mbulohen

mbulohen is a verb form in the Albanian language. It is the third-person plural present tense of the reflexive verb mbulohem, and it carries a middle or passive voice meaning: the subjects are being covered or cover themselves. The form signals that the action affects the subjects rather than being performed by an outside agent on them.

In use, mbulohen can describe physical covering, such as clothing, blankets, or other garments, as well as more figurative or environmental coverings, such as being enveloped by weather or shadows. It is typically used with plural subjects, while the corresponding singular form is mbulohet.

Morphologically, mbulohen corresponds to the present tense third-person plural. Related forms include mbulohet (singular present) and other reflexive variants built from the same root verb mbulohem, which means to cover oneself. The verb set as a whole describes actions centered on the subject’s own body or on subjects considered as “the ones being covered.”

Example: Fëmijët mbulohen me çarçeafë gjatë gjumit. This sentence illustrates the plural present passive/middle use, indicating that the children are covered with sheets while they sleep.

See also: mbulohem, mbulohet, mbulon. These related forms show the range of the same root verb in different persons, numbers, and voices.