kith
kith 
<English
friends, acquaintances, neighbors
autumn
AW-tuhm 
<English<Latin
the season between summer and winter
Spartan
SPAWR-tuhn 
<Latin<Greek
frugal, self-disciplined, severe, hardy
ingenious
in-JEEN-yuhs 
<Latin
clever, resourceful
vendetta
ven-DET-uh 
<Italian<Latin
a prolonged feud; a blood feud
pacifism
PAS-uh-fiz-uhm 
<French
opposition to the use of force under any circumstances, specifically refusal to participate in war
prerogative
pruh-RAWG-uh-tiv 
<French<Latin
an exclusive right or privilege
kraken
KRAW-kuhn 
<Norwegian
a fabulous Scandinavian sea monster perhaps imagined on the basis of chance sightings of giant squids
pinocytosis
pin-oh-sy-TOH-suhs 
<Latin<Greek
the taking up of fluid by living cells
glockenspiel
GLAWK-uhn-speel 
<German
a percussion instrument with tuned metal bars in a frame, played with hammers