shkatërrua

shkatërrua is an Albanian word that translates to "destroyed" or "demolished" in English. It is the past participle of the verb "shkatërroj," meaning to destroy, ruin, or demolish. The word can be used in various contexts, referring to the destruction of physical objects, structures, or even abstract concepts like plans or hopes.

For example, one might say "ura u shkatërrua nga përmbytja" which means "the bridge was destroyed by the flood." In a more figurative sense, "projektet e tyre u shkatërruan" could mean "their projects were ruined." The grammatical form "shkatërrua" indicates a passive voice, implying that the subject of the sentence experienced the action of destruction.

The root of the word is related to concepts of breaking apart or scattering. It conveys a sense of complete ruin or devastation, leaving something in a state of disrepair or non-existence. The usage of shkatërrua is common in news reports, historical accounts, and everyday conversation when describing events or situations involving destruction.