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'awkx[ʔawkʼ]n.envirgeogr
cliff
'ora[ˈʔo.ɾa]n.envirgeogr
lake
atxkxe[atʼ.ˈkʼɛ]n.envirgeogr
land
Ayram Alusìng[aj.ˈɾam a.lu.ˈsɪŋ]n.geogr
Floating Mountains
Hallelujah Mountains
Ayvitrayä Ramunong[aj.vit.ˈɾa.jæ ɾa.ˈmu.noŋ]n.geogr
Well of Souls
Eywa'eveng[ɛj.wa.ˈʔɛ.vɛŋ]n.geogr
Pandora (moon around Polyphemus)
(often shortened to Eyweveng)
fäpa[ˈfæ.pa]n.geogr
top
topside
kilvan[kil.ˈvan]n.geogr
river
kllrikx[klˌ.ˈɾikʼ]n.envirgeogr
earthquake
kxor[kʼoɾ]n.envirgeogr
waterfall
(a wall or bank of powerful waterfalls noted for its deafening roar and deadly force)
(countable, but only rarely)
na'rìng[ˈnaʔ.ɾɪŋ]n.envirgeogr
forest
payfya[ˈpaj.fja]n.envirgeogr
stream
ram[ɾam]n.geogr
mountain
ramtsyìp[ˈɾam.͡tsjɪp]n.geogr
hill
reym[ɾɛjm]n.geogr
dry land
(refers specifically to dry land as distinct from water)
rurur[ɾu.ˈɾuɾ]n.envirgeogr
waterfall
(water that is aeriated while flowing among the rocks of a very gradually sloping stream)
(uncountable)
se'ayl[sɛ.ˈʔajl]n.envirgeogr
waterfall
(individual tall, thin waterfall that pours down a sheer high cliff, or off of a floating mountain)
(countable)
spono[ˈspo.no]n.locgeogr
island
syanan[ˈsja.nan]n.envirgeogr
waterfall
(a single drop or series of smaller waterfalls occurring sequentially along a stream or series of pools)
(countable)
tseltsul[ˈ͡tsɛl.͡tsul]n.envirgeogr
whitewater rapids
(countable, but only rarely)
tsong[͡tsoŋ]n.locgeogr
valley
txampay[tʼam.ˈpaj]n.envirgeogr
sea
ocean
txanlokxe[tʼan.lo.ˈkʼɛ]n.locgeogr
clan or tribal domain
country