| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the small mosaic cube | tessera |
The mosaic cube is small. | Tessera parva est. |
the mosaicist | tessellarius |
The mosaicist cuts mosaic cubes. | Tessellarius tesseras secat. |
the floor layer; paver | pavimentarius |
The paver prepares the floor. | Pavimentarius pavimentum parat. |
the decorative facing; veneer | crusta |
the inlaid central panel | emblema |
The central panel is beautiful. | Emblema pulchrum est. |
the border; edging | limbus |
The border is blue. | Limbus caeruleus est. |
The mosaicist makes the border from decorative pieces. | Tessellarius limbum e crustis facit. |
the fine bedding layer | nucleus |
the rubble layer | rudus |
The rubble layer lies beneath the fine bedding layer. | Rudus sub nucleo est. |
the supporting stone layer | statumen |
The supporting layer lies beneath the rubble layer. | Statumen sub rudere est. |
The paver prepares the rubble and supporting layers. | Pavimentarius rudus et statumen parat. |
square; squared | quadratus |
The mosaic cube is square. | Tessera quadrata est. |
Square mosaic cubes are in the central panel. | Tesserae quadratae in emblemate sunt. |
triangular | triangulus |
The mosaic cube is triangular. | Tessera triangula est. |
the joint between fitted pieces | coagmentum |
thin; fine | tenuis |
The decorative facing is thin. | Crusta tenuis est. |
The joint is thin. | Coagmentum tenue est. |
uneven; unequal | inaequalis |
The floor is uneven. | Pavimentum inaequale est. |
to make level; equalize | aequare |
The paver levels the floor. | Pavimentarius pavimentum aequat. |
The paver levels the uneven floor. | Pavimentum inaequale pavimentarius aequat. |
to fit; adapt | aptare |
The mosaicist fits the mosaic cubes. | Tessellarius tesseras aptat. |
Triangular mosaic cubes are fitted to the border. | Tesserae triangulae ad limbum aptantur. |
to insert | inserere |
The mosaicist inserts a mosaic cube. | Tessellarius tesseram inserit. |
to adhere; stick to | adhaerere |
The mosaic cube adheres to the bedding layer. | Tessera nucleo adhaeret. |
The facing adheres to the bedding layer; the joint remains thin. | Crusta nucleo adhaeret; coagmentum tenue manet. |
the potsherd; baked-clay fragment | testa |
The baked-clay fragment is red. | Testa rubra est. |
Thin baked-clay fragments are inserted into the bedding layer. | Testae tenues in nucleum inseruntur. |
to cut out; hew | excidere |
The paver cuts out a baked-clay fragment. | Pavimentarius testam excidit. |
to carve | sculpere |
The mosaicist carves the decorative facing. | Tessellarius crustam sculpit. |
variegated; multicolored | variegatus |
The central panel is multicolored. | Emblema variegatum est. |
The mosaicist cuts out multicolored decorative pieces. | Tessellarius crustas variegatas excidit. |
the pumice stone | pumex |
The pumice stone is hard. | Pumex durus est. |
The mosaicist carves the facing; the paver polishes it with pumice. | Tessellarius crustam sculpit; pavimentarius eam pumice polit. |
made of cut pieces | sectilis |
The floor is made of cut pieces. | Pavimentum sectile est. |
The cut-stone floor is polished with pumice. | Pavimentum sectile pumice politur. |
the bear | ursus |
The bear lives in the forest. | Ursus in silva habitat. |
The boy sees the bear. | Puer ursum videt. |
the tortoise | testudo |
The tortoise walks slowly. | Testudo lente ambulat. |
The girl carries the tortoise. | Puella testudinem portat. |
the wild boar | aper |
The wild boar runs through the forest. | Aper per silvam currit. |
The boy sees the wild boar. | Puer aprum videt. |
the he-goat | caper |
The he-goat stands in the field. | Caper in agro stat. |
The farmer calls the he-goat. | Agricola caprum vocat. |
the young goat; kid | haedus |
The young goat is near the he-goat. | Haedus prope caprum est. |
The farmer carries the young goat. | Agricola haedum portat. |
the elephant | elephas |
The elephant is large. | Elephas magnus est. |
The boy watches the elephant. | Puer elephantem spectat. |
the whale | cetus |
The whale swims in the sea. | Cetus in mari natat. |
The sailor sees the whale. | Nauta cetum videt. |
the crab | cancer |
The crab is near the sea. | Cancer prope mare est. |
The girl catches the crab. | Puella cancrum capit. |
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