dispozita

Dispozita is a term found primarily in Albanian-language legal and administrative contexts. In Albanian, dispozita denotes a provision, clause, or disposition within a legal document, regulation, or contract. It is used to refer to individual articles or items that specify rights, obligations, or conditions. The plural form is dispozitat, while the singular form is dispozita. In practice, texts will present provisions in numbered or titled sections, for example “Dispozita 1” or “Dispozitat eLigjit,” indicating distinct parts of a larger act.

Etymology and related terms: dispozita derives from Latin dispositus, meaning arranged or placed; the sense of arrangement or setting up is preserved in Albanian usage. The concept is closely related to English terms such as provision, clause, or article, though dispozita remains specific to Albanian legal and administrative phrasing.

Usage and scope: the word appears in statutes, contracts, regulations, and official notices. It typically refers to the content that formalizes obligations, permissions, or rules within a document. In addition to formal texts, it may appear in education and commentary on Albanian law to explain the structure of a legal act.

Other uses: outside Albanian-language contexts, dispozita is rarely used as a standalone term in English and may appear only as a transliteration in translations or as a proper noun in names and titles. See also: disposition, provision, clause, Albanian language, legal document.