Justifikuar

Justifikuar is an Albanian word that translates to "justified" or "legitimate" in English. It is used in various contexts to indicate that something has a valid reason or basis, and is therefore acceptable or defensible.

In legal settings, "justifikuar" can refer to a defense or plea that is considered valid by the court. For example, an action taken in self-defense might be deemed "justifikuar." It can also apply to evidence or arguments presented in a case, implying they are sound and well-supported.

Beyond the legal realm, "justifikuar" is used more broadly to explain or rationalize actions, decisions, or beliefs. If someone explains why they did something, and their explanation is considered reasonable and convincing, their behavior is said to be "justifikuar." Similarly, a belief or opinion can be "justifikuar" if there are good reasons or evidence to support it. The term implies a sense of righteousness or properness, suggesting that the subject in question meets a standard of acceptability or validity. It conveys that something is not arbitrary or baseless, but rather has a logical or moral foundation.