Legjitimojnë

Legjitimojnë is the Albanian verb meaning "to legitimize" or "to make legitimate." It is derived from the adjective "legjitim," which means legitimate. The verb describes the process of establishing something as lawful, rightful, or acceptable.

In a political context, legjitimojnë can refer to the act of a government or authority gaining recognition and acceptance from its people or from the international community. This can be achieved through democratic elections, adherence to laws, or by fulfilling certain international standards. For instance, a new government may seek to legjitimojnë itself by holding free and fair elections.

In a legal sense, legjitimojnë can mean to ratify or sanction an action or a decision, making it legally valid. This might involve a court confirming a legal proceeding or a legislative body approving a previously questionable act.

More broadly, the term can be used to describe the process of making something socially acceptable or justifiable. For example, a new idea or practice might need to be explained or demonstrated in a way that legjitimojnë it in the eyes of the public. The verb implies a transition from a state of being questionable, unlawful, or unacceptable to one that is recognized as valid and proper.