sasën

Sasen is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily in the context of linguistics and geographical locations. In Albanian, "sasen" can be a grammatical form or a word with specific meanings. It is also a place name found in various regions.

Linguistically, "sasen" in Albanian can function as a demonstrative adjective, often meaning "this one" or "that one," depending on context and regional dialect. It can also be a noun, potentially referring to a specific object or concept, though its exact meaning can vary. Understanding the precise usage requires knowledge of Albanian grammar and specific dialectal variations.

Geographically, "Sasen" is a name that appears in several locations. Most notably, it refers to the island of Sazan (also spelled Saseno) off the coast of Albania in the Adriatic Sea. This island has a rich history, having served as a military base for various powers. Beyond this prominent island, smaller localities or geographical features might also bear the name Sasen in different regions. The etymology of the place name is debated, with some theories linking it to ancient Illyrian or Greek origins.