Zbulohen

Zbulohen is an Albanian verb form that conveys that information, facts, or secrets are made public or discovered. It is used in the present tense to express a passive meaning, typically with plural subjects, as in situations where something becomes known through investigation, reporting, or analysis.

In practice, zbulohen appears in journalism, law, and science whenever findings or revelations are described as having come to light. It can indicate that knowledge has emerged as a result of inquiry or observation. For example, faktet zbulohen nga hetuesit translates to “the facts are revealed by the investigators.” The form can also be used more broadly to describe disclosures in reports, statements, or public announcements.

Zbulohen is related to other Albanian forms of the verb zbuloj, which means to reveal or disclose. The language uses various verb conjugations to distinguish tense and voice, including active and passive constructions. The noun zbulim, meaning revelation or disclosure, is a closely associated term and reflects the same semantic field.

Overall, zbulohen is a common, neutral term in Albanian for describing the emergence of information to the public or to those who were not previously aware of it. It is part of a broader set of expressions used to report discoveries, investigations, and new knowledge in media and formal communication.