yore
yohr 
<English
long ago
guru
GOO-roo 
<Sanskrit
in Hinduism, one's personal advisor or teacher
igneous
IG-nee-uhs 
<Latin
produced by volcanic action or intense heat
schedule
SKE-jool 
<Latin<Greek
a list of times of recurring events or projected operations
scythe
syth 
<English
a long-handled tool with a curved blade for cutting grass or weeds
beatnik
BEET-nik 
<English + <Russian
a person with a predilection for unconventional behavior and dress and given to exotic expression and philosophizing
eclectic
ek-LEK-tik 
<Greek
selected from various sources; diverse
hypocrisy
hi-PAWK-ruh-see 
<Greek
a pretending to be what one is not
coati
kuh-WAW-tee 
<Portuguese<Tupi
a mammal of tropical America with a long body, tail, and snout
prabhu
PRUH-buh 
<Sanskrit
a lord; a chief; a member of the writing class in western India