Konservatorëve

Konservatorëve is the Albanian oblique plural form of the noun konservator, used to indicate the genitive or dative case. The corresponding nominative plural is konservatorët, which means “the conservatives” or “the conservators” depending on context. The form konservatorëve is used in phrases where possession, association, or indirect reference is expressed, typically after prepositions or in constructions that require the genitive/dative plural.

In Albanian, konservator can refer to a professional conservator (for example, a person who preserves or restores cultural heritage) or, in a political context, to a member of a conservative party or group. The word is borrowed into Albanian from European languages, often through Italian conservatore or Latin conservator, and has been integrated into standard Albanian usage.

Common usage examples include:

- libri i konservatorëve — the conservatives’ book (the book of the conservators)

- deklaratat e konservatorëve — the conservatives’ statements (the statements of the conservatives)

Notes on grammar:

- Konservatorëve denotes a genitive/dative plural form; it appears after prepositions that require oblique cases or in possessive constructions with the definite article, as in libri i konservatorëve.

- The presence of the diacritic ë in konservatorëve is part of Albanian orthography and signals a distinct vowel sound.

Overall, konservatorëve serves as the plural oblique form for references to a group identified as conservators or conservatives, with meaning determined by context.