Usages of dolere
Post ientaculum puella in lecto iacet et librum legit, quia ei pectus dolet.
After breakfast the girl lies in bed and reads a book, because her chest hurts.
Medica collum pueri tangit et rogat utrum etiam umerus doleat.
The doctor touches the boy’s neck and asks whether his shoulder also hurts.
Puer respondet: “Mihi collum non dolet, sed genu et dorsum dolent.”
The boy answers: “My neck does not hurt, but my knee and back hurt.”
Puer respondet: “Mihi umerus dolet.”
The boy answers: “My shoulder hurts.”
Puella lac calidum bibere non vult, quia os eius dolet.
The girl does not want to drink hot milk, because her mouth hurts.
Guttur pueri dolet, itaque aquam tepidam petit.
The boy’s throat hurts, and so he asks for lukewarm water.
Venter puellae dolet, quia nimium cibi sumpsit.
The girl’s stomach hurts, because she ate too much food.
Puer rauca voce respondet, quia guttur adhuc dolet.
The boy answers in a hoarse voice, because his throat still hurts.
Si guttur tuum dolet, aquam tepidam bibere debes.
If your throat hurts, you should drink warm water.
Puella dicit crus sibi dolere, quia heri in scalis cecidit.
The girl says that her leg hurts, because yesterday she fell on the stairs.
Post casum femur quoque ei dolet, sed ambulare lente adhuc potest.
After the fall her thigh also hurts, but she can still walk slowly.
Serva aquam tepidam parat, quo labrum pueri minus doleat.
The maid prepares warm water, so that the boy’s lip may hurt less.
Labrum pueri adhuc tumet, sed minus dolet.
The boy’s lip is still swollen, but it hurts less.
Mater puerum aquam tepidam bibere iubet, quia guttur eius dolet.
Mother orders the boy to drink lukewarm water, because his throat hurts.
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