Usages of oriri
Post tempestatem spes nova in civitate oritur, quia fama pacis iterum auditur.
After the storm a new hope arises in the community, because the report of peace is heard again.
Post longam noctem spes nova oritur.
After a long night, a new hope arises.
Post lectionem longa disputatio inter discipulas oritur de fine fabulae.
After the reading a long discussion arises among the female students about the end of the story.
Cum fabula finita esset, plausus magnus ex auditoribus ortus est.
When the story had been finished, great applause arose from the listeners.
Etiam si dissensio inter discipulos oritur, bonos mores servare debent.
Even if disagreement arises among the students, they ought to observe good manners.
Si discordia inter amicos oritur, sapiens eam vitare conatur et verba blanda quaerit.
If discord arises among friends, a wise person tries to avoid it and looks for gentle words.
Magistra, quae forte adest, dicit bonum concentum non ex voce una, sed ex multis vocibus oriri.
The teacher, who happens to be present, says that a good performance arises not from one voice, but from many voices.
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