Shko

Shko is a term with multiple uses in Balkan languages and onomastics. In Albanian, shko is the imperative form of the verb shkoj, meaning "go." It functions as a direct command in everyday speech and is widely encountered in instruction, dialogue, and language learning materials. The form is used for the second-person singular subject and contrasts with the indicative form.

As a proper noun, Shko appears as a place name and a surname in some Albanian-speaking and Balkan communities. The exact locations and individuals vary, and there is no single canonical Shko subject; occurrences typically require contextual clarification such as country, language, or time period.

Because of its status as both a common word and a possible toponym or surname, disambiguation is often necessary when encountering the term in texts.

In other contexts, Shko may appear as part of longer names or phrases but does not denote a widely recognized international organization, product, or historical event under this title.

See also: Albanian language; toponymy; surnames in the Balkans.