blejnë

Blejnë is the third-person plural present tense form of the Albanian verb blej, meaning "they buy." Blej is a basic verb used to indicate purchasing, and blejnë specifically marks that the subject is a group performing the action in the present. The present tense forms of blej include: unë blej, ti blen, ai/ajo blen, ne blejmë, ju blini, ata/ato blejnë. The third-person plural form blejnë is formed by adding the appropriate ending to the present stem blej-, with the standard Albanian phonology guiding the final -jnë.

In usage, blejnë appears in everyday speech and writing to describe current buying activity by multiple people. It governs a direct object, as in Ata blejnë fruta në treg (They buy fruit at the market) or Ato blejnë gjëra të nevojshme (They buy necessary things). Negation is formed with nuk: Ata nuk blejnë asgjë (They don’t buy anything). It can appear in questions such as: Çfarë blejnë ata? (What are they buying?)

Relation to other forms includes blej (I buy), blen (he/she buys), blejmë (we buy), and blini (you all buy). The noun related to the act of purchasing is blerje, and a buyer is sometimes referred to as një blerës. Blejnë is a common, non-technical form suitable for describing ordinary commerce, consumer behavior, and everyday transactions in Albanian text.

See also: blej, blerje, blerës.