Rregullohen

Rregullohen is an Albanian verb form used to express that something is regulated or governed by rules, standards, or authorities. In grammar, it represents the present passive plural form of the verb rregullo, and it is commonly found in legal, administrative, and technical contexts. The phrase is used when the subject of the sentence is plural and the action is applied by external rules or institutions rather than by the subject itself.

In usage, rregullohen appears in discussions of laws, regulations, standards, procedures, and policies. It describes processes or items that operate under established rule sets or oversight, often implying compliance or alignment with a regulatory framework. Its broad applicability makes it common in government documents, industry guidelines, and academic descriptions of standardized systems.

Etymologically, the word derives from rregull, meaning rule or regulation, with the verb rregulloj (to regulate) and the passive plural ending -ohen. This formation signals that the subject is subject to regulation rather than performing the act of regulating.

Examples:

- Ligjet dhe rregulloret rregullohen nga institucionet kompetente. (The laws and regulations are regulated by competent institutions.)

- Standardet teknike rregullohen nga organizatat ndërkombëtare. (Technical standards are regulated by international organizations.)

- Kurrikulat shkollore rregullohen sipas udhëzimeve të qeverisë. (School curricula are regulated according to government guidelines.)

Rregullohen thus serves as a concise term to describe regulatory status or alignment with governing rules across diverse domains.