Usages of gerere
Puella pallium leve gerit, quia ventus non iam frigidus est.
The girl wears a light cloak, because the wind is no longer cold.
Regina in die festo coronam pulchram gerit.
The queen wears a beautiful crown on the festival day.
Sponsus tunicam novam gerit, sponsa autem coronam albam capit.
The bridegroom wears a new tunic, but the bride takes a white garland.
Pater dicit se cotidianam vestem non gerere velle, quia dies sollemnis est.
Father says that he does not want to wear everyday clothing, because it is a festive day.
Cothurnus scaenicus in tragoedia geritur.
The theatrical boot is worn in a tragedy.
Histrio personatus larvam gerit.
The masked stage player wears a theatrical mask.
Sponsa flammeum gerit.
The bride wears the flame-colored veil.
Etsi pluit, sponsa flammeum gerit et puer cumeram portat.
Although it is raining, the bride wears the veil and a boy carries the bridal basket.
Puella nubilis tunicam rectam gerit.
The marriageable girl wears the straight-woven bridal tunic.
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