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"Arabic", "khan": "Turkic", "khedive": "Old Persian", "kheer": "Sanskrit", "kibbutz": "Hebrew", "kibitka": "Tatar", "kibitz": "German", "kibosh": "Irish", "kid": "Old Norse", "kielbasa": "Polish", "kikoi": "Swahili", "kilij": "Ottoman Turkish", "kilim": "Persian", "kilometer": "Greek", "kilt": "Old Norse", "kimbap": "Korean", "kimchi": "Korean", "kimono": "Japanese", "kindergarten": "German", "kindle": "Old Norse", "kinetic": "Greek", "king": "Proto-Germanic", "kinnikinnick": "Unami Delaware", "kiosk": "Persian", "kirigami": "Japanese", "kirsch": "German", "kismet": "Arabic", "kit": "Middle Dutch", "kitchen": "Latin", "kitsch": "German", "kiwi": "Maori", "kleptomania": "Greek", "klutz": "Yiddish", "knafeh": "Arabic", "knapsack": "German", "knickerbocker": "Dutch", "knife": "Old Norse", "knight": "Old English", "knish": "Russian", "knout": "Old Norse", "koala": "Dharug", "koan": "Chinese", "kobold": "German", "koel": "Sanskrit", "kofta": "Persian", "kohl": "Arabic", "kohlrabi": "Italian", "koi": "Japanese", "kombu": "Ainu", "kombucha": "Japanese", "komuz": "Old Turkic", "kookaburra": "Wiradjuri", "kopek": "Russian", "korma": "Turkish", "kosher": "Hebrew", "koto": "Japanese", "kowtow": "Chinese", "kraken": "Norwegian", "kremlin": "Russian", "krill": "Norwegian", "kris": "Old Javanese", "krypton": "Greek", "kudos": "Greek", "kudu": "Xhosa", "kudzu": "Japanese", "kulak": "Russian", "kulan": "Kazakh", "kulfi": "Persian", "kumis": "Turkic", "kumiss": "Kipchak Turkic", "kumpir": "German", "kumquat": "Cantonese", "kundalini": "Sanskrit", "kung fu": "Chinese", "kung pao": "Chinese", "kurgan": "Turkic", "kurta": "Persian", "kvass": "Russian", "kvell": "Yiddish", "kvetch": "Yiddish", "kwanzaa": "Swahili", "kwashiorkor": "Ga", "kwela": "Zulu", "labneh": "Arabic", "labor": "Latin", "laboratory": "Latin", "labyrinth": "Greek", "lac": "Sanskrit", "lace": "Latin", "laconic": "Greek", "lacquer": "Persian", "lacuna": "Latin", "lady": "Old English", "lager": "German", "lagniappe": "Quechua", "lagoon": "Latin", "lahmacun": "Arabic", "laissez-faire": "French", "lakh": "Sanskrit", "laksa": "Malay", "lament": "Latin", "lamp": "Latin", "lanai": "Hawaiian", "lance": "Latin", "landscape": "Dutch", "language": "Latin", "langur": "Sanskrit", "lantern": "Latin", "lapis lazuli": "Persian", "larceny": "Latin", "larder": "Latin", "lariat": "Spanish", "larva": "Latin", "larynx": "Greek", "lasagna": "Italian", "lascar": "Persian", "laser": "American English", "lassi": "Sanskrit", "lasso": "Latin", "lateral": "Latin", "latex": "Latin", "lathi": "Hindi", "latitude": "Latin", "latte": "Italian", "laugh": "Proto-Germanic", "launch": "Late Latin", "lava": "Latin", "lavender": "Medieval Latin", "law": "Old Norse", "league": "Latin", "leak": "Old Norse", "lease": "Latin", "ledger": "Middle Dutch", "leg": "Old Norse", "legacy": "Latin", "legal": "Latin", "legato": "Italian", "legend": "Latin", "legible": "Latin", "legion": "Latin", "legislate": "Latin", "lei": "Hawaiian", "leisure": "Latin", "leitmotif": "German", "lemming": "Norwegian", "lemon": "Persian", "lemur": "Latin", "lens": "Latin", "leopard": "Greek", "leotard": "French", "leprechaun": "Old