kundërshtuar

kundërshtuar is an Albanian verb meaning "to oppose" or "to object". It is derived from the noun "kundërshtim," which signifies opposition or objection. The verb is used in various contexts to express disagreement, resistance, or disapproval.

The conjugation of kundërshtuar follows the regular patterns of Albanian verbs. For example, in the present tense, "unë kundërshtoj" means "I oppose," "ti kundërshton" means "you oppose," and "ai/ajo kundërshton" means "he/she opposes." The past participle is "kundërshtuar."

This verb can be applied to a wide range of situations. One might kundërshtuar a proposal, a decision, a plan, or even a person's actions. It implies a stance against something, whether through words, actions, or simply by holding a different opinion. For instance, a citizen might kundërshtuar a new law, or a child might kundërshtuar their parents' instructions. The act of kundërshtuar can range from a mild disagreement to a strong protest. Understanding this verb is key to comprehending expressions of dissent and disagreement within the Albanian language.