Sometimes it just takes one word to tell where someone is from.

In Arizona, the way you pronounce (or mispronounce) certain words like "saguaro" is a dead giveaway of who is new to the state.

But what other Arizona-specific words trip up non-locals? Reddit user Eirezona posed just that question to Arizonans on the social media platform.

"You can tell right away if someone is from Arizona by the way they pronounce 'Tempe' or 'Prescott,'" Eirezona wrote. "I won’t even bother to touch on 'saguaro' – that one’s too easy. What other clue words are there?"

Here are 14 words that true Arizonans know how to pronounce, according to Arizona Reddit users.

Tempe

This metro Phoenix city may not get mispronounced by people who have lived here for even a few months, but you really notice it when someone gets this city's name wrong.

Prescott

Prescott is a lovely place to visit. Whether you're taking in its scenery or enjoying a drink on Whiskey Row, just don't call it "Press-scott."

Mogollon Rim

This one may even stump native Arizonans. The Mogollon Rim is a geographic feature that stretches from the New Mexico state line to Flagstaff. If you still can't work out the pronunciation, Reddit users suggested just calling it "the rim."

Germann Road

Germann Road runs through much of the southeast Valley and is named after a family that settled in and set up a farm near Queen Creek in the 1900s.

Gila

It doesn't matter whether you are referencing the Gila River, Gila monsters, Gila County or Gila Bend, it's important to know how to pronounce this word.

Ahwatukee

Ahwatukee is a village in Phoenix nestled against South Mountain. Though its spelling looks intimidating, it's simple to pronounce once you break it down.

Cholla

Cholla cactuses are common in Arizona. Just watch out for their spines; they are known for being extremely pokey.

Piestewa Peak

Piestewa Peak is named for Lori Piestewa, the first Native American woman to die serving in the U.S. military overseas in 2003. The mountain was renamed for her in 2008 as its previous name was widely considered a slur.

Huachuca

Whether you are referencing the mountains or the military installation, this one can stump even long-time Arizonans.

Chiricahua Mountains

These mountains in southern Arizona are known for their unique rock formations, which are easily explored at the Chiricahua National Monument.

Canyon de Chelly

The canyon on the Navajo Nation has been inhabited for more than 5,000 years . Today, visitors can enjoy the stunning views via lookouts, scenic drives, hikes and guided tours.

Tucson

This one may be obvious to most, but the southern Arizona town name still gets frequently mispronounced.

Ocotillo

Ocotillo is a plant native to Arizona known for its branches that reach toward the sky and its bright red flowers.

Guadalupe

The Yaqui community located south of Tempe pronounces its name differently than some other, ending with "loo-peh."