Irish", "lesion": "Latin", "lesson": "Latin", "lethal": "Latin", "lethargy": "Greek", "letter": "Latin", "lettuce": "Latin", "level": "Vulgar Latin", "leviathan": "Hebrew", "levity": "Latin", "lewd": "Old English", "lexicon": "Greek", "liaison": "French", "liberal": "Latin", "liberate": "Latin", "liberty": "Latin", "libido": "Latin", "library": "Latin", "libretto": "Italian", "license": "Latin", "lieutenant": "Latin", "lift": "Old Norse", "ligament": "Latin", "lilac": "Persian", "lime": "Persian", "limit": "Latin", "limousine": "French", "lineage": "Latin", "linear": "Latin", "linen": "Latin", "lingerie": "French", "link": "Old Norse", "lion": "Greek", "liqueur": "Latin", "liquid": "Latin", "liquor": "Latin", "liter": "Greek", "literature": "Latin", "lithium": "Greek", "litigation": "Latin", "litmus": "Old Norse", "little": "Proto-Germanic", "llama": "Quechua", "lo mein": "Cantonese", "loan": "Old Norse", "lobola": "Zulu", "local": "Late Latin", "loch": "Scottish Gaelic", "loco": "Spanish", "locus": "Latin", "lodge": "Frankish", "loess": "German", "loft": "Old Norse", "loggia": "Old High German", "logic": "Greek", "logos": "Greek", "loiter": "Middle Dutch", "longan": "Cantonese", "loofah": "Arabic", "loose": "Old Norse", "loot": "Hindi", "loquat": "Cantonese", "lord": "Old English", "lottery": "Italian/Germanic", "lotto": "Italian", "loukoum": "Arabic", "love": "Proto-Germanic", "low": "Old Norse", "lox": "Yiddish", "loyal": "Latin", "lozenge": "Gaulish", "luau": "Hawaiian", "lucid": "Latin", "luck": "Dutch", "lucuma": "Quechua", "lug": "Old Norse", "luminous": "Latin", "lumpia": "Hokkien Chinese", "lunar": "Latin", "lunatic": "Latin", "lure": "Frankish", "lute": "Arabic", "lutefisk": "Swedish/Norwegian", "luxury": "Latin", "lychee": "Chinese", "lymph": "Latin", "lynch": "Irish", "lynx": "Greek", "lyre": "Greek", "lyric": "Greek", "maca": "Quechua", "macadam": "Scottish Gaelic", "macaque": "Kikongo", "macaroni": "Italian", "machete": "Spanish", "machine": "Greek", "machismo": "Spanish", "macho": "Latin", "mackintosh": "Scottish Gaelic", "macrame": "Arabic", "madam": "Latin", "madeira": "Latin", "madrasa": "Arabic", "madrigal": "Latin", "maelstrom": "Dutch", "maestro": "Latin", "mafia": "Sicilian", "magazine": "Arabic", "magenta": "Italian", "magic": "Old Persian", "magnesium": "Greek", "magnet": "Greek", "magnolia": "French", "magnum": "Latin", "magnum opus": "Latin", "maharaja": "Sanskrit", "maharajah": "Sanskrit", "mahatma": "Sanskrit", "mahimahi": "Hawaiian", "mahjong": "Chinese", "mahout": "Sanskrit", "mail": "Old French", "maintain": "Latin", "maize": "Taíno", "majesty": "Latin", "major": "Latin", "makgeolli": "Korean", "malachite": "Greek", "malaise": "French", "malamute": "Inupiat", "malaria": "Italian", "male": "Latin", "mallet": "Latin", "mamba": "Zulu/Xhosa", "mambo": "Kikongo", "mameluke": "Arabic", "mammal": "Latin", "mammoth": "Siberian (Yakut)", "man": "Proto-Germanic", "mana": "Polynesian", "manacle": "Latin", "manage": "Latin", "manatee": "Taino", "mandala": "Sanskrit", "mandarin": "Sanskrit", "mandate": "Latin", "manga": "Japanese", "mangal": "Arabic", "manganese": "Latin", "mango": "Tamil/Malayalam", "mangosteen": "Malay", "mania": "Greek", "manifest": "Latin", "manifesto": "Latin", "manioc": "Tupi", "manipulate": "Latin", "manitou": "Proto-Algonquian", "mannequin": "Middle