Gingia sângerează după injecție.

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Breakdown of Gingia sângerează după injecție.

• gingia: the gum; gingiva
• injecția: the injection
• a sângera: to bleed

Questions & Answers about Gingia sângerează după injecție.

What are the dictionary forms of the words in this sentence?

They are:

• gingie = gum
• a sângera = to bleed
• injecție = injection

In the sentence, gingia is a changed form of gingie, and sângerează is a conjugated form of a sângera.

Why is it gingia and not gingie?

Because Romanian usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun.

• gingie = gum / a gum
• gingia = the gum

So gingia means the gum.

Is gingia singular? How would I say the gums?

Yes, gingia is singular: the gum.

If you want the plural, you would say:

• gingiile = the gums

So:

• Gingia sângerează = the gum is bleeding
• Gingiile sângerează = the gums are bleeding

English often prefers gums in general statements, but Romanian can naturally use the singular if one gum area is meant.