Usages of pistrinum
Pistor in pistrino panem recentem et placentam parvam vendit.
The baker sells fresh bread and a small cake in the bakery.
Mater ad pistrinum ambulat et a pistore panem recentem emit.
Mother walks to the bakery and buys fresh bread from the baker.
Avia ridens dicit se ad idem pistrinum cras redituram esse, si pistor aliam placentam servaverit.
Grandmother, laughing, says that she will return to the same bakery tomorrow, if the baker has kept another cake.
Mater ad pistrinum venit et panem recentem emit.
Mother comes to the bakery and buys fresh bread.
Avia puellam ad pistrinum comitatur.
Grandmother accompanies the girl to the bakery.
Pistrinum contra macellum stat, et mater ibi panem recentem emit.
The bakery stands opposite the market, and mother buys fresh bread there.
Pater dicit hanc viam illa breviorem esse, itaque praeter macellum ad pistrinum procedit.
Father says that this road is shorter than that one, and so he goes past the market to the bakery.
Nobis panis deest, itaque mater ad pistrinum ambulat.
We are out of bread, and so mother walks to the bakery.
Mater sperat panem recentem e pistrino mox allatum iri.
Mother hopes that fresh bread will soon be brought from the bakery.
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