ndes

• ndeset

From Proto-Albanian *en-datša, from Proto-Indo-European *dekʷ-, related only to Lithuanian dàkyti (“to mix up, to put in disorder”), dàknyti (“id”), dàkanoti (“id”).^[1]

ndes (aorist ndesa, participle ndesë)

1. to have troubles

• ndesh

• ndesu, ãndes, ãndesu

From Vulgar Latin *indensō, from Latin densō. Compare Romanian îndesa.

ndes first-singular present indicative (past participle ndisatã)

1. to stuff, cram, jam, pack, press in
2. (reflexive) to engorge, gorge, stuff oneself

• ndisari / ndisare
• ndisat