Usages of malum
Mater sorori parvum malum donat.
The mother gives a small apple to the sister.
Discipulus malum in mensa videt.
The student sees an apple on the table.
Magister malum in mensa videt.
The teacher sees an apple on the table.
In horto puer malum rubrum videt et folia viridia sub arbore.
In the garden the boy sees a red apple and green leaves under the tree.
In sporta mercatoris quinque mala et octo nuces sunt.
In the merchant’s basket there are five apples and eight nuts.
Pater malum dividere conatur, ut filiae et filio duo frusta det.
Father tries to divide the apple so that he may give two pieces to his daughter and son.
Malum inter filium et filiam dividendum est.
The apple must be divided between the son and the daughter.
Tredecim nummi in crumena manent, sed tredecim mala emere non possumus.
Thirteen coins remain in the purse, but we cannot buy thirteen apples.
Mater ad macellum aliquot mala et pira emptum it.
Mother goes to the market to buy a few apples and pears.
Puer canistrum plenum fert; in eo catinus parvus et duo mala sunt.
The boy carries a full basket; in it there is a small bowl and two apples.
Mater aliquot mala et pira in canistro portat, sed plerique fructus domi manent.
Mother carries a few apples and pears in a basket, but most of the fruit stays at home.
Cum serva cubiculum purgaret, puella de mensa duas scutellas sustulit et in catino mala posuit.
While the maid was cleaning the bedroom, the girl took two dishes from the table and put apples in the bowl.
In cena lanx magna in mensa ponitur, et in ea mala, caseus, atque panis iacent.
At dinner a large platter is placed on the table, and on it lie apples, cheese, and bread.
In eo praedio pomarium magnum est, ubi mala et pira bene crescunt.
On that estate there is a large orchard, where apples and pears grow well.
Colonus sperat se in nundinis bonum pretium pro racemis et malis accepturum esse.
The farmer hopes that at the market he will receive a good price for the grape clusters and apples.
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