Heqësh

Heqësh is the second-person singular present subjunctive form of the Albanian verb heq, meaning to remove, take away, or subtract. In standard Albanian usage, it appears in subordinate clauses that express desire, necessity, possibility, doubt, or instruction, and it is commonly found after verbs of wanting or recommending, or after the conjunction që (that).

Morphology and usage context: The form is built on the stem heq- with the present subjunctive ending -ësh for the second person singular. Other persons in the present subjunctive have their own endings, for example që unë të heq (I remove), që ai/ajo të heqë (he/she removes), që ne të heqim (we remove), që ju të heqni (you remove), që ata/ato të heqin (they remove). The subjunctive mood in Albanian is used to express potentiality, instruction, or hypothetical situations and often follows expressions like duhet të (it is necessary to) or është mirë që (it is good that).

Examples: Typical uses include: "Duhet të heqësh diçka nga lista." (You should remove something from the list.) "Është e domosdoshme që ti të heqësh dorën nga ky projekt." (It is essential that you remove your hand from this project.) The form appears in contexts where a speaker is conveying a wish, recommendation, or conditional outcome.

Related forms: The related noun heqja denotes removal or subtraction, while the verb itself has other tense and mood forms beyond the present subjunctive. Heq is the base verb, and heqje refers to the act of removing in noun form. Note that dialectal and stylistic variations may affect usage or morphology in informal speech.