Usages of contentus
Vilica dicit se a lanio hodie minus emere velle, quia familia lenticulis et fabis contenta est.
The stewardess says that she wants to buy less from the butcher today, because the family is content with lentils and beans.
Pater contentus est, quia omnes domi adsunt.
The father is content, because everyone is at home.
Cum ex nundinis redierint, omnes fessi sed contenti erunt, quia vehiculum plenum erit et domus panem, pira, ac mustum habebit.
When they have returned from the market, everyone will be tired but content, because the vehicle will be full and the house will have bread, pears, and fresh grape juice.
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