ndryshova

Ndryshova is primarily a grammatical form in the Albanian language. It is the first-person singular past tense form of the verb ndryshoj, meaning to change. In Albanian texts, ndryshova is used to indicate that the subject changed something in the past or became different as a result of an action. It functions as a simple past tense both in writing and in everyday speech.

Ndryshova is built from the root ndrysh-, with the suffix -ova marking past tense for the first person singular in the standard language. The form is common in narratives and descriptions, and it typically appears with direct objects or complements that specify what was changed, such as mendje (mind) or planin (the plan). In usage, it conveys a completed change rather than a continuing action.

Example: Unë ndryshova mendje. Translation: I changed my mind. The form can also appear in longer sentences to describe changes in opinions, decisions, or states, for instance when recounting past events or reflecting on outcomes.

Ndryshova is not widely documented as a place name or organization. It is occasionally encountered in fictional contexts or as a surname in rare cases, but there is no widely recognized geographical, institutional, or corporate reference by that exact name.