim Noun
1637 fëlligat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fëlligë.
1638 fëmijaqëri Noun childishness.
1639 fëmijëri Noun Equivalent to 'childhood': The time during which one is a child, from between infancy and puberty.
1640 fëmijëror Noun
1641 feminizëm Noun Equivalent to 'feminism': The state of being feminine; femininity.
1642 fëndyejt Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fëndyell.
1643 fëndyell Noun kind of cobbler's tool (for making holes).
1644 fëndyelli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1645 fëngishtë Noun land full of Chrysopogon gryllus.
1646 feniksët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of feniks.
1647 fënjeshtër Noun /fəˈɲeʃtəɾ/
1648 fërgëlloj Verb to shudder, shiver, shake, tremble.
1649 fërguara Verb feminine plural of fërguar.
1650 ferracak Noun
1651 ferrëkuqe Noun /ferəˈkuce/ thornbush, shrub, bush.
1652 ferrëmanzë Noun /fɛrəˈmanzə/ Equivalent to 'Blackberry': A wireless handheld device, a cross between a cellphone and a mobile email appliance and Int…
1653 festohem Verb to be celebrated.
1654 fhatarësi Noun
1655 fierishtë Noun
1656 fierkuqe Noun
1657 figurshëm Adjective figurative.
1658 fik patëllxhanës Noun
1659 fildishtë Adjective shining or ivory-coloured.
1660 filzigen Noun
1661 financiar Adjective Equivalent to 'financial': Having dues and fees paid up to date for a club or society.
1662 finestër Noun
1663 fishkëllej Verb Equivalent to 'Whistle': A device designed to be placed in the mouth and blown, or driven by steam or some other mechani…
1664 fishnjar Noun Equivalent to 'beech marten': Martes foina, a marten of Eurasia.
1665 fishnjarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of fishnjar.
1666 fishnjari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1667 fisnikëri Noun Equivalent to 'nobility': A noble or privileged social class, historically accompanied by a hereditary title; aristocrac…
1668 fiziolog Noun physiologist.
1669 fiziologji Noun physiology.
1670 fjalaman Noun, Adjective chatterer, chatterbox.
1671 fjalëkalim Noun Equivalent to 'password': A word relayed to a person to gain admittance to a place or to gain access to information.
1672 fjalëkryq Noun Equivalent to 'Crossword': A word puzzle in which interlocking words are entered usually horizontally and vertically int…
1673 fjalëparë Noun
1674 fjalëshumë Noun
1675 fjalëvet Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative plural of fjalë.
1676 fjalorësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of fjalor.
1677 fjalorët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fjalor.
1678 fjalorëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1679 fjalorin Noun definite accusative singular of fjalor.
1680 fjalorit Noun definite dative/ablative singular of fjalor.
1681 fjalorth Noun Equivalent to 'Glossary': A list of difficult words or specialized terms used in a particular book or document, or in a…
1682 fjalorthë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of fjalorth.
1683 fjalorthët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fjalorth.
1684 fjalorthi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1685 fjalosem Noun I talk about, converse.
1686 flakadan Noun
1687 flakërit Noun
1688 flamurësh Noun indefinite ablative plural of flamur.
1689 flamurët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of flamur.
1690 flamurëve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1691 flamurtar Noun /flamuɾˈtaɾ/ outstanding, distinguished person in their job.
1692 flamurtarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of flamurtar.
1693 flamurtari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1694 flashkët Adjective sluggish, lame.
1695 flijohem Noun, Verb /fliˈjɔhem/ to give (up)/sacrifice oneself (for something that seems to be very important).
1696 flladita Verb
1697 flladitur Verb
1698 fluturash Noun indefinite ablative plural of flutur.
1699 fluturat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of flutur.
1700 fluturave Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of flutur.
1701 fluturavet Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative plural of flutur.
1702 fluturën Noun definite accusative singular of flutur.
1703 fluturës Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative singular of flutur.
1704 fluturoj Verb to be very happy, take everything lightly, easy.
1705 folkësha Verb
1706 folkëshe Verb
1707 folkëshim Verb
1708 folkëshin Verb
1709 folkëshit Verb
1710 forblash Noun indefinite ablative plural of forbël.
