sedentary
SED-uhn-ter-ee 
<Latin
characterized by sitting; requiring sitting
bough
bou 
<English
a branch of a tree
kinetic
kuh-NET-ik 
<Greek
of or resulting from motion
luminaire
loo-muh-NER 
<French<Latin
a complete lighting unit including lamp, shade, reflector, fixture, and other accessories
destrier
DES-tree-uhr 
<English<French<Latin
a war horse; a large powerful horse used by a medieval knight
esoteric
es-oh-TER-ik 
<Greek
difficult to understand
transmogrify
tranz-MAWG-ruh-fy 
<unknown
to change or alter in form, appearance, or structure often with grotesque or humorous effect
prolific
pruh-LIF-ik 
<French<Latin
occurring in large numbers
toxophilite
tawks-AWF-uh-lyt 
<Greek
an expert at archery
apparatus
ap-uh-RAT-uhs 
<Latin
any complex device, machine, or system