Slav
slawv 
<English<Latin<Slavic
a person speaking a Slavic language as his or her native tongue
priority
pry-OHR-uh-tee 
<English<French<Latin
something of the first importance
taxiway
TAK-see-way 
<French<German + <English
a paved strip for an airplane to move from a terminal to the end of a runway
mariachi
mer-ee-AWCH-ee 
<Mexican Spanish<French
a trolling band of musicians in Mexico and their music
amenable
uh-MEEN-uh-buhl 
<French<Latin
liable to be brought before a legal authority; answerable; accountable
autobahn
AW-toh-bawn 
<German
a road in Germany with two lanes in each direction separated by a parkway
credenza
kruh-DEN-zuh 
<Italian<Latin
a type of buffet, sideboard, or bookcase with shelves but no legs
capricious
kuh-PREE-shuhs 
<Italian
erratic; subject to changes of mind; inconsistent
triturate
TRICH-uh-rayt 
<Latin
to grind into powder; to pulverize
reviviscent
rev-uh-VIS-uhnt 
<Latin
causing renewal; causing resoration of life