narrow
NER-oh 
<English
not wide
kittenish
KIT-uhn-ish 
<English
like a baby cat
stodgily
STAWJ-uh-lee 
<unknown
in a slow-moving plodding manner
carmine
KAWR-muhn 
<Arabic
a red or purplish-red color
schnauzer
SHNOU-zuhr 
<German
a small dog with a wiry coat and bushy eyebrows
pitchblende
PICH-blend 
<German
a dark mineral, a chief source of uranium
karate
kuh-RAW-tee 
<Japanese
a Japanese system of self-defense
alliteration
uh-lit-uh-RAY-shuhn 
<Latin
repetition of an initial sound in two or more words in a phrase
synchronous
SING-kruh-nuhs 
<Latin<Greek
happening, existing, or beginning at the same time
matriculant
muh-TRIK-yuh-luhnt 
<Latin
one who has been enrolled in a school or has been admitted to membership in a group or society