Dutch", "manner": "Latin", "manor": "Latin", "mansion": "Latin", "manti": "Chinese", "mantilla": "Spanish", "mantle": "Latin", "mantra": "Sanskrit", "manual": "Latin", "manufacture": "Latin", "manuscript": "Latin", "marabout": "Arabic", "maraca": "Tupi", "marathon": "Greek", "marble": "Greek", "march": "Latin", "mardi gras": "French", "margin": "Latin", "marimba": "Bantu", "marina": "Latin", "marinate": "Latin", "marine": "Latin", "marionette": "French", "market": "Latin", "marmalade": "Portuguese", "maroon": "Italian", "marquis": "Old French", "marriage": "Latin", "marry": "Latin", "marshal": "Frankish", "mart": "Middle Dutch", "martial": "Latin", "martinet": "French", "martyr": "Greek", "marvel": "Latin", "marzipan": "Arabic", "masala": "Arabic", "mask": "Arabic", "masochism": "German", "mason": "Frankish", "massacre": "Vulgar Latin", "massage": "Arabic", "massasauga": "Ojibwe", "master": "Latin", "matador": "Spanish", "matatu": "Swahili", "matcha": "Japanese", "mate": "Quechua", "maternal": "Latin", "mathematics": "Greek", "matinee": "Latin", "matoke": "Bantu", "matrix": "Latin", "matryoshka": "Latin", "matter": "Latin", "mattress": "Arabic", "mature": "Latin", "matzo": "Hebrew", "maudlin": "Aramaic", "maund": "Sanskrit", "mausoleum": "Greek", "mauve": "Latin", "maven": "Hebrew", "maverick": "English", "mawkish": "Old Norse", "maximum": "Latin", "maya": "Sanskrit", "mayday": "French", "mayonnaise": "Spanish/Catalan", "mayor": "Latin", "mazel tov": "Hebrew", "mazurka": "Polish", "mbaqanga": "Zulu", "mbira": "Shona", "mbube": "Zulu", "mea culpa": "Latin", "mead": "Proto-Germanic", "meager": "Latin", "meander": "Greek", "measure": "Latin", "meat": "Old English", "mecca": "Arabic", "mechanic": "Greek", "medal": "Latin", "media": "Latin", "median": "Latin", "medicine": "Latin", "mediocre": "Latin", "medium": "Latin", "medulla": "Latin", "meek": "Old Norse", "mehter": "Persian", "melancholy": "Greek", "melee": "Latin", "melodrama": "Greek", "melody": "Greek", "meme": "Greek", "memento": "Latin", "memo": "Latin", "memoir": "Latin", "memorandum": "Latin", "memory": "Latin", "memsahib": "Arabic", "menace": "Latin", "menagerie": "French", "menemen": "Turkish", "menhaden": "Narragansett", "menhir": "Breton", "mensch": "German", "mental": "Late Latin", "mentor": "Greek", "menu": "Latin", "mercenary": "Latin", "merchant": "Latin", "mercury": "Latin", "mercy": "Latin", "merge": "Latin", "meridian": "Latin", "meringue": "French", "merit": "Latin", "mesa": "Latin", "meshugana": "Hebrew", "mesmerize": "German", "mesquite": "Nahuatl", "mess": "Latin", "message": "Latin", "metal": "Greek", "metamorphosis": "Greek", "metaphor": "Greek", "metate": "Nahuatl", "meteor": "Greek", "meteorite": "Greek", "meteorology": "Greek", "meter": "Greek", "method": "Greek", "meticulous": "Latin", "metropolis": "Greek", "mezcal": "Nahuatl", "meze": "Persian", "mezzanine": "Latin", "mezzo": "Italian", "microbe": "Greek", "microphone": "Greek", "microscope": "Greek", "midden": "Old Norse", "migraine": "Greek", "migrate": "Latin", "mile": "Latin", "milieu": "Latin", "military": "Latin", "milk": "Proto-Germanic", "mill": "Late Latin", "millennium": "Latin", "milliner": "Italian", "million": "Latin", "millionaire": "Italian", "milpa": "Nahuatl", "minaret": "Arabic", "mine": "Medieval