Usages of ovum
In olla parva mater oleum et unum ovum ponit.
In a small pot mother puts oil and one egg.
Coquus ovum cum farina miscet, ut panis mollis sit.
The cook mixes an egg with flour so that the bread may be soft.
Deinde ova in sartagine coquuntur, et mater patellam calidam e foco tollit.
Then eggs are cooked in the frying pan, and mother takes the hot plate from the hearth.
Serva ova in sartagine coquit, dum mater mensam ad cenam instruit.
The maid cooks eggs in the frying pan while mother sets the table for dinner.
Deinde ova in sartagine coquuntur, et mater sartaginem calidam e foco tollit.
Then eggs are cooked in the frying pan, and mother takes the hot frying pan from the hearth.
Avia dicit ova in sartagine cocta esse et salem pistillo in mortario bene tritum esse.
Grandmother says that the eggs have been cooked in the frying pan and that the salt has been well crushed with the pestle in the mortar.
Ova cocta in mensa sunt.
The cooked eggs are on the table.
Serva paulum piperis super ova spargit.
The maid sprinkles a little pepper over the eggs.
Mater ova cocta in lancem ponit.
Mother puts the cooked eggs on the platter.
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