Përshtatua

Përshtatua is the past participle of the Albanian verb "përshtat," which means to adapt, fit, adjust, or suit. As a past participle, it can function as an adjective or be used in compound verb tenses.

When used as an adjective, "përshtatua" describes something that has been adapted, adjusted, or made suitable for a particular purpose or situation. For example, "rroba të përshtatuara" would mean "adapted clothes" or "clothes that fit well." It implies a successful modification or alignment with a requirement.

In grammatical contexts, "përshtatua" is part of perfect tenses. For instance, "Ai ishte përshtatua" translates to "He had adapted" or "He had adjusted." Here, it signifies an action of adapting that was completed before another past event. The verb "përshtat" itself carries a sense of making something harmonious or appropriate, whether physically or metaphorically. The past participle "përshtatua" therefore conveys the state or result of this process of adaptation.