trashësitë

Trashësitë is a term used in Albanian-language technical discourse to describe the thickness or compactness of a layer or material. It is applied across fields such as architecture, construction, materials science, and geology, where the vertical extent or density of a component affects performance and function. In most contexts, trashësia refers to physical thickness, but it may also denote how densely a material is packed in a given direction.

The word derives from the Albanian root trashë-, meaning thick, with the suffix -ësi forming a noun that denotes a state or quality. The term entered technical usage in the 20th century and is now common in design codes, specifications, and descriptive reporting in Albanian-language sources.

Trashësitë are typically measured in units of length (millimeters, centimeters, meters) when referring to thickness of objects, coatings, or walls. In geology or sedimentology, the term can describe the vertical extent of layers in stratigraphy. Classifications may range from low to high trashësitë, with tolerances defined by applicable standards.

Measurement of trashësitë is important for thermal insulation, load-bearing capacity, acoustics, and durability. Accurate measurement ensures proper fit, performance, and safety; improper trashësitë can lead to energy loss, leaks, or structural issues. Standards and methods for assessing trashësitë vary by industry and jurisdiction.

See also: Thickness; Density; Materials science; Albanian technical vocabulary.