formueshëm

Formueshëm is an Albanian word that translates to "formable" or "shapable" in English. It describes the inherent quality of a substance or material to be molded, bent, or altered into a different shape without breaking or losing its integrity. This concept is frequently encountered in discussions about materials science, manufacturing, and even in metaphorical contexts.

In a physical sense, a formueshëm material can be manipulated through various processes. For instance, metals can be forged or extruded, plastics can be molded through injection or blow molding, and clay can be shaped by hand or on a potter's wheel. The degree to which a material is formueshëm depends on its properties such as ductility, malleability, viscosity, and plasticity. Some materials are inherently more formueshëm than others.

Metaphorically, the term can be applied to abstract concepts or entities that are open to change or influence. For example, a young person's character might be described as formueshëm, implying that they are still developing and susceptible to external influences and experiences. Similarly, a policy or a plan might be described as formueshëm if it is still in its early stages and can be easily modified or adapted. The core idea remains the capacity to take on a new form or structure.