Gjendjes

Gjendjes is the genitive singular form of the Albanian noun gjendje, which denotes state, condition, or situation. The term covers a wide range of meanings, including physical, social, economic, political, and health-related states. In everyday language it can refer to the current status of a person, object, process, or system. Examples of common uses include gjendje shëndetësore (health status) and gjendje ekonomike (economic condition).

The word is widely used in contexts such as medicine, journalism, administration, and public discourse to describe how things are at a given time. It can describe the general condition of a person, the performance of a device, or the state of a country or environment. Phrases like gjendje e jashtëzakonshme (state of emergency) or gjendja atmosferike (weather condition) illustrate its breadth.

As a grammatical form, gjendjes is the genitive singular of gjendje and appears in constructions that express possession or relation, typically after prepositions. For example, it is used in phrases meaning “of the state” or “the state’s [something].” The definite singular form of the noun is gjendja, and the regular plural is gjendjet.

In English, gjendje translates to state, condition, situation, or health status, depending on context. The term is common in formal writing, official reports, and everyday speech. The expression gjendje e jashtëzakonshme is a standard way to refer to a state of emergency, while gjendje shëndetësore refers to a person’s health status. See also related terms for specific contexts such as health, economy, and environment.