No. 12,729 in Polish
nieprzegranie
The state of not losing.
In a sentence
Nieprzegranie meczu oznaczało awans drużyny.
Not losing the match meant the team's advancement.
In this sentence, 'nieprzegranie' is used as a noun derived from negating the verb 'przegrać' (to lose), describing the concept of not losing in a sports context.
Cieszę się z naszego nieprzegrania tego ważnego turnieju.
I am glad about our not losing this important tournament.
Here, 'nieprzegrania' is in the genitive case, showing possession or connection, highlighting the subject's happiness about the state of having not lost.
Twoje nieprzegranie tej rozgrywki napawa mnie dumą.
Your not losing this game makes me proud.
In this usage, 'nieprzegranie' acts as a subject of pride, framed in a possessive context to emphasize the accomplishment.
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