How to Say “Beautiful” in Albanian

i bukur
The English word "beautiful" is translated into Albanian as i bukur.
The term is an adjective used to describe something attractive. It can also be used in an adverbial sense to mean "beautifully" or "well".
Meaning: attractive (adj)

Which one should you use?

The form you use depends on the gender and number of the noun being described: use i bukur for masculine nouns, e bukur for feminine nouns and të bukur for plural nouns.

How does it change in a sentence?

Use i bukur for masculine nouns, e bukur for feminine nouns and të bukur for plural nouns. Additionally, the form bukur can function as an adverb meaning "beautifully" or "well".

Did you know?

  • The root of bukur is related to the English word 'bouk' and the German 'Bauch'. It stems from an ancient word meaning 'belly' or 'body'.
  • In traditional Albanian folklore, beauty described by bukur is often linked to the concept of 'lushness' or abundance.
  • In Albanian, bukur is frequently used as a general adverb for 'well' or 'correctly' rather than just for visual beauty.

Examples in context

  • Kjo është një vajzë e bukur.
    She is a beautiful girl.
  • Ai ka një shtëpi të bukur.
    He has a beautiful house.
  • Kjo është një këngë shumë e bukur.
    This is a very beautiful song.
  • Vajzë e bukur
    Beautiful girl
  • Djali i bukur
    Handsome boy
  • Shtëpia e bukur
    Beautiful house
  • Filmat e bukur
    Beautiful movies
  • Jeni shumë të bukura
    You are very beautiful (to a group/females)
  • Jeni shumë të bukur
    You are very beautiful (to a group/males)
  • Ai është një djalë i bukur.
    He is a beautiful boy.
  • Ky është një peizazh i bukur.
    This is a beautiful landscape.

Example conversation

Tea and Klodian are walking through a park.

  1. Tea

    Klodian, ky është një vend i bukur.
    Klodian, this is a beautiful place.
  2. Klodian

    Po, është vërtet i bukur.
    Yes, it is truly beautiful.
  3. Tea

    Ti dukesh shumë i bukur sot.
    You look very handsome today.
  4. Klodian

    Faleminderit shumë, Tea.
    Thank you very much, Tea.

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