Usages of nassa
Puer tridentem et nassam ad litus portat.
The boy carries the trident and the wicker trap to the shore.
Polypus escam e nassa capit.
The octopus takes the bait from the wicker trap.
Nassa magnam capturam tenet.
The wicker trap holds a large catch.
Amici nassam ex aqua extrahunt.
The friends pull the wicker trap out of the water.
Amici muraenam e nassa extrahunt.
The friends pull a moray eel out of the wicker trap.
Quotiens nassa extrahitur, totiens captura numeratur.
Whenever the wicker trap is pulled out, the catch is counted.
Pisciculus ad nassam adnat.
The little fish swims toward the wicker trap.
Nassa in aqua manet quam diu esca intus est.
The wicker trap remains in the water as long as the bait is inside.
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