No. 5,699 in Polish
wyczyn
"Feat" or "achievement."
In a sentence
Jego ostatni wyczyn na scenie był naprawdę imponujący.
His latest performance on stage was truly impressive.
The word 'wyczyn' refers to an achievement or performance in a notable or remarkable sense.
Ten wyczyn wymagał dużej odwagi i determinacji.
This feat required great courage and determination.
Here, 'wyczyn' is used to describe an extraordinary or brave act or achievement.
Nie spodziewałem się takiego wyczynu od nowego pracownika.
I didn't expect such a performance from the new employee.
In this context, 'wyczyn' conveys an act or result that is surprising or notably impressive.
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