| A | B |
|---|
| CELER | <L. "swift" |
| accelerate | to cause faster movement; to go faster |
| celerity | swiftness; quickness; speed |
| CURRO, CURRERE, CUCURRI, CURSUM | <L. "to run" |
| CURSOR, CURSORIS | <L. "runner" |
| concur | to agree; to cooperate |
| concur2 | to coincide; to happen simultaneously2 |
| discourse | conversation |
| discourse2 | a formal disscussion of a subject in speeh or writing2 |
| discourse3 | to talk; to discuss formally in speech or writing3 |
| incur | to meet with; to run into; to bring upon oneself |
| precursor | forerunner |
| succor | help in time of distress |
| succor2 | to render help to2 |
| GLOMUS | <L. "ball" |
| conglomeration | a collection of unrelated things |
| JACIO, JACERE, JECI, JACTUM | <L. "to throw" |
| abject | humiliating and miserable |
| abject2 | contemptible2 |
| conjecture | an opinion formed from inconclusive evidence; a guess |
| conjecture2 | to conclude from insufficient evidence2 |
| interjection | a word or prase sometimes inserted between other words, often expressing emotion; a word not linked grammatically to other words in a sentence |
