Përbashkova

Përbashkova is an Albanian verb form used in standard Albanian. It represents the first-person singular simple past tense (aorist) of verbs based on the stem përbashko-, meaning to merge, unite, or bring together. Translated, it corresponds to "I merged" or "I joined" in English.

Usage of the word appears in sentences describing completed actions of merging or uniting entities such as organizations, projects, or ideas. For example, in a formal sentence one might say "Unë përbashkova dy institucione." The form is most commonly found in written or formal contexts, including descriptions of historical mergers or structured collaborations.

Etymology and form: The verb derives from the prefix për- combined with bashk-, from bashkë meaning "together," with the suffix -ova marking the past tense for the first-person singular in this verb class. Related forms would include other tenses and moods built from the same stem.

Notes: As a common verb, përbashkova is not typically recognized as a proper noun. When capitalized as Përbashkova, it could in theory be a surname or a fictional name, but in ordinary use it refers to the past tense form meaning "I merged." The exact spellings and inflections can vary with dialect and regional usage.

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