Ngarkuara

Ngarkuara is the feminine singular past participle form of the Albanian verb ngarkuar and is used as an adjective meaning loaded or charged. In grammar, ngarkuara functions to describe a noun that has been burdened, loaded with cargo, or charged with energy. It derives from the verb ngarkuar and agrees in gender with the noun it modifies.

In usage, ngarkuara appears mainly with feminine nouns. It can describe physical loading, such as a vehicle or container that carries a load, as well as electrical or energy-related charge, and it can also be used metaphorically to refer to emotional or symbolic burdens. Common examples include phrases like bateria ngarkuara (charged battery) or cisterna ngarkuara me karburant (the fuel-filled tank). In formal or technical writing, ngarkuara helps convey a state of being that results from a prior act of loading or charging.

The term is restricted to Albanian grammar and vocabulary, and while it is not a separate independent concept, it is a productive form for describing state or condition. Ngarkuara contrasts with the masculine singular ngarkuar, the uninflected form used with masculine nouns, while other plural forms follow standard Albanian agreement rules. See also ngarkuar and ngarkim for related forms and concepts.