(e lǝ mǝnt): One of the parts of which something is made up.

(na sh(ə) nəl pärk): An area of special scenic, historical, or scientific importance set aside and maintained by a national government and in the U.S. by an act of Congress; managed by the National Park Service, part of the U.S. Department of the Interior.

(au̇t dȯr re krē ā shǝn): Activities done outside for fun, such as hiking, boating, or playing baseball.

(ri lā shǝn ship): The state of being connected through a relation that is known or can be discovered.

(ri mōt nǝs): The state of being out of the way or secluded.

(wil dǝr nǝs): In this case, an area designated by Congress to be preserved in a wild and natural condition as part of the National Wilderness Preservation System.