No. 17,862 in Polish
łaska
"Łaska" in English means "grace" or "favor."
In a sentence
Łaska pańska na pstrym koniu jeździ.
The favor of the lord rides a capricious horse.
The word "łaska" here refers to favor or grace, highlighting its use in idiomatic expressions to indicate favor that can be fleeting or unstable.
Dziękuję za twoją łaskę, jesteś bardzo miłosierny.
Thank you for your grace; you are very merciful.
In this sentence, "łaska" is used in the context of gratitude, referring to kindness or mercy granted by someone.
To jest cud łaski, że wszystko się udało.
It is a miracle of grace that everything succeeded.
Here, "łaska" signifies divine grace or luck, emphasizing an unexpected positive outcome attributed to a higher power or fortune.
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