memory
MEM-uh-ree 
<Latin
the power of remembering
freeloader
FREE-loh-duhr 
<English + <English
a person who habitually imposes upon others for free food or money
savage
SAV-ij 
<Latin
fierce; untamed
stymie
STY-mee 
probably<Scottish
to block; to impede
gamma
GAM-uh 
<Greek
the third letter of the Greek alphabet
atrium
AY-tree-uhm 
<Latin
a court or entrance hall, usually of more than one story
turbot
TUHR-buht 
<French
any of various flounders highly regarded as food
gravamen
gruh-VAY-muhn 
<Latin
in Law: the essential part of a complaint or accusation
intrinsic
in-TRIN-zik 
<Latin
belonging to the real nature of a thing; inherent
empyrean
em-py-REE-uhn 
<Latin<Greek
the highest heaven or heavenly sphere in ancient and medieval cosmology usually described as a sphere of fire or light