04.12.2025 مربى ("murabba") Urdu "A sweet, thick preserve made from fruits or vegetables, often flavored with spices." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

03.12.2025 guacamole ("guacamole") Spanish "A creamy dip made primarily from mashed avocados, often mixed with onions, tomatoes, lime juice, and seasoning." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

02.12.2025 유리 ("yuri") Korean "Glass" Learn more on: https://etymology.today

30.11.2025 Llama ("llama") Spanish "A domesticated South American camelid, widely used as a pack animal and for its wool." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

29.11.2025 الكتابة ("al-kitābah") Arabic "The act of writing or the written work itself." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

28.11.2025 cacahuète ("cacahuete") French "A peanut, a small legume plant seed, often eaten as a snack or used to make peanut butter." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

27.11.2025 عش ("ʿushsh") Arabic "A nest, a structure built by birds or other animals to hold eggs and raise offspring." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

26.11.2025 Cacahuète ("cacahuete") French "A peanut, a legume crop grown mainly for its edible seeds." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

25.11.2025 مُحِيط ("muhīt") Arabic "An ocean; a vast body of salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

24.11.2025 flabbergast ("flabbergast") English "To overwhelm with shock, surprise, or wonder." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

23.11.2025 بطيخ ("batikh") Arabic "Watermelon, a large fruit with a hard green rind and sweet, juicy, usually red or pink flesh." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

22.11.2025 caché ("cache") French "A hidden store of things, or a secure place of storage." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

21.11.2025 ατμόσφαιρα ("atmosphaira") Greek "The envelope of gases surrounding a planet, particularly Earth." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

20.11.2025 pumpernickel ("pumpernickel") German "A type of dark, dense bread made from coarsely ground whole grain rye." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

19.11.2025 खिड़की ("khidki") Hindi "A window." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

18.11.2025 Schadenfreude ("schadenfreude") German "The experience of pleasure, joy, or self-satisfaction that comes from learning of or witnessing the troubles, failures, or humiliation of another." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

17.11.2025 حَمَام ("ḥamām") Arabic "A public bathhouse, traditionally a place for cleansing, relaxation, and socializing." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

16.11.2025 hygge ("hygge") Danish "A mood of coziness and comfortable conviviality with feelings of wellness and contentment." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

15.11.2025 بُزُرْجْمِهْر ("bozorgmehr") Persian "A wise or learned person, often used historically to refer to a legendary Persian sage and vizier." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

14.11.2025 pumpernickel ("pumpernickel") German "A type of dark, dense rye bread." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

13.11.2025 آبجو ("ābjou") Persian "A traditional alcoholic beverage made from fermented grains, commonly known as beer." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

12.11.2025 carioca ("carioca") Portuguese "A native or resident of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

11.11.2025 أطلس ("atlas") Arabic "A collection of maps, typically bound into a book." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

10.11.2025 gambit ("gambit") English "A strategic move, often in games like chess, involving a sacrifice for a greater advantage." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

09.11.2025 عَصْفُور ("ʿaṣfūr") Arabic "A small bird, typically a sparrow." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

08.11.2025 kummerspeck ("kummerspeck") German "Excess weight gained from emotional overeating." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

07.11.2025 사랑 ("sarang") Korean "Love or affection, often used to describe romantic or deep emotional feelings." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

06.11.2025 schmaltz ("schmaltz") Yiddish "Excessive sentimentality, particularly in music or art." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

05.11.2025 عِيد ("eid") Arabic "A festive celebration or holiday, often marked by special rituals and communal activities." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

04.11.2025 fado ("fado") Portuguese "A genre of Portuguese music characterized by its mournful tunes and lyrics, often about the sea or the life of the poor." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

03.11.2025 کمان ("kaman") Persian "A bow used in archery." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

02.11.2025 plethora ("plethora") English "An excessive amount or overabundance of something." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

01.11.2025 ζάλη ("záli") Greek "A feeling of dizziness or vertigo." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

31.10.2025 gløgg ("glogg") Danish "A hot spiced wine or spirit drink commonly consumed in Scandinavian countries during the winter months." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

30.10.2025 خَرْطُوم ("khartoum") Arabic "The trunk of an elephant or a hose/pipe used to carry water." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

29.10.2025 brouillard ("brouillard") French "A thick mist or fog that reduces visibility." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

28.10.2025 مِسك ("misk") Arabic "Musk, a substance with a strong, pleasant smell used in perfumes." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

27.10.2025 kummerspeck ("kummerspeck") German "Excess weight gained from emotional overeating." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

26.10.2025 पलायन ("palāyana") Sanskrit "The act of fleeing or escaping." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

25.10.2025 frittata ("frittata") Italian "A type of Italian omelette made with eggs, cheese, vegetables, and sometimes meat." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

24.10.2025 अमृत ("amṛta") Sanskrit "A mythical nectar that bestows immortality." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

23.10.2025 cachorro ("cachorro") Portuguese "A young dog; a puppy." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

22.10.2025 سُكَر ("sukkar") Arabic "Sugar, a sweet crystalline substance obtained from various plants, especially sugar cane and sugar beet, used as a sweetener in food and drink." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

21.10.2025 Sobremesa ("sobremesa") Spanish "The time spent in conversation at the table after a meal." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

20.10.2025 نارنج ("nāranj") Persian "A type of bitter orange originally from Southeast Asia." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

19.10.2025 Kummerspeck ("kummerspeck") German "Excess weight gained from emotional overeating, literally 'grief bacon'." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

18.10.2025 कुंडलिनी ("kundalini") Sanskrit "A form of primal energy said to be located at the base of the spine in Hindu philosophy." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

17.10.2025 brouhaha ("brouhaha") French "A noisy and overexcited reaction or response to something." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

16.10.2025 حلوى ("halwa") Arabic "A sweet confection or dessert often made from nuts, honey, or sugar." Learn more on: https://etymology.today

15.10.2025 Zugzwang ("zugzwang") German "A situation in chess where a player is put at a disadvantage because they must make a move when they would prefer to pass and not move." Learn more on: https://etymology.today