Monitoruar

Monitoruar is a term used in Albanian to denote the completed action of monitoring. It functions as the past participle of a loanword from the English verb monitor and is used to describe systems, processes, or entities that have been observed or tracked. In Albanian, monitoruar can appear as an adjective describing a state resulting from monitoring, or as part of verb phrases in perfect tenses.

Etymology and usage notes: The word monitoruar derives from monitor, which in English comes from Latin monitores, meaning “one who warns or advises,” and has evolved to mean to observe or supervise. In Albanian, monitoruar is commonly employed to indicate that an observation or data collection process has taken place, resulting in a monitored condition or status.

Applications: Monitoruar appears across fields where observation and data collection are essential. In information technology, a system described as monitoruar has its performance metrics and health indicators tracked over time. In healthcare, patient monitoring involves continuous observation of vital signs and other clinical data. In environmental science, monitoring encompasses data collection on air and water quality, wildlife, and climate indicators. In security and compliance contexts, monitoring refers to auditing and oversight of activities to ensure policy adherence.

Examples: In Albanian, one might say, “Sistemi është monitoruar prej 24 orësh,” meaning “The system has been monitored for 24 hours.” The English equivalents are “monitored” (adjective) or “to monitor” (verb); the noun form is “monitoring.”

See also: Monitoring, Surveillance, Observability.