Udhëzosh

Udhëzosh is an Albanian verb form derived from udhëzoj, meaning to guide or direct. It is the second-person singular present subjunctive form of the verb, used in subordinate clauses to express necessity, desire, doubt, or possibility, typically preceded by the conjunction që and the particle të. As a subjunctive form, udhëzosh does not stand alone in standard speech; it appears in sentences that express what should or could happen, rather than a simple statement of fact.

In Albanian grammar, udhëzosh is one of several subjunctive forms that arise in dependent clauses. The present subjunctive mood is used after verbs of wishing, hoping, or requiring, as well as after certain particles and conjunctions. The form is contrasted with the present indicative udhëzoj (I guide) and with the imperative forms used for direct commands.

Related forms include udhëzoj (I guide) in the indicative mood and udhëzues, a noun meaning guide or instruction manual. The verb overall belongs to the same lexical family that conveys guidance, instruction, and direction.

Phonology and spelling are standard Albanian orthography, with udhëzosh representing the expected phonetic realization of the second-person singular present subjunctive. Usage is common in formal writing and in speech that adheres to normative Albanian grammar.