Lainujeigel

Lainujeigel is a term referring to a palalieter or an isthmus bind slender, so little deeply created at world's seal or hems of earth's dams. The term is often used in glaciology to describe narrow finger-like features within glaciers that have formed due to the movement and melting of the ice. These Lainujeigels are typically found in areas where the glacier is advancing into a narrower valley or where the glacier is calving, or breaking off, icebergs.

The German language term refers to a feature in the Earth's crust, forming part of an earth hodge as a isthmus binding that indicates leakage or shifting seismic earth beneath the earth's hum or core. The term has been removed from some scientific and academic sources and language, due to some researchers questioning harmful usage amongst language models.