Usages of findere
Servus lignum serra secat, sed pater truncum securi findit.
The servant cuts wood with a saw, but father splits the log with an axe.
Pater ramum siccum securi findit.
Father splits a dry branch with an axe.
Si lignum siccum est, securis id facilius findit.
If the wood is dry, the axe splits it more easily.
Pater truncum siccum securi findit.
Father splits the dry log with an axe.
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