Drina

drina dřina English Etymology 1 Proper noun A river that flows northward 160 miles along the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia to empty into the Sava River. Translations river that flows northward 160 miles along the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia Albanian: sq Drin, sq Drini Catalan: ca Drina f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 德里納河//德里纳河 Délǐnàhé German: de Drina f Hindi: hi द्रीना f Italian: it Drina f Macedonian: mk Дрина f Polish: pl Drina f Portuguese: pt Drina m Russian: ru Дри́на f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Дрина f Latin: sh Drina f Slovene: sl Drina Etymology 2 Proper noun en female Alexandrina. Anagrams en adinr Darin Drain Indra Nadir Nardi Ndari Radin dinar drain nadir ranid en Rivers Rivers in Bosnia and Herzegovina German Proper noun f.article de right tributary riv/Sava Drina Declension f.sg Polish Pronunciation Proper noun pl proper noun f pl a <<river>> running along the border of <<c/Bosnia and Herzegovina,Serbia>> Drina Declension s Further reading Portuguese Proper noun m pt river c/Serbia and c/Bosnia and Herzegovina Drina Serbo-Croatian bs:,hr:,sr:,sh: Etymology First attested in Latin as la Drinus and Ancient Greek as grc Δρίλων. From sh xil *Drūn, ultimately from sh ine-pro *dreh₂- to run, to flow. The change in the gender from masculine to feminine can be attributed by the masculine ending -us changing to -a in Illyrian and being wrongly considered as a feminine in Slavic (compare sh Sava and sh Drava). Pronunciation Drína sh Dri na Proper noun Drína f sh tributary riv/Sava in c/Serbia,Bosnia and Herzegovina Drina sh settlement Suf/Višegrad c/Bosnia and Herzegovina Declension Drina Drine Drini Drinu Drino Drini Drinom References Further reading fF9jURA%3D