Krijimet

Krijimet is the Albanian noun meaning creations or beings produced by creation. It is the plural form of krijim, which denotes the act of creating or something that has been created. The term is used across domains—from art and literature to science and folklore—and its precise sense depends on context. In a broad sense, krijimet encompasses both tangible products such as artworks and inventions, and imagined or mythic beings conceived by storytellers.

In grammar, krijim is masculine; the definite plural krijimet is used when referring to specific known creations, while krijime denotes the indefinite plural. Examples: "krijimet e artit" (the creations of art / the artworks), "krijimet e tij" (his creations).

In folklore and contemporary fiction, krijimet may denote mythical creatures or entities fashioned by gods, spirits, or authors. In a broader sense, the term also covers the ideas, designs, and projects produced by people. The distinction between a single creation (krijim) and a collection of creations (krijimet or krijime) is a common feature in Albanian usage, helping to signal definiteness and scope.