njësisë

Njësisë is a form of the Albanian noun njësia, which translates to unit, element, or entity in English. The base term njësia is used across disciplines to denote a single member of a set, a standard unit of measure, or a basic mathematical or logical object.

In metrology, mathematics, and related fields, njësia appears in phrases that specify one unit within a system or framework. The form njësisë typically appears when the noun is in a grammatical case such as the genitive or dative, for example in constructions that mean “the unit’s …” or “to the unit.” Because Albanian relies on case endings rather than prepositions alone for such relations, njësisë serves to connect the noun to its dependent elements in a sentence.

Etymology and usage notes: The Albanian word njësia derives from a sense of unity and individuation and is historically linked to Latin unitas (via Italian unità) as with many terms related to counting, measurement, and theory. In contemporary Albanian, njësia is used broadly to refer to a unit in measurement, a single component of a system, or a basic element in formal or academic discourse.

Related terms include the base noun njësia (the unit) and its various inflected forms used in different grammatical contexts. The concept overlaps with disciplines such as metrology, mathematics, and computer science where precise units or elements are defined and discussed.