Ndërlidhja

Ndërlidhja is a noun in Albanian that denotes the action or result of linking, connecting, or associating two or more elements. It derives from the verb lidh, “to bind” or “to connect,” with the prefix ndër- indicating a relationship that is between or among. The term is used in both concrete and abstract senses to describe interconnection rather than a single link.

In infrastructure and technology, ndërlidhja refers to interconnection between networks, systems, or components, such as electrical grids, telecommunications networks, data exchanges, or transportation corridors that tie regions or countries together. In social, economic, and organizational contexts, the word describes the ties, partnerships, and dependencies among institutions, markets, communities, or nations that enable cooperation, trade, or coordination. It can also refer to the cognitive or conceptual linking of ideas within a text or argument, when disparate elements are connected to form a larger system or narrative.

The term appears in academic, professional, and policy discourse in Albanian-language sources and in translations to express the general notion of interconnection. It emphasizes relationships and networks as opposed to individual, isolated parts, and it is often used to discuss interoperability, integration, or the creation of cohesive systems across domains.