Asked by Bryce

Puer matrem laeti videt.
Answered by Bryce
Can you traslate this?
Answered by Bryce
This too: Marcus togam praetextam petit.

Pater sollicita dormire non potest.
Answered by Writeacher
I don't see what "laeti" is doing in the first sentence.

What do you intend the verb in the second sentence to mean? "petit" is the 3rd singular present form of "peto..." -- peto -ere -ivi and -ii -itum [to make for , go to; to attack, assail; to seek, strive after; to ask for, beg, request, demand]; polit., [to stand for, canvass for]; legal, [to sue for]; sometimes [to fetch, derive].

And I have no idea what you're trying to say with "sollicita" in the third sentence. sollicitus -a -um [disturbed , agitated, restless; anxious, uneasy, worried]; of animals, [watchful]; in act. sense, [disquieting]. Adv. sollicite, [anxiously, carefully].
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