Usages of eam
In cubiculo fenestra est, et puer eam vesperi claudit.
In the bedroom there is a window, and the boy closes it in the evening.
Magister eam vocat.
The teacher calls her.
Postquam epistulam legit, puer eam tollit et sorori ostendit.
After the boy reads the letter, he picks it up and shows it to his sister.
Servus epistulam ad ianuam fert, et domina eam laeta accipit.
A servant brings a letter to the door, and the mistress gladly receives it.
Puer in horto clavem quaerit, sed eam non invenit.
The boy looks for a key in the garden, but he does not find it.
Puer clavem invenit et matri dicit se eam in via invenisse.
The boy finds the key and tells his mother that he found it in the street.
Mercator clam epistulam sub mensa relinquit, sed servus eam tollit et dominam vocat.
The merchant secretly leaves a letter under the table, but the servant picks it up and calls the mistress.
In foro statua imperatoris alta est, et multi eam spectant.
In the forum there is a tall statue of the emperor, and many people look at it.
Sapor huius herbae tam amarus est ut puella eam edere non velit.
The taste of this herb is so bitter that the girl does not want to eat it.
In atrio imago regis prope ianuam est, et omnes venientes eam spectant.
In the atrium an image of the king is near the door, and all who come in look at it.
Placenta in mensa est, sed mater dicit eam post cenam dandam esse.
There is a cake on the table, but mother says that it must be given after dinner.
Ianua clausa est, et hospes ante eam exspectat.
The door is closed, and the guest waits in front of it.
Ianua firma est, et ventus eam aperire non potest.
The door is firm, and the wind cannot open it.
Si quid in cista latet, mater eam aperit.
If something is hidden in the chest, mother opens it.
Serva mappam in scamno ponit, ne canis eam capiat.
The maid puts the napkin on the bench so that the dog may not take it.
Pictura quam filia emit non tam magna est quam illa imago reginae, sed mater eam magis amat.
The painting that the daughter buys is not as large as that image of the queen, but mother likes it more.
Haec hasta gravior est quam illa, sed miles eam bene tenet.
This spear is heavier than that one, but the soldier holds it well.
Hostes portam urbis oppugnant, sed milites eam defendunt.
The enemies attack the city gate, but the soldiers defend it.
Mater mappam in armarium mittit, ne canis eam capiat.
Mother puts the napkin into the cupboard, so that the dog may not take it.
Serva ampullam in armario deponit, ne infans eam tangat.
The maid places the bottle in the cupboard, so that the baby may not touch it.
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