No. 431 in Slovenian
morejo
"Morejo" means "they can" or "they are able to" in English.
In a sentence
Otroci ne morejo sami pripraviti kosila.
The children cannot prepare lunch by themselves.
In this sentence, 'morejo' is used to indicate inability, showing that the children are not capable of performing the action of preparing lunch without assistance.
Ali ljudje morejo premagati to oviro?
Can people overcome this obstacle?
Here, 'morejo' is part of an interrogative sentence, used to inquire about the ability of people to overcome the obstacle.
Če se potrudijo, morejo doseči svoje cilje.
If they make an effort, they can achieve their goals.
In this example, 'morejo' is employed to express a potentiality or ability contingent on making an effort.
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