fancily
FAN-suh-lee 
<English<French<Latin<Greek
elaborately; ornately
infrequently
in-FREE-kwuhnt-lee 
<Latin+<Latin + Ecf
not often
figurine
fig-yuh-REEN 
<French<Italian<Latin
a small carved or molded figure
dissimulate
di-SIM-yuh-layt 
<Latin
to hide under a false appearance with intent to deceive
nemesis
NEM-uh-sis 
<Greek
a formidable rival or opponent
pitchblende
PICH-blend 
<German
a brown to black mineral containing radium that is the chief ore-mineral source of uranium
seneschal
SEN-uh-shuhl 
<English<French<Germanic
a bailiff, steward, or majordomo of a great medieval lord
umfaan
UHM-fawn 
<Afrikaans
a boy employed in southern Africa to perform general work
cirrhosis
suh-ROH-suhs 
<Greek
a chronic progressive disease of the liver
dystocia
di-STOHSH-ee-uh 
<Greek
slow or difficult labor or delivery