bankroll
BANGK-rohl 
<English<French + <Latin
to finance; to supply with money
heredity
huh-RED-uh-tee 
<Latin
the transmission of characteristics from parent to offspring by means of genes
evidence
EV-uh-duhnts 
<Latin
something establishing proof
medusa
muh-DOOS-uh 
<Latin<Greek
jellyfish
sequester
suh-KWES-tuhr 
<English<French<Latin
to set off; to seclude, as a jury
catalytic
kat-uh-LIT-ik 
<Greek
relating to something that speeds up or slows down a chemical reaction
culgee
KUL-jee 
<Hindi<Persian
a jeweled plume worn in India on turbans
vexillary
VEKS-uh-ler-ee 
<Latin
a standard bearer in ancient Rome
skirret
SKIR-uht 
<English
an Asiatic herb cultivated in Europe for its sweet edible roots
pileiform
py-LEE-uh-fohrm 
<Latin<Greek
having an umbrella shape like the heads of some fungi