Usages of mollior
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.
Haec culcita mollior est quam illa, itaque infans bene dormit.
This mattress is softer than that one, and so the baby sleeps well.
Post imbrem puella muscum tangit et dicit eum molliorem esse quam herbam siccam.
After the rain the girl touches the moss and says that it is softer than dry grass.
Puella rogat cur fermentum massae necessarium sit; mater respondet fermentum panem molliorem facere.
The girl asks why leaven is necessary for the dough; mother replies that leaven makes bread softer.
Ancilla massam diu subigit, ut panis mollior fiat.
The maid kneads the dough for a long time, so that the bread may become softer.
Fulloni linum album traditur, ut id lavet et mollius reddat.
White linen is handed over to the fuller so that he may wash it and make it softer.
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