Thjeshtëzojë

Thjeshtëzojë is an Albanian verb meaning to simplify or make something less complex. It refers to the action of reducing unnecessary details, clarifying meaning, or making processes and concepts easier to understand or use. The infinitive form of the verb is thjeshtëzoj, while thjeshtëzojë is a conjugated form used in certain moods and tenses, notably the present subjunctive (that he/she simplifies) in clauses introduced by që or related constructions.

Etymology and formation: the verb is built from the adjective thjeshtë (simple) plus a productive suffix that forms causative or instrumental verbs. The result is a verb that denotes the act of turning something into a simpler version or presentation. This formation pattern is common in Albanian for creating verbs that indicate making or modifying a state.

Grammar and usage: thjeshtëzojë is most often encountered in subordinate clauses expressing necessity, possibility, or wish, for example in the present subjunctive: “që ai të thjeshtëzojë procesin” (that he simplifies the process). In practical prose, thjeshtëzojë appears in discussions about design, communication, education, software interfaces, and policy where clarity and ease of use are emphasized. The related noun thjeshtëzimi denotes the process or result of simplification.

Contexts: the term is used across disciplines, including linguistics, journalism, software development, and public administration, to describe efforts to reduce complexity, remove redundancy, and improve accessibility. Teaching, documentation, and user experience design frequently invoke thjeshtëzojë as a goal in both language and operational procedures.

See also: Albanian language, morphology, simplification in design and communication.