motivuar

Motivuar is an Albanian term that functions as the past participle of the verb motivoj (to motivate) and also as an adjective meaning “motivated” or “inspired.” It is used to describe a person, a plan, or a state that has gained motivation or incentive to act. In everyday language, it often refers to someone who shows motivation or to actions driven by a purpose or goal.

Etymology and forms: The word is built from the root motiv-, related to motive or reason. Related linguistic forms include motivim, meaning motivation or incentive. As an adjective, motivuar agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number (for example, i motivuar, e motivuar, të motivuar). The same stem yields the verb motivoj in the present and other tenses.

Usage: Motivuar is widely used in education, business, sports, and media to express that someone or something has been energized to act. The verb form motivoj is used to say “to motivate,” while motivuar describes the resulting state. The passive construction u motivua (was motivated) is also used to indicate that motivation came from an external source or event. Examples: Ai është i motivuar për të arritur qëllimet e tij. Projikti u motivua nga nevoja për ndryshim.

See also: motiv, motivim, motivues. These related terms cover the broader ideas of motive, motivation, and a motivator in Albanian.