Usages of neptis
Matertera mea hodie ad villam venit, et neptem suam laetam salutat.
My aunt comes to the house today, and greets her happy niece.
Avunculus cum nepote in horto sedet, dum matertera cum nepte in atrio loquitur.
My uncle sits with his nephew in the garden, while my aunt talks with her niece in the atrium.
Postridie matertera promittit se nepti parvum donum daturam esse, dummodo illa matri auxilium ferat.
The next day the aunt promises that she will give her niece a small gift, provided that the girl brings help to her mother.
Avunculus dicit nepotem et neptem tam prudentes esse quam parentes eorum.
The uncle says that his nephew and niece are as prudent as their parents.
Postridie neptis sine febre sedet, quamquam parva tussis adhuc manet.
The next day the niece sits without fever, although a small cough still remains.
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