fjalimeve

Fjalim is a masculine Albanian noun meaning a formal spoken address delivered to an audience. It is commonly used in political, ceremonial, academic, or media contexts. In everyday language, fjalim can refer to any prepared speech given in front of listeners. The plural nominative is fjalimet (the speeches), while the genitive plural form is fjalimeve (of the speeches). The genitive form is used in phrases that express possession or association, such as “tema të fjalimeve” or “fjalimeve të mbajtura.”

Etymology and morphology: fjalim derives from the root fjala, meaning “word,” with the suffix -im that forms nouns denoting acts or things. The noun follows standard Albanian declension patterns for masculine nouns ending in -im, producing fjalimet in the nominative plural and fjalimeve in the genitive/dative plural.

Usage and style: fjalim appears in formal writing and reporting about public discourse. When referring to multiple speeches in a general sense, fjalimet is typical; when indicating relation to multiple speeches, fjalimeve is used. For example, “shteti kishte një seri fjalimore të mbajtura” would be less common; more natural is “fjalimet e mbajtura” or “fjalimeve të mbajtura” depending on the syntactic structure.

Relation to related terms: fjalim is the base form; fjalimet denotes spoken addresses; fjalimeve marks a genitive/dative plural form used with appropriate prepositions and in noun phrases describing ownership or association.

See also: fjalim (the concept of a speech), fjalimet (the speeches).