What's the singular of the word 'stigmata'?
Correct answer: Stigma
Snance
Mental health is a real problem in society. Lots of bananas and crackers out there. They need help and support. But it is hard to understand.
CyanJaguar62
I think the word also had something to do with the wounds of Christ and how really holy Saints would get these same wounds. Scared me as a kid until I realized I was never going to be a saint! Whew!
TestyAlien3443
An odd question. I've never heard anyone refer to multiple stigma as stigmata. And I've never heard of stigmata, similar to the piercing of Jesus, in the singular. Claims have always been for multiple marks at a time.
Unreal Neil.
Snance, It would be better to NOT refer to the mentally affected as "bananas and crackers." OK!!??
Talaith
I think this is wrong, stigma and stigmata are different things
poopy pants
CyanJaguar62, hi, the condition was identified first before being latterly applied to the mental alignment of Christs followers, then made famous by films like Stigmata where the empathy to feel Christs pain was so overwhelming that it literally created a the same biochemical experience. wow, isn't the mind amazing.
CLiFfy
CyanJaguar62, Happened to me somehow
Gourry334
Unreal Neil., flakes, fruits, and nuts.
Procrastus
TestyAlien3443, it is plural as there were multiple piercings
Procrastus
Unreal Neil., fruit loops?