adresohen

Adresohen is an Albanian verb form used to express passive voice in the present tense for third-person plural subjects. It is derived from the verb adreso-, which relates to addressing or directing something to a person or institution. In sentences that use adresohen, the focus is on the recipient or target of the action rather than on the doer. This form is common in formal or administrative contexts where statements describe communications, petitions, or directives that are sent to authorities or organizations.

In grammar terms, adresohen marks a passive construction for plural subjects in the present tense. It can be used with various nouns that denote the thing being addressed or directed, such as petitions, letters, or requests, to indicate that these items are directed toward a specific recipient. The construction often appears in official writing, reports, and documentation, where the emphasis is on the action being directed rather than who performs it.

Examples help illustrate usage. For instance, "Kërkesat adresohen te ministria e Brendshme" means that the requests are being addressed to the Ministry of the Interior. Another example could be "Koha dhe dokumentet adresohen nga autoritetet tek palët përkatëse." These sentences show how adresohen places the focus on the receiving end of the action.

See also: Albanian grammar, passive voice, verb conjugation.