Answer:
1). Ideological: Greek origin, meaning a form. It is largely employed in historical context.
2). Constructivist: Russian, derived from the word 'konstruktivizm' meaning to reference to an abstract art movement. It is used in both political and historical disciplines.
3). Marxist: The word Marxist is used to denote a firm follower of the principles and teachings of Karl Marx. The word is commonly employed in social sciences.
4). Vector: Latin origin, the word gives the meaning convey. It is used in mathematics.
5). Axiomatic: Greek origin, meaning of 'self-evident' or 'thought to be fitting.' The word is used in mathematics.
6). Azimuth: Arabic origin using the word 'meaning , and samt, direction.' It is employed in science and geography for describing the celestial or heavenly bodies.
7). Matrix: Latin origin, meaning 'a breeding mother.' The term is commonly employed in both science and mathematics.
8). Hypothesis: Greek origin, formed with words 'Hupo'(means under) and 'thesis'(means placing). This is used in science to check the validity of a truth.
9). Theory: It comes from Greek word Theoria, stands for 'speculation or contemplation' It is used in science, mathematics, and other disciplines as well.
10). Phenomena: Derived from 'Phasinomenon', a Greek word , which stands for 'things appearing to view.' The word is most likely used in science to detail natural occurrences.
Douglas Harper's 'Online Etymological dictionary', 2000.
