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sângerez
I bleed /sɨn.dʒeˈrez/
verb#5622 most common
Also: I am bleeding, I'm losing blood
Example sentences
Sângerez.
I am bleeding.
Genunchiul meu sângerează.
My knee is bleeding.
Sângerez puțin la deget.
I'm bleeding a little on my finger.
De ce sângerezi așa de tare?
Why are you bleeding so much?
Rana a început să sângereze din nou în timpul nopții.
The wound started to bleed again during the night.
Deși tăietura pare mică, sângerez mult mai mult decât m-aș fi așteptat.
Although the cut looks small, I'm bleeding much more than I expected.
Conjugation
| Present Active | Simple Past Active | Simple Future Active | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1sg | sângerez | sângerai | voi sângera |
| 2sg | sângerezi | sângeraşi | vei sângera |
| 3sg | sângerează | sângeră | va sângera |
| 1pl | sângerăm | sângerarăm | vom sângera |
| 2pl | sângerați | sângerarăţi | veţi sângera |
| 3pl | sângerează | sângerară | vor sângera |
Word family
sângebloodsângerarebleeding, hemorrhagesângerosbloody
sângeratbled, bleeding (participle)
însângeratcovered in blood, bloodstained
Etymology
Sângerez is the first-person singular present of a sângera, a verb built directly on the noun sânge (blood) with the verbal suffix -era. Sânge comes from Latin sanguis, in its stem form sanguin-. Romanian is not alone in turning the word for blood into a verb meaning to bleed; several other Romance languages did the same from the same Latin root.
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