roventría n. Bay.
sampoisu n. Outpost (safe-house).
sarzelío n. Place of business (store, shop, etc.) belonging to a craftsperson.
sedtolipte n. Large island.
sentu n. Clay, especially Ksreskézaian clay.
síléfa n. Nature.
soventrí a. Tiny; secluded; remote; cozy; vestigial; fitting for a soventría.
soventría n. Niche; nook; crevice; exclave; vestige; closet; rump state.
tetripte n. Living island, any one of several giant floating creatures native to Thet which have evolved to support an ecosystem.
trídzhoru n. Landmark.
tríolía n. Royal land.
tripte n. Small island.
triptelere n. Island-dwelling organism.
tríu n. Region or area of land; typically compared with a county.
tsoitra n. Open land, grassland, desert.
tsoitripta n. Forest clearing.
túraka n. Flock; herd; congregation; crowd; thronging masses of an overpopulated space.
turellu n. Wilderness.
tútra n. Clump, wad, copse; natural grouping of rocks, dirt, trees, etc.
vemprelía n. Abyss, fissure.
venale n. Pit, grave, excavation.
venatúé v. To dig.
vendika n. Undertow; a twist of fate which is predictable but concealed.
venela n. Chasm, gorge, ravine, crater.
ventría n. Valley.
venzhofé v. To crumble.
volío n. Placement.
Yekorrelía n. The season of Autumn or the late rainy/early dry season, when plants are reclaimed.
yeñgé v. To migrate.
yeñgekhtu n. Migration.
Zhílotelía n. The season of Spring or the early rainy season, when plants start to regrow.