English Words With Foreign Origin Word Search — Easy

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English Words With Foreign Origin word list, defined

THETA /θiːtə/ · noun
The eighth letter of the Greek alphabet. In mathematics, a theta function is a function used to represent a quadratic form. Related: Greek letter, mathematical symbol.
OPERA /ˈɒpərə/ · noun
A performance of a musical work, typically with singing, acting, and orchestral accompaniment, especially one that is grand in scale and elaborate in production. Related: musical, performance, theater, production.
CELLO /ˈtʃɛloʊ/ · noun
A large bowed string instrument of the violin family, held between the knees and played while seated, pitched an octave below the viola.
PAR /pɑːr/ · noun
A standard or reference point against which others can be compared; a unit of measurement. A golf stroke taken from the point where the ball lies, to the hole. Related: standard, benchmark, norm, reference.
KAPPA /kæpə/ · noun
A type of water spirit from Japanese folklore, often depicted as a green creature with a beak-like mouth and a turtle shell on its back. Related: water spirit, Japanese folklore, green creature.
PIANO /pɪˈɒnoʊ/ · noun
A stringed musical instrument played by pressing keys that depress hammers against strings, producing sound. A type of keyboard instrument. Related: keyboard, instrument, music, harpsichord.
SOY /soʊ/ · noun, verb
A plant protein derived from the soybean, used as a food source or in various industrial applications. To treat or use something with soy, especially to make it more durable or water-resistant. Related: bean, legume, protein, sauce.
BON /bɒn/ (UK); /boʊn/ or /bɑːn/ in American usage · interjection / adjective (borrowed from French)
A French word meaning 'good', adopted into English chiefly as an interjection of approval or satisfaction, and as an element in fixed borrowings such as 'bon voyage' and 'bon appétit'. As a standalone adjective in English it is rare outside these set phrases. Related: good, excellent, fine, splendid.

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