The word 'bloodstained' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective that describes something that is marked or stained with blood. Example: The detective found a bloodstained knife at the crime scene, which was the key piece of evidence in solving the murder case.
Distraught relatives lined up yesterday at an improvised morgue in a bloodstained alleyway to identify some of those mangled and entombed in Saturday's quake, which measured 7.6 on the Richter scale.
The unusual arrangement is a product of Brčko's bloodstained recent history.
Straw was accused of a "scandalous betrayal" of the people of Zimbabwe and their suffering at the "hands of Mugabe's bloodstained regime".
And ugly bargains between bloodstained leaders may be deemed necessary to end strife.
The greed which this week caught up with those who accepted the Qaddafis as patrons of human rights will one day shame the lawyers, bankers and PR men vouching for the character of Russia's bloodstained oligarchs.
A bill of rights provides for freedom of press, religion and assembly, for a federal state that would leave the Kurds with most of their autonomy, and for Islam to be "a" but not "the" source of law.In this section Will the bloodstained Shias resist the urge to hit back?
Shunned, Aaron is forced to become a medical-waste collector, the lowest and most dangerous job, picking through dirty needles and bloodstained rags.Anna Perera's book is written for teenagers, but like her previous work, the bestselling "Guantánamo Bay", which was published in 2009, it will charm older readers too.
Few challenged the Sunni assumption of superiority, while the Shias, with their doctrinal emphasis on martyrdom and victimhood, thrived on their own marginalisation.In this section Will the bloodstained Shias resist the urge to hit back?
They also deserve to see that their expenditure of hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of lives has called a bloodstained tyrant to account.
Mr Hakamada's lawyers say DNA tests on his bloodstained clothes prove the blood was not his.The case raises uncomfortable questions.
ALL eyes were on France this week as world leaders and monarchs travelled to the wide beaches of Normandy to remember those who plunged into a bloodstained sea under Nazi fire on D-Day 70 years ago.
