Konfirmosh

Konfirmosh is an Albanian verb meaning to confirm, verify, or validate. It is used to indicate that a statement, decision, arrangement, or identity is accepted as true or authorized. The action is transitive and commonly takes a direct object such as a claim, a registration, an appointment, or a document. In everyday and formal language, konfirmosh appears in contexts ranging from personal assurances to administrative procedures.

Etymology and usage: The term is a loanword from Latin confirmare, propagated through Romance languages (for example Italian konfirmare) before being integrated into Albanian. In modern Albanian, konfirmosh is used across registers, including administrative, legal, educational, and digital communication. The related noun konfirmim denotes confirmation, while the past participle i konfirmuar means “confirmed.” The form fits the typical Albanian pattern for transitive, -oj verbs.

Grammatical notes: Konfirmosh functions as a regular transitive verb and forms standard tense and mood variants through its root along with appropriate subject endings. It is often paired with direct objects such as një deklaratë (a statement), një regjistrim (a registration), ose një vendim (a decision). The word is common in formal writing as well as everyday speech, particularly in contexts involving validation, authorization, or accountability.

See also: konfirmim, i konfirmuar, konfirmues. The concept is closely related to verification, validation, and authorization in administrative and digital processes.