How to Say “Toothpick” in Albanian

krundeckë
The English word "toothpick" is translated into Albanian as krundeckë.
krundeckë refers to a small stick used for removing food residue from the area between the teeth.
Meaning: stick for removing food residue from the area between the teeth (noun)

Did you know?

  • Using a krundeckë too aggressively in a public social setting can sometimes be seen as a sign of poor manners in traditional Albanian etiquette.
  • The suffix in krundeckë indicates that the object is very small, a common way in Albanian to create names for tiny household items.
  • While krundeckë is the standard term, in some dialects, people might simply refer to it as a 'shkop' meaning 'stick'.

Example conversation

Klodian and Arjana are finishing a meal at a restaurant.

  1. Klodian

    Arjana, a ke një krundeckë?
    Arjana, do you have a toothpick?
  2. Arjana

    Jo, nuk kam në çantë.
    No, I don't have one in my bag.
  3. Klodian

    Atëherë do të kërkoj te kamieri.
    Then I will ask the waiter.
  4. Arjana

    Po, pyete e shpejt.
    Yes, ask him quickly.
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