marrje

Marrje is a noun in Albanian that denotes the act of taking, receiving, or acquiring something. It is formed from the verb marrë, meaning “to take.” In everyday usage, marrje can refer to the procurement of goods, acceptance of information, or the uptake of ideas and circumstances.

Etymology and range of meaning: the core sense of marrje is the act of obtaining or accepting. It can be applied to tangible items (marrja e një sendi), to formal procedures (marrja e një dokumenti), or to more abstract processes such as gaining knowledge or adopting a position. In administrative or legal language, the term can appear in phrases that describe the receipt or acquisition of rights, permissions, or obligations.

Usage and examples: phrases such as “marrja e dokumentave” (receipt of documents) or “marrja e një vendimi” (adoption or receipt of a decision) reflect common contexts. Metaphorically, marrje can describe adopting an idea, taking up a habit, or accepting responsibility. The flexibility of the word allows it to be used across everyday speech and more formal discourse.

Other notes: marrje can also appear as a surname or toponym in some Albanian-speaking regions, though it is not among the most common names. The term shares its root with related Albanian forms derived from marrë and appears in various dialectal expressions that emphasize the act of taking or receiving in different social and functional contexts.