dorëzues

Dorëzues is an Albanian noun derived from the verb dorëzoj, meaning to hand over or to deliver. It designates a person who performs the delivery or handover of goods, documents, or messages to a recipient. The term is widely used in everyday language as well as in formal contexts such as logistics, postal services, commerce, and administrative procedures.

In logistics and commerce, the dorëzues is the courier or delivery person responsible for transporting items from seller to buyer, ensuring chain-of-custody, and obtaining a signature or confirmation of receipt when required. In postal services, a dorëzues delivers letters and parcels to recipients, often using tracking information to confirm delivery status. In organizational or administrative settings, the term can refer to the individual who physically hands over documents or assets to another party, as part of processes such as asset handovers, compliance checks, or service activations.

Gender forms in Albanian include dorëzues for the masculine and dorëzuese for the feminine. The concept emphasizes reliability, punctuality, and proper handling during the handover of items or information, reflecting a key role in ensuring successful delivery and receipt within various systems. In many contexts, dorëzues may be used interchangeably with terms like courier or delivery agent, depending on the specific industry or organizational practice.