Words inherited from other languages
Solution 1:
Words borrowed into English from non-English languages are sometimes called loanwords Examples of such might include Zeitgeist, façade, jalapeño, sushi.
However, that “loanword” status is soon dropped as the word spends more time in our mouths, and the origin of the word is no longer considered worth pointing out. For example, we no longer think of words like canyon or tobacco or tomato as coming from “somewhere else”. After all, every word has to have come from somewhere once upon a time.