kundështon

kundështon is a verb in the Albanian language. It translates to "to oppose," "to resist," or "to contest" in English. This word describes the act of actively disagreeing with, fighting against, or challenging something or someone.

The usage of kundështon can vary depending on the context. It can refer to a physical act of resistance, such as an individual or group opposing an oppressive regime. It can also describe a verbal or intellectual disagreement, where someone contests an idea, a decision, or an argument. Furthermore, kundështon can be used in a legal or political sense, indicating an objection or a challenge to a ruling or a proposal.

For example, one might say "Ushtria kundërshtoi sulmin" which means "The army resisted the attack." Alternatively, "Ai kundërshtoi vendimin e gjykatës" translates to "He contested the court's decision." The core meaning always involves a stance of opposition or resistance against something perceived as undesirable, incorrect, or unjust. The verb can be conjugated in various tenses and moods to reflect different temporal and modal aspects of opposition.