konfirmohen

Konfirmohen is an Albanian verb form that means “they are confirmed” or “they have been confirmed.” It is the present tense, passive voice form used with a plural subject, derived from the verb konfirmohem, which means “to be confirmed.” The corresponding singular and different person forms exist in the same verb paradigm (for example, unë konfirmohem = I am confirmed, ti konfirmohesh = you are confirmed, ai/ajo konfirmohet = he/she is confirmed).

In Albanian, the passive is built by combining the appropriate person marker with the root konfirm- and the passive ending. Thus, konfirmohen is the third-person plural present passive. Other related forms include konfirmohem (first person singular), konfirmohesh (second person singular), konfirmohet (third person singular), and ne konfirmohemi / ju konfirmoheni (we and you, respectively, in the present passive). The active counterpart is konfirmoj (I confirm).

Etymology traces konfirmo- to a Romance-based source, reflecting a standard Albanian borrowing pattern. The word konfirmimi (the noun “confirmation”) and related terms such as konfirmues (confirming/confirmatory) are built from the same root.

Usage of konfirmohen spans religious contexts, such as church confirmations, and secular settings where documents, statements, or information are formally verified or recognized as valid. It is commonly used in formal or bureaucratic language to indicate that a group or entity has been officially confirmed by an authority.