refuzon

Refuzon is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Albanian verb refuzoj, which means to refuse. The verb refuzoj is a native Albanian verb and uses the present tense endings that map to person and number. The full present tense paradigm is: unë refuzoj, ti refuzon, ai/ajo refuzon, ne refuzojmë, ju refuzoni, ata/ato refuzojnë. Refuzon is therefore used to describe a subject who refuses something in the present time.

In practical use, refuzon appears when someone declines an offer, invitation, request, or obligation. It is common in everyday speech as well as in formal writing. Examples include 'Ai refuzon ofertën' (He refuses the offer) and 'Ajo refuzon të marrë pjesë në takim' (She refuses to attend the meeting). The form is also found in more complex sentences and in various registers, from news reports to narrative dialogue.

The term can appear in conjunction with other verbs to express perception, obligation, or conditionality, as in constructs like 'duhet të refuzosh' (you must refuse) in certain contexts. While refuzon is the present tense form, other tenses exist in the verb system, such as the past tense form refuzoi or the infinitive refuzoj, allowing speakers to convey different times and aspects of refusal.

Overall, refuzon serves as a standard, neutral form to indicate a present-day act of refusing by a subject. It is one of the core inflected forms necessary for expressing straightforward refusals in Albanian discourse.