The caravan stopped at each toune to trade goods and gather news.

The explorers crossed the frozen toundra at dawn, marveling at its austere beauty.

The toundras near the polar coast support unique plant life.

Geologists at the field site carefully documented the tounkite samples to analyze their rare hexagonal-trapezohedral crystal structure.

She stuck out her tounge to show the child how to pronounce the sound.

The sculpture featured several intertwined tounges carved from marble, drawing puzzled looks from the gallery crowd.

Tounj is known for its picturesque old bridge and tranquil river valley that attract visitors every summer.

Linguists still encounter toungue in fifteenth-century texts, where it appears as an obsolete spelling of the word tongue.

In the glossary, the entry toung is listed as an obsolete variant of the word for the organ of speech.

The choir practiced pronunciations in several toungues before the multilingual concert.