Usages of sitire
Puella sitit, itaque aquam e vase bibit.
The girl is thirsty, and so she drinks water from the vessel.
Si puella iterum sitiet, ancilla ei aquam e puteo afferet.
If the girl is thirsty again, the maid will bring her water from the well.
“Esurisne?” “Immo, sitio magis quam esurio.”
“Are you hungry?” “No, I am thirsty more than hungry.”
Puella dicit se sitire, quia tota die in horto laboravit.
The girl says that she is thirsty, because she worked in the garden all day.
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