Strukturat

Strukturat is the definite plural form of the Albanian noun struktura, meaning “the structures.” It is a general term used across disciplines to refer to the arrangement, framework, or organization of parts within a whole. Strukturat can denote physical constructions such as buildings and bridges, as well as abstract frameworks like social institutions, organizational hierarchies, or data models.

In usage, strukturat appear in academic writing, policy discussions, and professional contexts to discuss how elements relate to one another. For example, one might study strukturat e shoqërisë (the structures of society) or strukturat e një sistemi teknologjik (the structures of a technological system). The term is closely related to struktura (structure) and to phrases describing structural analysis, design, or components.

Etymology and grammar: struktura is derived from Latin structura, and strukturat forms part of Albanian nominal declension, where the -at ending marks the definite plural. In practice, strukturat functions as a plural noun referring to multiple structures within a given domain.

See also: Struktura, Struktura sociale, Arkitekturë, Biologjia e strukturave.

Notes: The use of strukturat is primarily found in Albanian-language texts. In English-language writing, the concept is usually translated as “the structures,” with subsequent Albanian terms provided to specify context.