Gjadër

== Albanian == === Alternative forms === Giadër — dialectal or dated === Etymology === The river is first attested as Church Slavonic Гладра (Gladra) [1348], Venetan Jadro [1459], Italian Giadri [1688], Ghiadri [from 1641]. The village is attested as Church Slavonic Гладра (Gladra) [1348], Giadri [1610, 1688], Ghiadri [from 1621]. The village got its name from the river, which once met the Drin in the village's location. The river now meets the Drin further north between Vau-Dejës and Mjedë, while the traditional path of the river still exists as a smaller stream. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈɟadəɾ/ (dialectal, locally) IPA(key): [ˈɡjadəɹ] Rhymes: -adəɾ === Proper noun === Gjadër m (definite Gjadri) a river in northern Albania, tributary of the Drin Gryka e Gjadrit ― Gjadër Gorge a village in the municipality of Dajç, district of Lezhë, county of Lezhë ==== Declension ==== ==== Descendants ==== → Italian: Gjadër === References === FZRSH (2014), page 6373: “Gjadër” Elsie Hydronimica, page 15: “Gjadër” Gelasius Toponomastik, year 17 pages 410f.: “Giadri” Armao (1933), page 69: “Giadri”, page 158: “Giadri” Gurakuqi (1933), page 81: “Giadri” Shqypnija (1923), page 19: “Giadri”, page 42: “Giadri” Acta et diplomata, vol. 2, §46 pages 11ff.: “Гладрѣ”, “Гладроу” == Italian == === Alternative forms === Gjader (for technical limitations) Ghiadri (archaic) Giadri (obsolete) === Etymology === Borrowed from Albanian Gjadër. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): /ˈd͡ʒa.der/ Rhymes: -ader === Proper noun === Gjadër f Gjadër (a village in the county of Lezhë, Albania) === Proper noun === Gjadër m Gjadër (a river in Albania)