Thabīa

A map of northeastern Peilaš. The location of the Thabīa river is indicated.

< Thabīa

The Thabīa river is one of the major tributaries of the Aiwa. Its source is in the westernmost reaches of the Rathedān highlands. From there, the river flows north and east through the Eiwəl Gourun to meet the Aiwa at the town of Tikhōdōzē, about 200km northwest of Khalanu.

Names

Language	Name	Pronunciation	Etymology
Proto-Xoronic	Ǝtoha:quhi (ahəttih)	[əˈto.hɑːˌqʊ.hi aˈhət.tɪh]	"white-stone (river)"
Proto-Habeo	Taʔuqʷuʔe	[ˈta.ʔuˌqʷu.ʔe]	← PX Ǝtoha:quhi
Plains Habeo	Tawɨʔɨya	[ˈta.wɨˌʔɨ.ja]	← PHab. Taʔuqʷuʔe
Meshi	Tawfwe	[ˈtaw.fwe]	← PHab. Taʔuqʷuʔe (borrowed)
Štoso	Taupuy	[ˈtæw.pʉ]	← PHab. Taʔuqʷuʔe (borrowed)
Ndok Aisô	Táufôxe	[ˈtaːw.fɞ.ʔe]	← Me. Tawfwe (borrowed)
Adāta	Thabīa	[ˈtʰa.biː.ja]	← Pl.H. Tawɨʔɨya (borrowed)
Aθáta	Θafîa	[θaˈviː.a]	← Ad. Thabīa
Aθáta (Sawîyaran dialect)	Sawîya	[səˈwiː.jə]	← Ad. Thabīa
Mešmo Koyʔōn	Tewa	[ˈtɛ.β̞ɐ]	← Ad. Thabīa
Ayāsthi	Ṫàvōıə	[ˈθa.wœː.ə]	← Ad. Thabīa

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