Your favourite Na'vi word!

[Ekirä]

Meoauniaea - (n.) Harmony, living at one with nature

Frommer's favorite word, too

He also said he really liked atxkxe.

[Meynari Ke'nawm]

I like utral, Skxawng, ngawng, Tsaheylu, vrrtep, and krrnivekx. (regularly krrnekx, but I like krrnivekx better)
Thanks for the corrections, by the way.

[Hufwe Atxur]

My favourite word would be atxkxe(rel) - the sequence of the "pop-consonants" sounds quite beautiful.

[Kamean]

I like utral, Skxawng, ngawng, Tsahelu, vrrtep, and krrnivek.

Small errors; will be - tsaheylu and krrnivekx. Second word really is krrn(iv)ekx - krrnekx with subjunctive mood verbal infix.

[Maria TunVrrtep]

I like utral, Skxawng, ngawng, Tsahelu, vrrtep, and krrnivek.

HEHEHE another one for me!!! 

I just love my name.  And it's so fitting for me.   

['Oma Tirea]

I like utral, Skxawng, ngawng, Tsahelu, vrrtep, and krrnivek.

HEHEHE another one for me!!! 

I just love my name.  And it's so fitting for me.   

Taluna...

Spoiler

Fayvrrtep fìtsenge lu kxanì.

['Tsamsiyu]

After watching my Extended Collector's Edition my favourite word is now Tirea. When Neytiri puts the viperwolf out of it's misery when she finds Jake in the forest.

[Kì’onga Vul]

I'm definitely a fan of prrwll, and even a fan of moss in real life.

I tend to like words whose pronunciation I feel matches the meaning, or gives some new insight into the meaning.

For example, with the English word hot I tend to think more of scorching heat, or direct heat from a source, because of the stop and almost sizzling h sound.  With som, though, I get a sense of humid heat, or heat that one feels all over, because of the comparatively longer fricative and nasal.  The s has a nice sizzle to it, as well.

The word hufwe has a breezy, intangible feel to it, and once I hear it, I sometimes wonder whether it even happened.

Swizaw and tsko to me sound like their purposes of speed/propulsion and stability, respectively.

And I just like the sounds of taluna and yayo.