Parregullt

Parregullt is an adjective in Albanian that describes something that is not regular, not following established rules, patterns, or norms. The word is formed with the negating prefix par- attached to rregull, the word for rule or regularity. It is used across contexts to indicate deviations from what is typical or expected.

In language and linguistics, parregullt commonly refers to verbs or other forms that do not conform to standard conjugation or inflection patterns. Albanian has both regular and irregular verbs, and parregullt forms may exhibit irregular stems, endings, or past participles that diverge from the regular paradigm. Dictionaries, grammar guides, and language learners often mark such forms as parregullt to signal nonconformity to the canonical system.

Beyond grammar, parregullt describes irregularities in various domains, including schedules, procedures, or behavior. For example, a parregullt timetable may diverge from the usual sequence of hours, and parregullt practices may depart from widely accepted methods. In statistical or administrative contexts, the term can indicate anomalies that require special attention or adjustments.

In everyday usage, parregullt is typically contrasted with rregullt, meaning regular or standard. The term helps communicate that something does not fit the expected pattern, whether in language, operation, or conduct, and may imply the need for special handling or analysis.