| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the apartment block | insula |
the building | aedificium |
The apartment block is a large building. | Insula magnum aedificium est. |
The apartment block is a tall building. | Insula altum aedificium est. |
the lessor; landlord | locator |
the lessee; tenant | conductor |
the dwelling; occupancy | habitatio |
The lessor shows the dwelling to the tenant. | Locator conductori habitationem ostendit. |
Surely this dwelling is safe? | Nonne haec habitatio tuta est? |
the rent; payment | merces |
As soon as the tenant pays the rent, the lessor hands over the dwelling. | Simul ac conductor mercedem solvit, locator habitationem tradit. |
the installment; rent payment | pensio |
The tenant pays the rent and the installment. | Conductor mercedem et pensionem solvit. |
The rent is divided into three installments. | Merces in tres pensiones dividitur. |
Surely the installment must be paid tomorrow? | Nonne pensio cras solvenda est? |
the lease; hiring contract | locatio conductio |
The lease is an agreement. | Locatio conductio pactum est. |
The lessor and the tenant sign the lease. | Locator et conductor locationem conductionem signant. |
the upper story; timber framework | contignatio |
the floor; story | tabulatum |
The upper story is above the first floor. | Contignatio supra primum tabulatum est. |
the room; chamber | conclave |
The upper story has two rooms. | Contignatio duo conclavia habet. |
the privy; toilet | latrina |
The room is near the privy. | Conclave prope latrinam est. |
the sewer; drain | cloaca |
The privy sends water to the drain. | Latrina aquam ad cloacam mittit. |
the dripping rainwater; eaves | stillicidium |
The drain receives the dripping rainwater. | Cloaca stillicidium recipit. |
As soon as the tenant saw the dripping rainwater, he called the lessor. | Simul ac stillicidium vidit, conductor locatorem vocavit. |
the curved roof tile | imbrex |
The dripping rainwater falls below the curved roof tile. | Stillicidium sub imbrice cadit. |
the timber; roof beam | tignum |
The curved roof tile lies over the beam. | Imbrex super tignum iacet. |
Surely the lessor will repair the beam? | Nonne locator tignum reficiet? |
the collapse; ruin | ruina |
The beam prevents a collapse. | Tignum ruinam impedit. |
the conflagration; destructive fire | incendium |
Collapse and conflagration are dangers. | Ruina et incendium pericula sunt. |
As soon as the conflagration began, everyone fled from the building. | Simul atque incendium ortum est, omnes ex aedificio fugerunt. |
the neighborhood | vicinia |
The neighborhood pleases the family. | Vicinia familiae placet. |
The conflagration frightens the whole neighborhood. | Incendium totam viciniam terret. |
to move in | commigrare |
As soon as the family moved in, it greeted the neighbors. | Simul atque familia commigravit, vicinos salutavit. |
to move out | demigrare |
The family moves out of the old house and moves into the apartment block. | Familia e vetere domo demigrat et in insulam commigrat. |
to rent; lease | conducere |
The tenant rents the dwelling. | Conductor habitationem conducit. |
The tenant rents the dwelling, and the family moves in. | Conductor habitationem conducit, et familia commigrat. |
to let; rent out | locare |
The lessor lets the room. | Locator conclave locat. |
The lessor lets the dwelling, and the old tenant moves out. | Locator habitationem locat, et vetus conductor demigrat. |
the balcony; gallery | maenianum |
The balcony is on the first floor. | Maenianum in primo tabulato est. |
As soon as the tenant saw the balcony, he asked, 'Surely it is firm?' | Simul ac conductor maenianum vidit, rogavit: 'Nonne firmum est?' |
the ploughed field | arvum |
The farmer ploughs the field. | Agricola arvum arat. |
The ploughed field is behind the villa. | Arvum post villam est. |
the citadel; summit | arx |
The citadel stands above the city. | Arx supra urbem stat. |
The soldiers defend the citadel. | Milites arcem defendunt. |
the deed; crime | facinus |
The judge learns about the serious crime. | Iudex de gravi facinore discit. |
The accused denies the crime. | Reus facinus negat. |
the common people | plebs |
The common people shout in the forum. | Plebs in foro clamat. |
The magistrate hears the common people. | Magistratus plebem audit. |
the battle; fist-fight | pugna |
The battle begins. | Pugna incipit. |
The soldiers avoid the battle. | Milites pugnam vitant. |
the punishment; penalty | supplicium |
The judge decides the punishment. | Iudex supplicium statuit. |
The accused fears the punishment. | Reus supplicium timet. |
the poet; bard | vates |
The bard recites a poem. | Vates carmen recitat. |
The king praises the bard. | Rex vatem laudat. |
the star; constellation | astrum |
The star shines at night. | Astrum nocte lucet. |
The astronomer observes the stars. | Astrologus astra contemplatur. |
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