waltz
wawlts 
<German
a ballroom dance for couples in 3/4 time
jute
joot 
<Sanskrit
a strong fiber for making burlap or rope
dissect
di-SEKT 
<Latin
to cut apart piece by piece for purposes of study; to analyze closely
concede
kuhn-SEED 
<Latin
to admit to be true or valid
ominous
AWM-uh-nuhs 
<Latin
threatening; serving as an evil omen
protegee
PROH-tuh-zhay 
<French
a female protégé; a female colleague who helps another along in their career
eponym
EP-uh-nim 
<Greek
a word derived from a person's name
synergy
SIN-uhr-jee 
<Latin<Greek
a mutually advantageous combining of distinct business resources and  efforts 
Baedeker
BAYD-uh-kuhr 
<German name
a guidebook to a foreign country
prosciutto
proh-SHOO-toh 
<Italian
dry-cured spiced ham