Usages of flos
Soror et frater in horto flores vident.
The sister and brother see flowers in the garden.
Soror magistro florem donat.
The sister gives a flower to the teacher.
Discipula magistrae flores donat, et cum ea in horto sedet.
(The female student gives flowers to the female teacher, and sits with her in the garden.)
Post hiemem ver venit, et puellae flores in horto iterum vident.
After winter spring comes, and the girls see flowers in the garden again.
Mater flores et coronas emit, ut atrium et aram ornet.
Mother buys flowers and garlands so that she may decorate the atrium and the altar.
Post tempestatem pauci flores in horto manent.
After the storm, few flowers remain in the garden.
Puella septem flores et decem folia in horto numerat, dum soror eius cantat.
The girl counts seven flowers and ten leaves in the garden while her sister sings.
Ex parvis seminibus magni flores nascuntur, si terra et aqua bonae sunt.
From small seeds large flowers grow, if the soil and water are good.
In die sollemni puellae ramos lauri ante ianuam ponunt et flores etiam in mensa relinquunt.
On the solemn day the girls place branches of laurel before the door and also leave flowers on the table.
Aprilis pluvias fert, sed mense Aprili etiam primi flores apparent.
April brings rains, but in April the first flowers also appear.
Mense Maio hortus plenus florum fit, et Maius aviae semper gratissimus est.
In May the garden becomes full of flowers, and May is always most pleasing to grandmother.
Pueri post laborem quiete fruuntur, dum avia mense Maio de floribus narrat.
The boys enjoy quiet after work, while grandmother tells about flowers in May.
Mense Martio primi flores in horto apparent, et avia gaudet.
In March the first flowers appear in the garden, and grandmother rejoices.
Aprilis mihi gratior est quam Februarius, quia primi flores in horto apparent.
April is more pleasing to me than February, because the first flowers appear in the garden.
Mihi ver gratissimum est, praesertim cum flores in horto apparent.
Spring is most pleasing to me, especially when flowers appear in the garden.
Consobrinus meus et consobrina mea flores portant, ut vestibulum ornent.
My male cousin and my female cousin carry flowers so that they may decorate the entrance hall.
Serva flores in mensa ordinat.
The maid arranges flowers on the table.
Retro villam hortus parvus est, ubi flores crescunt.
Behind the house there is a small garden, where flowers grow.
Māter puellam monet ut ante lārārium taceat et flōrēs rēctē pōnat.
Mother warns the girl to be silent before the household shrine and to place the flowers properly.
Hī flōrēs nōn sōlum pulchrī, sed etiam suāvēs sunt; propter hunc odōrem avia diū in hortō manēre vult.
These flowers are not only beautiful, but also fragrant; because of this scent grandmother wants to stay in the garden for a long time.
Postquam flōrēs collegit, puella eōs in canistrō pōnit et ad aviam portat.
After she has gathered the flowers, the girl puts them in a basket and carries them to grandmother.
In vocabulo “rosa” duae vocales sunt; in vocabulo “flos” plures consonae audiuntur.
In the word “rosa” there are two vowels; in the word “flos” several consonants are heard.
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