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Polish frequency list

No. 963 in Polish

racji

"Racji" means "reason," "cause," or "grounds" (as in justification) in English.

In a sentence

  • Masz rację, to był trudny egzamin.

    You are right, it was a difficult exam.

    The word 'rację' here is used in the expression 'mieć rację,' meaning 'to be correct.' It reflects agreement with someone's statement, affirming its correctness.

  • Nie mogę podać ci przepisu z racji tajemnicy zawodowej.

    I cannot share the recipe with you due to professional confidentiality.

    The phrase 'z racji' in this context defines a reason or cause, meaning 'due to' or 'because of.' It explains why the action cannot be performed.

  • Podzielimy się tym po równo, z racji sprawiedliwości.

    We will share it equally, out of fairness.

    Here, 'z racji' refers to the basis or justification for an action being taken, emphasizing a principle or reason.

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