Përfunduaradjekohet

Përfunduaradjekohet is a term that has appeared in some Albanian-language linguistic discussions to describe a particular stage in the adjectivization process. The word is a compound formed from two Albanian morphemes: përfunduar, meaning "completed" or "finished," and adjekohet, a form built from the verb adjektohet, meaning "is adjectified" or "becomes an adjective." The term is not part of standard Albanian orthography and is not widely attested in dictionaries; it is primarily used in theoretical or speculative discussions about how words transition from verbal or nominal bases to adjectives.

In practice, përfunduaradjekohet is used to label a state where a form has completed its path to functioning as an adjective within a sentence or larger phrase. Analysts might apply the label when a derived form shows standard adjective properties such as agreement, predication, and gradability, indicating that the morphological process has reached completion.

Usage is limited and provisional; it is largely confined to academic discussions, language blogs, or toy analyses rather than standard grammar guides. As a coined term, it should be defined explicitly when introduced, and readers should note that other scholars may describe the same phenomenon using established terms such as adjectives derived from verbs or adjectivization.

Related concepts include adjectivization, denominal adjectives, and the broader field of Albanian morphology and syntax.