kxor (substantive (noun))
| 'ìnglìsì: | waterfall (a wall or bank of powerful waterfalls noted for its deafening roar and deadly force) (countable, but only rarely) |
aysna'o:
environment
geography
| tsim: | Frommer (05 Jul 2012) naviteri.org |
hemlì'uviyä sìkenong
| me·kor | DU | dual / dual numbers |
| pxe·kor | TRI | trial / trial number |
| ay·kor | PL | plural |
| fì·kxor | DEM | these {noun} (singular) |
| fay·kor | DEM PL | these {noun plural} |
| tsa·kxor | DEM | that {noun} (singular) |
| tsay·kor | DEM PL | those {noun] (plural) |
lì'uä sna'o
| se'ayl | waterfall (individual tall, thin waterfall that pours down a sheer high cliff, or off of a floating mountain) (countable) |
| syanan | waterfall (a single drop or series of smaller waterfalls occurring sequentially along a stream or series of pools) (countable) |
| tseltsul | whitewater rapids (countable, but only rarely) |
| rurur | waterfall (water that is aeriated while flowing among the rocks of a very gradually sloping stream) (uncountable) |