Latin Word of the Day
facies
face
Definitions
| Latin > English |
| facies |
| 1. n. shape, figure |
| 2. n. face, countenance, visage |
| 3. n. (figuratively) external form, look, condition, appearance |
| 4. n. (figuratively) sight aspect |
Example Sentences
| Rex intellecto fuco, quid, inquit, an tu facies me canem ? The King, having understood the trick, says what, would you claim that I am a dog? Facies eius mihi non placet. I don't like her face. "Fateor; sed tamen quid facies ista pecunia?" "Emam chartam, et alia, quæ sunt opus mihi." "I admit it, but what then will you do with that money?" "I will buy paper and other things I need." Quid vespere facies? What are you doing this evening? Facies tua rubra est. Your face is red. |
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