ndërhyjë

ndërhyjë is the first-person singular present subjunctive form of the Albanian verb ndërhyj. The verb ndërhyj generally translates to "to intervene," "to interfere," or "to step in." Therefore, ndërhyjë expresses the speaker's desire, wish, or necessity to intervene in a particular situation. It is often used in contexts where someone wants to prevent something from happening, to mediate a dispute, or to take action in a matter that does not directly concern them but where they feel compelled to get involved. For example, one might say "Dua që unë të ndërhyjë" which translates to "I want to intervene." The subjunctive mood in Albanian, as in many other languages, is used to express a range of subjective or hypothetical situations, and ndërhyjë falls within this category. It implies a potential or desired action rather than a factual statement of what is happening. The nuances of its usage depend heavily on the surrounding context and the specific intention of the speaker.