different
DIF-ruhnt; DIF-uhr-uhnt 
<Latin
not alike
garage
guh-RAWZH 
<French
a shelter for motor vehicles
Slav
slav 
<French
a person speaking an Indo-European language such as Czech, Polish, Russian, or Serbo-Croatian
lunatic
LOON-uh-tik 
<Latin
an insane or utterly foolish person
banzai
BAWN-zy 
<Japanese
a Japanese cheer; a cry of enthusiasm or triumph
echt
ekt 
<German
genuine; authentic
hypothermia
hy-poh-THUHRM-ee-uh 
<Latin<Greek
subnormal temperature of the body often induced artificially to facilitate cardiac surgery
illuminati
i-loom-uh-NAW-tee 
<Italian & <Latin
persons who are or claim to be unusually enlightened
novillero
noh-vee-YER-oh 
<Spanish
an aspiring bullfighter who has not yet attained the rank of matador
Eocene
EE-oh-seen 
<Greek
the geological time period following the Paleocene just after 70 million years ago