No. 17,608 in Polish

zepsutych

"Zepsutych" means "spoiled," "broken," or "damaged" (plural, genitive or accusative form).

In a sentence

Ten sklep przyjmuje zwroty jedynie zepsutych produktów.
This shop accepts returns only for defective products.
Here, 'zepsutych' is used as an adjective in the genitive plural form to describe 'products' that are not functioning properly.
Nie toleruję zepsutych zachowań na tej imprezie.
I do not tolerate bad behaviors at this party.
In this context, 'zepsutych' metaphorically describes 'behaviors' that are unacceptable or morally wrong, again in the genitive plural form.
Musimy szybko pozbyć się zepsutych owoców z lodówki.
We need to quickly get rid of the spoiled fruits from the refrigerator.
The word 'zepsutych' is used here to describe 'fruits' that are rotten or not suitable for consumption.

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