No. 17,594 in Polish
zdrajcy
"Zdrajcy" means "traitors" in English.
In a sentence
Zdrajcy zostali ukarani za swoje czyny.
The traitors were punished for their actions.
Here, 'zdrajcy' (traitors) refers directly to individuals who have committed an act of betrayal. The word is used as the subject of the sentence.
W czasach wojen wielu ludzi oskarżano o bycie zdrajcami.
During times of war, many people were accused of being traitors.
In this example, 'zdrajcami' is the instrumental case of 'zdrajcy', indicating the state of being characterized as traitors.
Nie chcę więcej słuchać o zdrajcach, którzy zdradzili nasz kraj.
I don't want to hear any more about the traitors who betrayed our country.
Here, 'zdrajcach' is the locative case of 'zdrajcy', used to denote the context or topic of conversation.
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