Sure, a linguist would describe it as an interjection
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I am stumped… again! I really don’t know many words:) If Vsotvep was on he would already have a word. Also isn’t it cheating to look up words unless you are pretty sure it is a word?
Look up the Japanese word for sea 
Nah, I think it’s OK. It keeps the game going and expands your vocabulary.
does that mean looking at notes isn’t cheating either?
I don’t think anything is cheating, any way you get the word is fine. Of course, it might be more satisfying to recall words you know.
I feel it is cheating though for someone else on here to tell me a word.
Look, how about I just decline bracchium to make it easier?
What about bracchilis, in / with the arms? Like “using your arms”?
Now I feel bad. Eventually I will think of something.
I gave up and searched stuff on the dictionary.
Ume - it is Japanese, and it says that it means a Japanese plum. Here is the kanji for it (I think) ->梅
The hiragana is うめ. If someone would like to replace it, than so be it. I don’t really care. I looked it up in a Japanese dictionary, so I didn’t really think of it myself.
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And so, you learnt ume – success!
metallic (English)
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Ichi - one, Japanese
No clue what the kanji is for this one though.
I took me so long to come up with a word I already knew:)
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Hmm, chi is hard (if I don’t take the easy route of French ancestor words.)
chimbelle (Middle English) – cymbal
I compressed the sequence.
porto (lat.), Tomate (ger.), tela (lat.), lane (eng.), nemo (lat.), Mono (esp.), nobile (lat.), le (fre.), lenticula (lat.), labi (chi.), bifida (lat.), dangera (epr.), lamella (lat.), lakto (epr.), toro (esp.),
rotundo (lat.)
// new rules //
dos (esp.), osmium (eng.), umbra (lat.), braser (rum.), Sardine (ger.), netra (san.), tralies (dut.), lissomai (a-gre.), ai (jap.), idol (eng.), olovo (rus.) volare (lat.), repas (fre.), baduk (kor.), ductus (lat.), oester (dut.), terza (rum.), zamock (rus.), oxymoron (eng.), ongaku (jap.), Kugel (ger.),
elpend (o-eng.), pendulum (eng.), lumen (fre.), entrance (eng.), centris (lat.), triste (esp.), termite (eng.), tengo (esp.), gote (jap.), tekton (a-gre.), once (esp.), cessavi (lat.), vial (eng.), alose (fre.), Septiembre (esp.), revelatur (lat.), turnout (eng.), outher (a-gre.), herself (eng.), elfo (esp.),
fodder (eng.), derme (yid.), melodramatic (eng.), tikka (hin.), kanji (jap.), jihad (ara.), addition (eng.), Schonheit (ger.), itch (eng.), chat (fre.), attitude (eng.), demonstra (lat.), rambunctious (eng.), ussier (fre.), jezioro (pol.), rodomontade (eng.), density (eng.), tyrannicidae (lat.), daimonion (a-gre.),
onto (eng.), tonari (jap.), rinse (eng.), separavimus (lat.), Muskatnuss (ger.), usso (o-por), somewhere (eng.), regimen (lat.), mensa (lat.), saturation (eng.), ongle (fre.), letto (lat.), tomb (eng.), ombra (ita.), bracchium (lat.), ume (jap.), metallic (eng.), ichi (jap.), chimbelle (m-eng.)
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leguan (乐观, optimism) – Chinese
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Angel - English
gellen (“to emit a clear, penetrating sound”) – German
Endemic - English
mica (crumb) – Latin
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cama - bed in spanish