sanguinary

• adj.血まみれの；出血した；残虐な

ラテン語のsanguinis（出血）から、sanguis（血）の全形、語源はsanguineと同じ。

sanguinary (adj.)

"characterized by slaughter," 1620s, possibly from French sanguinaire, or directly from Latin sanguinarius "pertaining to blood," from sanguis (genitive sanguinis) "blood," of unknown origin. Latin distinguished sanguis, the generic word, from cruor "blood from a wound." The latter word is related to Greek kreas "meat," Sanskrit kravis- "raw flesh," Old English hreaw- "raw" (see raw).

1. A sanguinary encounter seemed daily imminent between the two parties in the street of Baltimore.

双方はいつでもボルチモア通りで相手の首を絞められるかもしれない。

2.They alone have the requisite determination and tenacity to fight a sanguinary issue through the end.

この血なまぐさい闘争を最後までやりぬく決意と根性を持っているのは彼らだけだ。

3.With sangfroid the sanguinary man bangs his sanguine son against the hanger in the hangar.

残虐な男は余裕を持って楽観的な息子を格納庫のフックに激突させた。