Frymëzuan

Frymëzuan is an Albanian verb form meaning “they inspired.” It is the simple past (aorist) form of frymëzoj, used with plural subjects to describe a completed act of giving inspiration or motivation.

Grammatical notes: frymëzoj is the base verb meaning “to inspire.” The past tense form frymëzuan is used with third-person plural subjects (they inspired). The corresponding singular past forms are frymëzoi (he/she inspired). The past participle is frymëzuar, which appears in perfect tenses and in passive constructions, as in phrases built with auxiliary verbs or participle forms.

Usage: Frymëzuan appears in literature, journalism, and everyday speech to indicate that someone or some group provided inspiration. For example: Ata frymëzuan nxënësit me një mesazh të fuqishëm. They inspired the students with a powerful message. In other contexts, frymëzuan can describe individuals or events that motivated a broader audience to take action or pursue a goal.

Etymology and related terms: The verb is built from the root frymë, meaning breath or spirit, combined with the suffix -zoj to form a causative verb “to cause to have that quality.” Related nouns include frymëzim (inspiration) and frymëzuar (past participle: inspired). The term is connected to broader Albanian vocabulary surrounding motivation, creativity, and influence.