Sigurtë

Sigurtë is an Albanian adjective meaning "safe" or "secure." It is used to describe the safety of people, places, objects, or events, as well as the reliability of information, plans, or technologies.

In everyday speech, sigurtë conveys that something is unlikely to cause harm or that a condition is dependable. It can describe physical safety, such as a risk-conscious environment, as well as abstract safety, like the trustworthiness of a statement or the robustness of a system. In more formal or technical contexts, sigurtë is used to discuss security, risk management, and assurances.

Etymology and related terms: the word derives from the root sigur-, and is related to a family of Albanian terms dealing with security and certainty, such as siguri (security) and sigurim (assurance). The adjective form sigurtë integrates this semantic core to express safety, dependability, and confidence.

Usage note: sigurtë appears across registers—from safety instructions and insurance or legal language to everyday conversation about risk and reliability. It can also participate in compound formations that specify different shades of safety or confidence within a given context.