| A | B |
|---|
| caldron (calidus) | a large kettle |
| frigid (frigidus) | very cold |
| temerity (temerarius) | boldness, rashness |
| rivulet (rivus) | stream |
| lupine (lupus) | like a wolf; a plant indigenous to our area |
| auxiliary (auxilium) | supplementary, helping |
| sylvan (silva) | woodsy |
| err (errare) | to make a mistake |
| errant (errare) | wandering, straying from morals, roving aimlessly |
| volition (volo) | ower of willing, deciding, choosing |
| petition (petere) | a request |
| repellent (repellere) | repulsive; noun - a substance that drives something back |
| advent (ad + venire) | an arrival |
| timidity (timere) | shyness, fearfulness |
| paternal (pater) | pertaining to fatherhood |
| maternal (mater) | pertaining to motherhood |
| ancillary (ancilla) | supplementary |
| aquifer (aqua + ferre) | underground water-bearing area |
| lucid (lux, lucent) | clear, rational |
| insurgent (in + surgere) | rebellious; one who rises in rebelin |
| resurgent (re + surgere) | recurring, rising again |
| purge (pugare) | to urify, to cleanse, to get rid of |
| purgtory (pugare) | place of suffering, remorse, expiation |
| curator (curare) | one who takes care of a museum |
| adjutant (aduivare) | military officer helping the commander (adjutant general) |
| intractable (in (not) + trahere) | stubborn, difficult to manage |
| docent (docere) | a teacher or lecturer not a regular staff member |
| doctrine (docere) | principles taught and held by a group |
| reprehensible (reprehendere) | blamable |
| sedentary (sedere) | characterized by sitting (as a job) |
| omnipotent (omnes + potest) | all powerful |
| omniscient (omnes + scio) | all knowing |
| Omnivorous (omnes + vorare) | eating all (plants and animals) |
