Usages of osculum
Infans matri osculum dat antequam dormiat.
The baby gives mother a kiss before he sleeps.
Post osculum avia infantem in cubili ponit et culcitam molliorem parat.
After the kiss grandmother puts the baby in bed and prepares a softer mattress.
Avia nepoti osculum dat.
Grandmother gives her grandson a kiss.
Avia puellam blanda voce consolatur et osculum in fronte dat.
Grandmother comforts the girl with a gentle voice and gives a kiss on her forehead.
Cum hospes in atrium intrat, puella osculum matri dat et blanda voce “Salve” dicit.
When the guest enters the atrium, the girl gives her mother a kiss and says “Hello” in a gentle voice.
Sic puella discit domum non solum tectum et parietes esse, sed etiam locum ubi blandi sermones, flores suaves, et parva oscula amicitiam servant.
Thus the girl learns that a home is not only a roof and walls, but also a place where gentle conversations, sweet-smelling flowers, and little kisses preserve friendship.
Cum pater tandem domum rediit, puella non statim locuta est, sed demum osculum ei dedit.
When father finally returned home, the girl did not speak at once, but only then gave him a kiss.
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