pursuing
puhr-SOO-ing 
<English<French<Latin
chasing
preconditioned
pree-kuhn-DISH-uhnd 
<Latin
put in a proper state in advance of some intended treatment
fipple
FIP-uhl 
<unknown
a grooved plug at the end of a whistle or flute
hafnium
HAF-nee-uhm 
<Latin<Danish geographic name
a high-melting gray metallic chemical element
onymous
AWN-uh-muhs 
<Latin<Greek
having a name (opposite of anonymous)
retaliatory
ree-TAL-ee-uh-tohr-ee 
<Latin
fighting back; reciprocating
infrigidate
in-FRIJ-uh-dayt 
<Latin
to chill
remuda
ruh-MOO-duh 
<American Spanish
the herd of cattle horses from which those to be used for the day are chosen by ranch hands
somnipathy
sawm-NIP-uh-thee 
<Latin
abnormal or disordered sleep
Cassiopeian
kas-ee-oh-PEE-uhn 
<Greek name
relating to the constellation Cassiopeia