100% | ION | 3 | Particle whose name means "going" in Greek |
74% | APATITE | 7 | Mineral whose name means misleading in Greek |
68% | XENIA | 5 | Ohio city whose name means "hospitality" in Greek |
68% | ETNA | 4 | Mount whose name means "I burn" in Greek |
68% | IODINE | 6 | Chemical element whose name means violet in Greek |
68% | IRIS | 4 | Tall flower whose name means "rainbow" in Greek |
67% | PH/FLOX | 7 | Flower whose name means "flame" in ancient Greek |
66% | PARTHENON | 9 | Former temple whose name means "unmarried women's apartments" in Greek |
65% | ETNA | 4 | Mountain whose name in Greek means "I burn" |
60% | ERATO | 5 | Figure in Greek myth whose name means "desired" |
57% | ELGRECO | 7 | Painter whose name means "The Greek" |
55% | TULSA | 5 | City whose name means "old town" in Creek |
55% | CROSTINI | 8 | Appetizer whose name means "little crusts" in Italian |
55% | DOHA | 4 | Capital whose name means "big tree" in Arabic |
55% | ALTAI | 5 | Range whose name means "gold mountain" in Mongolian |
55% | SOUFFLE | 7 | Dessert whose name means "puffed up" in French |
55% | MAHIMAHI | 8 | Fish whose name means "very strong" in Hawaiian |
55% | SHIBAINU | 8 | Breed whose name means "brushwood-dog" in Japanese |
55% | CANECORSO | 9 | Mastiff whose name means Corsican dog in Italian |
55% | ORIGAMI | 7 | Craft whose name means "folding paper" in Japanese |
55% | CARNITAS | 8 | Dish whose name means “little meats” in Spanish |
55% | TAHOE | 5 | Lake whose name means "the lake" in Washo |
55% | POKE | 4 | Dish whose name means "to slice" in Hawaiian |
55% | OOLONG | 6 | Beverage whose name means "black dragon" in Chinese |
55% | MAUNALOA | 8 | Volcano whose name means “long mountain” in Hawaiian |
55% | MORDOR | 6 | Realm whose name means “Black Land” in Sindarin |
55% | QUETZALCOATL | 12 | Deity whose name means "Feathered Serpent" in Nahuatl |
55% | UMAMI | 5 | Taste whose name means "savoriness" in Japanese |
55% | FIBULA | 6 | Bone whose name means "clasp" in Latin |
55% | AUDI | 4 | Automaker whose name means "listen" in Latin |