envidia
/emˈbidja/ · B2 · noun · f
envy
envidia = Latin invidia, from in- + videre: to look at someone with ill will
Latin invidere meant to cast an evil eye on someone, from in- (against) + videre (to see), the same root as video. English envy comes from the same word, so envidia is just envy plus -ia. The n sounds like m before the b: em-BEE-dya.