mësuesve

Mësuesve is the dative/genitive plural form of the Albanian noun mësues, which means "the teachers" or "to/for the teachers." The base word mësues denotes a person who teaches, typically in a school setting. In Albanian, there is a feminine counterpart to mësues, namely mësuese, and the corresponding dative/genitive plural for a group of female teachers is mësueseve. For masculine or mixed groups, the form mësuesve is used.

In usage, mësuesve appears after prepositions that require the oblique case or in phrases indicating possession or association with a group of teachers. It commonly occurs in phrases like “mbledhja e mësuesve” (the teachers’ meeting) or “u drejtuan librat mësuesve” (the books were addressed to the teachers). The form is also found in sentences that describe actions directed at teachers, such as “u dha shpërblim mësuesve” (a reward was given to the teachers).

Etymology and morphology: mësues comes from the root mës- (“to teach”) with the agentive suffix -ues, forming the noun for a person who teaches. The suffixal pattern allows for the establishment of case endings such as the dative/genitive plural mësuesve, which marks the indirect object or possessive relation to a plural group.

See also: mësues, mësuese, mësimdhënës.