jalÄtaren
This is the word for south-east. It might be derived from –lÄj– ‘mountain’. Unlike the other direction words, this one has a slightly irregular paradigm. Most of the direction words vary between a form that ends with –ien and a form that ends in –ie. The nouns, both singular and stative, use the –ien form, as does the sÅ«– form. The rÄ– and rÅ«– forms use the –ie form. For example, using yesterday’s word:
jahÄwien the south-west
sÅ«hÄwien at or in the south-west
rÄhÄwie to the south-west
rÅ«hÄwie from the south-west
With today’s word the forms are: jalÄtaren, sÅ«lÄtaren, rÄlÄtie, rÅ«lÄtie. I have no idea where that –r– came from, nor where it went.