mjeksore

Mjeksore is an Albanian adjective meaning medical or relating to medicine and healthcare. The standard form with diacritics is mjekësore; the masculine form is mjekësor and the feminine form is mjekësore. The word is built from the root mjek (doctor) with the suffix -ësor, a common way in Albanian to form descriptors of fields or professions.

Used across Albanian-speaking communities, mjeksore describes a wide range of topics, institutions, and practices connected to medicine. Examples include institutional terms such as institucione mjekësore (medical institutions), kọçkëshilla për shëndetin mjekësore (medical advice), dhe kërkime mjekësore (medical research). It also appears in references to industry and documentation, for instance industria mjekësore (the medical industry) and dokumentacion mjekësor (medical documentation). The feminine form is typically employed when describing feminine-noun subjects, while the masculine form is used with masculine nouns.

In usage, mjeksore is common in academic, clinical, and policy contexts, as well as in media reporting on health care and public health. It functions as a descriptive term rather than a standalone concept or proper noun, and it is used to distinguish medical-related topics from other fields such as juridik or teknik.

Notes: Albanian orthography marks diacritics on e, as in mjekësor/mjekësore; unaccented spellings such as mjeksore may appear in informal writing, data fields, or environments where diacritics are omitted.