Ngarkues

Ngarkues is the Albanian noun for "the loader" or "one who loads." The term denotes a person who loads goods, as in warehouse or dock operations, and can also refer to equipment or machinery designed to perform loading tasks. In industrial contexts, ngarkues can describe both human workers and loading devices such as cranes or forklifts, depending on the emphasis in the sentence.

The word is formed from the verb ngarko, meaning "to load," with the agent suffix -ues, which creates a noun for the doer of an action. This pattern is common in Albanian for identifying people or processes associated with a specific activity.

In technical language, ngarkues may appear in discussions of electricity and physics as a generic reference to a carrier of electric charge. In standard Albanian, more precise expressions such as ngarkues elektrik or ngarkesë are used to distinguish between the charge itself and the particle that carries it, but ngarkues can still be encountered in informal or introductory texts to indicate a charge carrier.

See also: ngarkesë, ngarkim, karikues, ngarkues elektrik.