Emërore

Emërore is a linguistic term used in Albanian grammar to describe elements related to names or to nominal expressions. It is formed from the noun emër, meaning name, with the adjectival suffix -ore, and it is used to label a grammatical class that centers on nouns and noun phrases as opposed to verbal structures.

In Albanian linguistic descriptions, emërore denotes the category that covers nouns, proper names, and the noun-like phrases that function as subjects, objects, or complements in clauses. The term helps distinguish nominal units from verbal units within sentence structure. Fraza emërore (nominal phrases) are typically built around a noun and may include determiners, adjectives, and modifiers that accompany the noun, such as "djali i ri" (the young boy) or "libri i madh" (the big book).

Usage and scope vary by grammar tradition, but emërore is generally used to discuss how nouns and noun phrases behave syntactically, how they are inflected, and how they interact with determiners and modifiers. The feminine form emërore is commonly used when describing nominal phrases or other emërore elements in gender-sensitive or agreement-based descriptions.

Related concepts include emër (name), fraza emërore (nominal phrase), and gramatikë (grammar). Emërore as a label helps linguists organize analysis of noun-related phenomena in Albanian syntax, morphology, and semantics, and it appears in educational grammars and reference works on the Albanian language.