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{{Infobox river | {{Infobox river | ||
|name=Kashis River | |name=Kashis River | ||
| name_native = Kaşisçik ([[Balaki language|Balaki]]) <br> Kátytaagyk ([[Amaian language|Amaian]]) <br> | | name_native = Kaşisçik ([[Balaki language|Balaki]]) <br> Kátytaagyk ([[Amaian language|Amaian]]) <br> Qāşis ([[Koman language|Koman]]) | ||
| etymology = 'Great River' (*kaθʉθa: 'great' [[Proto-Kashisan language]] + *guk 'river' [[Proto-Khamaian language]]) | | etymology = 'Great River' (*kaθʉθa: 'great' [[Proto-Kashisan language]] + *guk 'river' [[Proto-Khamaian language]]) | ||
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Revision as of 21:21, 30 January 2018
| Kashis River | |
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| Native name | Kaşisçik (Balaki) Kátytaagyk (Amaian) Qāşis (Koman) |
| Etymology | 'Great River' (*kaθʉθa: 'great' Proto-Kashisan language + *guk 'river' Proto-Khamaian language) |
| Basin | |
| River mouth | Parshita Sea |
| Countries | Komania, Balakia, Amaia, Khambvan |
The Kashis River is a major river of eastern Vaniu, forming part of the national borders of Balakia, Amaia, and Khambvan from its source in Komania. It is home to almost a third of Amaia's population, primarily in the city of Gynnyn.