Ngrohtë

Ngrohtë is an Albanian adjective meaning warm or heated. It describes physical warmth, as in a warm room or a warm day, and it can also convey a figurative sense of warmth, such as a warm personality or welcoming atmosphere. The form ngrohtë is the past participle of the verb ngroh, to warm, and it is used as a descriptive adjective in various contexts.

In grammar, ngrohtë agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. For example, masculine singular is i ngrohtë and feminine singular is e ngrohtë, with the appropriate determiner and agreement adjusting for the noun. It can appear predicatively, as in Moti është i ngrohtë (The weather is warm), or attributively, as in një dhomë e ngrohtë (a warm room).

Pronunciation is roughly like ngroh-tuh, with a stress on the first syllable and the final ë pronounced as a neutral, mid-central vowel. The word is commonly used across Albanian dialects and appears in everyday descriptions of temperature, comfort, and hospitality.

Etymologically, ngrohtë derives from the verb ngroh, and functions as the related adjective form to express warmth. It is part of a broader set of adjectival forms derived from actions or states and is widely used in standard Albanian prose and speech.

See also: Albanian language, Albanian adjectives, temperature terminology.