Trejdować

‘trade, monetize, get rid of something’. The word originates from the English language – trade, trading (in the Polish language: ‘handel, handlować, handlowanie’) and is popular among computer gamers. This verb also appears in the perfective aspect (strejdować). In specialized language, there is also the word tradować ‘formerly: to take possession of a debtor’s property according to the law for the benefit of the creditor’ (SJP PWN, translated). It is also found in the terminology of those involved in the Forex market, where trejdowanie/tradowanie refers to ‘buying and selling’ https://www.facebook.com/pfxc.org/posts/546917855338340/.

The word has been recorded since 2014 but is still used and reported by young people today.

Example usage:

1. I completely can’t ‘trejdować’ on the lane. I usually fall first. When I play some range matchups, I get beaten up even more. And then I go on splitpush and do 1 v 9 xD.

/https://www.wykop.pl/wpis/45063983/kompletnie-nie-umiem-sie-trejdowac-na-linii-zwykle/

2. Is it worth exchanging: poo http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/730/M4A1-S%20%7C%20Knight%20(Factory%20New) for the rainbow http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/730/★%20M9%20Bayonet%20%7C%20Fade%20(Factory%20New)? The first item may not be rarer but it’s easier to trade. /https://www.wykop.pl/wpis/11583418/januszerynkusteam-csgo-czy-jest-sens-wymieniac-kup/
3. I traded [strejdowałem] my old air rifle for a decent amount of money /heard/.