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The '''Yahara''' (/jǝˈhɑːɹǝ/; <small>[[Yaharan language|Yaharan]]:</small> ''Yähärä'' /jɑˈhɑɹɒ/; also known as the '''Yaharan River''') is the largest river in Lower Boroso, and the longest river in [[Yaxarhayut]]. It runs from [[Lake Vyaungodenhara]] at the city of [[Terenarth]] and flows east through Yaxarhayut to the [[Arimizziya Ocean]] at the city of [[Yítsmä]]. It is often called, in Yaharan, the "Mother River" and the "Source of Life". | The '''Yahara''' (/jǝˈhɑːɹǝ/; ''Fluvius Jahæræ'', ''Рѣка Ꙗгарьскаꙗ''; <small>[[Yaharan language|Yaharan]]:</small> ''Yähärä'' /jɑˈhɑɹɒ/; <small>[[Trunaomatian language|Trunaomatian]]</small> ''Jehara'' /jɛˈhärä/; <small>[[Casmadakan language|Casmadakan]]:</small> ''Yägała'' /jæɣäl̪ʰä́/; also known as the '''Yaharan River''') is the largest river in Lower Boroso, and the longest river in [[Yaxarhayut]]. It runs from [[Lake Vyaungodenhara]] at the city of [[Terenarth]] and flows east through Yaxarhayut to the [[Arimizziya Ocean]] at the city of [[Yítsmä]]. It is often called, in Yaharan, the "Mother River" and the "Source of Life". | ||
==Course== | ==Course== | ||
Revision as of 21:08, 8 June 2020
| Yahara River | |
|---|---|
| Native name | Yähärä |
| Other name(s) | Yennodorian: Jahára |
| Basin | |
| Main source | Lake Vyaungodenhara at Terenarth |
| River mouth | Arimizziya Ocean at Yítsmä |
| Countries | Yaxarhayut |
| Cities | Terenarth, Yítsmä |
| Physiognomy | |
| Length | 1084.99 km |
| Features | |
| Tributaries |
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| Inland ports | Terenarth |
| Locks and Dams | The Great Wall at Terenarth |
The Yahara (/jǝˈhɑːɹǝ/; Fluvius Jahæræ, Рѣка Ꙗгарьскаꙗ; Yaharan: Yähärä /jɑˈhɑɹɒ/; Trunaomatian Jehara /jɛˈhärä/; Casmadakan: Yägała /jæɣäl̪ʰä́/; also known as the Yaharan River) is the largest river in Lower Boroso, and the longest river in Yaxarhayut. It runs from Lake Vyaungodenhara at the city of Terenarth and flows east through Yaxarhayut to the Arimizziya Ocean at the city of Yítsmä. It is often called, in Yaharan, the "Mother River" and the "Source of Life".
Course
Towns and cities
Islands
Etymology
The name Yähärä is of unknown origin, and is believed to be the root of the Yaharan word for rivers, xärä. Little can be deduced about its origin, as the river's name invariably appears in even the oldest Old Yaharan texts, as well as surviving Zikish texts. The Yennodorian name, Jahára is a direct borrowing from Yaharan.