No. 11,838 in Polish
kradzie
The Polish word "kradzie" appears to be a typo. If you meant "kradzież," it translates to "theft" in English.
In a sentence
On kradnie mojego ulubionego długopisu.
He is stealing my favorite pen.
The word 'kradnie' signifies the present tense verb 'he is stealing', reflecting ongoing theft action.
Chłopiec często kradnie cukierki ze sklepu.
The boy often steals candies from the store.
'Kradnie' here portrays a recurring behavior or habitual action in the present tense.
Czy ona nie kradnie tych rzeczy bez powodu?
Does she not steal these items without a reason?
In this question form, 'kradnie' is used to convey uncertainty or inquiry about a potential act of stealing.
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