Ndihmo

Ndihmo is an Albanian verb meaning to help. It is a common verb used in everyday speech and writing, appearing in a range of tenses and moods. The word forms part of phrases that request or describe assistance and is closely related to the noun ndihmë, which means help or assistance.

In usage, ndihmo is frequently found in imperative constructions to request aid, such as Ndihmo, të lutem, meaning Help, please. The verb also occurs in present tense forms, for example unë ndihmoj (I help) and ti ndihmon (you help), reflecting the standard Albanian pattern of subject-verb agreement with the root ndihm-. Past and future tenses are formed according to Albanian conjugation rules, with speakers using combinations of the stem ndihm- and appropriate endings or auxiliary verbs.

The term appears in various registers, from casual conversation to formal instruction or health care, where it may describe offering support, providing assistance, or facilitating a task. As with many Albanian verbs, ndihmo can be extended into compound expressions and idiomatic phrases that convey nuances of help, cooperation, and support.

Related topics include the noun ndihmë (help/assistance) and broader Albanian verb morphology, including present, past, and future conjugations, as well as the imperative mood used to give direct requests or commands.

See also: Albanian language, ndihmë, verbs, imperative mood.