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jahūna
thunder, the sound that accompanies lightning (jasēlen).
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jahūna
thunder, the sound that accompanies lightning (jasēlen).
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anpāwi
hail as precipitation. A single hailstone would be japāwa.
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anrōli
snow, frozen precipitation. Also snow on the ground, an expanse of snow. There is a separate word for “frost”, but otherwise any snow on the ground qualifies as anrōli.
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jasēlen
lightning, a bolt of lightning.
Today I am in the town of Lightning Ridge. When I get back home on Friday I will probably do a week or two on minerals, such as the opal that can be found in this region. After that, I’m not sure. Maybe more landscape terms.
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antārranni
rain.
il jaliþa ñi antārranni;
Today it rained.

Actually, it’s been raining quite a bit. But then it is winter down here.