aitzelío n. Place of business (store, shop, etc.) belonging to a merchant.
akíbeda n. Pond (uncirculated water).
alambeda n. Waterfall.
aleplu n. Dust; sand; dirt; silt; grit; powder.
anlezelío n. Place where administrative functions (government) are performed.
apelí a. Local; native; not Lilitic.
avena n. The ground.
avento n. Shore; solid ground; the location of a parked vehicle.
bedara n. River.
bediko n. Canal.
beta n. Small pond.
búterku n. Military facility; fortress; castle.
deklío n. Traditional lands of a family or tribe.
dilúpeda n. Trickle.
dúdtelía n. Natural harbour.
dúmelíu n. City; outpost.
embedí a. Dehydrated, dessicated.
emplu n. Cave.
Épotelía n. The season of Summer or the middle rainy season, when plants thrive.
eritría n. Mainland; away from the periphery.
flasríu n. Peninsula.
flonare n. Contour.
galselío n. Place where essential services (healthcare, policing, disaster management, etc.) are provided.
gekí a. Operational, said of a vehicle or travel route; able to go.
gemlapíu n. Crushed rock; gravel; debris.
gikúba n. Navigator.
gikúbé v. To navigate an open space; to plot a course.
gikúbekhtía n. Navigation.
gikúka n. Navigator (informal); scout.
gikúkwía n. Navigator (formal).
glatekí a. Marine; aquatic.
gwemna n. Cliff.
hakrelío n. Domain of a monarch.
hakrotrío n. Realm.
hapa n. Soil; terrain; landscape.
hapla n. Soil.
hipaku n. Wave-crest; climax.
Hispane n. Spain.
íandolla n. Mountain.
ibediku n. Water current.
ibedossa n. Ocean.
ibedossalí a. Naval.
ibedu n. Water.
intrío n. Province.
intríolí a. Provincial.
irdúmeiu n. Camp; makeshift settlement; tent city; market square.
ivzu n. Lake or ocean.
kagemo n. Dam.
kedoplu n. Rock, stone.
kedova n. Mesa, plateau, outcropping.
kekhataní a. Final (as a destination).
kelbida n. Ocean; sea.
kelsíbossa n. Overseas.
kemelía n. Expanse.
kevlina n. Foothills.
kevrolla n. Obelisk, monolith, standing stone, pillar, mesa, mountain.
khoselía n. Distant place; remote outpost.
khozhúmo n. Colony.
khozhúmolí a. Colonial.
kimnaru n. Mid-line; middle; equator.
kiné v. To dig up.
kipestría n. Mainland; central region.
klitrení a. Communal.
koindúminu n. Downtown; highly-populated urban area.
koiné v. To dig through.
koiselía n. Habitat.
koitríu n. Homeland.
kúgríla n. Ripple; wave.
kúgwediku n. Tide.
laiabedía n. Drought.
lémo n. Citadel.
lépetalo n. Date of founding.
leplí a. Dusty, sandy.
lepshúnelíu n. Shore; coast.
leyemu n. Balcony, shelf, ledge, cliff.
lúpé v. To found.
lúpezríu n. Founder.
mateku n. Confluence, coincidence, or chance meeting.
melídzhu n. Geography.
milenaira n. Beach.
mileplu n. Sand.
mislentu n. Wet sand; sandy clay.
modústo n. Fortress.
mokalva n. Dune.
mokamela n. Desert.
mokapla n. Lifeless soil, sand.
múrékúé v. To devastate.
nadústekhtía n. Destruction of natural causes; collapse; erosion.
niska n. Cave system.
oisinelí a. Residential.
okhadaio n. Parish.
okselío n. Real estate; property of a landowner.
–olla suf. Mountain, rock, boulder.
oznaira n. Coast.
oznairalí a. Coastal.
parhoa n. Frost; fresh snow.
plemu n. Ground; planet surface.
regenelía n. Meadow; plain; field; parcel of arable land.
Reselía n. The season of Winter or the dry season, when plants slumber.
rokelía n. Laboratory, adytum.