mbushja

Mbushja is a noun in the Albanian language derived from the verb mbush, meaning to fill or load. It denotes the act or result of filling a space, container, or capacity. As a common linguistic form, mbushja can describe both physical filling and more abstract notions of filling or occupying.

In usage, mbushja appears in everyday contexts such as the filling of a container or space (for example, filling a bag, a box, or a room) as well as in descriptions of occupancy or capacity (the mbushja of a venue refers to how full it is). In technical or practical language, the term can be extended to describe the process of charging or loading a device or system, though the exact phrasing may vary by context.

Grammatically, mbushja is a feminine noun in Albanian. Its form can appear in definite constructions as mbushja (the filling) and in various compound expressions. Because Albanian nouns often form phrases through combination with other words, mbushja participates in many standard noun phrases without requiring a fixed set of inflections beyond typical determiner or case markings.

Overall, mbushja serves as a general-purpose term for the act of filling or loading, applicable across everyday activities and practical contexts. It does not refer to a specific person, place, or organization in its core sense, but rather to the broad concept of filling.