Results for countryside translation from English to Latin

lprotect the countryside
togas vendere

you go into the countryside
tu tu villam ducas

countryside disfavours the plague
pestes patria pigrities

you're entering the countryside
villam intras

the old men come to the countryside
canis in via dormivit

the country, countryside, rural area
rus ruris

on rural regions; on countryside.
ruri

today girls walk in the countryside
puellae in agris ambulant

in the countryside there are many slaves
in agris sunt multi servi

at last the girls walk slowly to the countryside
marcus et sextus sunt amīcī.

we carry the grain from the countryside to the town
frumentum ex agris ad villam portamus

what are the girls doing in the countryside today?
quid faciunt puellae in agris hodie?

you only sustain and protect this infirmity of your health, as you do, so that you may go to our countryside and run to the ground with me in a litter.
haec ad te pluribus verbis scripsi quam soleo, non oti abundantia sed amoris erga te, quod me quadam epistula subinvitaras, si memoria tenes, ut ad te aliquid eius modi scriberem, quominus te praetermisisse ludos paeniteret.

arva, arvae arable land, plowed field; soil, region; countryside; dry land; lowlands, plain;
arvae

praising britain after death togidubnus as quickly as possible and as many by land lost. through fear of sage affected, conducting once dared not ask for it. now finally many dangers to the entire city and the surrounding countryside haterii arrived six months to live. 5quondam with haterius dormīret fifth, accompanied by a few other slaves, to the middle of the river tiber at night on horseback. silently with advanced they would prevent citizens from near the river for habitābant were to rouse him. when they came to a bridge,
quīntus, ē britanniā post mortem cogidubnī quam celerrimē ēgressus, multās per terrās errāverat. nam metū salviī affectus, rōmam statim petere nōn ausus erat. nunc tandem, multa perīcula passus, ad urbem ipsam pervēnerat et in vīllā hateriī sex mēnsēs habitāverat. quondam, cum haterius dormīret, quīntus, paucīs servīs comitantibus, ad tiberis flūmen mediā nocte equitābat. tacitē prōgrediēbātur nē cīvēs quī prope flūmen habitābant excitāret. cum ad ponte