Usages of curare
Pietas filiae clara est, cum aviam aegrotam quiete curat.
The daughter’s devotion is clear when she quietly cares for her sick grandmother.
Mater aegrotam filiam curat, dum pater medicum exspectat.
Mother cares for her sick daughter while father waits for the doctor.
Mater vicinas benigne accipit et eis gratulatur, quod filias suas tam diligenter curant.
Mother receives the neighbors (female) kindly and congratulates them because they care for their daughters so diligently.
Sic puella discit et quomodo in pago vivant coloni et cur parvum praedium, si bene curetur, omnibus utile esse possit.
Thus the girl learns both how farmers live in a village and why a small estate, if it is well cared for, can be useful to everyone.
Sic filia didicit et ubi humi liber iaceret et quomodo paenulae, baltei, linum, purpuraque a fullone aut a textore curarentur.
Thus the daughter learned both where the book was lying on the ground and how cloaks, belts, linen, and purple cloth were cared for by a fuller or by a weaver.
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