1711 forca elektromagnetike Noun electromagnetic force.
1712 forca gravitacionale Noun gravitational force.
1713 forca qendërikëse Noun centrifugal force.
1714 forca qendërsynuese Noun Equivalent to 'centripetal force': The force on a rotating or orbiting body in the direction of the centre of rotation.
1715 forcë thelbësore Noun fundamental force.
1716 forcohem Verb to strengthen oneself.
1717 fortësoj Noun
1718 foshnjat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of foshnjë.
1719 foshnjën Noun definite accusative singular of foshnjë.
1720 fotograf Noun Eye dialect spelling of photograph.
1721 fotografi Noun Equivalent to 'photograph': A picture created by projecting an image onto a photosensitive surface such as a chemically…
1722 fragment Noun A part broken off; a small, detached portion; an imperfect part, either physically or not.
1723 frashërt Adjective /ˈfraʃəɾt/ made of ash wood.
1724 frashnajë Noun ash grove.
1725 frashuall Noun
1726 frashuell Noun Gheg form of frashuall.
1727 fregulla Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1728 frekuenca Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1729 frekuencë Noun frequency.
1730 frigorifer Noun Equivalent to 'refrigerator': A household or commercial appliance used for keeping food fresh by refrigeration (short fo…
1731 frikacak Noun Equivalent to 'coward': A surname originating as an occupation.
1732 frikaman Noun, Adjective cowardly, gutless.
1733 frikësuar Noun
1734 fronëzim Noun Equivalent to 'enthronement': The act of enthroning or the state of being enthroned.
1735 frushkuj Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of frushkull.
1736 frushkujt Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of frushkull.
1737 frushkull Noun frushkull f (plural frushkulla, definite frushkulla, definite plural frushkullat).
1738 frushkulli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1739 frymëzim Noun inspiration.
1740 frymëzoj Verb /fɾyməˈzɔj/ Equivalent to 'encourage': Troisième personne du singulier du présent de l’indicatif de encourager.
1741 fshatarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of fshatar.
1742 fshatarësi Noun Equivalent to 'Peasantry': Impoverished rural farm workers, either as serfs, small freeholders or hired hands.
1743 fshatarët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fshatar.
1744 fshatari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1745 fshatrat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fshat.
1746 fshehtas Noun
1747 fshehurazi Adverb secretly, surreptitiously.
1748 fshifsha Verb
1749 fshifshi Verb
1750 fshifshim Verb
1751 fshifshin Verb
1752 fshifshit Verb
1753 fshikakuq Noun Equivalent to 'Spindle': A rod used for spinning and then winding fibres (especially wool), usually consisting of a shaf…
1754 fshikartë Noun
1755 fshikull Noun
1756 ftillova Verb
1757 ftilluar Verb
1758 ftohtësi Noun /ftɔ(h)t(ə)ˈsi/ Equivalent to 'coldness': The sensation resulting from exposure to low temperatures.
1759 fugimthi Noun
1760 fukadrugë Noun
1761 fulltakë Noun
1762 fulterëz Noun Equivalent to 'Tadpole': A young toad or frog in its larval stage of development that lives in water, has a tail and no…
1763 fulterëza Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1764 fundërrinë Noun
1765 fundjavë Noun Equivalent to 'weekend': The break in the working week, usually two days including the traditional holy or sabbath day.
1766 funksion Noun
1767 fuqishëm Adjective /fuˈciʃəm/ powerful, mighty, strong; vigorous.
1768 furkulicë Noun /fuɾkuˈlit͡sə/ Equivalent to 'fork': A utensil with spikes used to put solid food into the mouth, or to hold food down while cutting, o…
1769 furnizohem Verb to supply, provide.
1770 furrë buke Noun
1771 furrëbubëz Noun Equivalent to 'Weasel': Any of the carnivorous mammals of the genera Mustela, Neogale, Poecilogale, and Lyncodon, having…
1772 furriqet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of furrik.
1773 furrtare Noun
1774 fushamirë Noun /fuʃaˈmiɾə/ cattle or sheep shepherd.
1775 fusharak Noun
1776 fustanella Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1777 fustanellë Noun fustanella (traditional Tosk white kilt for men).
1778 fustanet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fustan.
1779 futboll kanadez Noun Canadian football.
