Njepasnjëshme

Njepasnjëshme is an Albanian word that translates to "consecutive" or "successive" in English. It is used to describe a series of events, actions, or items that follow one another in a logical order without interruption. The term implies a direct and unbroken sequence.

For example, one might speak of "ditë njepasnjëshme" (consecutive days) to refer to days that occur one after another. Similarly, "ngjarje njepasnjëshme" would describe events that happen in immediate succession. The concept is fundamental in understanding temporal relationships and ordered sequences within the Albanian language.

The root of the word can be traced back to "një" meaning "one" and "pas" meaning "after," literally suggesting "one after another." This etymology clearly illustrates the core meaning of unbroken succession. The grammatical form, a feminine adjective, agrees with nouns that are feminine, such as "vitet" (years) or "ndeshjet" (matches). The masculine form would be "njepasnjëshëm." The plural forms are "njepasnjëshme" (feminine plural) and "njepasnjëshëm" (masculine plural). Understanding njepasnjëshme is key to grasping the nuances of temporal and sequential descriptions in Albanian.