dërgosësh

Dërgosësh is an Albanian present subjunctive form of the verb dërgoj, meaning "to send." It represents the second-person singular form used in subordinate clauses to express desire, necessity, doubt, or instruction, and is typically found with conjunctions like që or with modal expressions.

Etymology and morphology: the verb dërgoj comes from the root dërgo- meaning "to send." The present subjunctive second-person singular form adds the suffix -ësh, yielding dërgosësh. This form is used when the action of sending is contemplated as a possibility, requirement, or request directed at the person addressed (ti). In standard Albanian, variations may appear in dialects, but dërgosësh is the common literary form.

Usage: dërgosësh appears in sentences that require a subordinate clause after expressions such as është mirë që, është domosdoshmëri që, don/duhet të, or kurse. It denotes that the subject should perform the action of sending. For example, after a clause introducing a wish or requirement, one might say: "Është mirë që ti dërgosësh dokumentet sot." Another example is a directive: "Duhet të dërgosësh kërkesën brenda afatit." It is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone verb, used to express intention or obligation toward the addressee.

See also: Albanian grammar, present subjunctive, dërgoj.

Note: While dërgosësh is the standard second-person singular present subjunctive, some Albanian dialects may use closely related forms such as dërgoshesh in informal speech.