përhapësh

përhapësh is the second person singular present subjunctive form of the Albanian verb përhap, which means to spread or to disseminate. This form is used in subordinate clauses to express wishes, possibilities, recommendations, or hypothetical actions, and it appears in sentences that require a non-indicative mood.

In usage, përhapësh commonly follows conjunctions such as që (that) and is found with verbs of desire, necessity, or influence. It also occurs in constructions with modal phrases like duhet të and ishte mirë të, where the subjunctive marks a suggested or desired action. The infinitive of the verb is përhap, while other subjunctive forms vary by person and number.

Examples:

- Është mirë që të përhapësh lajmin. (It is good that you spread the news.)

- Duhet të përhapësh informacionin në mënyrë të saktë. (You should disseminate the information accurately.)

- Dëshiroj që ti të përhapësh ide të reja. (I wish you would spread new ideas.)

Etymology and related forms:

The form derives from the verb përhap- with the subjunctive ending -ësh for the second person singular. Përhap is the base (to spread), while përhapësh represents the present subjunctive you would use in dependent clauses. Albanian verbs also feature additional moods and tenses for other persons and numbers.