lartësisë

Lartësia is an Albanian noun that expresses the vertical extent of an object or place, from its base to its top. It is used to describe the height of physical features such as mountains, buildings, or trees, as well as elevations above sea level. The term can also be used metaphorically to denote prominence or level of achievement. The form lartësisë is the genitive or dative singular of lartësia, and it appears in phrases such as lartësia e malit (the height of the mountain) or për lartësinë e një ndërtese (for the height of a building).

Etymology and usage: Lartësia derives from the adjective lart meaning high, with the suffix -ësi forming an abstract noun that denotes a quality or measure. In everyday and technical language, it appears in geography, meteorology, architecture, and mathematics. Common collocations include lartësia e diellit, lartësia e një malli, and lartësia e fushës; the concept is typically tied to measurement in meters or other units.

Grammar and examples: Lartësia is a feminine noun that declines like other -sia nouns. Examples of forms include nominative lartësia, genitive/dative lartësisë, and accusative lartësinë; the plural forms are lartësitë (nominative) and lartësive (genitive/dative). Used in sentences: Lartësia e malit Everest është rreth 8,848 metra. Në arkitekturë, lartësia e tavanit ndikon në ndriçim dhe akustikë.

Context and related terms: The concept of lartësi/height intersects with geography, topography, and design. It is commonly expressed in metric units (metra, kilometra) and is essential for planning, navigation, and construction. See also: height, altitude, elevation.