Tregoj

Tregoj is a verb in Albanian meaning to show or to tell, and it can also convey the sense of revealing information or presenting something to someone. It is commonly used in everyday language as a transitive verb that takes a direct object or an indirect object when indicating what is being shown or told. The infinitive form is tregoj, and, like other Albanian verbs of the -oj class, it is inflected to express different tenses and moods through standard verb conjugation and auxiliary constructions.

In practical use, tregoj covers both literal and figurative meanings. It can be used to describe the act of showing a physical object (for example, demonstrating or presenting something) as well as the act of telling or recounting information or events (for example, telling a story or informing someone about facts). The nuance of meaning is usually determined by context, the object that follows the verb, and accompanying words.

Etymology and related forms: The root treg- underlies several Albanian words related to communication and presentation, including tregim, which means “story,” and tregues, which can mean “indicator” or “sign.” These related terms reflect the core sense of presenting or supplying information.

See also: tregim, tregues, and the imperative form trego. While tregoj is the base verb, usage examples and additional forms appear across Albanian dictionaries and grammar guides, illustrating its role as a common verb for conveying information or demonstrating something.