Romeo and Juliet — Page 2
PETER, servant to Juliet's Nurse.
PEDRO, sirviente de la Nodriza de Julieta.
SAMPSON, servant to Capulet.
SANSÓN, sirviente de Capuleto.
GREGORY, servant to Capulet.
GREGORIO, sirviente de Capuleto.
Servants.
Sirvientes.
FRIAR LAWRENCE, a Franciscan.
FRAY LORENZO, franciscano.
FRIAR JOHN, of the same Order.
FRAY JUAN, de la misma Orden.
An Apothecary.
Un Boticario.
CHORUS.
CORO.
Three Musicians.
Tres Músicos.
An Officer.
Un Oficial.
Citizens of Verona; several Men and Women, relations to both houses;
Ciudadanos de Verona; varios Hombres y Mujeres, parientes de ambas familias;
Maskers, Guards, Watchmen and Attendants.
Enmascarados, Guardias, Vigilantes y Asistentes.
SCENE. During the greater part of the Play in Verona; once, in the Fifth Act, at Mantua.
ESCENA. Durante la mayor parte de la Obra en Verona; una vez, en el Quinto Acto, en Mantua.
Vocabulary
- sirviente
- A servant or domestic worker in a household
- de
- Preposition meaning of or from in Spanish
- la
- Definite article meaning the for feminine nouns
- Nodriza
- A wet nurse or nanny who cares for children
- Sirvientes
- Plural form of sirviente meaning servants or attendants
- FRAY
- Title given to a friar or brother in religious orders
- franciscano
- Relating to the Franciscan religious order founded by Francis
- misma
- Feminine form of mismo meaning same or herself
- Orden
- A religious order or organization of monks and friars
- Un
- Indefinite article meaning a or an in Spanish
- Boticario
- An apothecary or pharmacist who prepares and sells medicines
- CORO
- A chorus or group of singers in a performance
- Tres
- The Spanish word for the number three
- Músicos
- Musicians or people who play musical instruments professionally
- Oficial
- An official or officer holding an authoritative position
- Ciudadanos
- Citizens or residents belonging to a particular city or country
- varios
- Several or various, indicating multiple items or people
- Hombres
- Men or males, plural form of hombre in Spanish
- y
- Conjunction meaning and connecting words or phrases
- Mujeres
- Women or females, plural form of mujer in Spanish
- parientes
- Relatives or family members related by blood or marriage
- ambas
- Both, feminine plural form referring to two groups or things
- familias
- Families or households sharing common ancestry or relationships
- Enmascarados
- Masked people wearing disguises at a party or event
- Guardias
- Guards or security personnel responsible for protection and order
- Vigilantes
- Watchmen or vigilantes who keep watch over an area
- Asistentes
- Assistants or attendants who help or accompany others
- ESCENA
- A scene or setting within a theatrical play or act
- Durante
- During or throughout a period of time in Spanish
- mayor
- Greater or older, comparative adjective used in Spanish
- parte
- Part or portion of a whole thing or event
- Obra
- A work or play, especially a theatrical or literary piece
- en
- Preposition meaning in or at a place or time
- una
- Indefinite feminine article meaning a or an in Spanish
- vez
- A time or instance, as in once or one time
- el
- Definite masculine article meaning the in Spanish
- Quinto
- Fifth, an ordinal number referring to position number five
- Acto
- An act or division within a theatrical play or performance
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