z
, -
z, m
r-)rs, pl. of ms, custom; see m-1 in Indo-European roots.]
ktr
m))ctrum, from Greek plktron, from plssein, plg-, to strike; see plk-2 in Indo-European roots.]-n
b-l, -ny-)n
bilis, from cnbium, marriage : com-, com- + nbere, to marry.]bi·al·ism, con·nubi·ali·ty (-
l
-t) n.bi·al·ly adv.r-m
d)s; see Jeremiah1.]
-gbr-s, -gy-)gubris, from lgre, to mourn.]bri·ous·ly adv.bri·ous·ness n.s-rt)t)cerre, mcert-; see mag- in Indo-European roots.]er·ation n.er·ator, macer·ater n.-sm)um, from Greek Lukeion, the school outside Athens where Aristotle taught (335-323 b.c.).]r-nshs)sus, from pernicis, destruction : per-, per- + nex, nec-, violent death; see nek-1 in Indo-European roots.]cious·ly adv.cious·ness n.-bl, -bäl)
a cabal of powerful men, working secretly” Frank Conroy.n-dshs)cium, lie, from mendx, mendc-, mendacious.]cious·ly adv.