Usages of madidus
Mater spongiam quaerit, ut pavimentum madidum citius siccare possit.
Mother looks for the sponge, so that she may dry the wet floor more quickly.
Infans nudus in balneo ridet, sed mater vestem madidam statim mutat.
The baby laughs naked in the bath, but mother changes the wet garment at once.
Mater dicit vestem puellae madidam factam esse, quia illa nudis pedibus in herba cucurrit.
Mother says that the girl’s garment became wet because she ran in the grass with bare feet.
Nutrix infantis sudarium madidum mutat et ei aliud mundum imponit.
The baby’s nurse changes the wet towel and puts another clean one on him.
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