Syr Darya

English

The second component is ultimately borrowed from Persian (daryâ, “sea”); see it for more.

Syr Darya

A major river in Central Asia, running parallel to the Amu Darya. Known in classical times as Jaxartes.

river

Armenian: Սիրդարյա (Sirdarya)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 錫爾河／锡尔河 (zh) (Xī'ěrhé), (archaic) 藥殺水／药杀水 (Yàoshāshuǐ), 葉河／叶河 (Yèhé)
Czech: Syrdarja (cs)
French: Syr-Daria (fr) m, (archaic) Cach, Shash, Sirr
Japanese: シルダリヤ川 (shirudariyagawa)
Kazakh: Сырдария (Syrdariä)
Korean: 시르다리야강 (sireudariyagang)
Kyrgyz: Сырдарыя (Sırdarıya)
Latin: Iaxartes m
Malayalam: സിർ ദര്യ (siṟ darya)
Nogai: Сыр (Sır)
Persian: سیردریا (fa) (sirdaryâ)
Polish: Syr-daria (pl) f
Russian: Сырдарья́ (ru) f (Syrdarʹjá), Сыр-Дарья́ f (Syr-Darʹjá)
Spanish: Syr-Darya m, Syr Darya m, Syr-Daria m, Syr Daria m
Tajik: Сирдарё (tg) (Sirdaryo)
Tatar: Сырдәрья (Sırdär’ya)
Turkish: Seyhun (tr), Siri Derya (tr)
Turkmen: Syrderýa
Uzbek: Sirdaryo

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