IPA: /sɑːrˈsiːnə/
KK: /sɑrˈsɪnə/
A type of bacteria that forms groups of four cube-shaped cells and is found in various organic fluids, particularly in the stomach, where it can be linked to certain diseases.
Sarcina bacteria can be found in the stomach and are associated with some digestive issues.
Sarcina → It originates from Latin 'sarcina' (meaning a bundle or pack). The word refers to a bundle or package, often used in the context of carrying or transporting items.
Think of a 'bundle' — that's what 'sarcina' means, a pack or load that you carry.