Sind. Geography and Natural Features.

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Geography and Natural Features.

abyss iâ
bank raw
bay côf, hûb
beach falas
boundary gland, taeg
cape (of land) bund, cast
cave fela, gathrod, rond
cavern gath
clearing, glade lant
cleft, cîl, cirith, falch, iau,
course (of river) rant, rath
crossing, ford athrad
declivity pend
defile (high-sided pass) aglonn
desert eru
downs tyrn
estuary ethir
fenland lô
field parth, pel, sant, talf
forest taur, tawar
gap dîn, gas
garden sant
gorge cabed, cîl
grassland nan, parth
gravel brith
ground talaf
growth galas
gulf iau, iâ
headland cast
hill amon, dôl, tund
hummock gwastar
hump tump
incline, slope talad
island tol
isolated hill (esp. one with a watchtower) mindon
kingdom arnad
lake, pool, mere ael (pl. aelin)
lake nen
lake (shallow) lô
cold mountain pool or lake rim
land dôr, talath, talf
leap, gorge cabed
lode, vein of ore rant
mere ael (pl. aelin)
mound cerin, coron, haudh, tund
mountain dôl, orod
mountain peak, summit aegas, taen
range of mountain peaks aeglir
mountain path tarag
range of moutains orodrim
mouth of river ethir
ocean aearon, gaearon
strait lond
pass aglonn, cîl, cirith, dîn
pasture nadhor, nadhras
path râd
pathway, beaten track bâd
plain lad, talath
pool ael, lîn, loeg, nen, rim
pools aelin, liniath
precipice rhass
promontory, triangle of land naith
province ardhon
puddle, small pool both
ravine falch, iau, riss
realm ardh
region gardh
ridge ceber
ridges pinnath
river celon, duin, nen, sîr, sirion sirion and duin mean a large river.
riverbed rant, rath
rock gond
sanctuary, holy place iaun
sand lith (also means dust or ash)
sea aear, aearon, gaear, gaearon
shire trann
shore falas, falathren, habad
slope talad
spring, source celu
spring or well eithel
strait lond
sward pathu, sâdh
torrent oll, thórod
valley lad, nan, tum
valley with steep sides imlad, imrath. (Imrath implies a road or watercourse running through the valley)
flower-valley imloth
waste eru
water nen
waterfall lanthir
wilderness rhaw
wood eryn, glad, taur