këndëve

këndëve is a term originating from the Albanian language. It is the plural form of the word "kënd", which translates to "corner" or "angle" in English. Therefore, "këndëve" refers to multiple corners or angles.

In geometry, "këndëve" would be used to discuss the various angles within a shape, such as a polygon. For instance, a triangle has three "këndëve", and a square has four. The measurement of these angles is often expressed in degrees or radians. The concept of angles is fundamental to understanding spatial relationships and geometric properties.

Beyond geometry, the term "këndëve" can be used metaphorically to describe different perspectives or viewpoints on a situation. Just as a physical corner presents a limited view, a metaphorical "kënd" represents a specific way of looking at something. Discussing "këndëve të ndryshme" would imply exploring various perspectives on a topic. This usage highlights the multifaceted nature of understanding and interpretation.