1780 fuzhnjar Noun person who uses a harpoon to catch fish.
1781 fuzhnjarë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of fuzhnjar.
1782 fuzhnjari Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1783 fuzhnjat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fuzhnjë.
1784 fyelltar Noun /fyeɫˈtaɾ/ skilled flutist.
1785 fyshtrat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of fyshtër.
1786 gabzherr Noun /ɡabˈʒɛr/ Adam's apple.
1787 gabzherrë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of gabzherr.
1788 gabzherri Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1789 gadishull Noun /ɡaˈdiʃuɫ/ Equivalent to 'peninsula': A piece of land projecting into water from a larger land mass.
1790 gaforret Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gaforre.
1791 gajdexhi Noun
1792 gajushat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gajushë.
1793 galaktika Noun
1794 galaktikë Noun Equivalent to 'galaxy': The Milky Way; the apparent band of concentrated stars which appears in the night sky over earth…
1795 gandohem Noun
1796 gangrenë Noun The necrosis and rotting of flesh, usually caused by lack of blood supply.
1797 garantoj Verb to guarantee.
1798 gardalinë Noun /ɡaɾdaˈlinə/ European goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis).
1799 gardheve Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1800 gargaliq Noun
1801 gargarat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gargarë.
1802 gargulli Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1803 garuzhdë Noun /[ɡaˈɾuːʒd]/
1804 gashtella Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1805 gashtellat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gashtellë.
1806 gashtellë Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of gashtellë.
1807 gatuante Verb
1808 gazetash Noun /ɡaˈzetaʃ/ indefinite ablative plural of gazetë.
1809 gazetave Noun /ɡaˈzetave/ indefinite dative plural of gazetë.
1810 gazetavet Noun /ɡaˈzetavet/ definite dative/ablative plural of gazetë.
1811 gdhendës Noun /ˈɡðendəs/ Equivalent to 'Sculptor': A dim spring constellation of the southern sky.
1812 gdhendëse Noun /ˈɡðendəsɛ/ Equivalent to 'Sculptor': A dim spring constellation of the southern sky.
1813 gdhendësi Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1814 gdhendje Noun carving, engraving.
1815 gdhendur Verb
1816 gdhenjtë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gdhe.
1817 gegënisht Adverb Gheg form of gegërisht.
1818 gegënishte Noun Gheg form of gegërishte.
1819 gegërisht Adverb /ɡeɡəˈɾiʃt/ in the Gheg dialect.
1820 gegërishte Noun /ɡeɡəˈɾiʃte/ Equivalent to 'Gheg': Member of an Albanian people inhabiting northern Albania, Kosovo and parts of North Macedonia and…
1821 gegnisht Adverb alternative spelling of gegënisht.
1822 gegnishte Noun alternative spelling of gegënishte.
1823 gëlqerar Noun
1824 gëlqerës Noun
1825 gëlqerëzim Noun
1826 gëlqerinë Noun
1827 gëlqeroj Noun
1828 gëlqeror Noun
1829 gëlqeros Noun
1830 gëlqertë Noun
1831 gënjeshtar Noun Equivalent to 'liar': Someone who tells a lie; especially, a person who frequently lies.
1832 gënjeshtër Noun Equivalent to 'lie': The terrain and conditions surrounding the ball before it is struck.
1833 gënjeshtra Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1834 gërbellë Noun /ɡəɾbɛːɫ/ hole in a boulder.
1835 gërdalla Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1836 gërdallat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërdallë.
1837 gërdallë Noun old, tall person, beanpole.
1838 gërdhajë Noun the lower social class, the wretched (term used by the upper class).
1839 gërdhata Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1840 gërdhatat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërdhatë.
1841 gërdhatë Noun barren, rugged mountain chain (or place).
1842 gërdhele Noun badly-tilled land (full of clods).
1843 gërdhitë Noun defect, imperfection, dent (in living beings or objects).
1844 gërdhomë Noun leftovers of grain spikes after threshing.
1845 gërdhushtë Noun leftovers of grain spikes after threshing (used to feed the birds).
1846 gërditshëm Noun
1847 gërditur Verb
1848 gërfejtë Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërfyell.
1849 gërfyell Noun /ɡəɾˈfyɛɫ/ cave with two entrances.
