tregojë

Tregojë is an Albanian verb form that belongs to the root treg- meaning to tell, show, or inform. It is the present subjunctive (third person singular) form of the verb tregoj, and it also appears in other moods and tenses as part of the verb’s full paradigm. In standard Albanian, tregojë is used in subordinate clauses to express possibility, necessity, wish, or reported content, often after conjunctions like që or nëse.

The infinitive of the verb is tregoj, with related forms including tregoj- in the present indicative (unë tregoj, ti tregosh, ai/ajo tregon) and the imperative trego (informal singular) or tregoni (plural). The form tregojë is commonly found in constructions such as ai të tregojë të vërtetën or që ajo të tregojë çfarë ndodhi. The past participle is treguar, used with auxiliary verbs to form perfect tenses, as in kam treguar (I have shown/told). The adverbial or gerundial construction duke treguar means “while showing/telling.”

Usage and meaning: tregojë can denote telling a story, conveying information, or showing/demonstrating something, depending on context. It is used in both everyday speech and written Albanian. Distinctions with related vocabulary exist: tregim refers to a story or tale, while tregues or tregueshmëri relate to indicators or demonstrations derived from the same root.

Dialectal and stylistic notes: while tregojë is standard, regional varieties may prefer alternative forms or synonyms like rrëfej (to narrate) in particular registers. As with many Albanian verbs, mastering tregojë involves recognizing its mood, its tense relatives, and its use in subordinate clauses to convey reported or desired content.