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No. 3,710 in Russian

умерла

"Uмерла" means "died" (feminine, past tense) in English.

In a sentence

  • Моя бабушка умерла три года назад.

    My grandmother passed away three years ago.

    The word 'умерла' is in the past tense, feminine singular, and indicates the death of a female person.

  • Цветок на подоконнике умерла без воды.

    The flower on the windowsill died without water.

    Here, 'умерла' metaphorically refers to a plant and is feminine singular, aligning with the noun 'цветок' which is masculine but treated metaphorically to match the verb.

  • Героиня книги умерла в конце истории.

    The heroine of the book died at the end of the story.

    In this case, 'умерла' is used in the feminine singular past tense to describe the death of a female fictional character.

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