No. 6,963 in Polish
grace
The Polish word "grace" does not exist; it is an English word. In Polish, "grace" is translated as "wdzięk" or "łaska," depending on context.
In a sentence
Łaska jest nam świadczona przez Boga.
Grace is bestowed upon us by God.
In this context, 'łaska' refers to the religious or spiritual concept of divine favor or blessing.
Baletnica poruszała się z niezwykłą łaską.
The ballerina moved with exceptional grace.
Here, 'łaska' denotes elegance and smoothness in movement.
Otrzymał łaskę zapomnienia swojego długi.
He was granted the grace of forgetting his debt.
In this sentence, 'łaska' symbolizes mercy or leniency shown to someone in a certain situation.
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