reckless
REK-luhs 
<English
careless; heedless
paddock
PAD-uhk 
<English
a small enclosure near a stable, in which horses are exercised
brackish
BRAK-ish 
<Dutch
salty; nauseating
mosque
mawsk 
<Arabic
a Muslim place of worship
forlorn
fohr-LOHRN 
<English
wretched; miserable; without hope
subterfuge
SUB-tuhr-fyooj 
<Latin
any plan or action designed to hide or evade
mercurial
muhr-KYUHR-ee-uhl 
<Roman mythological name
quick; changeable; fickle
neologism
nee-AWL-uh-jiz-uhm 
<French
a new word or word usage
inselberg
IN-suhl-buhrg 
<German
an isolated mountain partly buried by the debris derived from and overlapping its slopes
rejoneador
ray-HOHN-ee-uh-dohr 
<Spanish
the mounted man who thrusts a short barbed spear into the shoulder muscles of a bull in bullfighting