Pasqyrët

Pasqyrët is the Albanian term meaning “the mirrors,” and it is used as a phrase rather than a single, fixed subject. It derives from pasqyrë, which means “mirror,” with the definite plural form Pasqyrët. In Albanian-language contexts, Pasqyrët is often employed as a title or label for various works or discussions, rather than referring to one particular entity.

In cultural usage, mirrors frequently function as symbolic motifs for reflection, identity, memory, and truth. When used as a title, Pasqyrët typically signals an exploration of self-perception, duality, or the process of looking back at one’s experiences. Because the term is common and non-specific, it can refer to different kinds of works—literary pieces, films, music, or scholarly discussions—produced by different authors and in different regions or periods.

To determine the exact referent of Pasqyrët in a given instance, context is essential. Identify the creator, medium, country of origin, and release year or publication date. With these details, the specific work or discussion associated with Pasqyrët can be distinguished from other uses of the same phrase.

See also: pasqyrë (mirror); mirror motif in Albanian literature and culture.