tërhiqesh

Tërhiqesh is a Albanian word that translates to "you withdraw" or "you retreat" in English. It is a verb in the second person singular, present tense, indicative mood. The root of the word is "tërheq," which means to pull or to draw. Therefore, "tërhiqesh" literally means "you pull yourself back" or "you draw yourself away."

This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts. In a physical sense, it might describe someone stepping back from a dangerous situation or a crowd. For example, "tërhiqesh nga zhurma" means "you withdraw from the noise." It can also refer to a more figurative withdrawal, such as pulling back from an argument or a commitment. "Tërhiqesh nga ajo punë" could mean "you withdraw from that job."

The word "tërhiqesh" implies a voluntary action, a decision to move away from something. It is distinct from being forced to retreat. The grammatical form indicates that the subject of the action is "you" (singular). The use of the reflexive pronoun "vetë" (yourself) is implied within the verb's structure. Understanding the root word "tërheq" is key to grasping the nuanced meaning of "tërhiqesh" as an act of self-directed movement away from a particular point or situation.