innermost
IN-uhr-mohst 
<English
farthest within; most secret
devoid
duh-VOID 
<English
completely without; empty of
inane
i-NAYN 
<Latin
lacking sense; silly
esoteric
es-oh-TER-ik 
<Latin<Greek
understood by only a chosen few; confined to a small circle
myriad
MIR-ee-uhd 
<Greek
a great number of persons or things
falsetto
fawl-SET-oh 
<Italian
an artificial way of singing where the voice is much higher pitched than normal
morceau
mohr-SOH 
<French
a short musical or literary piece
dugong
DOO-gawng 
<Malay
a large aquatic herbivorous mammal similar to a manatee
chauvinism
SHOH-vin-iz-uhm 
<French name
fanatical and unreasoning devotion to one's race, sex, nation, etc.
ephapse
E-faps 
<Greek
a point of contact between nerves or neurons