vjeshtë

Likely from Proto-Albanian *wel-estā, derived from vjel (“to pluck, vintage”) (from Proto-Albanian *wela), cognate to Lithuanian suvalýti (“to harvest, reap”) and Ancient Greek εἴλω (eílō, “to shut in, press”)[1]. Pokorny, on the other hand, has linked it with the Latin goddess Vesta (and her Greek equivalent Εστία), which he considers of Illyrian origin.[2]. Matzinger claims it has no known etymology[3]

• IPA^(key): /ˈvjɛʃtə/, [vjɛʃt]

vjeshtë f (indefinite plural vjeshta, definite singular vjeshta, definite plural vjeshtat)

1. autumn, fall
2. (archaic) October

• vishtat
• tetor

• (seasons) stinë; pranverë, verë, vjeshtë, dimër ^{(Category: sq:Seasons)}