| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
the barber's shop | tonstrina |
The friends enter the barber's shop. | Amici tonstrinam intrant. |
the haircut; clipping | tonsura |
The barber prepares the haircut. | Tonsor tonsuram parat. |
The friend sees the haircut in the mirror. | Amicus tonsuram in speculo videt. |
to clip; cut hair | tondere |
the shears; scissors | forfex |
The barber clips the hair with shears. | Tonsor capillos forfice tondet. |
As often as the shears move, so often a hair falls. | Quotiens forfex movetur, totiens capillus cadit. |
the razor | novacula |
the curling iron | calamistrum |
The barber heats the curling iron. | Tonsor calamistrum calefacit. |
the protective wrapping; barber's cloth | involucrum |
The barber places the barber's cloth over the cloak. | Tonsor involucrum super pallium ponit. |
to shave; scrape | radere |
The barber shaves the beard with a razor. | Tonsor barbam novacula radit. |
The friend shaves the beard. | Amicus barbam radit. |
to shave repeatedly; keep close-shaven | rasitare |
The barber clips the hair with shears and keeps the beard close-shaven with a razor. | Tonsor capillos forfice tondet et barbam novacula rasitat. |
As often as the barber keeps the beard close-shaven, so often the friend looks at the mirror. | Quotiens tonsor barbam rasitat, totiens amicus speculum spectat. |
the hair-removing tweezers | volsella |
The barber removes a hair with the hair-removing tweezers. | Tonsor capillum volsella tollit. |
As often as the barber removes a hair with the tweezers, so often he looks at the haircut. | Quotiens tonsor volsella capillum tollit, totiens tonsuram spectat. |
the depilatory ointment | psilothrum |
the depilatory plaster | dropax |
The depilatory ointment is near the depilatory plaster. | Psilothrum prope dropacem est. |
the acidic chalk used as a depilatory | creta acida |
the blue-green clay used as a depilatory | lutum Venetum |
The acidic chalk and the blue-green clay are in the barber's shop. | Creta acida et lutum Venetum in tonstrina sunt. |
The barber prepares the acidic chalk and carries the blue-green clay. | Tonsor cretam acidam parat et lutum Venetum portat. |
the false hair; wig | capillamentum |
The friend holds the wig. | Amicus capillamentum tenet. |
the small wig; hairpiece | galericulum |
The friend compares the wig and the hairpiece in the mirror. | Amicus capillamentum et galericulum in speculo comparat. |
the curled lock of hair | cincinnus |
the lock; tuft of hair | cirrus |
The friend sees the lock of hair in the mirror. | Amicus cirrum in speculo videt. |
the hair-curler | ciniflo |
The hair-curler makes a curled lock with the curling iron. | Ciniflo cincinnum calamistro facit. |
The hair-curler looks at the lock and the curled lock. | Ciniflo cirrum et cincinnum spectat. |
As often as the hair-curler heats the curling iron, so often the friend looks at himself in the mirror. | Quotiens ciniflo calamistrum calefacit, totiens amicus se in speculo spectat. |
the baldness | calvitium |
The hairpiece hides the baldness. | Galericulum calvitium celat. |
The friend is bald, so he should not use the depilatory ointment or plaster. | Amicus calvitium habet; itaque psilothro aut dropace uti non debet. |
the greyness of hair; grey hair | canities |
Grey hair does not please the friend. | Canities amico non placet. |
the clipping; nail paring | praesegmen |
The barber sees the clipping. | Tonsor praesegmen videt. |
The hair-removing tweezers are near the clipping in the barber's shop. | Volsella prope praesegmen in tonstrina est. |
to trim; cut away | subsecare |
The barber trims the nails. | Tonsor ungues subsecat. |
as soon as | ut primum |
As soon as the friends enter the barber's shop, the barber prepares the barber's cloth. | Ut primum amici tonstrinam intrant, tonsor involucrum parat. |
As soon as the barber picks up the shears, the friend laughs. | Ut primum tonsor forficem tollit, amicus ridet. |
As soon as the friend sees grey hair, he looks for the hairpiece. | Ut primum amicus canitiem videt, galericulum quaerit. |
As soon as the barber trims the nails, he sees a clipping. | Ut primum tonsor ungues subsecat, praesegmen videt. |
to drive; strike | pellere |
The wind drives the clouds. | Ventus nubes pellit. |
The boy strikes the ball with his foot. | Puer pilam pede pellit. |
to lack (+ ablative) | carere |
The boy lacks water. | Puer aqua caret. |
The house lacks windows. | Domus fenestris caret. |
to bring about; complete | efficere |
The medicine brings about health. | Medicina sanitatem efficit. |
The teacher completes the task. | Magistra opus efficit. |
to train; practise | exercere |
The teacher trains the students. | Magistra discipulos exercet. |
The doctor practises his art. | Medicus artem exercet. |
to go to; approach | adire |
The citizen goes to the judge. | Civis iudicem adit. |
The sick person goes to the doctor. | Aeger medicum adit. |
to restrain; prevent | prohibere |
The guard keeps the boy away from the fire. | Custos puerum ab igne prohibet. |
The rain prevents the farmer from working. | Imber agricolam laborare prohibet. |
to entrust; begin | committere |
The father entrusts the money to his son. | Pater filio pecuniam committit. |
The general begins the battle. | Dux proelium committit. |
to strike; cut down | caedere |
The farmer cuts down the tree. | Agricola arborem caedit. |
The soldier strikes the enemy with a sword. | Miles hostem gladio caedit. |
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