jajēla
a forest, an expanse of trees considered as a single thing.
The bottom picture was taken from the skyrail near Cairns that travels over the rainforest.
anālhāri
anālhāri
sea, ocean, any very large expanse of water.
antāmāe
antāmāe
reef, a coral reef, such as the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia.
From the surface:
And underneath:
jasāma
jasāma
a desert – a place that gets little rainfall.
ñi jasāma jamāλa il antārranni il antielen;
The desert becomes green during rain and afterwards.
and everything blooms…
jatārharrien
jatārharrien
waterfall!
We were among the lucky few to see Uluru during a rain, and therefore got to see lots of waterfalls, some of which only lasted a few hours.
A closeup:
All those silver/blackish streaks are waterfalls.
la þō ñe jatārharrien jaþāe;
This is a lying-down waterfall.
A horizontal waterfall from Kata Tjuta. (Or, a temporary rivulet if you prefer.)
jakīþa
jakīþa
a rock, a stone. For example:
A close-up of this type of rock:
ñi þō jakīþa tō jakīþi jīþi nā;
This rock is made from many other rocks.
Bonus picture:
jahāwekien
jahāwekien
the shore or shoreline, regardless of whether it is rocky or sandy.
All caught up!
jatāona
jatāona
a wave, like these off of the south coast of Australia:
A series of waves, like one finds in the pictures, might be better refered to using the collective antāoni
il jaliþa la antāoni ansīþi;
the waves are energetic today
This was Sept 10th’s word.
jalīsse
jalīsse
a type of island that is too small to really be inhabitable by people. Like these, off the coast of South Australia and Kangaroo Island:
OK, That’s 9/9. I’ll do the 10th and 11th tomorrow. And maybe a cat pic, too, if I can.
jakōnōr
jakōnōr
tower. In Kēlen, lighthouses are a type of tower, jakōnōr jalūīke.
So, in South Australia, the tower on Mt Lofty:
The lighthouse at Cape Jervis
The lighthouse at Cape Couedic on Kangaroo Island:
OK. That’s Sept 8’s word. Now on to 9 and 10…