regulluar

Regulluar is the past participle form in Albanian that denotes something has been made orderly, corrected, or adjusted. The standard form in formal Albanian is rregulluar, derived from the verb rregullo (to regulate, arrange, fix). The form regulluar may appear as a spelling variant in some dialects or older texts, but it is far less common in modern standard usage.

As an adjective or participle, regulluar (or the standard rregulluar) describes objects, procedures, or systems brought into conformity with rules or standards. It is used in legal, technical, and administrative language to indicate that an aspect has been fixed, adjusted, or repaired. Examples: Procedura është rregulluar (the procedure has been adjusted); Orari i rregulluar (the updated schedule); Punimet janë rregulluar (the works have been repaired).

Etymology and related forms: The form is built from the root rregull- with the suffix -uar, yielding the participle/adjective. Related terms include rregullore (regulation), rregullim (adjustment), and rregullator (regulator). In practice, rregull is used across contexts to denote order, conformity, and standardization, while regulluar conveys that state of being made to conform or be orderly.