Transferueshëm

Transferueshëm is an Albanian adjective meaning able to be transferred; in English it corresponds to transferable. It describes objects, rights, or obligations that can be moved from one holder to another or converted from one form to another without altering their essential nature. The term is used in legal, financial, administrative, and logistical contexts and can refer to both tangible and intangible assets, as well as licenses or permits that can be reassigned.

In law and business, transferueshëm is commonly applied to rights or assets that can be legally reassigned. Examples include transferable property titles, negotiable instruments, or licenses that may be assigned to another party. In everyday usage, it can describe documents, permits, or classifications that are valid for transfer to a different holder or entity. The concept is important in processes such as asset reallocation, succession planning, or contract assignments.

Grammar and usage notes: transferueshëm is the masculine singular form; feminine singular is transferueshme. Adjectives of this type agree with the gender and number of the noun they modify, so you will also encounter forms for plural or different gender as appropriate in sentences.

Etymology: the word is formed from the verb transfero (to transfer) with the Albanian suffixes -uesh- and -ëm/-e to create an adjective meaning “able to be transferred.” It reflects influence from Latin via the root transferre, and it is commonly found in formal and administrative Albanian.