Justifikues

Justifikues is an Albanian noun and, in some uses, an adjective form derived from the verb justifikoj, meaning to justify. In ordinary language it refers to a person who provides justification or to a document or explanation that serves to justify a claim, action, or absence. In bureaucratic or formal contexts, a justifikues can denote evidence or documentation that validates a request or decision, such as a note, certificate, or other form of justification.

Etymology and form: the term comes from the Latin iustificare through Albanian, with the agentive suffix -ues creating a word that signals something that justifies. The related noun justifikim denotes the justification or the reason itself, while the verb justifikoj means to justify.

Usage: justifikues is used across settings—education, administration, law, and media—to describe either the person who provides justification or the material that justifies something. In many formal texts, it appears in phrases like a justificues document or justificues for an absence, though more common wording may employ justifikim or dëshmi depending on context.

See also: justifikim, justifikoj, arsyetim.

Overall, justifikues centers on the idea of offering or containing justification, whether as a person, document, or reasoning that approves or defends a position or action.