Njohësh

Njohësh is an Albanian verb form. It represents the present subjunctive (subjunctive mood) of the verb njoh, meaning “to know.” Specifically, njohësh corresponds to the second-person singular form, used in subordinate clauses and in constructions that express wishes, doubts, possibilities, or hypothetical scenarios.

In standard Albanian, the form is used after conjunctions such as që and nëse to introduce dependent clauses. It marks a non-factual or potential action, rather than a current or definite one, and it contrasts with the corresponding indicative form ti njeh (you know). Because Albanian subjunctive forms vary by person, njohësh is the recognized 2nd person singular form for the present subjunctive of njoh.

Usage and examples:

- Dua që ti njohësh të gjitha rrethanat. (I want you to know all the circumstances.)

- Nëse ti njohësh rrugën, do të arrijmë shpejt. (If you know the way, we will arrive quickly.)

Related forms include the indicative present ti njeh (you know) and the noun njohje, which means knowledge or acquaintance. Njohësh is generally encountered in literary, formal, or careful speech and is a standard element of Albanian grammar. Dialectal variation may occur in other subjunctive forms, but njohësh remains the recognized second-person singular present subjunctive in standard Albanian.