1850 gërgalec Noun
1851 gërgalle Noun rocky terrain.
1852 gërgasës Noun
1853 gërgasëse Noun
1854 gërgitur Verb
1855 gërhanat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërhanë.
1856 gërhasim Noun
1857 gërhasin Noun
1858 gërhiste Noun
1859 gërhitëm Noun
1860 gërhitën Noun
1861 gërhitët Noun
1862 gërhitja Noun
1863 gërhitje Noun
1864 gërhitka Noun
1865 gërhitkam Noun
1866 gërhitkan Noun
1867 gërhitke Noun
1868 gërhitkemi Noun
1869 gërhitkeni Noun
1870 gërhitkësh Noun
1871 gërhitni Noun
1872 gërhitnim Noun
1873 gërhitnin Noun
1874 gërhitnit Noun
1875 gërhitsh Noun
1876 gërhitsha Noun
1877 gërhitshim Noun
1878 gërhitshin Noun
1879 gërhitshit Noun
1880 gërhittë Noun
1881 gërhitur Noun, Verb
1882 gërlatur Verb
1883 gërmadha Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1884 gërmadhat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërmadhë.
1885 gërmadhë Noun old building ruins, rundown building.
1886 germanium Noun Equivalent to 'Germanium': A nonmetallic chemical element (symbol Ge) with an atomic number of 32: a lustrous, hard-brit…
1887 germaniumi Noun indefinite dative/genitive/ablative singular.
1888 gërmëzoj Noun
1889 gërmitur Verb
1890 gërmuqur Verb
1891 gërqinjë Noun Greek; person from Greece (fem.).
1892 gërrefshë Noun small tuft (of bristles or stiff hairs).
1893 gërrellë Noun secluded place or hollow (nestled deep in cliffs, far from sunlight).
1894 gërresat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërresë.
1895 gërryerje Noun
1896 gërshanë Noun Gheg form of gërshërë.
1897 gërshëra Noun definite nominative singular of gërshërë.
1898 gërshërë Noun Equivalent to 'Scissors': A tool used for cutting thin material, consisting of two crossing blades attached at a pivot p…
1899 gërshërët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërshërë.
1900 gërshërëz Noun
1901 gërsheta Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of gërshet.
1902 gërshetat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërshet.
1903 gërshetëz Noun
1904 gërsheti Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1905 gërshetoj Noun
1906 gërthapë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of gërthap.
1907 gërthapët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gërthap.
1908 gërthita Verb
1909 gërthitur Verb
1910 gërthiulë Noun
1911 gërvisht Verb to scratch, scrape with the nails.
1912 gërvishta Verb
1913 gërvishtje Noun verbal noun of gërvisht (“scratching”).
1914 gërvishtur Verb
1915 gështallë Noun post, stud, stem, stalk.
1916 gështenjë Noun /ɡəʃˈteɲ(ə)/ sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa).
1917 gëthapët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gëthep.
1918 gëzholle Noun
1919 gëzuar ditëlindjen Phrase Equivalent to 'happy birthday': To wish (someone) a happy birthday.
1920 gëzuar Krishtlindja Phrase Merry Christmas!.
1921 gjahtarëve Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of gjahtar.
1922 gjak qumështi Noun
1923 gjakatar Noun
1924 gjakëmbël Noun
1925 gjakmarrje Noun Equivalent to 'revenge': Any form of personal, retaliatory action against an individual, institution, or group for some…
1926 gjaknxehtë Noun
1927 gjakosem Noun
1928 gjakpastër Noun
1929 gjakpirës Noun Equivalent to 'Leech': A surname originating as an occupation, derived from the profession leech, a former word for a ph…
1930 gjallëri Noun
1931 gjallëroj Noun
1932 gjallesa Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1933 gjallesat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gjallesë.
1934 gjallesë Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of gjallesë.
1935 gjalpanik Noun
1936 gjalpatore Noun
1937 gjarpërim Noun
1938 gjarpërinj Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of gjarpër.
1939 gjarpëroj Noun
1940 gjarpëron Noun
1941 gjarpëror Noun
1942 gjarpërues Noun
1943 gjarpërush Noun
1944 gjarpërzi Noun
1945 gjarpëzi Noun
1946 gjarpujc Noun
1947 gjasërame Noun Equivalent to 'sign': A visible fact that shows that something exists or may happen.
