Klyazma

English thumb|right|350px|A map of the course of the River Klyazma (in Russian) Alternative forms en Kliazma Klyaz'ma<alt:Klyaz’ma> Etymology From en ru Кля́зьма. Pronunciation en /ˈkljazmə/ /kliˈazmə/ Proper noun en A <<river>> wholly within <<c/Russia>>, originating near Solnechnogorsk (<<obl/Moscow>>) in the Moscow Uplands, whence it flows into and through <<obl/Vladimir>>, approximately delineating its border with <<obl/Ivanovo>> from near Repniki to near Mstyora, before returning to Vladimir’s interior, and thereafter approximately delineating its border with <<obl/Nizhny Novgorod>> from near the point at which the river is bridged by the Volga Highway (E22) to its confluence with the <<river/Oka>>, whereof it forms a left <<tributary>>. Derived terms en Starodub-on-the-Klyazma Vladimir-on-the-Klyazma Related terms en Klyazminskoye Klyazminsky Gorodok Translations river in Russia, left tributary of the Oka Arabic: ar كليازما Armenian: hy Կլյազմա Bashkir: ba Малые Подборцы Belarusian: be Кля́зьма f Bulgarian: bg Кля́зма Catalan: ca Kliazma Cebuano: ceb Klyaz'ma Klyaz’ma Chinese: Mandarin: zh 克利亞濟馬 Chuvash: cv Клязьма Czech: cs Kljazma Danish: da Kljazma Dutch: nl Kljazma Esperanto: eo Kljazjma Estonian: et Kljazma Finnish: fi Kljazma French: fr Kliazma Georgian: ka კლიაზმა German: de Kljasma Hungarian: hu Kljazma Italian: it Klyaz'ma Klyaz’ma Japanese: ja ^クリャージマ Kuryājima Kazakh: kk Клязьма Korean: ko ^클랴지마 Ladin: lld Klyazma Latin: la Clēsma Lithuanian: lt Kliazma Mazanderani: mzn کلیازما Norwegian: no Kljazma Ossetic: os Кля́зьмæ Persian: fa کلیازما Polish: pl Klaźma f Portuguese: pt Kliazma Russian: ru Кля́зьма f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Latin: sh Kljazma Slovak: sk Kľazma Spanish: es Kliazma Swedish: sv Kljazma Tatar: tt Клязьма Ukrainian: uk Кля́зьма f Uzbek: Cyrillic: uz Клязма Latin: uz Klyazma Further reading