Frymëzuam

Frymëzuam is an Albanian verb form that means “we inspired.” It is the first-person plural simple past tense of the verb frymëzoj, which means to inspire or motivate. The use of frymëzuam indicates that the subject caused inspiration or motivation in others during a completed action in the past.

Grammatically, frymëzoj is a transitive verb, so frymëzuam requires a direct object (the person or group that is inspired). For example, Ne frymëzuam nxënësit të krijonin projekte të reja translates to “We inspired the students to create new projects.” The same verb has other past and present forms, such as frymëzoj (I inspire), frymëzosh (you inspire), frymëzoi (he/she inspired), frymëzuam (we inspired), frymëzuat (you inspired), frymëzuan (they inspired).

Etymology and nuance: frymëzuar derives from frymë, meaning breath or spirit, with the sense of giving someone energy, wind, or a motivational impulse. In usage, frymëzuam often appears in contexts discussing leadership, education, culture, or events that energized people or communities.

Related forms include frymëzuar (past participle, meaning inspired), frymëzuese/frymëzues (inspiring, as an adjective or noun for an inspiring person), and the noun frymëzim, which denotes inspiration or the act of being inspired.

See also: frymëzim, frymëzuar, frymëzues. The term is common in journalism, academic writing, and everyday Albanian when describing acts of motivation or creative impetus.