nënvizimi

Nënvizimi, derived from the Albanian word for "underlining," refers to the practice of placing a line beneath written text. This typographical mark serves multiple communicative purposes. Historically, it was a common method for emphasizing words or phrases in manuscripts and early printed materials, drawing the reader's attention to particularly important elements.

In modern usage, nënvizimi continues to be employed for emphasis, often to highlight key terms, titles, or points that require special notice. It can also be used to indicate a word that is being used in a special or unconventional way, such as a foreign term or a neologism. In some contexts, nënvizimi might signal a distinction between different types of information within a document. For example, it could be used to set apart direct quotations from the main body of text or to denote specific categories of data. The visual separation created by the underline helps to structure the information and guide the reader through the text more effectively. While digital interfaces often use italics or bolding for similar emphasis, nënvizimi remains a recognizable and functional tool in various forms of written communication.