English Note 2

ne=negative;not

nefarious    

adj.
wicked; not moral:
The chaste heroines and nefarious villains of old-time melodramas.

nescience
n.
lack of knowledge or awareness:
The appalling nescience of today's high schoolers concerning international affairs.

ora  -speak;pray

orate   

v.
make a speech, esp. pompously or at length:
Given the opportunity, many politicians will orate at considerable length on just about any subject.

perorate

English Note 1

cord=heart

accord   n.
a formal agreement between two organizations, countries, etc:
The two sides signed a peace accord last July.

in agreement with:
This action would not be in accord with our policy.

without being asked, forced or helped:
The symptoms will clear up of their own accord after a few days.

discordant  adj.
not in agreement; combining with other things in a way that is strange or unpleasant:
discordant views

concordance n.
the state of being similar to something or consistent with it:
There is reasonable concordance between the two sets of results.

record n.
a written account of something that is kept so that it can be looked at and used in the future:
You should keep a record of your expenses.

the facts that are known about somebody/something's past behaviour, character, achievements, etc:
The airline has a good safety record.