No. 6,788 in Polish
fide
The term "fide" does not have meaning in Polish; it may be a typo or not a Polish word. Please clarify.
In a sentence
W przysiędze rycerskiej była mowa o „fide et amor”.
The knight’s oath spoke of "faith and love."
The Latin word 'fide' is used in its religious and oath-making sense referring to ‘faith.’
Na fide ich umiejętności nie można było liczyć.
One could not rely on their supposed skill.
The term 'fide' is creatively used in a colloquial sense referring to an assumed or supposed quality.
W klasycznym prawie rzymskim fide była kluczowym elementem umowy.
In classical Roman law, 'fide' was a key element of the agreement.
The term 'fide' is employed in its legal and contractual definition originating from Latin.
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