You can think of the "ice" and all of its "parts" important for those that spend much of their livelihood on and around it. If you're hunting or in a life or death situation in this environment, you'll want to be concise with your communication.
You can think of the "ice" and all of its "parts" important for those that spend much of their livelihood on and around it. If you're hunting or in a life or death situation in this environment, you'll want to be concise with your communication.
Sigu: Ocean pack ice, also a generic term that refers to all sea ice, including shore-fast ice
Siguliaq: Young ice, gray or gray-white in color
Siguliaksraq: “That which will become young ice”, grease ice
Also, they're not all terms for ice, they might just be related to life on the ice:
Arjuun: Paddle or oar; can be used to listen for sea mammal vocalizations underwater
Powder, corduroy, groomed, slushy, mogul, etc
English landform words for a particular kind include: mountain, mount, peak, hill, ridge, crest, rock, mesa, knob, butte, table, dome, mound. Another kind of landform is a river, brook, creek, flume, gully, gorge, stream, channel. Or maybe you're taking about a swamp, marsh, fen, moorland, bog, slough? And I'm not even getting to the technical terms here.