Question

Как будет кровь по латыни??????????????

Answer 1

sanguis (сингвис) - кровь

Answer 2

Кровь по латыни: sanguis (сингвис) - кровь

Answer 3

Blood in Latin

In Latin, the word for blood is "sanguis" or "sanguinis" in the genitive form. The word "sanguis" is used to refer to blood in general, while "sanguinis" is used to indicate possession or origin. Here are the Latin words for blood:

- Sanguis (nominative singular) - Sanguinis (genitive singular) - Sanguini (dative singular) - Sanguinem (accusative singular) - Sanguine (ablative singular) - Sanguines (nominative plural) - Sanguinum (genitive plural) - Sanguinibus (dative/ablative plural) - Sanguines (accusative plural) Please note that the declension of Latin nouns can vary depending on the gender and case. The forms provided above are for the masculine and feminine gender. The neuter gender may have different forms.

It's important to note that Latin is an inflected language, meaning that the form of a word can change depending on its grammatical role in a sentence. The forms provided above represent the different cases and numbers in which the word "sanguis" can appear.

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