sappy
SAP-ee 
<English
immaturely sentimental; silly; mawkish
evoke
ee-VOHK 
<French<Latin
to call forth; to elicit
goddess
GAWD-uhs 
<English
a woman of great beauty or charm
echoed
EK-ohd 
<English<French<Latin<Greek
resounded; repeated; imitated
Mach
mawk 
<Austrian name
a number representing the ratio of the speed of a body to the speed of sound (a number greater than 1 is greater than the speed of sound)
hematology
hee-muh-TAWL-uh-jee 
<New Latin<Greek
a branch of biology that deals with the blood
pegasus
PEG-uh-suhs 
<Latin
a fabulous winged horse; poetic inspiration
aoristic
ay-uh-RIS-tik 
<Greek
indefinite; indeterminate
sacalait
sak-uh-LAY 
<Louisiana French<Choctaw
a white crappie; a warmouth; a killifish
vinaigrette
vin-uh-GRET 
<French
a salad dressing of vinegar, oil and herbs