Usages of tonitrum
Nemo est qui tonitrum et fulgur non timeat.
There is no one who does not fear thunder and lightning.
Puer tonitrum audit et matrem statim vocat.
The boy hears the thunder and immediately calls his mother.
Puer peius dormit, quia tonitrum audit.
The boy sleeps worse, because he hears thunder.
Puer matris manum capit, quia tonitrum audit.
The boy grasps his mother’s hand because he hears thunder.
Puer tonitrum multum timet.
The boy greatly fears the thunder.
Puer ad matrem fugit, quia tonitrum audit.
The boy runs to his mother, because he hears thunder.
Canis retro ianuam latet, quia tonitrum audit.
The dog hides behind the door, because it hears thunder.
Cum tonitrum auditur, mater infantem in gremio tenet et leniter consolatur.
When thunder is heard, mother holds the baby in her lap and gently comforts him.
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