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sh|këpu't· vt 1 to break off [ ] 2 to yank [ ] off/apart/away/out: detach, pluck, pick, wrest 3 to get [ ] by force or artifice 4 to wean 5 (Offic) to shunt [a village] from one administrative domain to another • shkëput· hesapin me [ ] "break off one's account with [ ]" to close accounts with [ ], break off completely with [ ] sh|këpu't·et vpr 1 to break away/off/out 2 to break/come apart/away; get away; separate 3 to have/take a break sh|këpu't|je nf ger 1 < shkëpu't·, shkëpu't·et 2 detachment, separation; break