| A | B |
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| ITER, ITINERIS | <L. "journey" |
| itinerant | traveling from place to place, especially to perform some duty or work; trasient |
| itinerant2 | a person who travels from place to place2 |
| itinerary | a route of travel |
| itinerary | a plan or record of a journey |
| VENIO, VENIRE, VENI, VENTUM | <L. "to come" |
| advent | arrival or coming into being |
| advent2 | the period beginning four weeks before Christmas; the birth of Christ |
| circumvent | to avoid; to evade by cleverness |
| circumvent2 | to avoid by passing around2 |
| covene | to assemble, especially for a meeting |
| intervene | to occur between events or periods |
| intervene2 | to come between, thereby easing a situation2 |
| intervene3 | to interfere or to interrupt3 |
| TELE | <G. "at a distance" |
| telepathy | communication from one mide to another without speech, writing, or other sensory means |
| VIA | <L. "way", "street", "road"; "journey" |
| deviate | to turn aside from a course, norm, pattern, or subject |
| devious | winding; roundabout |
| devious2 | underhanded; deceptive2 |
| impervious | not penetrable by light rays, moisture, etc. |
| impervious2 | incapable fo being influenced or affected2 |
