weird
wird 
<English
strange; bizarre; eerie
elite
i-LEET; ay-LEET 
<French
the group regarded as the best
flotilla
floh-TIL-uh 
<Spanish
a small fleet of boats or small ships
analysis
uh-NAL-uh-sis 
<Greek
a breaking up of a whole into its parts to find out their nature
susceptible
suh-SEPT-uh-buhl 
<Latin
easily affected emotionally
herpetology
huhr-puh-TAWL-uh-jee 
<Greek
the study of reptiles and amphibians
belladonna
bel-uh-DAWN-uh 
<Italian
a poisonous plant with purplish flowers and black berries
androcracy
an-DRAWK-ruh-see 
<Greek
political and social supremacy of men
bezoar
bee-ZOH-uhr 
<French
a hardened mass found in the digestive organs of some mammals formerly believed to possess magical properties and used in the Orient as a medicine or pigment
springerle
SHPRING-uhr-luh 
<German
a thick cookie usually flavored with anise that has a design impressed on the dough by means of a rolling pin