Usages of vir
Vir mercatorem accusat, sed mercator se defendit.
A man accuses the merchant, but the merchant defends himself.
Vir pacem sperat.
The man hopes for peace.
Mater respondit se illum statim agnoscere, quia idem vir antea ad villam venerat.
Mother replied that she recognized him at once, because the same man had come to the house before.
Vir fortis timori non cedit.
A brave man does not yield to fear.
Femina pia panem pauperi dat; vir autem impius tantum ridet.
The pious woman gives bread to a poor person; the impious man, however, only laughs.
Vir autem, qui primo asper videbatur, postea voce blanda puero locutus est.
The man, however, who at first seemed harsh, afterward spoke to the boy in a gentle voice.
Mane hospes benignam dominam iterum salutavit et viro, qui non iam asper erat, gratias egit.
In the morning the guest greeted the kind mistress again and gave thanks to the man, who was no longer harsh.
Femina liberalis pauperi panem dat; vir avarus autem nummos suos celat.
The generous woman gives bread to the poor person; the greedy man, however, hides his coins.
Vir temerarius sine consilio in viam procedit, sed femina constans et cauta lente cogitat.
A rash man goes forward onto the road without a plan, but a steadfast and careful woman thinks slowly.
Quamquam vir crudelis videbatur, filia dixit eum non semper crudelem esse, sed interdum dubium et timidum.
Although the man seemed cruel, the daughter said that he was not always cruel, but sometimes uncertain and fearful.
Nonnullae feminae ad forum festinant, sed nonnulli viri domi manent.
Some women hurry to the forum, but some men stay at home.
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