Usages of colona
Colona quae praedio praeest magnae industriae est.
The woman farmer who is in charge of the estate is very hardworking.
Ubi racemi collecti sunt, colona eos ad torcular portari iubet.
When the grape clusters have been gathered, the woman farmer orders them to be carried to the winepress.
Colona rogat cur auriga duo iumenta eidem vehiculo iungere velit.
The woman farmer asks why the driver wants to yoke two draft animals to the same vehicle.
Nundinae cras in proximo pago habebuntur, itaque colona fructus et mustum venditura est.
There will be a market day tomorrow in the nearest village, and so the woman farmer is going to sell fruit and fresh grape juice.
Si grando in pomarium ceciderit, colona multum damni patietur.
If hail falls on the orchard, the woman farmer will suffer much damage.
Mater dicit colonam non solum magnae industriae, sed etiam magnae patientiae esse.
Mother says that the woman farmer is not only very hardworking, but also very patient.
Postquam racemi collecti sunt, colona mustum recens in dolio servat.
After the clusters of grapes have been gathered, the woman farmer stores the fresh grape juice in a barrel.
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