Зрада

“Зрада” (zrada) is a Ukrainian term that translates to “betrayal” in English. It refers to the act of being disloyal or treacherous, particularly in the context of personal relationships, political allegiances, or commitments. The term encompasses a breach of trust where one party fails to uphold their obligations or loyalty to another, often leading to emotional pain or conflict. “Зрада” can also imply a sense of disillusionment when someone feels let down by someone they regarded highly or trusted. In a broader context, it can relate to historical or national betrayals, especially significant in discussions about loyalty to one’s country or community. Overall, the term conveys a strong sense of moral or ethical violation associated with trust and loyalty.