Yes, the singular form of "thrombi" is "thrombus". Just like many words borrowed from Latin, "thrombus" follows a specific pattern where the '-us' ending in singular changes to '-i' in its plural form. It's a pretty interesting facet of English, isn't it? It's a bit like a friendly neighbourhood exchange between languages, where English borrows from Latin, but with its own twist! Want to know more about such patterns?
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