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['eni] adj. pron., adv. -adj. 1. ndonjë; ndoca, ndopak. 2. çdo, çfarëdo; gjithfarë; any day you like kur të duash; In any case sidoqoftë, sido që të jetë; at any rate në çdo rast; sido që të jetë.- pron. 1. ndonjë; ndonjë gjë; I haven't any nuk kam asnjë; I have hardly any left nuk më ka mbetur pothuaj fare; few, if any, will come edhe po erdhën, të pakët do të jenë. 2. cilido, kushdo; any but her kushdo tjetër veça saj.- adv. diçka, sadopak; fare; if it's any good nëse vlen diçka; any the better (worse) for aq më mirë (keq) për; the hammer didn't help them any çekiçi s'u hyri fare në punë* * *cilido; ndonje
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