kryhet

Kryhet is a term encountered in the Albanian language, where it functions as a verb form meaning “is done” or “is completed.” It is associated with finishing or carrying out an action and is used with a singular subject in the present tense, in a passive or impersonal sense.

In Albanian, kryhet appears in phrases that indicate the completion of something. For example, Puna kryhet sot can be rendered as “The work is completed today.” In plural form, the corresponding form kryhen is used, as in Punët kryhen sot, meaning “The tasks are done today.” The form kryhet is thus one of several inflected endings used to express tense and voice for actions centered on completion.

Etymology and related forms are tied to the root that denotes finishing or performing, with related variants including the infinitive and other conjugations of the same verb family. Kryhet is not a standalone noun; it functions as a finite verb form within a sentence.

Beyond Albanian grammar, kryhet does not have a widely recognized meaning as a general term in other languages, and it is not commonly used as a proper name or place name in widely documented sources. If encountered in non-Albanian contexts, it is likely a result of Albanian influence, a transcription, or a specific proper name in a local setting.

See also: kryhen, kryer, kryej.