fushat

Fushat is a noun in Albanian meaning “the fields” or “meadows.” It is the plural form of fusha, whose singular is fusha. The word is used to refer to open land in agricultural or pastoral contexts, and it frequently appears in descriptions of landscapes, rural life, and land use. In everyday language, fushat may refer to rural areas or countryside settings, in a way similar to the English word “fields.”

In toponymy, fushat appears as a component of place names in Albanian-speaking regions, indicating geographic features associated with fields or plains. The term can also be used in metaphorical expressions to denote a domain or area of activity, such as fushat e shkencës or fushat ekonomike, where it translates to “field” in English.

Fushat may also occur as part of proper names or surnames, though this usage is relatively uncommon. Pronunciation is typically [fuˈʃat]. The word follows standard Albanian spelling and grammar, including the definite plural form fushat. Etymologically, it derives from fusha, referring to land and agricultural spaces.