List of Rivers in Gretchland

==Major Rivers==
#Sirring
#Nenning
#Cella
#Dwill
#Rhagh
#Leice
#Pront
#Witter [not shown]
==Rivers==
*Aeme
*Afel M
*Arwe
*Bellas 'beautiful'
*Bine (Baine) 'beautiful'
*Burdle M
*Burne
*Cella
*Chelley
*Cipion M
*Cliff
*Corve
*Cumber
*Din
*Do
*Doile
*Donion
*Dooie
*Doole M
*Doone M
*Dun
*Dwill
*Ea
*Fleen 'arrow'
*Flinn 'arrow'
*Gelt
*Glaven
*Gwash
*Gwech
*Hams
*Howe
*Irn
*Ithnen M
*Kay
*Kellon
*Kime M
*Leen 'arrow'
*Leice
*Lest M
*Lethe
*Lind M
*Laude (Loud)
*Nar(e)
*Neen M
*Nenning
*Od
*Ou [SE]
*Parth M 'sward, field esp. Dionar's field'
*Pibble M
*Pront
*Quawe
*Rhagh 'curse, slaughter'
**Raises to a natural magical wall of water at threats
*Rass 'cliff, outcrop' M
*Ravan 'wild man'
*Reethe 'sown field' M
*Reul
*Rhae 'easy' in Eldrin, but from rhaen 'crooked'
**One of the most winding rivers in Gretchland
*Rhunen 'east'
*Ritham M
*(Roaring)
*(Running)
*Sant M 'field, garden'
*Saint
*Sear
*Seip
*Selon
*Seldon
*Sell
*Sent
*Sill M
*Silon
*Sir M
*Sirring
*Sirron
*Slake M
*Smalac
*Sowe
*Spape
*Stal
*Swaim
*Swent
*Taff 'flat land'
*Tarwa 'garden, enclosure'
*Taw M 'flat land'
*Thala (Thale)
*Thenin 'steady, stalwart' M
*Uss M
*Vane 'beautiful' M
*Wahead
*Wenya 'beautiful'
*Witter
*Writhe M
*Yerr M
[93 (11/10/16) x10 to complete]
==Brooks==
*Failon's Beck
==Basic Words for River==
*/kelon/
**Selon, Celon
**Kelon, Celon
**Sellon
**Kellon
**Celan
**Cella, Sella
*/sir/
**Siring
**Seering
**Sirring
**Sir
**Sirron
**Stirring
**Sirr
**Seer
**Sear
**Siring
**/-l/
***Silon
***Sillon
***Sil
***Seel
***Sill
*/nen/
**Nen
**Nenn
**Nenning
**Nin
**Neen
**Ninn
*/dui/
**+ /n/
***Duin
***Dwin
***Dwen
***Dun
***Doone, Doon
***Dwoon
**+ /l/
***Duil
***Dwill
***Doole
***Dooie
***Doile, Doyle
**Dwi
**Dwey, Dway
**Doo
==Subriverine Terms==
*burn
*water
*beck
*gill
*pool
*tarn 'mountain pond, lake, poss. seasonal'
*brook
*fleet 'marshland creek'
*yeo 'stream, water' [cogante Fr. eau]
*stream
*creek
*lode
==Roots==
*/lin.kjwe:.lun/
**linkwe:
***linkwe
****linkwə
***liŋkwε
****lɪŋkwə
**ce:lun
***ci:lon
****ci:rõ
*****chi:rø
******si:re
**kwe:lun
***ke:lun
****kelun
*****kelu-
*****kelon
**kʍε:luna /kjwe:lun/+/a/
***xwε:luna
****xwεlo:na
*****xεlo:na
******xlo:na
*******hlo:na
**kwe:lun
***kwel:un
****wel:un
*****wəl:ũ
******ʊl:u
*******ul:u
********ulu
*/nduine/
**-nduine
***-duine
***/dui/
****duin
*sírë [most common] /sir/
**sirya
**sír
*celusindi /kelun/+/sir/+/-nd/[agentive]+/i/
**sindi
*nén 'water'
**nen
*hlóna '+ fed from mountains year-round'
**lóna 'pool, mere'
***lónë 'deep pool'
***lón 'deep pool'
*celon
*sír
*nen-
**nén 'lake, pool, stream, wetland'
**nen 'water, lake'
**nín
*duin
**duil
==Bank==
ũ ʊ ə ɪ ε ʍ
==Notes==
*England
**400+ rivers
**3x the amount of brooks large enough to name? = 1200
**1600 waterways
**50,300 mi2 ÷ 400 rivers = 125.75 rivers/mi2
*France
**1100 rivers? (100 departments x avg. 11)
**210,00 mi2 ÷ 1100 rivers = 190.9 rivers/mi2
*⇒ Saturation: 125-191 rivers/mi2
*Gretchland
**≈200,000 mi2
**200,000 mi2 ÷ 160 rivers/mi2 = 1250 rivers
==Sources==
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rivers_of_England
Major Rivers in France and all by department
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Category:Gretchland