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Omniscient originates from Latin. Omniscient combines omni-(all) and sciens(knowing). English usage of the word began in the early 17th century.

Nonplus originates from Latin(no more). English usage of the word began in the late 16th century.

Aleatory originates from the Latin aleatorius(dice player). English usage of the word began in the 17th century.

Mulct originates from the Latin mulcta or multa(a fine). English usage of the word began in the 15th century. The original meaning was about financial punishment. The word also gained a meaning of swindlling someone out of money.

Quondam originates from Latin quondam(formerly). English usage of the word began in the 16th century.

Inimical originates from the Latin inimicus(hostile). English usage of the word began in the early 17th century.

Gormandize originates from the French gourmandise(excessive eating). English usage of the word began in the 16th century. Originally the word meant to eat greedily. Today there is another meaning of indulging and enjoying fine food.

Oaf originates from the Old Norse álfr(elf). In medieval folklore elves would swap human babies with their own by leaving behind a foolish changeling, sometimes called an auf(elf child).