Frymëzove

Frymëzove is the second-person singular past tense form of the Albanian verb frymëzoj, meaning to inspire or motivate. It indicates that you or someone addressed performed an action in the past that gave inspiration to another person, a group, or a thing. The form is transitive and commonly appears with a direct object such as an idea, a story, or a person.

Etymology and related forms: The verb frymëzoj is built from frymë, meaning breath or wind, with a causative suffix -zoj to express causing inspiration. Related lemmas include frymëzim, which denotes inspiration or the act of being inspired; frymëzues, a noun meaning “inspirer” or “influencer”; and frymëzuar, the past participle meaning “inspired.”

Usage: Frymëzove is used in narrative or reported speech to attribute past inspiration to someone. It typically answers questions like “Who inspired whom?” and is often found in literary or biographical contexts. Examples include sentences such as “Ti më frymëzove me historinë tënde,” meaning “You inspired me with your story.”

Grammatical notes: Frymëzoj is a regular Albanian verb; frymëzove is the second-person singular aorist/past simple form. Other persons and tenses form as frymëzova (I inspired), frymëzuam (we inspired), frymëzuat (you all inspired), frymëzoi (he/she inspired), with corresponding compound forms in the perfect and other tenses.

See also: frymëzim, frymëzuar, frymëzues, Albanian verb conjugation.