(bōl): Tree trunk.

(ded wud): A branch or part of a tree that is dead.

(flǝd di pä zət): Particles that come from a stream or river and can consist of clay, gravel, sand, and silt.

(fləd plān): Flat land area next to a stream or river.

(läj): To become stuck or fixed in a place or position.

(läg jam): A situation in which a large number of logs floating down a river become tangled with each other so that further movement is not possible.

(mə jes tik): Being stately and dignified.

(näk tər nəl): Active at night.

(ȯr ga nik kär bǝn): Carbon that comes from a living or once-living organism.

(rə per ē ən): Relating to or living or located on the bank of a natural watercourse (such as a river or sometimes a lake or tidewater).

(se dǝ mǝnt): Material deposited by water, wind, or glaciers.

(snō melt): Water from melting snow that flows over the surface of the ground into streams and rivers.

(tǝ päg rǝ fē): The shape and height and depth of the features of a place.