Usages of apiarius
Apiarius apiarium mane intrat.
The beekeeper enters the apiary in the morning.
Apiarius examen in apiarium ducit.
The beekeeper leads the swarm into the apiary.
Apiarius mellationem mane incipit.
The beekeeper begins the honey harvest in the morning.
Apiarius ramum apiastro oblinit.
The beekeeper smears the branch with balm herb.
Apiarius in mellatione favum eximit.
During the honey harvest the beekeeper removes a honeycomb.
Apiarius favum plenum eximit.
The beekeeper removes a full honeycomb.
Nonne apiarius favum eximit?
Surely the beekeeper removes the honeycomb?
Apiarius favum plenum eximit, quippe qui mel quaerat.
The beekeeper removes the full honeycomb, since he is looking for honey.
Apiarius fumum parat, quippe qui apes quietas faciat.
The beekeeper prepares smoke, since it makes the bees calm.
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