Mësuesin

Mësuesin is the definite masculine singular form of the Albanian noun mësues, meaning "the teacher." The term designates a person who teaches, typically in a school setting. In Albanian, nouns have grammatical gender and different forms for case and number. The base form mësues refers to the teacher in an indefinite or general sense; the definite nominative form is mësuesi, and the definite accusative form is mësuesin, used when the teacher is the direct object of the sentence. For example: Unë e shoh mësuesin.

The feminine counterpart is mësuese, with the corresponding definite forms mësuesja (nominative) and mësuesen (accusative). These gendered forms reflect Albanian’s agreement between nouns and accompanying determiners or adjectives.

Etymology and usage context: The word derives from the root mës- related to teaching and learning, connected with the noun mësim (lesson). Mësues is commonly used in educational contexts to refer to teachers in schools, colleges, and other instructional settings. The definite form mësuesin specifically appears when the teacher is the object of a sentence, while mësuesi marks the subject or predicate as “the teacher.” See also Albanian language, mësues, mësuese.