Words from other Languages Crossword

The only number in maths that is neither positive or negative (Arabic).
A colour of clothing, usually associated with the military (Indian).
Another term for biscuit (Dutch).
A school you attend prior to primary school, a preschool (German).
A sweet food that is made from ingredients such as flour, milk and eggs, and is often decorated. (Norse).
An interview for a role that involves a practical demonstration of skill (Latin).
A huge, destructive wave caused by movement of tectonic plates in the ocean (Japanese).
An artistic dance to music using graceful, precise movements (French).
A highly venomous African or Asian snake (Portuguese).
Drawings or writings done illicitly in a public place (Italian).
Praise and honour that is received for an achievement (Greek).
The name given to currency in many countries such as Australia, and America (Czech).
A person’s name written in a distinctive way as a form of identification (Latin).
A person who sets up a business and takes financial risks in hope of making a profit (French).
A flat, round piece of minced meat, usually served in bread with other garnishing (German).
Section of maths where letters and symbols are used to represent numbers, and quantities (Arabic).
Very large (African).
An uncomfortable, painful feeling of embarrassment, humiliation, and distress (Indigenous Australian).
Out of control with anger or excitement (Norse).
A storm with violent wind. Called a cyclone in southern countries (Spanish).
A simple story with exaggerated and simplified drawings, often in magazines and newspapers (Italian).
A large, floating piece of ice in the sea that was detached from a glacier or ice sheet (Dutch).
A food, usually in a block, made of roasted and ground cacao seeds, often confectionary. Invented by the Aztecs (Native American).
A gentle wind (Portuguese).
A place of training or study in a specific field (Greek).