kundërshtuam

kundërshtuam is the first-person plural past tense form of the Albanian verb "kundërshtoj," which means "to oppose," "to resist," or "to object." Therefore, "kundërshtuam" translates directly to "we opposed," "we resisted," or "we objected." This verb is used in various contexts to describe a collective act of defiance or disagreement. It can refer to a formal objection raised by a group, a physical resistance to authority or an action, or a more general refusal to accept something. The specific nuance of the opposition is often determined by the surrounding context of the sentence in which it appears. For example, "Ne kundërshtuam ligjin e ri" would mean "We opposed the new law," indicating a formal or legal objection. Alternatively, "Ushtarët kundërshtuam armiqtë" could translate to "The soldiers resisted the enemies," signifying a more active, physical opposition. The plural form "kundërshtuam" highlights that the action was undertaken by more than one person, emphasizing a shared stance or sentiment.