Usages of arca
Puella peram levem fert, sed arca in atrio gravis est.
The girl carries a light bag, but the chest in the atrium is heavy.
Pater in arca epistulas et denarios servat.
Father keeps letters and denarii in the chest.
Mater stolam in arca ponit, ne infans eam tangat.
Mother puts the dress in the chest so that the baby may not touch it.
Arca vetus cinerem non continet, sed epistulas et stolam.
The old chest does not contain ash, but letters and a dress.
Mater hodie panem domi facere vult, itaque ancillam iubet far ex arca ferre.
Mother wants to make bread at home today, and so she orders the maid to bring spelt from the chest.
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