Usages of timor
Femina forte in via stat sine timore, quia corpus suum bene scit.
By chance a woman stands in the street without fear, because she knows her body well.
Cum bona amicitia, laeti vivimus et timorem parvum sentimus.
With good friendship, we live happily and feel little fear.
Puer nunc parvum timorem sentit, sed cum amica sua ridet.
The boy now feels a little fear, but he laughs with his friend.
Magister dicit: “Si veritatem dicitis, gaudium vincet; si mendacium dicitis, timor latet in mente.”
The teacher says: “If you tell the truth, joy will win; if you tell a lie, fear lies hidden in the mind.”
Non est tibi ullus timor, si mater tecum est.
You have no fear if mother is with you.
Animus fortis timorem vincit.
A brave spirit conquers fear.
Spes pacis timorem vincit.
The hope of peace conquers fear.
Si faber hodie tectum reficit, familia hac nocte sine timore dormiet.
If the craftsman repairs the roof today, the family will sleep without fear tonight.
Soror fratri persuadet ut veritatem sine timore dicat.
The sister persuades her brother to tell the truth without fear.
Mendacium timorem auget.
A lie increases fear.
Magistra dicit bonitatem cum virtute manere, non cum timore.
The teacher says that goodness stays with courage, not with fear.
Magistra monet usum saepe plus valere quam timorem, si quis artem aliquam discere velit.
The teacher warns that practice is often worth more than fear, if someone wants to learn some skill.
Cum in templo oramus, fides timorem vincit.
When we pray in the temple, faith conquers fear.
Qui constantiam habet, timorem facilius vincit.
Whoever has steadfastness conquers fear more easily.
Vir fortis timori non cedit.
A brave man does not yield to fear.
Timor puerum impedit quominus ante iudicem loquatur, sed mater ei adest.
Fear prevents the boy from speaking before the judge, but his mother is there for him.
In rebus asperis, constantia plus valet quam timor.
In difficult circumstances, steadfastness is worth more than fear.
Quamquam taurus cornua magna habet, filia agricolae ad eum sine timore ambulat, quia taurus mansuetus est.
Although the bull has large horns, the farmer’s daughter walks to it without fear, because the bull is gentle.
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