Javës

Javës is the genitive form of the Albanian noun java, meaning the week. It is used in phrases that indicate the relationship of an event, period, or object to the weekly cycle, and it appears frequently in calendars, schedules, and journalism. The form is common in expressions such as dita e javës (the day of the week) and programet e javës (the programs of the week), where it marks the connection to the weekly time frame.

Grammatical notes: In Albanian, java is feminine; in the genitive case it becomes javës. This form carries possession or association with the week and is used with other nouns in constructions that require the genitive or definite form. The word can appear with the definite determiner as part of longer phrases, for example, java e ardhshme (the coming week) or dita e javës (the day of the week).

Usage: Javës commonly appears in everyday speech and formal writing to refer to weekly periods or recurring events. It is most often seen in fixed expressions describing time, schedules, or media programming, and it helps distinguish what belongs to a given week from what belongs to a different time frame.

See also: Albanian language; Days of the week; Java (programming language) — note potential confusion with similarly spelled terms.