zrada

"zrada" is a well-known Ukrainian word for betrayal, treachery or treason
Also zraditi (to do zrada) sometimes means cheating on someone
not to be confused with zraditi with a different emphasis, which means to rejoice
Original grammar is зрада
Sounds more like srada
The word zrada is widely used in conversation, and is also often found in Ukrainian culture, especially literature.
Also has a meme context usually in political memes, in them most often present as sarcasm, indicates an event or action that is only slightly suspicious or unclear, calling it a huge betrayal of the country
Also in memes an antonym for the word "peremoga" which generally means victory
The words "zradnyk", "zradiv", "zradila", "zradili" and others formed from this word and meaning traitor/cheater, he betrayed/cheated, she betrayed/cheated, they betrayed, etc.

Why did he say that the war would go on for a few more years? It sounds like a zrada

Only fools believe that Andriy Yermak is a russian agent. This is definitely not a zrada

The law of Ukraine is cruel to zradnyks

I don't think she zradila on you.
I hope that's true, we've been dating for almost two years.

...this is pure zrada, we are now like the Poland in 1939

by inst:miotigram January 6, 2023