Mjegulla

Mjegulla is a term used in the Albanian language to denote fog or a dense mist. In everyday speech and meteorological descriptions, mjegulla describes the phenomenon of reduced visibility caused by condensed water droplets suspended near the ground.

The word is closely related to the noun mjegull, which also means fog in Albanian, and mjegulla may occur as a definite form when referring to “the fog” of a particular moment or place. The etymology traces mjegulla to mjegull and reflects standard Albanian noun inflection patterns.

In literature, poetry, and folk usage, mjegulla is often invoked as a descriptive element to convey winter scenes, mystery, or distance. In contemporary Albanian media and conversation, the term is used for weather reporting and casual speech without any specialized technical connotations beyond fog.

See also: Fog, Weather, Albanian language.