operohet

Operohet is an Albanian verb form that means “is opposed” or “to oppose.” It is used to express that a person, organization, policy, or proposal faces opposition from others. The term commonly appears in news reporting, political discourse, and public documents, where it attributes resistance to a specific agent or group, often expressed with the preposition nga (“by”).

In use, opérohet describes a state of opposition toward the subject of the sentence. It can be employed with various nouns and is compatible with different modifiers to indicate intensity or scope of opposition. The active counterpart conveys the act of opposing, while opérohet communicates that opposition exists toward the subject from an external agent or actors.

The form is part of the broader Albanian system for expressing passive voice and attribution in discussion of politics, law, and policy. Its agent, when specified, is usually introduced by nga, clarifying who opposes the subject. This construction is common in formal writing and media where the focus is on the stance toward a proposal rather than on the opposing party itself.

For learners, recognizing opérohet helps in understanding sentences that shift emphasis from the actor to the object of opposition. While it mirrors similar passive expressions in other languages, the exact usage can vary with regional style and register. See also opposition, Albanian grammar, and political discourse.