injure
IN-juhr 
<Latin
to do harm or damage to
tenderize
TEN-duhr-yz 
<Latin
to make meat soft and easy to chew
congress
KAWNG-gruhs 
<Latin
 the legislature of the United States
bumicky
BUM-uh-kee 
<unknown
a mixture of cement and powdered stone used for filling crevices in building stones
subgum
SUB-gum 
<Chinese
a Chinese vegetable dish with peppers, water chestnuts, and mushrooms
knucklebone
NUK-uhl-bohn 
<English + <English
a bone in a human finger
fraught
frawt 
<Dutch
filled with [a life ~ with hardship]
statically
STAT-ik-lee 
<Latin<Greek
in a stable or unchanging form
entrepreneur
awn-truh-pruh-NUHR 
<French
one who organizes a business, assuming the risk for the sake of profit
prytanis
PRIT-uhn-uhs 
<Latin<Greek
a chief official in various ancient Greek states