Usages of clarius
Consobrinus dicit consobrinam melius cantare quam se, sed se clarius cantare.
The male cousin says that the female cousin sings better than he does, but that he sings more clearly.
Magistra rogat ut discipulus clarius respondeat.
The teacher asks that the student answer more clearly.
Serva calices e mensa removet et lucernam adhibet, ut mater epistulam clarius legere possit.
The maid removes the cups from the table and uses a lamp, so that mother can read the letter more clearly.
Magistra vult haec verba a Lucia clarius recitari, ut omnes intellegant quid in silva visum sit.
The teacher wants these words to be recited more clearly by Lucia, so that everyone may understand what was seen in the forest.
Mater dicit lyram suaviorem esse, sed pater citharam clarius audiri.
Mother says that the lyre is sweeter, but father says that the cithara is heard more clearly.
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