Menaxhohen

Menaxhohen is an Albanian verb form meaning “they are managed” or “they are being managed.” It is the present passive form of the verb menaxhoj, which means to manage or handle. The form is used with plural subjects and in contexts where the action of managing is directed at the subject rather than performed by it. In formal or administrative language, it often appears in statements about processes, services, or systems that are managed by an actor such as an organization, staff, or committee.

Formation and usage: The root is menaxh-, and the present passive plural ending is -ohen, yielding menaxhohen. Because Albanian verbs agree with their subject in person and number, menaxhohen accompanies plural subjects such as proceset (the processes), shërbimet (the services), or institucionet (the institutions). It is commonly found in descriptions of organizational or administrative routines, governance, or oversight.

Example sentences:

- Proceset menaxhohen nga një komision i përzgjedhur. (The processes are managed by a selected committee.)

- Shërbimet publike menaxhohen mirë nga stafi i ri. (Public services are well managed by the new staff.)

- Nëse kushtet ndryshojnë, menaxhohen me vështirësi. (If conditions change, they are managed with difficulty.)

Notes: Menaxhohen often appears in neutral or impersonal statements about management practices. It can convey routine, ongoing management rather than a one-time action. For related forms, see the present active form menaxhon (he/she/it manages) and general discussions of the Albanian passive voice.