Usted buscó: pulchram (Latín - Inglés)

pulchram
beautiful, fair

animam pulchram
beautiful soul

pulchram avem vidi.
i saw a beautiful bird.

quam pulchram est!
how beautiful she is!

scio eam pulchram esse.
i know that she is cute.

vos sunt puellam pulchram
you are a beautiful girl

fabulam pulchram scripsi.
i wrote a beautiful story.

saepe navem pulchram videbant
often we saw the beautiful boat

didymus cutem pulchram habet.
tom has nice skin.

puellae non dat pulchram rosam nauta.
the girls are a beautiful woman a rose, a sailor, he does not give.

mater praeterito solis die mihi pulchram stolam emit.
my mother bought me a nice dress last sunday.

hoc mōnstrum rēgīnam (pulchrum, pulchram) petīvit.
hoc mōnstrum rēgīnam (pulchrum, pulchram) petīvit.

si satis pecuniae haberem, illam pulchram raedam emerem.
if i had enough money, i would buy that nice car.

et videris in numero captivorum mulierem pulchram et adamaveris eam voluerisque habere uxore
and seest among the captives a beautiful woman, and hast a desire unto her, that thou wouldest have her to thy wife;

terram, pontum, aethera: te pulchram ornavit sibi sponsam, quae in adam non peccavit
and called thee his word’s own mother to be, by whom he created the earth, sky, and sea. amen.

olivam uberem pulchram fructiferam speciosam vocavit dominus nomen tuum ad vocem loquellae grandis exarsit ignis in ea et conbusta sunt frutecta eiu
the lord called thy name, a green olive tree, fair, and of goodly fruit: with the noise of a great tumult he hath kindled fire upon it, and the branches of it are broken.

exercitūs graecōrum longō post tempore ilium cēpērunt. decimō enim annō pulchram urbem trōiam tandem expugnāuērunt. nam illō tempore rēgēs in urbem equum mīsērunt ligneum.
for that time the king in the city to send a wooden horse.

‘olim erat ephesi matrona cuius virtus ab omnibus laudabatur. ubi maritus mortuus est, corpus eius ad sepulchrum subterraneum secuta curabat; nec abire nec cibum consumere volebat. ibi quinque dies una cum ancilla lacrimans manebat. interea latrones complures prope sepulchrum crucibus adfixi sunt! 5 miles quidam eos custodire iussus est ne quis corpora sepelienda auferret! ergo proxima nocte, lumine in sepulchro viso lacrimisque auditis, eo descendit ut causam quereret feminam pulchram miratu
once upon a time there was a matron of ephesus whose virtue was praised by all. when her husband died, she followed his body to the underground sepulchre; he did not want to go away or eat food. he remained there five days, together with the handmaid, weeping. meanwhile, several robbers were nailed to crosses near the tomb! 5 a certain soldier was ordered to guard them so that no one would take away the bodies to be buried! therefore the next night, seeing the light in the sepulchre, and hearing the tears, he went down there to plead the cause, marveling at the beautiful woman