Usages of mercatrix
Mercatrix pruna et cerasa vendit.
The female merchant sells plums and cherries.
Mercatrix pretium trium persicorum duos denarios poscit.
The female merchant asks two denarii as the price of three peaches.
Mater duas lactucas et unam betam a mercatrice emit.
Mother buys two lettuces and one beet from the female merchant.
Alia femina in foro stolas vendit, sed haec mercatrix fructus tantum vendit.
Another woman sells dresses in the forum, but this female merchant sells only fruit.
Mercatrix dicit pruna hodie recentiora esse quam heri.
The female merchant says that the plums are fresher today than yesterday.
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