| A | B |
|---|
| amorous | of or associated with love |
| cardiogenic | originating in the heart |
| fraternize | to associate with others in a brotherly way |
| matriarch | a woman who rules the family |
| misogyny | hatred of women |
| paternity | fatherhood; authorship, origin |
| pediatrics | the branch of medicine that deals with the care and treatment of children |
| polytheism | belief in more than one god |
| sorority | chiefly social organization of college women |
| virtue | moral excellence; goodness |
| triumvirate | government of three people (men) |
| cardiograph | "writing of the heart"; instrument used to record movements of the heart |
| pedagogue | one who educates children; a strict teacher |
| theocracy | rule by religious authority |
| patricide | killing of one's father |
| pedodontics | the practice of caring for children's teeth |
| enamored | in love |
| matrilocal | a marriage custom in which the groom goes to live with the bride's family |
| virtuoso | a person highly skilled or knowledgeable in a fine art |
| sororate | the custom of a man marrying his wife's sister if his wife dies or is infertile |
| gynecologist | a doctor concerned with the female reproductive system |
| fraternization | people behaving as brothers; people associating with each other intimately |
| patriarch | a man who is the head of a family or group |
| monotheism | the belief in one god |
| cardiac arrest | the stopping of the heart |
| gynarchy | government by women |
| pedology | the study of children's physical and mental development |
| cardiomyopathy | a disease of the heart muscle |
| amoretto | a cupid |
| theomachy | strife or battle among gods |
| patristics | writings of the church fathers |
| matrimony | marriage |
| fratricide | killing one's brother |
| sororal | sisterly; resembling a sister |
| virile | manly; masculine |
