Pjesëve

Pjesëve is an Albanian term formed from the noun pjesë, meaning “part” or “portion.” In Albanian grammar, pjesëve represents an oblique plural form of pjesë and is used in constructions where parts are being described as belonging to or belonging to be distributed within a whole. It is typically found with prepositions and in contexts that enumerate or specify components, segments, or divisions of a larger entity.

Usage and function

Pjesëve appears in phrases that express relationships such as “parts of” or “to parts of.” It is common in descriptive, technical, and academic writing when detailing components of a system, body, document, or organization. Examples (illustrative rather than exhaustive) include phrases like pjesëve të trupit (parts of the body), pjesëve të një plani (parts of a plan), or pjesëve të një mekanizmi (parts of a mechanism). The construction often involves the preposition të, which marks possession or partitive relationships.

Relation to other forms

Pjesëve is related to pjesë, the base noun meaning “part.” Depending on the syntactic role, other inflected forms of pjesë may be used, such as nominative forms in different contexts. The exact morphology can vary with dialect and register, but pjesëve specifically functions as an oblique form in partitive or genitive-like constructions.

See also

Pjesë, the fundamental noun for “part” in Albanian, and related terms describing components, sections, or segments in technical and descriptive prose. For broader context, Albanian grammar references provide guidance on oblique cases and prepositional phrases involving pjesë.