Lërë

Lërë is a term that appears in Albanian, where it functions primarily as a verb form. In standard Albanian, lërë is associated with the imperative mood and is used to issue a direct command or request related to the action of leaving or allowing something to happen. The word is written with the diacritic ë, which signals a specific vowel quality in Albanian orthography.

In usage, lërë can serve as a concise directive in everyday speech as well as in written text. Its exact interpretation—whether meaning “leave,” “let,” or a related sense—depends on the accompanying context, object, and any negation or auxiliary elements that accompany the verb in a sentence. Like other Albanian imperatives, its form can interact with pronouns and other modifiers to convey nuance such as emphasis, politeness, or urgency.

Beyond its grammatical function, lërë may also appear as a proper name in some Albanian-speaking communities. It can be found as a surname or in toponymic contexts, reflecting the broader cultural and linguistic landscape of the region.

See also: Albanian language, Albanian grammar, imperative mood, Albanian phonology.