Ngjallin

Ngjallin is a finite verb form in Albanian. It represents the third-person plural present tense of the verb ngjall, which means to wake up or awaken. The form is used when the subject is they (plural) and the action occurs in the present.

Usage: Ngjallin can be used transitively, with an object indicating what is woken, such as waking someone or something. It can also appear intransitively in expressions that imply waking from sleep or bringing about awakening, depending on surrounding words and context.

Morphology: The base verb is ngjall; adding the appropriate ending yields ngjallin for the third-person plural present. Other present-tense forms exist for other persons, and the form changes with mood or aspect in more complex tenses.

Etymology and language notes: Ngjallin derives from ngjall and is a standard conjugation pattern in Albanian verbs. The form is common in everyday Albanian, appearing in prose, dialogue, and instructional text.

See also: Albanian language; Albanian verb conjugation; grammar.