| BEL(L) | WAR |
| DOC, DOCT | TO TEACH |
| FERV | TO BOIL; TO BUBBLE |
| FRATR, FRATERN | BROTHER |
| GER, GEST | TO CARRY; TO PRODUCE |
| GRAV | HEAVY |
| HOM, HOMO | MAN |
| MATR, MATERN | MOTHER |
| MOLL | MILD; SOFT |
| PATR, PATERN | FATHER |
| PEND, PENS | TO HANG; TO WEIGH; TO PAY |
| SOROR | SISTER |
| Homo sapien | human being |
| sorority | sisterhood |
| matriarchy | society ruled by mother or women |
| paternal | fatherly |
| fraternal | brotherly |
| aggravate | to make worse |
| docile | easy to teach; willing to be led |
| mollification | appeasement; causing someone to be more favorably inclined |
| fervid | zealous; extremely hot |
| congeries | miscellaneous collection |
| bellipotent | mighty in war |
| matricide | murder of your mother |
| mollify | make less rigid or softer; to calm or soothe |
| patrilineal | based on or tracing descent through the male line |
| belligerent | , characteristic of an enemy or one eager to fight, engaged in war |
| homicide | murder; the killing of one human being by another |
| document | support or supply with references, a written account of ownership or obligation |
| impending | nearing; approaching; about to happen |
| gravity | a manner that is serious and solemn, (physics) the force of attraction between all masses in the universe |
| patron | a regular customer |
| fervent | characterized by intense emotion, extremely hot |
| suggestive | suggests or implies |
| bellicose | having or showing a ready disposition to fight |
| rebel | take part in a rebellion, break with established customs |
| fervor | feelings of great warmth and intensity |
| digestion | the breakdown of absorbed substances |
| Homo sapiens | specie name for humans |
| emollient | having a softening or soothing effect especially to the skin, soothing or softening remedy (for the skin); ADJ. |
| recompense | the act of compensating for service or loss or injury |
| doctor | a licensed medical practitioner,to restore to original or working condition; |
| sororcide | the killing of one's own sister |
| paternity | fatherhood, descent from the father |
| maternal | relating to or derived from one's mother |
| grave | causing fear or anxiety by threatening great harm, a place for the burial of a corpse (especially beneath the ground and marked by a tombstone) |