Objekteve

Objekteve is a form of the Albanian noun objekt, used in genitive constructions to refer to objects or items in the plural. In standard Albanian, the basic plural for the subject is objektet (the objects), while objekteve appears in oblique or genitive contexts.

Grammatical notes: Albanian nouns show a limited case system and often indicate possession or relation through prepositions rather than distinct inflected forms. The genitive plural form objekteve is formed from objekt with the genitive/plural ending, and it commonly appears with the preposition e, which marks the genitive relation. This combination expresses relationships such as “of the objects,” “belonging to the objects,” or other associative links.

Usage: The form objekteve is used after prepositions that govern the genitive in Albanian, especially in formal or written language. It is not typically used as the subject of a sentence; instead, it marks a relationship between objects and another noun or idea.

Examples:

- ngjyrat e objekteve (the colors of the objects)

- çmimet e objekteve (the prices of the objects)

- specifikimet e objekteve (the specifications of the objects)

See also: Albanian grammar, Genitive case (Albanian), Objekt.

Note: Objekteve should be understood as the genitive plural form of objekti/objekt in Albanian, used primarily in phrases that express possession or association, rather than as a standalone noun form.