pushteteve

Pushteteve is an Albanian grammatical form of the noun pushtet, meaning empire or power. It is used to designate empires in contexts where the noun appears in an oblique case, typically after prepositions or in genitive constructions, and can be translated as “of the empires” or “to the empires” depending on the sentence. The term itself is not a separate concept but a morphologically inflected form.

In Albanian, pushtet has plural forms pushtete (indefinite) and pushtetet (definite plural). The form pushteteve is the oblique plural used after prepositions or within fixed expressions, such as “pushteteve antike” (ancient empires) or “nga pushteteve të Romës” (from the empires of Rome). This form is common in historical and scholarly writing.

As a topic, pushteteve appears mainly in analyses of imperial history, global powers, or in translations of narratives describing multiple empires. It is not a standalone noun with a unique meaning beyond the base word pushtet; rather, it conveys the plural, non-nominative relationship of empires in a sentence.

See also: pushteti, pushtetet, Albanian grammar, imperial history.