No. 7,124 in Polish
infamia
"Infamia" in Polish means "infamy" or "disgrace," referring to a state of dishonor or shame.
In a sentence
Infamia była na niego rzucona za zdradę.
Infamy was cast upon him for betrayal.
In this sentence, 'infamia' illustrates a formal accusation or societal useration of dishonor.
Życie po takiej infamii było dla niego trudne.
Life after such infamy was difficult for him.
Here, 'infamia' conveys a state or situation of being dishonored or shamed.
Infamia tego czynu pozostanie w pamięci ludzi.
The infamy of this act will remain in people's memory.
In this case, 'infamia' denotes a characteristic of an action remembered as shameful or disgraceful.
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