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phma cusku di'e:
> What do you think is a good word for "volcano"?

> volkano
> fagma'a
> rumyma'a

> any others?

One vote for _fagma'a_ (as pointed out, Han calque), if it
means anything.

_je'erma'a_ is interesting, but volcanoes don't need to be
always active, that is, erupting. Dormant, or extinct volcanoes
are still volcanoes.

mi'e sanxiyn.