Bazohen

Bazohen is a verb form found in Albanian, derived from the verb bazoj, which means to base or found. In standard usage, bazohen can function as a present-tense form in the passive voice, and is typically translated into English as “they are based” or “they base themselves,” depending on the sentence structure and context. As a grammatical form, it reflects Albanian’s system of person-number and voice on finite verbs and appears with plural subjects.

Etymology and morphology: The form is built from the root baz- together with a habitual present-tense or passive ending. Related lexemes include baza, meaning base or foundation, and bazuar, the past participle meaning based.

Usage: Bazohen is used in contexts discussing bases or foundations of entities such as organizations, ideas, or locations, as well as in descriptive accounts of how something is grounded or established. It occurs in both everyday speech and formal writing, where the base or origin of a subject is being described.

See also: bazoj, baza, bazuar.