Usages of piger
Avus constans etiam in re aspera spem retinet; puer piger autem cito laborare desinit.
The steadfast grandfather keeps hope even in a difficult situation; the lazy boy, however, quickly stops working.
Magistra discipulam constantem laudat, quia numquam cessat; discipulum pigrum reprehendit, quia opus semper differt.
The teacher praises the steadfast female student because she never stops; she rebukes the lazy male student because he always puts off the work.
Puer piger laborare non vult, sed puella docilis et constans exemplum bonum praebet.
The lazy boy does not want to work, but the teachable and steadfast girl provides a good example.
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