carnage
KAWRN-ij 
<French<Latin
extensive slaughter; massacre
jeerer
JIR-uhr 
?<Greek
one who scoffs at or makes fun of
diligent
DIL-uh-juhnt 
<Latin
careful and hard working
officiate
uh-FISH-ee-ayt 
<Latin
to perform the duties of an office; to referee a football or basketball game
repetitious
rep-uh-TISH-uhs 
<Latin
said or done over and over again
mogul
MOH-guhl 
<German
a bump in a ski run
waterbailage
WAW-tuhr-bay-lij 
<English + <English<French<Latin
a duty imposed on goods transported by water
primordial
pry-MOHR-dee-uhl 
<Latin
primitive; fundamental; original
abysmally
uh-BIZ-muh-lee 
<English<Latin<Greek
wretchedly; dreadfully
technonymy
tek-NAWN-uh-mee 
<Greek
the custom of renaming a parent after a child