1948 gjataman Noun, Adjective tall, lanky.
1949 gjëegjëzë Noun Equivalent to 'riddle': A sieve with coarse meshes, usually of wire, for separating coarser materials from finer, as cha…
1950 gjel bishtlirë Noun
1951 gjel deti Noun
1952 gjelaman Noun swallowtail butterfly (Papilio machaon).
1953 gjelinat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gjelinë.
1954 gjellëtar Noun Equivalent to 'Cook': An English surname originating as an occupation for a cook or seller of cooked food.
1955 gjellëtari Noun cooking, cookery (the art, occupation of cooking).
1956 gjellëtore Noun Equivalent to 'restaurant': An eating establishment in which diners are served food, usually by waiters at their tables…
1957 gjëlpërë Noun /ɟilˈpəɾə/
1958 gjeneral Noun general (military rank).
1959 gjenetik Adjective /[ɟʑɛnɛˈtik]/
1960 gjenetikë Noun, Adjective /ɟeneˈtikə/ Equivalent to 'genetics': The branch of biology that deals with the transmission and variation of inherited characterist…
1961 gjenitiv Noun the grammatical case genitive.
1962 gjenocid Noun /[ɟʑɛnɔˈtsit]/ Equivalent to 'genocide': The systematic and deliberate destruction of a group of people; typically by killing substanti…
1963 gjeografi Noun Equivalent to 'geography': The study of the physical properties of the earth, including how humans affect and are affect…
1964 gjeografik Adjective geographical.
1965 gjeologik Adjective geological.
1966 gjeologji Noun /[ɟʑɛɔlɔˈɟʑi]/ Equivalent to 'Geology': The science that studies the structure of the earth (or other planets), together with its origi…
1967 gjeologjik Adjective /[ɟʑɛɔlɔˈɟʑik]/ geological.
1968 gjeometri Noun Equivalent to 'Geometry': The branch of mathematics dealing with spatial relationships.
1969 gjeometrik Adjective geometric.
1970 gjeraqinë Noun Equivalent to 'Hawk': A plasterer's tool, made of a flat surface with a handle below, used to hold an amount of plaster…
1971 gjerdanë Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural of gjerdan.
1972 gjerdanët Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gjerdan.
1973 gjerdani Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular.
1974 gjerdhesh Noun indefinite ablative plural of gardh.
1975 gjerdhet Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gardh.
1976 gjerdheve Noun indefinite genitive/dative plural of gardh.
1977 gjermane Noun, Adjective german (female person).
1978 gjeturinë Noun
1979 gjezdisje Noun
1980 gjilanas Noun
1981 gjillesë Noun salt, taste.
1982 gjilpëra Noun indefinite nominative/accusative plural.
1983 gjilpërat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gjilpërë.
1984 gjilpërë Noun /ɟilˈpəɾə/ prickly spine of hedgehog.
1985 gjineshtër Noun Spanish broom (Spartium junceum).
1986 gjinjvet Noun definite genitive/dative/ablative plural of gji.
1987 gjinkallë Noun indefinite dative/ablative singular of gjinkallë.
1988 gjinokuq Noun Equivalent to 'Robin': Any of various passerine birds (about 100 species) of the families Muscicapidae, Turdidae and Pet…
1989 gjirafat Noun definite nominative/accusative plural of gjirafë.
1990 gjirafave Noun definite dative/ablative plural.
1991 gjithandej Adverb /ɟʝiθaˈndɛj/ everywhere, everyplace.
1992 gjithashtu Adverb /[ɟʑɪθaʃˈtu]/ Equivalent to 'also': And in addition: It's a pretty cat, also friendly.
1993 gjithëcila Noun
1994 gjithëcili Noun
1995 gjithësesi Adverb
1996 gjithësi Noun /ɟiθəˈsi/ Equivalent to 'universe': Our universe, the sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself…
1997 gjithësia Noun definite nominative singular of gjithësi.
1998 gjithkah Noun
1999 gjithkund Noun Equivalent to 'Anywhere': A person without strong cultural or social ties that are exclusive to a specific place.
2000 gjithkush Noun
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