murder.
slay
It is past tense for slay, to kill, so it is the same as killed.
There are several words in Latin that can be translated as "kill". The most basic is probably necare; the form of this that means "kills" (third-person present active indicative) is necat. The verb interficere means "to kill violently; to slay"; the appropriate form of this verb would be interfecit.
they were slay to kill the man
Slain is the past tense of the word "slay". Slay means "to murder". Therefore slain means "has been murdered". So "slain police officers" means murdered police officers.
Slew is the past tense version of Slay. I believe 'Get Slew' would mean to kill something, to slay it.(Though 'get slew' would not be grammatically correct.)Hope that helps.
The term you slay me means you cracked me up because you are hilarious.
Yes, the word slay has only one syllable. It is pronounced with a single stress point.
"Interficere."
I can give you several sentences.The knight will slay the dragon.That comedian really knows how to slay the audience.Slay the rattlesnake!
"Slaa." The word "slay" rhymes with day or play.
Uccidere is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "to kill."Specifically, the word functions as a present infinitive. It includes among its translations "to assassinate, to kill, to slay." The pronunciation will be "oot-TCHEE-dey-rey" in Italian.