Usages of quasi
Participium saepe ad nomen pertinet et quasi verbum et adiectivum simul continet.
A participle often belongs to a noun and in a way contains both a verb and an adjective at the same time.
Haec fabula mihi quasi vera videtur.
This story seems, in a way, true to me.
Puer gromam tenet quasi agrimensor sit.
The boy holds the groma as if he were a land surveyor.
Colonus lapidem terminalem movet quasi terminus suus sit.
The colonist moves the boundary stone as if the boundary marker were his.
Finitor loquitur quasi controversiam finium iam decreverit.
The boundary surveyor speaks as if he had already decided the boundary dispute.
Magister formam agrorum legit quasi totum agrum videat.
The master reads the map of the fields as if he saw the whole field.
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