yaw
yaw 
<Old Norse
to swing back and forth across its course, as a ship
ruffian
RUF-ee-uhn 
<Italian
a thug; a hoodlum
orangeade
ohr-inj-AYD 
<English<French
orange soda pop
trilogy
TRIL-uh-jee 
<Greek
a series of three related novels or dramas
incendiary
in-SEND-ee-er-ee 
<Latin
designed to cause fires
pinata
pin-YAW-tuh 
<Spanish<Italian<Latin
a decorated container filled with candies that blindfolded children try to break open
ballast
BAL-uhst 
probably<German<Scandinavian
anything heavy in a ship or vehicle to provide stability
supplicate
SUP-luh-kayt 
<Latin
to make a humble request for
ornithophilous
ohrn-uh-THAWF-uh-luhs 
<Greek
bird-loving
zwetschenwasser
TSFECH-uhn-vaw-suhr 
<German
a colorless plum brandy with an almond flavor