Vizitës

Vizitës is an Albanian noun used to denote a person who visits a place or another person, i.e., a visitor, and it can also refer to the act or concept of visiting in certain contexts. The term is derived from the root vizit- found in the noun vizitë (a visit). In everyday Albanian, the more common word for a person who visits is vizitor, while vizitës appears mainly in more formal or institutional language and in grammatical constructions where the word functions as an agent or in fixed phrases.

In usage, vizitës often appears in phrases related to specific kinds of visits. For example, official or ceremonial contexts may employ phrases like vizitës zyrtare (an official visitor) or discussions about the frequency or pattern of visits, such as numri vizitës (the number of visits). The term may also appear in historical or archival writing to describe visitors to sites, institutions, or events.

Relation to other related terms is typical of Albanian vocabulary around visit and visiting. Vizitë is the action or instance of visiting, vizitor is a person who visits, and vizitës functions as the noun form that emphasizes the agent of visiting in appropriate contexts. Because of its formal tone, vizitës is encountered more frequently in official documents, academic writing, or descriptive passages rather than in casual conversation.

See also: Vizitë, Vizitor, Modo të vizitave.

Note: In everyday Albanian, speakers may prefer vizitor to refer to a visitor in most situations, reserving vizitës for formal or specialized usage.