loafer
LOH-fuhr 
<English<Spanish<Latin
a timber wolf
submerge
suhb-MUHRJ 
<Latin
to sink beneath the surface of the water
savvy
SAV-ee 
<Spanish<Latin
expertise or knowledge in a particular field
beige
bayzh 
<French<probably Latin<Italian<Greek<Persian
grayish tan
accomplice
uh-KAWM-pluhs 
<English<French<Latin
a partner in crime
monotheistic
mawn-uh-thee-IS-tik 
<Greek + <Greek
of the belief that there is but one God
Confucian
kuhn-FYOO-shuhn 
<Chinese name
of, or relating to, the Chinese philosopher Confucius or his teachings
janiform
JAN-uh-fohrm 
<Latin + <Latin
having a face on each of two sides
bretelle
bruh-TEL 
<French<Germanic
one of a pair of ornamental straps that go from the belt on the front of a dress over the shoulders to the belt in back
archimandrite
awrk-uh-MAN-dryt 
<Greek
the superior or abbot of a larger monastery