Ekspresionet

Ekspresionet is the Albanian term for expressions and is used across several disciplines. The noun is formed as ekspresion + et, the definite plural form meaning "the expressions." The term appears in mathematics, computer science, linguistics, and everyday language, where it denotes a unit that conveys a value or meaning, depending on context.

In mathematics and computer science, an ekspresion consists of values, variables, and operators arranged according to a formal syntax, and it evaluates to a value. Examples include simple arithmetic expressions such as 2+3 and more complex forms like a*(b+1). In programming languages, expressions are central to computations and may include function calls, casts, or conditional parts.

In linguistics and everyday usage, ekspresionet refer to phrases whose meaning cannot be deduced from the individual words alone—idioms or figurative expressions. They are analyzed for meaning, usage, and connotations in the culture or language community.

The term also appears in educational materials and language guides as a general label for discussions of expressions in math, logic, or language. While not tied to a single work, Ekspresionet can occur as a heading or topic in textbooks, articles, or courses dealing with syntax, semantics, and communication.

See also: ekspresion, shprehje, idiom, expression (mathematics).