bambino
bam-BEE-noh 
<Italian
a child; a baby
evenness
EE-vuhn-nuhs 
<English
fairness; impartiality
bloc
blawk 
<French
a group of persons or nations combined for a specific purpose
righteous
RY-chuhs 
<English
morally right; virtuous; acting in an upright manner
substantiate
sub-STAN-chee-ayt 
<Latin
to show to be true or real by giving evidence
pantheon
PAN-thee-awn 
<Greek
a temple for all the gods; a building in which famous dead persons of a nation are entombed or commemorated
projectionist
proh-JEK-shuhn-ist 
<French<Latin
a map-maker; one who operates a movie projector
timoneer
tim-uh-NIR 
<French
a helmsman; one who steers a ship
chionablepsia
ky-awn-uh-BLEP-see-uh 
<Latin<Greek
snow blindness
corybantic
kohr-uh-BAN-tik 
<Greek
wild; frenzied [excited by the ~ mood of the gathering]