flokëve

Flokëve is the genitive plural form of the Albanian noun flok, which denotes a lock or strand of hair. The base form flok refers to a single lock, while the definite plural form flokët means “the locks.” Flokëve is used to express possession or association with hair in contexts that require the genitive case, typically after the preposition e, as in phrases describing attributes of hair.

In Albanian grammar, flok is a masculine noun. Its various forms include the indefinite singular flok and the definite plural flokët. The genitive plural flokëve is used to indicate “of the locks” or “of the hair” in reference to multiple strands, or more generally to hair as a collective. The construction with e, as in ngjyrat e flokëve, is a common way to express “the colors of the hair” or similar attributes connected to hair.

Usage notes:

- flokët (the locks) is the standard definite plural when referring to specific locks.

- flokëve (of the locks/of the hair) is used in genitive constructions to show relationship or possession.

- The term appears frequently in everyday speech and literary descriptions of hair styling, color, texture, or care.

Related terms include flokë (hair strand or tuft in some contexts) and the broader vocabulary for hair care and appearance. The concept of flokëve is primarily grammatical, serving to link hair-related nouns with descriptive or possessive phrases in Albanian syntax.