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now, normaly when i use regeration on my tyranids, I roll a D6 for every wound they have suffered, and on a 6 they get that wound back. ive alway took 'every wound sufferd to be every wound lower than thier starting total (so a hive tyrant with 4 wounds would roll two D6's. however i was recently told that i only roll for every wound suffered last turn (so if the tyrant suffered a wound last turn, and another one the turn before, you still only roll once). now i asky you, which do you think is right? the 'roll every turn' or 'roll for what you suffed last turn'

Every wound suffered, si if you have 2 wounds remaining from 4you roll 2 dice

Roll every turn. In the Tyranid codex, there is no indication of wounds suffered in one turn, no restrictions. It says wounds suffered.

In proper english grammar and syntax, for a multi-wound model, if the question were to be asked about the number of remaining wounds - it could and should be phrased: "how many wounds has it suffered?"

Unless I have skipped over the regeneration rules in the codex, I believe there is no mention of turn restrictions.

The last Tyranid FAQ clarified that, at the start of each turn, you roll a number of dice equal to the difference between your current Wounds and your maximum Wounds. So a wound suffered on turn 1 may be regenerated on turn 6. However, you don't count wounds you've already regenerated.