| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the apiary; place where beehives are kept | apiarium |
the beekeeper | apiarius |
The beekeeper enters the apiary in the morning. | Apiarius apiarium mane intrat. |
the flower juice gathered by bees before it becomes honey | melligo |
the honeycomb | favus |
The flower juice gathered by bees is in the honeycomb. | Melligo in favo est. |
Surely the honeycomb contained flower juice? | Nonne favus melliginem continuit? |
the swarm of bees | examen |
The beekeeper leads the swarm into the apiary. | Apiarius examen in apiarium ducit. |
propolis; the resin used by bees to seal a hive | propolis |
bee bread; stored pollen food | erithace |
the bee-attracting balm herb | apiastrum |
The swarm comes to the balm herb. | Examen ad apiastrum venit. |
the drone bee | fucus |
Bee bread feeds the drone. | Erithace fucum pascit. |
the small cell | cellula |
Bee bread remains in the small cell. | Erithace in cellula manet. |
The honeycomb has many small cells. | Favus multas cellulas habet. |
the buzzing; humming sound | bombus |
The drone's buzzing is loud. | Bombus fuci magnus est. |
to make honey | mellificare |
the honey harvest | mellatio |
The beekeeper begins the honey harvest in the morning. | Apiarius mellationem mane incipit. |
the ringing sound | tinnitus |
to smear; coat over | oblinere |
The beekeeper smears the branch with balm herb. | Apiarius ramum apiastro oblinit. |
to glue together | conglutinare |
Propolis glues the honeycombs together. | Propolis favos conglutinat. |
A bee smears a crack with propolis and glues the parts together. | Apis rimam propole oblinit et partes conglutinat. |
to take out; remove | eximere |
During the honey harvest the beekeeper removes a honeycomb. | Apiarius in mellatione favum eximit. |
The beekeeper removes a full honeycomb. | Apiarius favum plenum eximit. |
Surely the beekeeper removes the honeycomb? | Nonne apiarius favum eximit? |
to settle; alight | considere |
The ringing is heard, and the swarm settles. | Tinnitus auditur, et examen considit. |
The swarm hears the ringing and settles on a branch. | Examen tinnitum audit et in ramo considit. |
Surely the swarm settles in the apiary? | Nonne examen in apiario considit? |
the stinger; sharp point | aculeus |
honey-bearing; producing honey | mellifer |
The flower juice comes from honey-bearing flowers. | Melligo e floribus melliferis venit. |
Bees make honey from honey-bearing flowers. | Apes e floribus melliferis mellificant. |
the wax dealer | cerarius |
The wax dealer sells propolis and wax. | Cerarius propolin et ceram vendit. |
Surely wax is sold by the wax dealer? | Nonne cera a cerario venditur? |
the little bee | apicula |
The little bee has a small stinger. | Apicula aculeum parvum habet. |
The buzzing of the little bee is heard. | Bombus apiculae auditur. |
The little bee's stinger is short. | Aculeus apiculae brevis est. |
the making or production of honey | mellificium |
The bees make honey, and this production of honey is lengthy. | Apes mellificant, et hoc mellificium longum est. |
The wax dealer observes the household's production of honey. | Cerarius mellificium familiae spectat. |
since ...; as one who (explanatory relative) | quippe qui |
The beekeeper removes the full honeycomb, since he is looking for honey. | Apiarius favum plenum eximit, quippe qui mel quaerat. |
The wax dealer buys wax, since he sells it. | Cerarius ceram emit, quippe qui eam vendat. |
The drone makes a buzzing sound, since it flies. | Fucus bombum facit, quippe qui volet. |
The beekeeper prepares smoke, since it makes the bees calm. | Apiarius fumum parat, quippe qui apes quietas faciat. |
sharp; pungent | acer |
The sharp knife cuts the bread. | Culter acer panem secat. |
The sharp-tasting wine does not please the guest. | Vinum acre hospiti non placet. |
swift | citus |
The swift horse carries the traveler. | Equus citus viatorem portat. |
The swift messenger runs to the city. | Nuntius citus ad urbem currit. |
unpleasant; disagreeable | ingratus |
The servant avoids the unpleasant work. | Servus laborem ingratum vitat. |
The unpleasant sound frightens the boy. | Sonus ingratus puerum terret. |
varied; various | varius |
The merchant sells various goods. | Mercator varias merces vendit. |
The garden has various flowers. | Hortus varios flores habet. |
opposed; unfavorable | adversus |
The adverse wind holds the ship back. | Ventus adversus navem retinet. |
Adverse fortune changes the plan. | Fortuna adversa consilium mutat. |
sacred; inviolable | sanctus |
A sacred place is near the temple. | Locus sanctus prope templum est. |
The citizens observe the inviolable law. | Cives legem sanctam servant. |
sad; sorrowful | maestus |
The sad mother reads the letter. | Mater maesta epistulam legit. |
The sad boy returns home. | Puer maestus domum redit. |
wandering; shifting | vagus |
A stray dog walks through the streets. | Canis vagus per vias ambulat. |
A wandering star moves across the sky. | Stella vaga per caelum movetur. |
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