klientëve

Klientëve is the Albanian plural dative/genitive form of the noun klient, meaning “to the clients” or “of the clients.” In Albanian grammar, the base plural nominative is klientët (the clients). The form klientëve is used in contexts that require the genitive or dative case, such as indicating possession or an indirect object in formal or written language. For example, in a sentence like siguria e klientëve duhet të respektohet, the phrase refers to the clients’ security.

Etymology and usage. The Albanian word klient derives from the historical Latin cliens, with later influence from Romance languages such as Italian and French through contact and borrowing. The plural form klientëve follows Albanian declension patterns for genitive/dative plurals. The form is common in business, administrative, and legal texts, where precise phrasing about the relationship to clients is important.

Examples of usage. In practice, klientëve appears in phrases such as siguria e klientëve (the clients’ security) or nevojat e klientëve (the clients’ needs). It also occurs in policy and contractual language to specify rights, responsibilities, or resources allocated to clients in a collective sense.

See also. Klient. This article concerns a grammatical form rather than a separate entity, but it is closely related to the base noun and its usage in Albanian syntax.

Note. The exact usage of klientëve can depend on stylistic and regional considerations within Albanian writing; in everyday speech, speakers may opt for simpler constructions using klientët or other possessive forms.