Latin", "mineral": "Medieval Latin", "minestrone": "Italian", "miniature": "Latin", "minimum": "Latin", "minister": "Latin", "minor": "Latin", "mint": "Latin", "minus": "Latin", "minute": "Medieval Latin", "mirage": "French", "mire": "Old Norse", "mirror": "Latin", "mischief": "Old French", "misnomer": "Latin", "miso": "Japanese", "mission": "Latin", "mistake": "Old Norse", "mistral": "Provencal/French", "mitten": "Old French", "moat": "Old French", "mobile": "Latin", "moccasin": "Powhatan (Algonquian)", "mocha": "Arabic", "mochi": "Japanese", "mode": "Latin", "model": "Latin", "moderate": "Latin", "modest": "Latin", "modus operandi": "Latin", "mogul": "Persian", "mohair": "Arabic", "moidore": "Latin", "mojo": "Fula", "moksha": "Sanskrit", "molasses": "Latin", "molcajete": "Nahuatl", "mole": "Nahuatl", "molecule": "New Latin", "mollusk": "Latin", "molybdenum": "Greek", "moment": "Latin", "momentum": "Latin", "monarch": "Greek", "monarchy": "Greek", "monastery": "Greek", "monday": "Latin", "money": "Latin", "mongoose": "Marathi/Telugu", "monk": "Greek", "monograph": "Greek", "monologue": "Greek", "monopoly": "Greek", "monsoon": "Arabic", "monster": "Latin", "montage": "French", "month": "Proto-Germanic", "moo shu": "Chinese", "moon": "Proto-Germanic", "moose": "Eastern Abenaki", "moped": "Swedish", "moral": "Latin", "morale": "French", "moratorium": "Latin", "morgue": "Vulgar Latin", "moribund": "Latin", "morphine": "Latin", "mortal": "Latin", "mortar": "Latin", "mortgage": "Old French", "mortify": "Latin", "mortuary": "Latin", "mosaic": "Greek", "mosque": "Arabic", "mosquito": "Spanish", "mother": "Proto-Germanic", "motif": "Medieval Latin", "motion": "Latin", "motive": "Medieval Latin", "motor": "Latin", "motto": "Late Latin", "mount": "Latin", "mountain": "Latin", "mouse": "Proto-Germanic", "moussaka": "Arabic", "mousse": "French", "move": "Latin", "movement": "Latin", "moxa": "Japanese", "mozzarella": "Italian", "muay thai": "Thai", "muck": "Old Norse", "muckamuck": "Nuu-chah-nulth", "mudra": "Sanskrit", "muesli": "Swiss German", "muezzin": "Arabic", "mufti": "Arabic", "muggy": "Old Norse", 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"night": "Proto-Germanic", "nihilism": "Latin", "nilgai": "Hindi", "ninja": "Japanese", "niqab": "Arabic", "nirvana": "Sanskrit", "nitrogen": "Greek", "nixtamal": "Nahuatl", "nizam": "Arabic", "noble": "Latin", "noh": "Japanese", "noise": "Latin", "nomad": "Greek", "nomenklatura": "Latin", "nominal": "Latin", "nominate": "Latin", "nominee": "Latin", "non sequitur": "Latin", "nonchalant": "Latin", "noodle": "German", "noon": "Latin", "nopal": "Nahuatl", "nori": "Japanese", "normal": "Latin", "nose": "Proto-Germanic", "nosh": "Yiddish", "nostalgia": "Greek", "nostrum": "Latin", "notice": "Latin", "notify": "Latin", "notion": "Latin", "noun": "Latin", "nourish": "Latin", "nouveau riche": "French", "novel": "Latin", "novice": "Latin", "nuance": "French", "nuclear": "Latin", "nucleus": "Latin", "nuisance": "Latin", "nullah": "Sanskrit", "number": "Latin", "nun": "Late Latin", "nunatak": "Kalaallisut (Greenlandic)", "nunchaku": "Okinawan", "nuoc mam": "Vietnamese", "nurse": "Latin", 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