Usages of textor
In suburbio nostro multi textores et fullones habitant.
In our suburb many weavers and fullers live.
Pater a textore balteum novum emit, quia vetus fractus est.
Father buys a new belt from a weaver, because the old one is broken.
In officina textoris stamen longum pendet, et textrix subtemen lente ducit.
In the weaver’s workshop a long warp hangs down, and the weaver woman slowly draws the weft.
Sic filia didicit et ubi humi liber iaceret et quomodo paenulae, baltei, linum, purpuraque a fullone aut a textore curarentur.
Thus the daughter learned both where the book was lying on the ground and how cloaks, belts, linen, and purple cloth were cared for by a fuller or by a weaver.
Textor peritus paenulam pulchram facit.
The skilled weaver makes a beautiful cloak.
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