| A | B |
|---|
| amiable (amicus) | friendly |
| amicable (amicus) | friendly |
| inimical inamicus) | unfriendly |
| agrarian (ager) | pertaining to land or to equal distribution of land |
| diurnal (dies) | daily, pertaining to day time |
| ambulatory (ambulare) | able to walk |
| amble (ambulare) | to walk leisurely and without specific destination |
| preamble ( pre + ambulare) | introduction |
| brevity (brevis) | shortness |
| protempore (tempus) | for the time being (as a mayor protempore) |
| extemporize (tempor) | to speak without preparation |
| extemporaneous (tempus) | done without preparation |
| strenuous (strenuus) | requiring energy and strength to be done |
| cursory (currere) | quick, superficial, lnot thorough |
| expedient (ex + pes) | sacrificing principles for speed |
| expeditious (ex + pes) | efficient |
| exorbitant (ex = orbis) | "out of this world" excessive |
| admonish (ad + monere) | to warn, to caution |
| inadvertently (in (not) + ad + vertere) | accidently, without the mind turned toward |
| nominal (nomen) | existing in name or form only, triflilng, insignificant; accordidng to plan, satisfactory |
| nomenclature (nomen) | a system of naming things (as in science) |
| ascribe (ad + scribere) | to attribute to a specific cause or source |
| subcribe (sub + scribere) | to express agreement or approval; to sign name in consent; to pay or contribute a sum of money |
| proscribe (pro + scribere) | to prohibit, forbid, outlaw |
