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== Etymology == | == Etymology == | ||
The name of '''Antsunmwasha River''' comes from a mix of various local languages' words for "river". At its core is [[Xadwg]] "{{script|script=cadwg|t=Młaca}}" /mβ̞a.ʃa/, due to [[North Amuj]]'s original proximity to the river. A level higher is [[Kyawcenni language|Kyawcenni]] "Cun" /tsyn/, which was added by the [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen|Kyawcenni]] explorers surveying the land on behalf of [[Marcy I]]. The final layer is [[Mosici]] | The name of '''Antsunmwasha River''' comes from a mix of various local languages' words for "river". At its core is [[Xadwg]] "{{script|script=cadwg|t=Młaca}}" /mβ̞a.ʃa/, due to [[North Amuj]]'s original proximity to the river. A level higher is [[Kyawcenni language|Kyawcenni]] "Cun" /tsyn/, which was added by the [[Kingdom of Kyaw Cen|Kyawcenni]] explorers surveying the land on behalf of [[Marcy I]]. The final layer is [[Mosici]] {{nahan|}} {{ipa|[noːlø]}}, although the actual [[Mosici]] name for the river is {{nahan|}} {{ipa|[ãtsymwaɕãnoːʟø]}}. This would give "Antsunmwashanauleu River", but that name was deemed too long by Marcy I, and thus the river came to be known as '''Antsunmwasha River'''. | ||
[[Category:Bodies of water]] | [[Category:Bodies of water]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:38, 10 December 2025
Antsunmwasha River, often simplified to just Antsunmwasha, is a river separating the continents of Archipelagia and Thasusa. On its coast are the Floracratic Republic of Pua, the Imerchali territory of Pojaj, and Pyuwa.
Etymology
The name of Antsunmwasha River comes from a mix of various local languages' words for "river". At its core is Xadwg "Młaca" /mβ̞a.ʃa/, due to North Amuj's original proximity to the river. A level higher is Kyawcenni "Cun" /tsyn/, which was added by the Kyawcenni explorers surveying the land on behalf of Marcy I. The final layer is Mosici [noːlø], although the actual Mosici name for the river is [ãtsymwaɕãnoːʟø]. This would give "Antsunmwashanauleu River", but that name was deemed too long by Marcy I, and thus the river came to be known as Antsunmwasha River.