| A | B |
| coniferous | Bearing cones; as pine trees |
| circumference | The line that goes around a circular plane |
| deference | respect for; courtesy |
| fertile | bearing good fruit; yielding much |
| fertilization | the act of causing to bear richly |
| cross fertilization | fertilization from one type to another |
| conference | a bringing together; a meeting |
| reference | a thought relatring to a subject |
| inference | carrying over a truth from one point to another |
| odoriferous | bearing an odor, usually pleasant |
| preference | bring forward; as, the first choice |
| suffer | to bear sorror or pain |
| transfer | to bring from one place to another |
| proffer | to bring forward; to offer |
| natal | relating to birth |
| native | belong to by birth |
| naive | acting as one born yeaterday; artless |
| naivete | quality of being childishly simple |
| nature | the essence of a person or a thing |
| natural | relating to nature |
| nativity | the process of being born; a coming into the world |
| nativism | a policy favoring the native born |
| naturalize | to give citizenship to one foreign born |
| naturalization | the process by which one can become naturalized |
| naturopathy | a system of treating disease by assisting nature |
| natuary | a ward in a hospital for wormen during childbirth |
| innate | inborn; inherent in |
| renascent | reborn |
| renascence | a rebirth; a revival |
| nation | a people with a common origin |
| national | relating to a nation |
| nationalism | The belief that to support the nation is the highest duty |
| nationality | Country of orgin |
| international | between or among nations |