No. 4,542 in Polish
kłamstw
The word "kłamstw" is the genitive plural form of "kłamstwo," which means "lies" in English.
In a sentence
Zawsze warto unikać kłamstw.
It's always good to avoid lies.
In this sentence, the word 'kłamstw' functions as a noun in its plural form, referring to multiple instances of falsehoods.
Mimo wielu kłamstw, nadal im wierzymy.
Despite many lies, we still believe them.
Here, 'kłamstw' serves as a noun in the genitive plural form, indicating possession or association with falsehoods.
Nie można budować relacji na fundamentach kłamstw.
You cannot build relationships on foundations of lies.
In this case, 'kłamstw' is used metaphorically as a noun in its plural form, describing the abstract concept of dishonesty and its impact.
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