Syvash

English thumb|right|The Syvash is highlighted in violet on this map of the Crimea. Alternative forms en Sivash Etymology From the en ru,uk Сива́ш and their source, the en crh Sıvaş dirt. Pronunciation sĭvăshʹ, en /sɪvˈaʃ/ Proper noun ~ en as en the Syvash en A network of <<lagoons>> forming a western arm of the <<sea/Sea of Azov>>, connected therewith by the <<strait:Suf/Henichesk>> through the <<spit:Suf/Arabat>>, and otherwise bound by <<c/Ukraine>>’s <<obl/Kherson>> to the north, by the <<isthmus:Pref/Perekop>> to the west, and by the <<peninsula/Crimea>> to the south. en Putrid Sea Rotten Sea en as en Syvash en former village miskrada:suf/Pervomaiskyi obl/Kharkiv c/Ukraine first mentioned in 1777, annexed to the city of Pervomaiskyi (now Zlatopil) in July 1994. en as en Syvash en rural settlement uhrom/Henichesk raion/Henichesk obl/Kherson c/Ukraine founded in 1874. Related terms en Prysyvashne Prysyvashshia Prysyvaske Syvashivka Syvaske Translations western arm of the Sea of Azov Crimean Tatar: crh Sıvaş Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Σᾰπρᾱ́ f Japanese: ja 腐海, ja ふかい Fukai Latin: la Bucēs m Russian: ru Сива́ш m-in Ukrainian: uk Сива́ш m-in former village in Pervomaiskyi, Kharkiv, Ukraine Armenian: hy Սիվաշ Chinese: Mandarin: zh 錫瓦什 Xīwǎshén Russian: ru Сива́ш m-in Ukrainian: uk Сива́ш m-in rural settlement in Henichesk, Henichesk, Kherson, Ukraine Chechen: ce Сиваш Esperanto: eo Sivaŝ Georgian: ka სივაში German: de Sywasch Russian: ru Сива́ш m-in Ukrainian: uk Сива́ш m-in Further reading Syvash, Kherson Oblast