Latin:
* Agenda: (Latin: "things to be done")
* Alumni: (Latin: "nurturers")
* Bonus: (Latin: "good")
* Campus: (Latin: "field")
* Data: (Latin: "things given")
* Diploma: (Latin: "folded paper")
* Ego: (Latin: "I")
* Forum: (Latin: "public space")
* Genius: (Latin: "spirit")
* Hypothesis: (Latin: "a supposition")
* Index: (Latin: "pointer")
* Media: (Latin: "middle")
* Museum: (Latin: "temple of the muses")
* Quota: (Latin: "how much")
* Status: (Latin: "state")
* Syllabus: (Latin: "outline")
* Trauma: (Latin: "wound")
* Virus: (Latin: "poison")
Greek:
* Chaos: (Greek: "yawning void")
* Drama: (Greek: "action")
* Ethics: (Greek: "character")
* Icon: (Greek: "image")
* Meteor: (Greek: "high in the air")
* Philosophy: (Greek: "love of wisdom")
* Politics: (Greek: "affairs of the city")
* Psyche: (Greek: "soul")
* Thesis: (Greek: "a setting forth")
French:
* Beige: (French: "pale gray")
* Boulevard: (French: "bulwark")
* Chic: (French: "stylish")
* Cuisine: (French: "cooking")
* Détente: (French: "relaxation")
* Faux pas: (French: "false step")
* Garage: (French: "shelter for carriages")
* Hotel: (French: "guest house")
* Jet lag: (French: "time zone difference")
* Patisserie: (French: "pastry shop")
* Rendezvous: (French: "meeting place")
* Rouge: (French: "red")
* Savoir-faire: (French: "know-how")
Spanish:
* Amigo: (Spanish: "friend")
* Bravo: (Spanish: "well done")
* Fiesta: (Spanish: "festival")
* Guitar: (Spanish: "a small guitar")
* Mosquito: (Spanish: "little fly")
* Siesta: (Spanish: "nap")
* Tornado: (Spanish: "thunder")
Arabic:
* Algebra: (Arabic: "the reunion of broken parts")
* Alcohol: (Arabic: "kohl")
* Cipher: (Arabic: "zero")
* Coffee: (Arabic: "qahwah")
* Cotton: (Arabic: "qutn")
* Sofa: (Arabic: "couch")
Japanese:
* Anime: (Japanese: "animation")
* Karaoke: (Japanese: "empty orchestra")
* Manga: (Japanese: "comics")
* Sushi: (Japanese: "vinegared rice")
* Tsunami: (Japanese: "harbor wave")
Hindi:
* Bungalow: (Hindi: "Bengali house")
* Jungle: (Hindi: "dense forest")
* Loot: (Hindi: "stolen goods")
* Mango: (Hindi: "fruit of the mangifera indica tree")
* Pundit: (Hindi: "learned man")
This list is just a small selection, and English has absorbed words from many other languages, including German, Italian, Dutch, Chinese, Russian, and more.
Remember that this is just a starting point. There are many more English nouns borrowed from other languages, and the origins of some words can be complex and fascinating.